Best Cartoon Shows Ever

"The Powerpuff Girls" is a popular-animated television series that premiered in 1998 and has since become a cultural icon. The show follows the adventures of three kindergarten-aged girls with superpowers: Blossom, Bubbles, and Buttercup, who were created by their scientist father using a combination of sugar, spice, everything nice, and Chemical X. The trio uses their abilities to fight crime and protect their hometown of Townsville from villains like Mojo Jojo and HIM.

Throughout the series, the girls face challenges both in and out of their superhero personas, including school, relationships, and sibling rivalry. The show also features a wide cast of recurring characters, including their supportive father, the Mayor of Townsville, and the Girls' animal sidekick, a talking monkey named Mojo Jojo.

The Powerpuff Girls' animation style features bright, bold colors and unique character designs that have become iconic. The show has received critical acclaim for its combination of action, humor, and heartwarming moments, and its positive representation of young girls as strong, capable heroes. The series has also inspired merchandise, a feature film, and a rebooted series that premiered in 2016.

Rugrats started out as one of Nickelodeon’s first original animated shows blew up into a huge sensation among kids in the 90’s and beyond. You’d think a cartoon about a rag-tag team of babies going on adventures around the house wouldn’t be all that exciting, but the writers and animators crafted an entertaining and hilarious show for years. People loved it so much the animated movie became a surprise box office hit when it hit theaters.

Recess, combining a diverse group of friends with real-world social politics, this Disney cartoon excelled at writing three-dimensional characters that broke stereotypes. It did a great job representing what being a kid in school is like, especially on the playground where cliques, social rules, and challenges abound. Most kids learn more about life at recess than in the classroom, and this cartoon showed that concept in spades.

Avatar The Last Airbender Emmy-awarding winning cartoon from Nickelodeon features Ang, the Avatar, who has the ability to bend all four elements, fire, water, wind, and earth. He’s on a quest with his friends to stop the Fire Lord Ozai and the Fire Nation from waging war with the other nations. With wonderful writing, dynamic characters, silly humor, not to mention a flying bison named Appa, this show might be meant for kids, but adults could easily love it as well.

Scooby-Doo, Where Are You! In 1969, the world was introduced to the Scooby gang, a rag-tag team of teenagers and their cowardly Great Dane companion as they investigate paranormal activity. Of course, it would usually just end up being some guy wearing a fiendish mask. Believe it or not, the original show only lasted two seasons, but it has since been revived into various spin-offs and remakes.