We grew up in the 90s and we had a lot of entertainment. Except of course watching everything that was shown on TV. And there were so many good cartoons. Unlike stupid cartoons these days, kids are forced to watch all sorts of nonsense...
We did our best for you, for the sake of your nostalgic tears, and perhaps you yourself already have children ... So there will be something for them to include! We present you a list of your favorite cartoons from your childhood of the 1990-2000s, old but so dear ..
1. DuckTales
While The Animated Series technically ended in 1990, our kids enjoyed it well into the early 2000s. And damn, it was so good and fun. And you all remember the iconic theme song, right?
Trailer for DuckTales (1987-1990)
2. Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
The best fucking animated series, right? I mean, they practically made the turtles look cool. Leonardo, Raphael, Michelangelo and Donatello were my goddamn childhood heroes.
These superheroes were the first to make geeks look cool.
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Trailer for Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (1987)
Russian translation of the intro, not at all as cool as the original (in my opinion).
3. Samurai Jack
The animated series followed Jack, an unnamed samurai who, after defeating the ultimate evil Aku, was sent to a dystopian future ruled by shape-shifting demons.
The animated series could have been for children, but it was dark. Each episode has you stuck to the edge of your seat as Samurai Jack pursues his goal of going back in time to defeat Aku again to prevent this future.
Trailer for Samurai Jack (2001)
4. Batman: The Animated Series
This is the best adaptation of Batman. The animated series sticks to the Dark Knight from the comics, featuring related characters and making you empathize with the villains.
It spoke of some very strong feelings, despite being comical in nature.
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Trailer for Batman (1992)
A remaster of the animated series about Batman has recently been released in good quality, we recommend that you read it if you want to review the cartoon.
5. Powerpuff Girls
This was probably the first and one of the few television cartoons of the time that began to teach us about feminism.
Bubbles, Buttercup and Blossom were sweet girls who could be fierce warriors when the situation called for it.
Trailer for the Powerpuff Girls
(original 1998 unfortunately could not be found)
6. Johnny Bravo
Before the Barney Stinsons, there was Johnny Bravo in the world, a rough, muscular young man who tried to get women to date him, often without success.
For most of us, The Animated Series was our first taste of adult humor with pop culture references.
Trailer for Johnny Bravo (1995)
7. Quick response cats
After being discharged from the Enforcers, Agents Jake "Razor" Clawson and Chance "T-Bone" now patrol Megacat City as Special Forces, protecting it from all threats.
Among their enemies are the Dark Cat, the undead wizard Pastmaster, the evil genius Doctor Viper, and the robotic gangsters of Metallicata.
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Trailer for Quick Response Cats (1993)
8. Change
The series follows six elementary school students and their interactions with other children and teachers in the schoolyard during recess.
During this time, students will form their own society with governments and class structures. The cartoon was and remains ahead of its time.
Trailer for the animated series Change (1997)
9. Oh, these kids
The animated series focuses on a group of babies, namely Tommy, Chucky, Phil, Lil, and Angelica, and their daily lives, sharing common life experiences from the point of view of, well, babies.
It has received over 20 awards in its 13 years of existence, including 4 Daytime Emmy Awards, 6 Kids' Choice Awards and its own star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.
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Trailer for the animated series Rugrats (1991)
10 Dexter's Laboratory
It doesn't even require an explanation. The animated series was so popular that even children born after the 90s once watched it.
Dexter was a genius and Dee Dee was a pain in the ass. So even if you're in your 20s and haven't watched it, start downloading it.
Trailer for the animated series Dexter's Laboratory (1995)
11. Naughty animations
The Warner siblings, among other characters, lived in Burbank, California. At the same time, they all had episodes in different places and in different periods of time, often interacting with famous people and creators of the past and present.
Throw in mythological characters and pop culture icons and you have a stunning spectacle.
Trailer for the animated series Naughty Animashki (1993)
12. Courage is a cowardly dog
The horror comedy series features Courage, a pink anthropomorphic dog who lives with an elderly couple.
In each episode, the trio go through a series of bizarre misadventures with the supernatural.
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Trailer for Courage the Cowardly Dog (1996)
13. X-Men
Unlike the X-Men movie franchise, in this series we got to know what the X-Men were supposed to be. They were colorful and varied.
The animated series has not shied away from the political themes of the comics, despite never deviating from its superhero activities. My favorite childhood cartoon, on a par with Spider-Man of course!
Trailer for the animated series X-Men (1992)
14. Miracles on bends
The animated series adapted many famous Disney characters and gave them their own universe.
It is based on the adventures of bush pilot Baloo the bear, whose air cargo business, Baloo's Air Service, was ransacked by Rebecca Cunningham after his default on non-payment of bank bills run by the tiger Shere Khan.
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Trailer for the animated series Miracles on bends (1990)
15. Hey Arnold
Hey, Arnold revolved around a fourth grader named Arnold who lived with his grandparents in a boarding school.
The animated series focuses on his experiences as he tries to find his feet in the big city while solving the problems he and his friends face.
Trailer for the animated series Hey Arnold (1996)
16. The Jungle Book (1967)
Of the many adaptations"Jungle Books" Rudyard Kipling, this is considered one of the best. The cartoon was just fun to watch.
We loved watching Mowgli grow up with a pack of wolves, do funny things with Baloo and train with Bagheera.
17. Centurions
In the 21st century lives the evil cyborg scientist Doc Terror, who plans to conquer the Earth and turn its population into slaves.
But their plans are thwarted by the Centurions, a team of exo-rimmed men who show how they pair with incredible assault weapon systems.
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18 Captain Planet Rescue Team
Gaia, the spirit of the planet Earth, sends five magic rings, four of which have the power to control the elements of nature, and one of which has the element of the Heart, five young people around the world known as aircraft designers.
But when the crisis gets out of control, the carriers unite their rings and summon Captain Planet, a superhero who has combined all his powers.
The animated series was educational and promoted environmentalism and was known for speaking to audiences on environmental, political, and some socio-political issues. It showed viewers how they could be part of the solution and not "pollution".
See also: 29 90s cartoons from our childhood
Trailer for the animated series Captain Planet Rescue Team (1990)
Nineteen.Scooby-Doo The Animated Series
The animated series needs no introduction. Scooby and the gang use their intelligence, among other detective instincts, to solve mysteries that seem supernatural at first, but there is always a human behind them.
Each of the characters has their own gimmicks, but they work well together and make up the best investigative team in animation history. Did you know Scooby-Doo is from 1976? one of the old childhood cartoons that is impossible not to love!
Trailer for the animated series Scooby-Doo
20. The Looney Tunes Show
The animated series revolves around Bugs Bunny and his friend Daffy Duck living with their flamboyant neighbors such as Lola Bunny, Tina Russo, Porky Pig, Foghorn Leghorn, Elmer Fudd, Sylvester, Tweety, Granny, Gossamer, Yosemite Sam, Speedy Gonzales, Marvin the Martian , Pete. Puma and others.
The animated series has acquired a worldwide franchise, spawning many series. movies, comics, video games, etc. Bugs Bunny even has a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.
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Trailer for The Looney Tunes Show
21. Tom and Jerry
The series features fights between natural rivals Tom the Cat and Jerry the Mouse.
The plot revolved around Tom's cunning and ingenious ways to capture Jerry and the chaos that followed his inability to do so.
Did you know that the Tom and Jerry pilot came out in 1940?
