| My favorite western cartoons are Transformers: Prime, Ben 10, Ed Edd n, Eddy, Avatar The Last Airbender, The Spectacular Spider Man, Avengers: Earth's Mightiest Heroes, and Teen Titans. |
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| Adventure time over the garden wall - I wish we could get more :( the last airbender Rick & morty Steven Universe Regular show Gravity falls Samurai Jack Sponge Bob The simpsons All I can think of right now there’s probably more lol |
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| Avatar: The Last Airbender. It's honestly my favorite show of all time, I can't wait to see the new Avatar stuff Nickelodeon is going to be putting out eventually with the new Avatar Studios |
| Captain Planet Denver The Last Dinosaur X-Men Wild Cats Biker Mice From Mars Dexter Laboratory Johnny Bravo Power Puff Girls Ed, Edd and Eddy Cow and Chicken Samurai Jack Aeon Flux Spawn Spicy City Teen Titans Star Wars Clone Wars cartoon Looney Tunes Yes im a 1990s kid thats why. |
| Avatar: The Last Airbender Tom and Jerry Family Guy Rick and Morty Hilda Spongebob Phineas and Ferb p sure i forgot some tho |
 # of bans: 4@NoLiferSoul is an S+ tier MAL Staff member @anime-prime and @AlexPaulLEWZ are S tier Rest are mid |
| Avatar, Bojack Horseman, Gravity Falls, Steven Universe, Over The Garden Wall, and The Owl House. |
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MrBrawlz said: Avatar: The Last Airbender Tom and Jerry Family Guy Rick and Morty Hilda Spongebob Phineas and Ferb p sure i forgot some tho A man of culture. Pretty much the same here |
| All the looney tunes, Tintin, Young justice, We bare bears, Bojack horseman, Ninjago, The last kids on earth. |
| Spongebob - ON TOP The Fairly OddParents South Park Simpsons Mr Bean (cartoon edition although the real Bean will always be the best) |
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| Recently it's been Hilda for me! |
| desu desu binches |
| Dino-Riders 2 Stupid Dogs Wacky Races |
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| Infinity train is the best one for kids, Bojack Horseman is the best all aroud for me. |
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| Off the top of my head The Boondocks Thundercats(1980s version) The 2000's version was alright but there was only one season. Pretty much any transformers. Invader Zim The Maxx Robot Chicken(claymation, not technically a cartoon) Young Justice Kidd Video SilverHawks Heavy Metal The Hobbit The Last Unicorn The Secret of NIMH Ralph Bakshi's Wizards |
| Adventure Time The Amazing World of Gumball Regular Show Teen Titans Tom and Jerry And some shows from Cartoon Network that I can't remember. |
| South park, old looney tunes shorts and avatar the last airbender |
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| A question which, even though it's been asked and answered a few times on here, is still always worthy of consideration because it's easy to forget that even though many of us are probably primarily anime fans at this stage, there are still many worthwhile and impressive entries in Western animation even if they're much harder to find nowadays (with the advent of CGI everywhere in the North American industry at least), becoming few and far between and consequently more spaced out over past years and decades. I don't distinguish in any meaningful way between the cartoon series I started watching and cherished when I was 2 - 3 years-old versus ones I didn't even see for the first time until a few years ago. As far as I'm concerned, I can revisit any of them at anytime, be cast back into their world, and enjoy them equally. I'm only going to include series in this (television or maybe a few more recent ones are online/web/stream-based; not sure on every title as I don't watch things through the official channels these days), rather than any films. Mine, - Avatar - The Last Airbender - South Park (seasons 1 - 10) - Futurama - The Simpsons (seasons 1 - 10) - The Legend of Korra - The Wild Thornberrys - Rugrats - Rocko's Modern Life - Courage the Cowardly Dog - Gargoyles - Doug - Ren & Stimpy - Voltron: Legendary Defender - TaleSpin - My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic - The Dragon Prince - House of Mouse - Jumanji the Animated Series - He-Man and the Masters of the Universe - Rupert - Hey Arnold! - As Told By Ginger - Aaahh! Real Monsters! - Little Bear - The Magic School Bus - Muppet Babies - Samurai Jack - DuckTales (original iteration) - Garfield and Friends - Madeline - The Flintstones - Castlevania - Exosquad - Aeon Flux - The Oblongs - KaBlam! - Redwall - My Life as a Teenage Robot - Caillou - Time Squad - Clerks the Animated Series - Daria - The Powerpuff Girls - Franklin |
| Avatar The Last Airbender and Batman: The Animated Series > all anime in the existence. |
| Rick and Morty, it's the only thing I enjoyed |
  weeb cat lover coffee lover |
| Dexter's Laboratory Men in Black: The series Batman the Animated Series Batman Beyond Swat Kats The Mask TMNT 2003 |
| Best ending line in anime history = "My name is Saiki Kusuo. I am a psychic." |
| Over The Garden Wall Gargoyles |
| I mostly enjoy Invader ZIM, Regular Show, Rick and Morty, and Gravity Falls just to name a few. I started watching The Owl House the other day (a friend of mine told me about it but never I didn't get the chance to watch till now) |
| Adventure time. That’s all. I’m not really a fan of cartoons. |
| Other than Bee and Puppycat, I'm not a huge cartoon watcher. If we're bending the rules a bit and including short films though I like Welcome to Hell by Erica Wester and UNSTOPPABLE by Michelle Lam |
    Bandori is love <3 Bandori is life <3 |
LCLicepops said: All the looney tunes, Tintin, Young justice, We bare bears, Bojack horseman, Ninjago, The last kids on earth. I really liked tintin as well but more as a comic I felt like it was more serious as a comic not throwing shade on the animated series it was well done |
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| I don't watch em anymore but spongebob was a big part of my childhood so that |
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Justice League & Unlimited Probably the greatest superhero cartoon in my opinion really complex with tons of storylines which was further enhanced by Unlimited the writers had a great time fleshing out even minor heroes like Booster Gold (a dude from the future that steals a superhero suit and goes to the past to become famous) or Wildcat (a superhero addicted to fighting and a prejudice against people with super powers who enjoys beating them up in cage style underground fights) alongside a really compelling main plot that fleshed out already established main characters Over the Garden Wall an Amazing gothic horror story with amazing music that ranges from creepy to childish wholesomeness Batman Beyond the successor to batman with a more futuristic punk techno vibe really cool and awesome story that was extended in the last episode of unlimited Terry McGinnis never filled in Bruce's shoes but he really made the show his own by starting out as a novice and really growing to earn the mark as a batman and prove his worth in wearing it Static Shock (2000) A really deep show very racially aware without trying to come off as over preachy it was real af to watch it talked about gangs and violence and loads of other stuff that'd be hard to talk about in today's media cause of how sensitive people are wanting to pretend it doesn't exist it had a very likeable protagonist and a catchy af theme song Avatar The Last Airbender Had really great character development and world building from the Walls of Ba Sing Se to the Northern and Souther Water Tribes and the Nomadic and Isolated Mountain Air Temples the show was rich with lots of influences that made the show what it is although I never really grew attached as much to Aang as I did Korra but I did think he was a great character and Toph is my Absolute Favorite Avatar Character really inspirational message of being yourself Young Justice [i]probably one of the best portrayals of teen drama in a show the characters are legit treated as kids and undergo really devastating moments of grief and despair as well as traumatic moments the best part about the show was it made the sidekicks the center plot and it was amazing seeing Robin, Kid Flash, and Aqua Lad in the first episode great team dynamic even when they introduced more characters to the group Legends of Korra I grew up with Avatar but man I related to Korra on such a deep level of insecurity and pain it just hit differently and I liked the fact that the cast was relatively Young Adults with some great drama two of my favorite characters were probably Asami and Bolin and I like how Korra is meant to go through more of a spiritual growth than saving the world like Aang plus Aang was already more spiritually connected so it shows a duality or inverse of the two |
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KuroGFX said: Ofc i loved the comic even more but the cartoon was also a big part of my childhood.LCLicepops said: All the looney tunes, Tintin, Young justice, We bare bears, Bojack horseman, Ninjago, The last kids on earth. I really liked tintin as well but more as a comic I felt like it was more serious as a comic not throwing shade on the animated series it was well done |
LCLicepops said: KuroGFX said: Ofc i loved the comic even more but the cartoon was also a big part of my childhood.I really liked tintin as well but more as a comic I felt like it was more serious as a comic not throwing shade on the animated series it was well done I really liked the well thought out stories my favorite that I can think of off the top of my head was Tintin and the Land of Black Gold |
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KuroGFX said: Ooh I remember reading that one i liked it, My fav would probably be Tintin in Tibet.LCLicepops said: Ofc i loved the comic even more but the cartoon was also a big part of my childhood. I really liked the well thought out stories my favorite that I can think of off the top of my head was Tintin and the Land of Black Gold |
| As a kid, I was a huge fan of Ben:10. Only the original and Ben:10 Alien tho. Also Spongebob, everybody loves Spongebob. |
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| Danny Phantom (my all-time favorite non anime show) Thundercats (2011) The Fairly Odd Parents (seasons 1-5) Spongebob Rick and Morty The Simpsons Ed, Edd n' Eddy Code Lyoko These are my most favorites but I also have several more, hehe. I have always loved cartoons |
| Here's my list (no particular order) 1. Danny Phantom 2. Avatar: The Last Airbender 3. Courage the cowardly Dog (this show is something. Can't explain it) 4. Ed, Edd n Eddy 5. The Simpsons 6. Family Guy 7. Teen titans |
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| @monkeh0_0 now that I think about it most of the cartoons in the past I felt aren't suitable for kids. For example Courage the cowardly dog. I used to love it as a kid but I just recently viewed some of the clips and it pretty unsettling and creepy. |
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| i recently got into atla and i'm wondering why the hell i haven't watched it sooner. shame mal doesn't count anime-inspired media because atla is leagues better than a lot of the crap japan has been pumping out, lbr |
| Bratz Monster High Kung Fu Panda |
 just wanna feel wanted by someone other than the police 😫 |
| I'd have to go with Bojack Horsemen. It's so good. |
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