One Word Title / Western Animation

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• 6teen: The main characters are all 16.
• Adventures of the Galaxy Rangers used this trope on 26 episodes (out of 65, which amounts to 40% of the series).
• Alphablocks
• Amphibia: The Place where the protagonist is sent to, and also relates to the premise of the work, involving anthropomorphic amphibians.
• Animalia: The Place. Set in an alternate world named Animalia, populated with talking animals.
• Animals: Follows the lives of various inner-city animals and their interactions with each other and the human world.
• Animaniacs
• Archer: Last name of Protagonist Title
• Arthur: First name of Protagonist Title.
• Astroblast!: Portmantitle that's also The Place, as the characters live in the live in the Astroblast Space Station, but the show mostly focuses on the smoothie cafe, Frosty Star.
• Balance: Referring to the platform that all the characters are on, which needs to stay balanced, or they fall off.
• Bali
• Bandolero (Animation): Protagonist Title
• Batfink: Protagonist Title
• Battleclaw: A fictional sport central to the show.
• Battletoads
• Beetlejuice
• Bernard
• Bertha
• Bibleman
• Billy
• Binka
• Birdman (1967)
• Birdz: Al the characters are birds.
• Blackstar: Protagonist Title. The hero is Jon Blackstar.
• Bluey
• Boj
• Bonkers
• Bordertown
• Bowlopolis
• Boyster
• Braceface
• Bratz
• Bravestarr: Another Protagonist Title. The hero is Marshall Bravestarr.
• Breadwinners
• Brickleberry
• Bubsy
• Bump
• Bunnicula: Protagonist Title
• Caillou
• Capelito
• CatDog. Also counts as a Character Title.
• Catscratch
• Centurions
• Chaotic
• Chirp
• Chowder
• Chuggington
• Clarence: Counts as a Protagonist Title as it refers to the show's main character, Clarence.
• Clémentine
• CliffSide
• C.O.P.S.
• Crashbox
• Creepschool
• Cro
• Curbside
• Cyberchase: It's about a group of kids chasing a villain throughout cyberspace.
• Cybersix
• Daria: Protagonist Title
• Darkstalkers
• Detention
• Detentionaire
• Devlin
• Didou
• Digman!
• Dilbert
• Dinofroz
• Dinosaucers
• Dinotrux
• Dirtgirlworld
• Disenchantment
• Dofus
• Dogstar: Also a Vehicle Title. Dogstar is the name of the missing ark containing all of Earth's dogs.
• Doki
• Doodlez
• Doug
• Downtown
• Droids
• Duckman
• Both the original DuckTales and the new DuckTales.
• Eckhart
• Edward
• Egyxos
• Ewoks
• Fangbone!: Protagonist Title
• Fangface
• Fantomcat
• Fatherhood
• Ferdinand
• Fillmore!: Protagonist Title. Also a spoof of one word cop show titles from the 70s.
• Foofur
• Franklin
• Freakazoid!
• Freaktown: The Place
• Freefonix
• Futurama
• Futz!
• Gargoyles
• Gasp!
• Gawayn: A Character Title, although no one in the show seems sure who Gawayn actually is. What they do know is that they need the magical crystal of Gawayn to lift a curse.
• Gladiformers
• Gofrette
• Gogs
• Granpa
• Grimsburg
• Grojband
• Grossology
• Gumby
• Hilda
• Histeria!
• Hopla
• Horseland
• Humf
• Hurricanes
• Inhumanoids
• Insektors
• Invizimals
• Jabberjaw
• Jem
• Jingaroo
• JOT: Counts as a Protagonist Title as it refers to the show's main character, Jot.
• Jumanji
• KaBlam!
• Kaeloo: So named because the main character is named Kaeloo.
• King: Job Title
• Kiff
• Kipper
• Kissyfur
• Knuckleheads
• Lascars
• Lilo & Stitch: The franchise is also known as just Stitch thanks to its Asian spin-offs that drop Lilo; Disney has even begun a much more earnest attempt to rebrand the franchise as Stitch beginning in The New '20s (in keeping with their One-Word Title trend for most of their animated works since Tangled), starting with the English release of the Alternate Universe manga Stitch & the Samurai.
  • Lilo & Stitch: The Series: Since almost all the episodes are named after the experiments who appeared in them, most episodes titles are just one word. The exceptions are "Mr. Stenchy",^note The episode's experiment is one of the few featured experiments to be given a multi-word name. "Yin-Yang",^note The episode's title refers to two experiments. "627",^note Although rendered as a single number, experiment numbers are typically pronounced by-digit, so it's "Six Two Seven", not "Six-Hundred Twenty-Seven" "The Asteroid",^note It's about a huge asteroid headed towards Earth. "Short Stuff"^note The experiment's name is officially rendered "Shortstuff", but the episode title is two words. That being said, Disney+ renders the title as one word. "Bonnie & Clyde",^note This episode about two experiments is a clear Shout-Out to the film (and Real Life robber duo) Bonnie and Clyde. "Bad Stitch",^note The episode deals with issues regarding Stitch's misbehavior and destructive tendencies. and "Mrs. Hasagawa's Cats".^note The first segment of a Two Shorts episode involves the many experiments in the possession of the local scatterbrained elderly fruit seller. Also, it's the only multi-word titled episode (or, in this case, episode segment) of the second season.
• Lizzie
• LoliRock
• The Loud House: Many of the show's half-hour specials are this, with them usally ending in "...ed!".
  • "Tricked!"
  • "Tripped!"
  • "Cooked!"
  • "Friended!" ^note with The Casagrandes
  • "Schooled!"
  • "Ghosted!"
  • 'Camped!'
  • "Laked!"
• Looped
• Lucky
• MAD
• Madballs
• Madeline
• Magiki
• Maisy
• Mamemo
• Marsupilami
• M.A.S.K.
• Metajets
• Milo
• Minoriteam
• Mirthworms
• Mixels
• Molang
• Molierissimo
• Monsuno
• Moral Orel: About half of the episodes of the first and second season have One Word Titles, but ALL episodes of the third season have them.
• Motorcity
• Mysticons
• Ninjago
• Noveltoons
• Numberjacks
• Olivia
• OOglies
• Oswald
• Paddington
• Pandamonium
• Paprika
• Pasila
• Pearlie
• Pelswick
• Pete
• Pingu
• Pixies
• Plasmo
• Pocoyo
• Poochini
• Popeye
• Popples
• Prezzemolo
• ProStars
• Punch!
• Ratz
• ReBoot
• Recess
• Rintindumb
• Roboroach
• Robotboy
• Robotix
• Robotomy
• Robozuna
• RollBots
• Roobarb
• Rubbadubbers
• Rugrats: "Rugrat" is an affectionate (or sometimes not so affectionate) term for a very young child. The core characters are all in this age category.
• Rupert
• Scruff
• Shazzan
• SheZow
• Shhhhhh
• Sidekick
• SilverHawks
• Silverwing
• Skatoony
• Skyland: The Place
• Skywhales
• Slugterra: The Place
• Spider
• Spliced
• Squidbillies
• Stanley
• Star Wars: The Clone Wars:
  • "Ambush"
  • "Rookies"
  • "Trespass"
  • "Corruption"
  • "Assassin"
  • "Nightsisters"
  • "Monster"
  • "Overlords"
  • "Counterattack"
  • "Prisoners"
  • "Kidnapped"
  • "Deception"
  • "Massacre"
  • "Bounty"
  • "Brothers"
  • "Revenge"
  • "Revival"
  • "Eminence"
  • "Sabotage"
  • "Conspiracy"
  • "Fugitive"
  • "Orders"
  • "Voices"
  • "Destiny"
  • "Sacrifice"
• Star Wars Rebels:
  • "Entanglement"
  • "Legacy"
  • "Homecoming"
  • "Warhead"
  • "Kindred"
• Star Wars Resistance:
  • "Unmotivated"
  • "Descent"
  • "Breakout"
• Steven Universe:
  • "Reformed"
  • "Beta"
  • "Earthlings"
  • "Bubbled"
  • "Gemcation"
  • "Reunited"
  • "Familiar"
  • "Escapism"
  • "Guidance"
  • "Volleyball"
  • "Bluebird"
• Stōked
• Superfriends
• Superjail!
• Supernoobs
• SuperTed
• TaleSpin
• Talkartoons
• Tarantula!
• Teen Titans:
  • "Sisters"
  • "Nevermore"
  • "Switched"
  • "Masks"
  • "Apprentice"
  • "Transformation"
  • "Betrayal"
  • "Fractured"
  • "Aftershock"
  • "Deception"
  • "Betrothed"
  • "Crash"
  • "Haunted"
  • "Spellbound"
  • "Revolution"
  • "Wavelength"
  • "Birthmark"
  • "TROQ"
  • "Stranded"
  • "Overdrive"
  • "Trust"
  • "Lightspeed"
  • "Go!"
• Tigtone
• ToddWorld
• Toonsylvania
• Trollhunters
• Trollkins
• Trollz
• TUGS
• Tupu
• Tutenstein
• Twipsy
• Underdog
• Undergrads
• Unikitty!
• Unsupervised
• Urbance
• VBirds
• Villainous
• Visionaries
• W.
• Wakfu
• Waybuloo
• Waynehead
• Wayside
• Wishfart
• W.I.T.C.H.
• WordGirl
• WordWorld
• Wunschpunsch
• Xcalibur
• Zeroman
• Zigby

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