Assistant Channels, (also known as Shortcut Channels or Stub Channels) are pre-installed small channels which give information about a channel and a button to download it from the Wii Shop, downloading would replace the stub. These were usually for Nintendo's downloadable channels, but some streaming services have been included as well.
Channel gallery[]
Amazon Instant Video[]
BBC iPlayer[]
Check Mii Out Channel[]
Demae Channel[]
Digicam Print Channel[]
Everybody Votes Channel[]
Hulu Plus[]
Internet Channel[]
Nintendo Channel[]
Netflix[]
Today & Tomorrow Channel[]
TV no Tomo Channel[]
Wii Menu dummies[]
When the original RVL-001 was being released, online services weren't available at the time and were being rolled out later on. Day-one users had to perform a Wii System Update to download the new channels.
Wii no Ma[]
Wii Speak Channel[]
When the Wii Speak released, it's channel had yet to exist. Early Wii Speak users that bought it entered received this channel on their Wii when using the Download Ticket.
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This is a notice regarding the Wii Speak Channel. For details, select the Start button.
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The Wii Speak Channel has been released. Click on the Start button below to update.
Wii System Transfer[]
This is a stub channel pre-installed on vWii (Wii U's Wii Mode).
YouTube[]
