No.122266
I would think that most people over the age of 30 would put the old Simpsons into a top10, simply because they were omnipresent in the past.
No.122268
>>122266I watched some Simpsons eps too, but I wasn't a big fan. I preferred Futurama.
>>122267Was waiting for that comment. Sorry, I couldn't resist.
No.122270
It's kinda funny, if I were to make a 3x3 I'd have Batman, Beyond, and Teen Titans there too. Crazy how well Batman has worked with animation every time, though the original will always be my favorite.
No.122271
my favorite was spongebob because i was autistic and liked the bright colors and funny voices
No.122273
i think if i had to choose my favorite it'd be adventure time, though i stopped at the end of season 7 because it's too flippin long but even up to then it's really really damn good
gumball is great too with all the stuff it does
>>122270there was also justice league and to a lesser degree young justice which i don't remember that well
No.122274
>>122273Yeah I remember Justice League too, though I don't remember liking it as much as the usual Batman stuff, although it was still good. Think over Justice League I'd have X-Men.
By the way did you know the JP version of the animated X-Men had an amazing OP? Somehow better than the original even though I hold a lot of nostalgia for it.
No.122275
>>122274ohhh x-men nice, one of the later series had an arc with the sentinels and a post-apocalyptic world that stuck with me a bit
the avengers show was good too with the bee girl being given a lot of spotlight that the movies didn't
No.122276
>>122275>the avengers showYou know I don't really remember that at all, actually. Even though looking back it definitely existed, I only remembered them being a part of the Spiderman cartoon or maybe with the X-Men as well...
Even back then adapted marvel media was all a mix and mash of every IP.
No.122284
ghost busters had some pretty demonic episodes. I've been trying to find one that was memorable, but anyways...
No.122285
I think Avatar is okay, not as good as people make it out to be though, but then it does not have much competition so that's probably why people like it so much in the west.
I watched Wakfu when I was learning French, that's okay as well and I liked Fairly odd parents when I was a kid and that's all I can really think of.
>>122266My dad did not let me watch Simpsons when I was a kid. Though I don't like it anyway.
No.122286
Megas XLR will always stand out in my mind as the one show I rushed between the TV and the computer to IM my friend about the finale as it was airing.
No.122287
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If I had to pick a favorite, it'd be a tie between Code Lyoko and Ed Edd n Eddy. Courage is a close second mainly for how surreal it got in some episodes.
Haven't really kept up with anything after early 2000s.
No.122288
>>122287yeah, that's a nostalgic one
No.122290
cyberchase
No.122822
>>122287I loved this show so much I became a bit obsessed with it. I'd daydream all the time about being part of the group and how things would play out if I were there.
Being stuck at a boarding school but having the freedom to go wherever you wanted outside and actually doing things that mattered was so enticing to the imagination. Especially the whole conflict and interaction between the virtual world and real world, whatever happened in the virtual world had visible effects on the real world. And a lot of times they had to use guile and deception to keep a secret.I really liked Kids Next Door too. The whole premise of
kids leading double lives as spies/commandos was really fun.There's just something so alluring about alteregos/personas. The ability to put on a mask and slip through the chains that bind. Deception, lies, trickery. Not knowing who you really are yet knowing all the same. Mutability, vague, indescript, undefined, outside the box. No.122841
>>122822Same, my friends and I had a field day with CL. Rewatching some episodes recently reminded me how dark it could get for a kid's show.
Shame about the reboot.