YOUR TOP FAVOURITE WESTERN ANIMATIONS!!!

In no particular order:

1. The Simpsons. "lisa in this house we respect the laws of thermodynamics", amongst other jokes and the constant bashing of FOX besides many other things have made their good episodes bloody brilliant.

2. South Park. "Son of a bitch they killed kenny" and "you know guys I learned something today" Cartman's anti-Semitism... Its offensively funny.

3. Invader Zim. "My head's not big! Why does everyone say that?"

4. The Pinky and the Brain. "What are we going to do tonight Brain?"

5. Cow & Chicken.

6. I am the Weasel.

7. Loony tunes. Weather they are offensive or not.

8. Tom & Jerry. Banned for the racial stereotyping, syndicated for the unrepentant violence.

9. Searching for Nemo. Sure, after you see it so much being replayed in the TV store u forget how amazing it was the first time.

10. Toy Story 2.

edited 26th Jul '11 4:33:38 PM by Baff

I am the weasel...

I am the eggman...

I am the walrus...

I think you got some of the names mixed up...

Regardless, here's a partial list of my favourite Western Animation shows:

• The Simpsons
• Futurama
• Avatar The Last Airbender
• Adventure Time
• The Timm-Dini DCAU shows (Batman, Superman, Batman Beyond, Justice League, Teen Titans)
• Classic Looney Tunes
• Cybersix
• Moral Orel
• Clone High

Nostalgic Favourites (I loved them as a kid but haven't seen them for years)

• Animaniacs
• Tiny Toon Adventures
• Duck Tales
• Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (this was my favourite show ever as a kid)
• Pinky And The Brain
• Gargoyles
• Schoolhouse Rock
• The Tick

edited 26th Jul '11 5:09:43 PM by Ronka87

Braveheart. Sure it's Sci-Fi, but it's clearly Western Cow-boys of Moo Mesa. Anthropomorphic Western fun Zorro....uh, close enough? Calamity Jane! Awesome theme song as I recall.

I guess I could count Quickdraw Mc Graw or Ricochet Rabbit, but I couldn't say they're my favorites.

Hrrrm, top 10, in no particular order:

• The Simpsons.
• Looney Tunes.
• The whole DCAU.
• Beast Wars.
• Gargoyles.
• Avatar The Last Airbender.
• The 2003 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles.
• Up.
• Wall E.
• 90s X-Men cartoon.

In no order.

• Family Guy
• South Park
• American Dad
• Total Drama
• Kung Fu Panda
• Courage The Cowardly Dog
• Spongebob Squarepants (first three seasons)
• Avatar The Last Airbender
• My Little Pony Friendship Is Magic

edited 26th Jul '11 7:58:06 PM by WolfMan16

• Looney Tunes (well, the classics)
• Toy Story
• Tom And Jerry (again, the classics)
• The Simpsons (mostly their ninties stuff)
• Batman The Animated Series
• An American Tail
• All Dogs Go To Heaven
• The Hunchback Of Notre Dame
• The Great Mouse Detective (still seriously underrated if you ask me)
• Lady And The Tramp
• Oliver And Company
• Jungle Book
• The Sword In The Stone
• One Hundred And One Dalmations
• The Lion King
• The Prince Of Egypt

In no particular order some favorites are

For movies

The Land Before Time,All Dogs Go To Heaven,Secretof NIMH,An American Tail,The Toy Story trilogy,The Incredibles,WALL-E,Corpse Bride,the first three Wallace And Gromit shorts,Shrek,Spirit,Road To El Dorado,The Lion King,Aladdin,The Rescuers,Ralph Bakshi's Wizards,and Batman Beyond:Return Of The Joker

For Shows

Batman:The Animated Series,Batman Beyond,The Batman,Avatar The Last Airbender,Ed Edd And Eddy,Pre Movie Spongebob,Pre Season 11/Post Season 20 of The Simpsons,X Men:Evolution,Recess,Doug,TMNT 2003 and Codename Kids Next Door

edited 26th Jul '11 10:51:08 PM by terlwyth

Why the topic name isn't "Your favorite American animated show" or "Your favorite Anglo-Saxon animated show", when that's what it really means? And BTW, animation has no plural.

The whole concept of "Western animation" really bugs me in general. Even though not all Japanese animation is the same, most of it shares similar production system whereas I'm sure there must be a bit more variety in methods of "Western animation" just because it encompasses at least three different continents (four, if you count South-America).

edited 27th Jul '11 12:42:12 AM by harkko

South Park

Beast Wars

Beast Machines

Toy Story (1)

The Simpsons

Family Guy (bite me)

Can't think of more

Bump

Looney Tunes (Bob Clampett shorts being my favorite)

Beany and Cecil

Fleischer's Popeye

Ren and Stimpy (1-2 and APC)

Yogi Bear

Flintstones

Early Spongebob

that's all I can think of off the top of my head lol

edited 27th Jul '14 10:24:42 PM by teddy

Favorite Nicktoons: Ren And Stimpy and Rockos Modern Life.

Favorite CN toons: Cow And Chicken, I Am Weasel, Johnny Bravo and The Grim Adventures Of Billy And Mandy.

Favorite other toons: Rocky And Bullwinkle, The Critic, Freakazoid, Garfield And Friends, Pinky And The Brain, the early 30s Fleischer cartoons...

There are very few cartoons I outright dislike.

edited 28th Jul '14 5:16:38 AM by Aldo930

I mostly post here to discuss adult animation,so here are my top five from that category only:

1. The Simpsons

2. American Dad

3. King Of The Hill

4. Family Guy

5. South Park

Animaniacs gets an honorable mention here, because while it was aimed at kids, I think that it's generally more appreciated by adults and that was the case even when it originally aired. There were tons of adult fans whose views weren't skewed by Nostalgia Goggles.

edited 28th Jul '14 11:54:22 AM by redhed311

In no paticular order and off the top of my head...

Rick and Morty(a hundred times Rick and morty)

Gravity falls

Adventure Time

MLP:Friendship Is Magic

Teen Titans

Invader Zim

Batman:The Animated Series

Spongebob(seasons 1-3)

Total Drama, 6teen, Daria, Futurama, World of Quest, Codename: Kids Next Door, Recess, Dave the Barbarian, Animaniacs, Samurai Jack, the Powerpuff Girls, and Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends, amongst others.

The funny thing is that I didn't discover some of these shows (Daria, Animaniacs, and Samurai Jack) until long after they went off the air. Nonetheless, I still love them. Daria is well written and realistic, I always feel that I can learn something new from Animaniacs despite being 17 years old, and Samurai Jack is beautifully animated.

Movies Bambi, The Lion King, Watership Down, The Last Unicorn, The Flight of Dragons The Secret of NIMH

TV Shows Batman the Animated Series, TMNT 2003, Gargoyles The Animals of Farthing Wood 90s X-Men

Goof Troop and the Goofy Movies, Hey Arnold, Rocko's Modern Life, Pelswick, The Brave Little Toaster, Mulan, The Simpsons, South Park, and Total Drama

edited 4th Aug '14 10:28:04 PM by PPPSSC

• Codename: Kids Next Door
• Regular Show
• Gravity Falls
• Teen Titans
• The Grim Adventures of Billy and Mandy
• Ed Edd n' Eddy