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The 80s and 90s were undoubtably some of the strongest years for cartoons. I was born in 1989, so while technicaly I am a child of the 80s, im much more intune with cartoons of the 90s then I am cartoons of the 80s. I was able to watch stuff in the 90s as they aired, obviously I could not do that with 80s stuff. So I relied on reruns for that. Many believe that in todays age cartoons arent what they once were. That they platoed in the 90s and then carened off a cliff when 2000 came around. While some of this might not actualy be true, lord knows the 90s were much stronger for cartoons then this decade was, theyre are still cartoons that came out this decade or are still out that I think still hold that old cartoon formula we love. Anyway, here my Top 10 Cartoon of the decade from 2000-2010. Keep in mind that in order for shows to make it on this list, they had to have debuted in 2000, not 1999 or anything like that. Thats why shows like Spongebob, Courage the Cowardly Dog. and ED, EDD and EDDY  are not on here because that debuted in like 1999. Also, im opting out shows like Futurama and American Dad because I dont think those are the same kind of cartoons that im trying to talk about. also, im opting out stuff on Adult Swim because I dont think they are quite the same catagory.  ALSO keep in mind these are more of my favorite stuff then it really is a "Best" because best is opinon based. Chances are, one or two you might disagree with or maybe even flame me about, but hey, its my list. Also, this is not in order of which I like better:


  Everyone probaly knows the story. Kid gets a evil babysitter, kid is miserable, kid gets fairy godparents that grant his every wish and Zany adventures ensue. Its kinda hard to pin why I like this show so much, and how it maybe reminded me of some of the shows of the 90s. Maybe its the humor. The humor in this show is pretty silly and juvenile, while some of it can be kinda adult as well. I dont know, maybe its the weird take on the whole fairy godmother thing weve seen in fairy tales. Either way, show is good and is one of the better stuff on Nickelodeon today.  
 
9. Kim Possible 
  

  Yeah, remember what I said about possible falming? Well, here. we. go. I am a man. a big strooooong man. and I will admit whole hartidly to loving this show. Its drawn well, the writing is great, the VO is solid, and its actualy funny. In teh void that has become disney channel for many years, this was a suprising glimmer or light to me. I remmeber when Disney had cartoons like Timon adn Pumba, Hercules, Bonkers and all that kind fo good stuff. Since they, they are mostly live action Hannah Montana bullshit and it was nice to see solid cartoons like this still be on their. Well, taht was until they finished season 4 and canceled the show when it was arguably its best. Plus, it had Patton Pswald as a German Supervillian. nuff said.  
 
8. Danny Phantom:  
  

  Maybe its the Ghostbuster fan in me, maybe its the way the show is drawn and the style of it, or maybe I think the premise of a Ghost power based Superhero seemed kinda cool. Seriosuly, what would Ghost superpowers be? To haunt a house?  But this show was actually really good to me. I thought it was funny, had good action, and was all around solid.  
 
7. Fosters Home for Imaginary Friends:  
  

  when you were a kid, did you ever have a imaginary friend? You know, somone who you could talk to when the other kids maybe didnt liek you? well, if your parents didnt take you later to see a shrink, you can probaly understand why this show was so clever in premise. what if you really could create a imgainary friend, and it was real? then, when you grow up, what happens to said friend? well, they go to Fosters Home for Imaginary Friends of course! I multilevel, hundred room Orphanage for friends without a home.  What i think I liked most about the show was how creative some of the friends were, or in other regards how simple they were. Bloo was just a simple blue colored hump pretty much, but the character design had some lovablility to it.    
 
6. Total Drama Island.  

   
  

   
 
Originaly aired and created in Canada, Total Dram Island (or TDI) is a show thats a heavy parody of survival shows like Survivor. The island is rpetty much like a summer camp from hell, and the contestants must compelte challenges to earn Invincibility and rewards. They are split into two teams, and the losing team of each challenge must then  vote a member of their tribe off at a campfire ceremony (yeah, theyre not trying to be subtle). What I think I liked most about this show is that its one fo the first rated PG cartoons ive seen. Teh show actualy takes the audince seriously, and while the original canadian version has more riskay stuff in it, teh american CN version kinda did some stuff I didnt see in a  cartoon before (saying the word "Crap" for one thing.)   The show was funny. Th show is part of a kinda trifecta of shows from this company tht were up in Canada but then came down here. If im not mistaken, the show 6Teen was teh first from this company. THat show had a brief run on Nickelodeon, then was cancelled. Then CN brought TDI down from canada to show here, it was a hit, then the company brought 6Teen to CN as well, and that show was I believe popular as well (and one I actually liked as well), but then the company that made both of these shows decided to make a surfing one called Stoked, which to my knowledged bombed. or atleast I didnt think it was good. Cool thing about Stoked and 6Teen were that they used Flash animation to do  the show, so it had a distinct visual style. im not sure if TDI is the same thing, it dosent really look it. Anwyay, TDI has cince had two spinoff shows, Total Drama actiona and total Drama World Tour (the latter of which is currently airing new episodes) I kinda feel off of it after TDI, but the spinoffs seem atleast decent.
 
5. Samurai Jack:  
  

  If anything, this show is a tour de force of cartoon animation. its tyled to hell and back, and is one of those shows that while im not sure how popular it was, was really great and showed that this medium can be taken seriously.  
  
4. KND (Kids Next Door)  
  

   
 
You knwo when you were a Kid and you played Fort and pretended to fight evil. Well, this show was basicaly created off of that notion and skyrocketed to the 10th dgree. Kids that fight adult tyranny, live in a  giant tree house fortress, and make weapons otu of everything. Seriously, its as if McGyver had 5 illegitament children. Show was very good and gave a funny outlook at how kids see things. all there stuff is in acronyms and they use this viewing on stuff we adult use For example, to them a Bra is Battle.Ready.Armor. and teenagers go to a "Make out point" kinda place to be tranformed into adults by some machine. Its funny little stuff like this that made the show appealing to me. Because hey, theyre kids! they dont know no better.  
 
3. The Grim Adventures of Billy and Mandy:  
  

  Originaly as part of a two part block show called Grim and Evil (which comprised of the main show, Grim adventures and the sub show Evil Concarne (which is also a very good show) ).The Plot of this show is quite creative. Two kids ( a boy named billy and a girl named mandy) have a Hamster that is on its deathbed. The grim reaper appears to take the hamster off to the far beyond. The Girl will not let him have the hamster. The girl makes a deal with the Reaper. IF they can beat him in a  game, they will get to keep the hamster. The Grim Reaper, being confident in himself, also throws in that if the kids can beat him, he will be their best freind "Forever and Ever". Needless to say the Grim reper ends up losing and is the kids best friend "Forever and Ever." This then leads to one of the funniest shows ive seen in a  good while and lots of trips into the underworld and places like that. The show was just bizzare, but in a good way. It had some of the gross humor that shows like Ren and Stimpy had, but not to that extent. Plus, theres a Jamaican accented Grim Reaper. Pure gold. And it taught us a very important lesson about clowns.  
 
2. Teen Titans:  
  

  Probaly one of the only good Superhero based cartoons we got this decade. Obviously based off of the Teen Tians Comicbook series. This show actualy takes the ficiton in a bit different direction. For one thing, in this show they look alot younger and actualy like teenager then they did in the comics (hence teen titans and all that). secondly, the show is heavly Anime influenced in tis animation and makes lots of self-referential humor. This show had very good story arcs (speacilly the last one with all of the sollective villains joining a giant team to take on all the titans) and was very itneresting from beginnign to end. The villians were great, the characters interaction with each other were awesome, the character development was great also, and the show was just all around great IMO. Plus, it was very funny to boot. I would recommend the Episode     Episode 257-494 or Don't Touch That Dial . super funny. I would have to say my favorite character would be Raven. I liked her character the most, even if she was the emo goth girl.   
 
1. Megas XLR:  
  

  Probaly one of my favorites of the favorites I posted here. heres the Synopsis: 

 
In the distant future, Earth is fighting a losing war with an alien race known as the Glorft. In order to save the planet, the human resistance steals a prototype giant robot from the Glorft and modifies it, renaming it Megas (Mechanized Earth Guard Attack System). The idea was to send Megas back to the Battle of the Last Stand, which was the last major offensive fought by humanity against the Glorft. Humanity lost that battle, but the members of the resistance believe that Megas can tip the scales and hand the Glorft a decisive defeat.

 
Before the plan can be executed, however, an attack by the Glorft forces the human resistance to send Megas back in time. The prototype timedrive, however, accidentally sends the now-crippled Megas (its head was blown off in the attack) all the way back to the early 20th century. Megas languishes in a new Jersey junkyard until it ends up in the hands of two slackers, Coop and Jamie, around the year 2000. Coop turns Megas into a hot rod project and names it XLR, for eXtra Large Robot.

Kiva goes back in time to retrieve Megas, and when she finds she is unable to pilot it because of Coop's modifications, she grudgingly decides to train Coop for fighting   
 
The show parodied anything from Sailor Moon to Voltron. It also made jokes about Videogames, Giant Robot animes and shows, and anything else pop culutre. It was super witty, super funny, and super badass. But apprently it wasnt that popular as CN decided to cancel it after only like a year. Its one fo the few shows I whole heartidly wish theyd bring back or atleast put out on DVD. It is available through XBOX LIve Marketplace. But id rather have DVDs.  
 
Anyway, heres a collection fo funny moments from the show:  
   

  
 If I could name a  few more, theyd probaly be Invader Zim, Adventure Time, Life and Times of Jumiper Lee (I have good memories of it, but havent seen it in a  while), Justice League Unlimited, and I really like Chowder as well. oh, and i loved Batman Beyond. Was actualy a cool take on the batman thing. If i revised my list, maybe id replace Danny Phantom or TDI. Maybe with Avatar: The Last Airbender. but hey, whatevs.

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The 80s and 90s were undoubtably some of the strongest years for cartoons. I was born in 1989, so while technicaly I am a child of the 80s, im much more intune with cartoons of the 90s then I am cartoons of the 80s. I was able to watch stuff in the 90s as they aired, obviously I could not do that with 80s stuff. So I relied on reruns for that. Many believe that in todays age cartoons arent what they once were. That they platoed in the 90s and then carened off a cliff when 2000 came around. While some of this might not actualy be true, lord knows the 90s were much stronger for cartoons then this decade was, theyre are still cartoons that came out this decade or are still out that I think still hold that old cartoon formula we love. Anyway, here my Top 10 Cartoon of the decade from 2000-2010. Keep in mind that in order for shows to make it on this list, they had to have debuted in 2000, not 1999 or anything like that. Thats why shows like Spongebob, Courage the Cowardly Dog. and ED, EDD and EDDY  are not on here because that debuted in like 1999. Also, im opting out shows like Futurama and American Dad because I dont think those are the same kind of cartoons that im trying to talk about. also, im opting out stuff on Adult Swim because I dont think they are quite the same catagory.  ALSO keep in mind these are more of my favorite stuff then it really is a "Best" because best is opinon based. Chances are, one or two you might disagree with or maybe even flame me about, but hey, its my list. Also, this is not in order of which I like better:


  Everyone probaly knows the story. Kid gets a evil babysitter, kid is miserable, kid gets fairy godparents that grant his every wish and Zany adventures ensue. Its kinda hard to pin why I like this show so much, and how it maybe reminded me of some of the shows of the 90s. Maybe its the humor. The humor in this show is pretty silly and juvenile, while some of it can be kinda adult as well. I dont know, maybe its the weird take on the whole fairy godmother thing weve seen in fairy tales. Either way, show is good and is one of the better stuff on Nickelodeon today.  
 
9. Kim Possible 
  

  Yeah, remember what I said about possible falming? Well, here. we. go. I am a man. a big strooooong man. and I will admit whole hartidly to loving this show. Its drawn well, the writing is great, the VO is solid, and its actualy funny. In teh void that has become disney channel for many years, this was a suprising glimmer or light to me. I remmeber when Disney had cartoons like Timon adn Pumba, Hercules, Bonkers and all that kind fo good stuff. Since they, they are mostly live action Hannah Montana bullshit and it was nice to see solid cartoons like this still be on their. Well, taht was until they finished season 4 and canceled the show when it was arguably its best. Plus, it had Patton Pswald as a German Supervillian. nuff said.  
 
8. Danny Phantom:  
  

  Maybe its the Ghostbuster fan in me, maybe its the way the show is drawn and the style of it, or maybe I think the premise of a Ghost power based Superhero seemed kinda cool. Seriosuly, what would Ghost superpowers be? To haunt a house?  But this show was actually really good to me. I thought it was funny, had good action, and was all around solid.  
 
7. Fosters Home for Imaginary Friends:  
  

  when you were a kid, did you ever have a imaginary friend? You know, somone who you could talk to when the other kids maybe didnt liek you? well, if your parents didnt take you later to see a shrink, you can probaly understand why this show was so clever in premise. what if you really could create a imgainary friend, and it was real? then, when you grow up, what happens to said friend? well, they go to Fosters Home for Imaginary Friends of course! I multilevel, hundred room Orphanage for friends without a home.  What i think I liked most about the show was how creative some of the friends were, or in other regards how simple they were. Bloo was just a simple blue colored hump pretty much, but the character design had some lovablility to it.    
 
6. Total Drama Island.  

   
  

   
 
Originaly aired and created in Canada, Total Dram Island (or TDI) is a show thats a heavy parody of survival shows like Survivor. The island is rpetty much like a summer camp from hell, and the contestants must compelte challenges to earn Invincibility and rewards. They are split into two teams, and the losing team of each challenge must then  vote a member of their tribe off at a campfire ceremony (yeah, theyre not trying to be subtle). What I think I liked most about this show is that its one fo the first rated PG cartoons ive seen. Teh show actualy takes the audince seriously, and while the original canadian version has more riskay stuff in it, teh american CN version kinda did some stuff I didnt see in a  cartoon before (saying the word "Crap" for one thing.)   The show was funny. Th show is part of a kinda trifecta of shows from this company tht were up in Canada but then came down here. If im not mistaken, the show 6Teen was teh first from this company. THat show had a brief run on Nickelodeon, then was cancelled. Then CN brought TDI down from canada to show here, it was a hit, then the company brought 6Teen to CN as well, and that show was I believe popular as well (and one I actually liked as well), but then the company that made both of these shows decided to make a surfing one called Stoked, which to my knowledged bombed. or atleast I didnt think it was good. Cool thing about Stoked and 6Teen were that they used Flash animation to do  the show, so it had a distinct visual style. im not sure if TDI is the same thing, it dosent really look it. Anwyay, TDI has cince had two spinoff shows, Total Drama actiona and total Drama World Tour (the latter of which is currently airing new episodes) I kinda feel off of it after TDI, but the spinoffs seem atleast decent.
 
5. Samurai Jack:  
  

  If anything, this show is a tour de force of cartoon animation. its tyled to hell and back, and is one of those shows that while im not sure how popular it was, was really great and showed that this medium can be taken seriously.  
  
4. KND (Kids Next Door)  
  

   
 
You knwo when you were a Kid and you played Fort and pretended to fight evil. Well, this show was basicaly created off of that notion and skyrocketed to the 10th dgree. Kids that fight adult tyranny, live in a  giant tree house fortress, and make weapons otu of everything. Seriously, its as if McGyver had 5 illegitament children. Show was very good and gave a funny outlook at how kids see things. all there stuff is in acronyms and they use this viewing on stuff we adult use For example, to them a Bra is Battle.Ready.Armor. and teenagers go to a "Make out point" kinda place to be tranformed into adults by some machine. Its funny little stuff like this that made the show appealing to me. Because hey, theyre kids! they dont know no better.  
 
3. The Grim Adventures of Billy and Mandy:  
  

  Originaly as part of a two part block show called Grim and Evil (which comprised of the main show, Grim adventures and the sub show Evil Concarne (which is also a very good show) ).The Plot of this show is quite creative. Two kids ( a boy named billy and a girl named mandy) have a Hamster that is on its deathbed. The grim reaper appears to take the hamster off to the far beyond. The Girl will not let him have the hamster. The girl makes a deal with the Reaper. IF they can beat him in a  game, they will get to keep the hamster. The Grim Reaper, being confident in himself, also throws in that if the kids can beat him, he will be their best freind "Forever and Ever". Needless to say the Grim reper ends up losing and is the kids best friend "Forever and Ever." This then leads to one of the funniest shows ive seen in a  good while and lots of trips into the underworld and places like that. The show was just bizzare, but in a good way. It had some of the gross humor that shows like Ren and Stimpy had, but not to that extent. Plus, theres a Jamaican accented Grim Reaper. Pure gold. And it taught us a very important lesson about clowns.  
 
2. Teen Titans:  
  

  Probaly one of the only good Superhero based cartoons we got this decade. Obviously based off of the Teen Tians Comicbook series. This show actualy takes the ficiton in a bit different direction. For one thing, in this show they look alot younger and actualy like teenager then they did in the comics (hence teen titans and all that). secondly, the show is heavly Anime influenced in tis animation and makes lots of self-referential humor. This show had very good story arcs (speacilly the last one with all of the sollective villains joining a giant team to take on all the titans) and was very itneresting from beginnign to end. The villians were great, the characters interaction with each other were awesome, the character development was great also, and the show was just all around great IMO. Plus, it was very funny to boot. I would recommend the Episode     Episode 257-494 or Don't Touch That Dial . super funny. I would have to say my favorite character would be Raven. I liked her character the most, even if she was the emo goth girl.   
 
1. Megas XLR:  
  

  Probaly one of my favorites of the favorites I posted here. heres the Synopsis: 

 
In the distant future, Earth is fighting a losing war with an alien race known as the Glorft. In order to save the planet, the human resistance steals a prototype giant robot from the Glorft and modifies it, renaming it Megas (Mechanized Earth Guard Attack System). The idea was to send Megas back to the Battle of the Last Stand, which was the last major offensive fought by humanity against the Glorft. Humanity lost that battle, but the members of the resistance believe that Megas can tip the scales and hand the Glorft a decisive defeat.

 
Before the plan can be executed, however, an attack by the Glorft forces the human resistance to send Megas back in time. The prototype timedrive, however, accidentally sends the now-crippled Megas (its head was blown off in the attack) all the way back to the early 20th century. Megas languishes in a new Jersey junkyard until it ends up in the hands of two slackers, Coop and Jamie, around the year 2000. Coop turns Megas into a hot rod project and names it XLR, for eXtra Large Robot.

Kiva goes back in time to retrieve Megas, and when she finds she is unable to pilot it because of Coop's modifications, she grudgingly decides to train Coop for fighting   
 
The show parodied anything from Sailor Moon to Voltron. It also made jokes about Videogames, Giant Robot animes and shows, and anything else pop culutre. It was super witty, super funny, and super badass. But apprently it wasnt that popular as CN decided to cancel it after only like a year. Its one fo the few shows I whole heartidly wish theyd bring back or atleast put out on DVD. It is available through XBOX LIve Marketplace. But id rather have DVDs.  
 
Anyway, heres a collection fo funny moments from the show:  
   

  
 If I could name a  few more, theyd probaly be Invader Zim, Adventure Time, Life and Times of Jumiper Lee (I have good memories of it, but havent seen it in a  while), Justice League Unlimited, and I really like Chowder as well. oh, and i loved Batman Beyond. Was actualy a cool take on the batman thing. If i revised my list, maybe id replace Danny Phantom or TDI. Maybe with Avatar: The Last Airbender. but hey, whatevs.

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#2  Edited By Video_Game_King

Hell yes to Billy & Mandy, hell no to the later Fairly Oddparents episodes. Oh god, no, to the Fairly Oddparents movie.

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#3  Edited By Korosive

Great list, I've enjoyed almost all of those. Sadly, people their wear nostalgia goggles and say modern cartoons suck, but that is from it. The writing and story quality keeps getting better. It's hard to enjoy GI Joe or He man anymore, but these are entertaining in their own right.

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I suggest you check out  Avatar: The Last Airbender (The series not the movie), Justice League & Justice League Unlimited.   As for comedies, check out Futurama, South Park, Clone High, Boondocks, Mission Hill to name a few.  

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Fuck yeah Megas XLR

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#6  Edited By ravensword
@smashforge: 
 
I was tempted to really put Avatar and Justice Leauge. Both of them were great. Consider them honorarey 11th and 12th spots i guess. As for the comedies, I dont consider those shows to be in the same vain as these. Those are far more adult orientated.
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too many cartoons in the world

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@Ahmad_Metallic:

Not enough id say.
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I loved Samurai Jack and Grim Adventures, and liked Teen Titans when I was younger, but other than that I don't really like the rest of those.

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#10  Edited By Master_Funk

How  you can have a list of great 2000's cartoons without spongebob squarepants baffles me. 
 
Edit: Nevermind, forgot to read first paragraph 
 
I agree with justice league/ JLU. Not as unbelievably  incredible the Batman: TAS, but still a very entertaining and complex series. I'd also put  Spectacular spiderman (RIP) and Batman: brave and the bold (RIP soon)

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#11  Edited By ProfessorEss

Futurama and The Venture Brothers.
...and that's not just of 2000-2010, that's of all-time.
 
(I refuse to except any terms that exclude these shows from appearing in any list involving cartoons or comedy)

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Also the starwars clone wars 2d shorts were pretty cool.

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#13  Edited By Atlas

I really liked Teen Titans when I was a young teen. I respected Samurai Jack but never really got into it. And Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends was a show I never really watched at all, but thinking about it now, the concept is actually fucking amazing. Wish I'd given it a chance before I was ground down by the world and became a grumpy old man.

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#14  Edited By Driadon

Hey, it went till 2001, so...REBOOT! 
Or Clone High.

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#15  Edited By Sh4ft3d

Severely disappointed that Samurai Jack isn't in the number 1 spot. Good list overall, but KND over SJ is a travesty imo.

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#16  Edited By luce

Great list except for Teen Titans, Total Drama Island, Danny Phantom, The Fairly Odd Parents, and Kim Possible.
 
All shit shows (imo ofcourse)

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#17  Edited By Dr_VonBoogie

I was all for this list up until I saw your number 8, Danny Phantom is a really fucking lame cartoon, but then I saw what you put in your number 1 spot. Megas XLR cancels out the shit that is Danny Phantom.

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#18  Edited By buzz_killington

Top ten cartoons of the past eleven years... got it. And solid list, dude.

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Fairly Odd Parents was great..

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I'd add Clone High to this list.
I didn't actually like Billy and Mandy, but I liked Teen Titans a lot when I was younger and I still adore Samurai Jack.

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I hate the recent episodes of Fairly Oddparents, but it was great at first. Spongebob, although I think it began in the 90's, is still the best.

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#22  Edited By one_2nd
@SumDeus said:
" I hate the recent episodes of Fairly Oddparents, but it was great at first. Spongebob, although I think it began in the 90's, is still the best. "
Hey Arnold
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#23  Edited By MooseyMcMan  Online

First off, Samurai Jack deserves to be higher than that. Second off, where is Invader Zim? 

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#24  Edited By djstyles92

No Invader Zim????? 

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#25  Edited By voodooterror

samurai jack is the only one of those cartoons worth watching

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#26  Edited By beargirl1

MEGAS XLR is fucking badass 

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#27  Edited By Dr_VonBoogie
@one_2nd said:
" @SumDeus said:
" I hate the recent episodes of Fairly Oddparents, but it was great at first. Spongebob, although I think it began in the 90's, is still the best. "
Hey Arnold "
Freakazoid!
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#28  Edited By SumDeus
@one_2nd said:
" @SumDeus said:
" I hate the recent episodes of Fairly Oddparents, but it was great at first. Spongebob, although I think it began in the 90's, is still the best. "
Hey Arnold "
That was 90's.
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#29  Edited By one_2nd
@SumDeus said:
" @one_2nd said:
" @SumDeus said:
" I hate the recent episodes of Fairly Oddparents, but it was great at first. Spongebob, although I think it began in the 90's, is still the best. "
Hey Arnold "
That was 90's. "
So was spongebob?
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#30  Edited By SumDeus
@one_2nd said:
" @SumDeus said:
" @one_2nd said:
" @SumDeus said:
" I hate the recent episodes of Fairly Oddparents, but it was great at first. Spongebob, although I think it began in the 90's, is still the best. "
Hey Arnold "
That was 90's. "
So was spongebob? "
But it continued through the entire 2000's
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#31  Edited By one_2nd
@SumDeus said:
" @one_2nd said:
" @SumDeus said:
" @one_2nd said:
" @SumDeus said:
" I hate the recent episodes of Fairly Oddparents, but it was great at first. Spongebob, although I think it began in the 90's, is still the best. "
Hey Arnold "
That was 90's. "
So was spongebob? "
But it continued through the entire 2000's "
Hey Arnold should have. Plus didn't the movies come out in the 2000s?
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I refuse to acknowledge this list as existing.

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#33  Edited By SumDeus
@one_2nd said:
" @SumDeus said:
" @one_2nd said:
" @SumDeus said:
" @one_2nd said:
" @SumDeus said:
" I hate the recent episodes of Fairly Oddparents, but it was great at first. Spongebob, although I think it began in the 90's, is still the best. "
Hey Arnold "
That was 90's. "
So was spongebob? "
But it continued through the entire 2000's "
Hey Arnold should have. Plus didn't the movies come out in the 2000s? "
No clue. Too lazy to check.
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#34  Edited By Illmatic

Samurai Jack and Megas XLR brought back to my mind in the same span of minutes? I'd grab a bowl of cereal and watch these shows on Youtube right now...but it just isn't the same.

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#35  Edited By cookiemonster

This list needs more Fillmore.

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#36  Edited By fwylo
@Driadon said:
" Hey, it went till 2001, so...REBOOT! Or Clone High. "
FUCK yes Clone High.  
 
And even though the list is in no order.  Fairly Odd Parents should be higher on that list.
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#37  Edited By wefwefasdf

Batman Beyond. I don't think anyone actually watched it...

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#38  Edited By Lunar_Aura

Totally Spies is cool to watch on mute.
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#39  Edited By thevamp25

i agree with all th cartoon network stuff.i never like Disney of nick,except for invader zim..pretty much all my favorites are the shows that Toonami showed.and adult swim,i love me some venture brothers....and i miss Toonami so much

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#40  Edited By penguindust

Reasonable list and I respect your choices.  I would have replaced Fosters with Phineas & Ferb (started in 2007), but everyone is different. I also would have substituted The Weekenders for Kids Next Door and Harvey Birdman: Attorney at Law would have to be in there somewhere.  Still, I could live with what you suggest and not lose my mind over our differences. 

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#41  Edited By CaptainObvious

Megas XLR kicked ass. Also when did Ed, Edd & Eddy first air?

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#42  Edited By NTA_Luciana

There is a distinct lack of Flapjack and Adventure Time on this list. Flapjack is the Ren and Stimpy of our generation, only even grosser. Adventure Time is the Animaniacs of our generation in its ability to get adult jokes past the censors, but it manages to (somehow) actually use words like "sexy."

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#43  Edited By ravensword
@Sh4ft3d:

Im pretty sure I sid in my list this is in no aprticular order. meaning I didnt order them least favorite to most favorite.
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#44  Edited By Cube

Serious fucking lack of Clone High

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#45  Edited By ravensword
@Lucien_Lachance:

I didnt likeFlapjack that much, I do likeAdventure Time though.  
 
Also, for everyone saying Clone High, I didnt watch it, so sorry its not on the list. But wouldnt that be in a Family Guy kinda vain? Im not really talking about shows like that.
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#46  Edited By ravensword
@SumDeus:

This list in instended for shows that Debuted in 2000 or later. Spongebob debuted in 1999 I believe, so it was close.
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#47  Edited By phantomzxro

I liked just about everything on your list and would agree they are all great show but two of them. Total Drama Island    was not my thing and i'm a grown man myself who can still enjoy a cartoon here and there but total drama island feel like a reality show that is a cartoon which  just seems overdone now that we are overrun with reality shows. Also i did not like the super teen stereotypes within the show. Also i never could get into megas xlr. But other then that i think you got some great jems and i would say there are many more you could name. 
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#48  Edited By Meowshi

A lot of those cartoons are shit. 
 
I'd throw away most of that shit. 
Instead of Samurai Jack, I'd replace it with the 2D Clone Wars series. 
I'd put Avatar The Last Airbender ahead of all those shitty "action" shows like Danny Phantom.   
As far as mechs, I'd go with Big O, which despite being an anime was still technically made for an American audience. 
KND, Family Odd Parents, Spongebob, are all good children's shows.  As long as you go into with the mindset of a kid and not a cynical, emotionally-scarred adult. 
Teen Titans, Batman Beyond, The Batman, X-Men Evolution, Wolverine: and the X-Men: fulfill my comic book needs.  I heard that Justice League shit was cool too.   
Also, can't forget all the comedy shows.  Aqua Teen Hunger Force, Squidbillies, early Family Guy, Futurama, Robot Chicken, the Boondocks (the n-word on cartoon network!!), Sealab 2021, and the Venture Brothers.

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#49  Edited By phantomzxro
@PenguinDust said:
"Reasonable list and I respect your choices.  I would have replaced Fosters with Phineas & Ferb (started in 2007), but everyone is different. I also would have substituted The Weekenders for Kids Next Door and Harvey Birdman: Attorney at Law would have to be in there somewhere.  Still, I could live with what you suggest and not lose my mind over our differences.  "

I respect your replaces but kids next door was pretty great i would use your weekenders to replace total drama island because i think weekenders is a much better show in terms of being smartly funny and having a better image of teens.
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#50  Edited By jeanluc

I pretty much agree with everything on your list. only thing I would have don't differently for my list is put Avatar: The Last Airbender on #1 with Megas XLR as a close 2nd.