It is also the first time that it is airing a programme as part of a multi-platform franchise, including the movie - which was nominated for Best Animated Feature Film at this year's Academy Awards - comic books, video games and a website, jimmyneutron.com, all of which combine to deepen children's involvement with the cartoon.
Jimmy Neutron will debut in the Philippines this month just before Christmas, with an on-ground event, offering the young audience an opportunity to interact and experiment with the character's secret laboratory via interactive, hands-on gadgets and games.
Lucy Young, Nickelodeon regional marketing and communications director, said, "Jimmy Neutron has the same values and attributes in targeting school-age kids with programmes that are both entertaining and educational, but this series is special in that we have incorporated a very high degree of interactivity.
"What drives us is our philosophy of being contemporary and fresh, both on and off the air."
Jimmy Neutron, which was first introduced in the Asia-Pacific region about a year ago as a series of one and two-minute comedic television shorts, is sponsored by Inter.net and co-sponsored by Intel, Pizza Hut and Bibbo, a local sausage brand.