The 57 Best Animated TV Series of All Time

In some strange twist of cultural fate, animation in this hemisphere—that’s cartoon TV, films, shorts, commercials, etc.— seems to speak only in jokes and, mostly, only to children. Western cartoons are funny, and every year, the American animated movies hoisting Oscars over their heads are the ones consumed by kids and marketed for families and designed to make everyone laugh and feel good about themselves and their anthropomorphized feelings. TV shows? Yeah, there’s an Emmy for animation, though it tends to be a tennis match between only a couple consistent comedies.

But it’s not that way everywhere—especially across Asia where dramatic animation gets deserved praise alongside live action television—and now with streaming services opening up the world of TV, even us westerners are getting in on some serious animated drama.

And with darker, heavier, more violent content, animation is starting to have its adult moment again (this time without the empty inanity of Beavis and Butthead or South Park; we'll still watch those classics, though). BoJack Horseman and Archer have proven that jaded comedies could still have a lot of heart. Series like Amazon's Undone find creative ways to illustrate challenges to mental health. And shows like Big Mouth prove that you can be every bit as disgusting as an old Eddie Murphy set while still having a lot of meaningful things to convey.

All that said, we still love the older comedies and animation classics of the past. And, hey, even the toons meant for kids are still some of the best ever. So here are the 51 best animated TV shows to fall in love with the medium.

Batman and Joker have owned the spotlight for decades, but now, it’s the Joker’s sidekick's turn. Harley Quinn, formerly known as Dr. Harleen Quinzel, now a somewhat-crazed ex-Joker sidekick, is having a moment as the titular star of her own keenly self-aware animated superhero comedy series on the DC Universe app. Harley Quinn chronicles Harley’s life after Joker, mocking both superhero and macho tropes in the process and leaving you laughing hysterically. Top notch voice talent (Kaley Cuoco is Harley and Lake Bell is Poison Ivy, for starters) help, as does just enough Batman and Joker to remind you that Gotham was Dark Knight-land before it was Harley’s world.

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One of the most recent series (future seasons uncertain), Love, Death + Robots comprises a dozen short films featuring a dizzying array of animation styles. It’s as much a love letter to the art of animation as to the science-fiction themes it tackles. Definitely not for children.

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In terms of cultural capital, SpongeBob should probably be much higher (or, here, lower) on this list. The show is the collective fever dream of nostalgia for millennials, something so mainstream it’s somehow turned into a cult and basically the only way we communicate with each other. There are more SpongeBob memes than probably any other show ever. Right? *Tired naked SpongeBob leaning on his knees*

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Seth Green’s Robot Chicken, the only piece of stop motion on this list (okay, South Park started off sort of stop motion) has maybe the most unique types of humor of any series. As much in touch with the cultural zeitgeist as The Simpsons, but meant for adults, the series is probably most watched by eighth graders. But that’s okay. We love it.

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We're gonna be real with you. Every version of Rocky and Bullwinkle (which first hit TV way back in 1960) is fantastic. This moose, and this squirrel, frankly, are comedy gold together. It's a classic duo—big, dimwitted and pure-hearted moose, and tiny, air-bound squirrel. Who could resist?

Even the much-maligned 2000 movie (with Robert De Niro, Jason Alexander, and Rene Russo) is secretly great (you've all been sleeping). You can stream a traditionally-animated (not CGI!) Dreamworks-produced reboot of the timeless duo over on Amazon Prime. A hot tip? It's still great.

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One of the earliest contributions from comedy master Mike Judge (King of The Hill, Office Space, Silicon Valley, Idiocracy) was this iconic MTV cartoon from the '90s. Part goofballs sitting on their couch, part exploration of new music, there might not be a series that more exemplifies what '90s MTV was more about.

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It might be a little early to add Big Mouth to this list, but it's so funny that we've got to do it. Nick Kroll leads the cast of this show about puberty, and with John Mulaney, Fred Armisen, Jenny Slate, Jessi Klein, Jordan Peele, and Jason Mantzoukas (among many others), the cast is absolutely stacked. This show is just weird and funny enough to binge for a few hours at a time.

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Another Mike Judge classic! This series is more in the Simpsons mold than Beavis and Butthead, in that it follows a family from Texas doing...well, typical family sitcom stuff. But it's definitely funny. And with 258 episodes, this is a binge that will keep you busy for quite some time.

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This series from Simpsons creator Matt Groening has had many lives, living for four years in an initial run on FOX before moving to Comedy Central half a decade. But in reality, what it does is take sort of the spirit and fun of The Simpsons (and very similar animation) and move it to a new setting. A regular joe gets cryogenically frozen for about a thousand years, and wakes up to become friends with aliens, robots, mad scientists. Hilarity ensues.

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Like many entries on this list, the X-Men animated series might be best remembered these days through an ageless meme: Wolverine longing at whatever might be inside his picture frame. But beneath the memes and before the live-action films, this series told the stories of the mutants on an even par—if not better—than the original comics. And with Disney now owning 20th Century Fox and Marvel, this series is streamable on Disney+ whenever you might desire.

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For any fan of the Star Wars movies, The Clone Wars picks up right in between the stories you saw on the big screen in the early aughts (or, more likely, rewatched on your TV about 100 times, despite all the bad acting and corny dialogue). Clone Wars feels distinctly Star Wars despite being animated. Between creating new heroes (like Ahsoka Tano) and reviving old foes (Darth Maul), Clone Wars is a fun ride in a galaxy far, far away.

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A satire of almost every power-up anime (Dragon Ball-Z, Naruto, Yugioh, etc), One-Punch Man features a bald, lazily-drawn hero who is literally invincible. Follow Saitama’s journey as he searches the cosmos for a foe to vanquish all his ennui. It’s one of the funniest and smartest takes on the superhero genre that also manages to be really emotional at times.

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Loosely based on a comic strip, the animated series follows a Black family (the Freemans) settling into life in a mostly white suburb. There's nothing particularly kid-friendly about the Boondocks, but it's still one hell of a show. And as of September 2019, the series is also getting a two-season reboot on HBO Max.

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Like many other entries on this list, Scooby-Doo has existed in many forms through the years, and the format is simple enough: astute teens (and their seemingly-stoner friend) for some reason drive around in a wagon, with their dog who inexplicably kind of talks. Then they investigate a mystery. And figure it all out by the end of the day. Those meddling kids and that dog! We're OK with any form of this, including the strange early 2000s live action version. A new animated movie, Scoob! is out very soon.

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Another Adult Swim classic, Black Dynamite is based on the 2009 film about a kung fu fighter (played by actor Michael J. White) whose life's mission is to rid the streets of drugs and crime after his brother's death. The animated series takes some creative leaps from the original movie, but features a number of notable guest voice appearances, including those by Snoop Dogg, Tyler the Creator, and Chance the Rapper.

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If you left movie theaters unsatisfied after watching DC’s recent stab at assembling the Justice League, rest easy, weary traveler; the cartoon is better. A satisfying narrative told over dozens of episodes and with action that puts Hollywood to absolute shame, Justice League Unlimited is the closest thing you can get to the magic of the comics.

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Created by Rebecca Sugar (a story board artist on our number 16 pick below), Steven Universe was one of the most wholesome shows on television and managed to communicate themes like love and acceptance without being obnoxious or preachy. It's the kind of show you should have your kids watch (also because you totally want to watch it as well).

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There have been many different versions of Spider-Man (including Tobey Maguire, Andrew Garfield, Tom Holland, and the Spider-Verse crew), but none have ever felt as pure as the cartoon that aired for four seasons and 65 episodes in the '90s. Binge this bad boy if you love superheroes as much as the rest of us. (Pro tip: this is also the best depiction of the famous alien symbiote/Venom storyline that's been done; sorry to the pure camp of Spider-Man 3 and Venom.)

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A miniseries on Spike based on a popular manga series, Afro Samurai follows a warrior (voiced by Samuel L. Jackson, no less) avenging his father's death in Japan. Though it was short-lived, the series' soundtrack alone, scored by RZA of the Wu-Tang Clan, is worth a few replays.

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You don’t have to have seen a single one of these short films to know the characters. Produced by Warner Bros. between 1930-1969 and in order to compete against Disney’s Micky Mouse shorts, Looney Tunes gave us Bugs Bunny, Daffy Duck, Elmer Fudd, and so many more. There have been a hundred spin-offs but the OG Looney Tunes is still one of the property’s best.

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Like Loony Tunes, The Flintstones needn’t be watched to be known. The Stone Age shenanigans began in 1960, and with the help of Fred Flintstone, became one of the longest-running network television animated series until the record was broken by our #2 entry—a show very much the modern day spiritual successor to its Stone Age pal.

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The show that you began watching when you were high and kept watching every week since, Adventure Time is maybe one of the most unique animated series ever conceived. Ridiculous, hallucinatory, oddly emotional, Adventure Time is somehow both the dumbest show ever and the one film students will be deconstructing until the end of animated time.

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A psychotic Chihuahua and an idiotic Manx somehow made it five seasons on television, despite being plain old weird. But weird was good. Smart, perplexing, grotesque, massively influential, somehow for children, and just plain good.

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It’s like Step Brothers, but rated-G, and like all great children’s cartoons, Phineas and Ferb knows that adults are watching—meaning the series slips in references sure to soar over the heads of children to their parents. Of course, the real magic here is in the music, which is actually great and features styles from country to electric.

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Inspired by the series Kung Fu, Genndy Tartakovsky’s Samurai Jack combines elements of the western, samurai, fantasy, and science fiction. Its first episode featured a ridiculously bold ten minutes of dialogue-free action, and the animation style of the series (characters drawn without black outlines and in a minimalist style) was like nothing on television before. It also just kicked serious ass.

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Dan Harmon and Justin Roiland’s Rick and Morty is postmodernism three drinks in and reaching for a joint. But the show never feels overly jaded or cynical for the sake of cynicism. In fact, Rick and Morty tends to be as much about loneliness and connection-seeking as it is about inter-dimensional doppelgängers and portals—which, in the end, can’t quite make up for loneliness.

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You probably don't need much explanation on what Family Guy is. It's a goofy show, and pretty much the definition of 'turn your brain off humor.' But Family Guy has become such a massive success and cultural phenomenon that people today might not realize that the show was actually cancelled by FOX back in 2002; only once reruns got strong ratings on Adult Swim did the network decide to bring the show back in 2004.

Fast forward nearly two decades later, and Family Guy sort of has that Simpsons feel—it's going to be around forever. And the bright side is that you can watch any episode at any time. Seth MacFarlane and his gang are fearless—a joke might rub you the wrong way every so often, but there are probably going to be 4-5 huge laughs right behind it.

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Everyone likes to talk about The Simpsons, Family Guy, and South Park as the titans of the adult animated show world, but Bob's Burgers has long been the underrated challenger. Now having aired for 10 seasons, this show is just straight up funny. As you'll see in another entry on this list, H. Jon Benjamin just simply has one of the funniest voices in the business, and he puts it to good work here. Watch, laugh—you know the drill.

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Set on that commonly-tread ground of post-apocalyptic Japan, Neon Genesis stands out as one of the 90s best examples of animated television. A deconstruction of its own genre, the series helped reinvigorate Japanese anime, becoming a cultural touchstone.

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Austin Powers who? Ever since Archer debuted on FX in 2009, it's been the best spy parody in the game, complete with a star-studded and hilarious voice cast that includes H. Jon Benjamin, Judy Greer, Chris Parnell, and Jessica Walter. The show in some way feels like a serial comic from long ago, but with a quick wit that will have you laughing so much you'll need to rewind and make sure you didn't miss something. The new season, the show's 11th has been delayed due to the COVID-19 pandemic, but don't be mistaken: it's coming. And probably not stopping any time soon after that, either.

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The fact that so many people consider Batman: The Animated Series to be of equal stature to the Batman feature films says basically all that needs to be said about this 85-episode classic. With Kevin Conroy voicing Batman/Bruce Wayne, and Mark Hamill's absolutely classic vocal work as The Joker, this is a great place to land for any fan of a certain Dark Knight looking for some Gotham City adventures.

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Yet another golden sitcom of the '90s that's still going strong today. While the early seasons of the show followed some pretty raunchy adventures of a couple 8-year-old boys and their crazy Colorado town, the show really became built for eternity when it started lampooning current events. An episode of South Park is made in significantly less time than something like The Simpsons or Family Guy, so the show is way more adept to react to something in short order. Bonus? The big screen movie South Park: Bigger, Longer, and Uncut is legitimately great. Don't skip it.

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A bounty hunter sci-fi noir drama, Cowboy Bebop is basically animated Quintin Tarantino. Narratively contortionist, psychologically compelling, the series is one of the most beloved and influential anime series of all time. (We're eager to see what comes of Netflix's live-action version, which will star John Cho) And, if it wasn’t for our next pick, maybe the best animated drama ever.

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In many ways, FMA is the rated-R version of our number 1 pick below, and it succeeds for many of the same reasons. Adapted from the manga by Hiromu Arakawa, FMA traverses several genres—naturalistic sci-fi, fantasy, historical allegory, horror, war—each composing a totally original work of television drama. It’s maybe the darkest and most violent show on this list, but also one with a big metal heart and a core that’s as much family drama as it is intergenerational war epic.

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BoJack Horseman is just about the realest animated series that's ever been broadcast. Obviously there have been cartoons for adults before, and drama, and action, and just about every other genre. But Bojack deals with very adult subjects like depression, substance abuse, and failure in ways that hardly anything on TV at all dares to broach. The fact that it manages to do it while still being incredibly funny at all times? Genius. Will Arnett, Alison Brie, Aaron Paul, and Amy Sedaris lead this great vocal cast.

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It may be tough to follow Matt Groening’s creation through all 31(!) seasons, but we’d be naive not to recognize the series' place in American television. The Simpsons was simply the yellow standard for animation for more than two decades, containing the most globally recognizable characters across all of TV. At its best, the show was a sincere mockery of dysfunctional America—families glued to televisions, neighbors at eternal odds, drinking, clowning, sexism, purposeless work, and whatever was going on in Maggie’s head. But despite the humor, the series never felt cruel or cynical. And for that, it will likely stand the test of time. (Or, at least the first 20 or so seasons.)

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Before TV turned to adaptation mania and the search for Game-of-Thrones-style adventures, there was one original fantasy series, containing dozens of rich characters, political and social realism, and moral complexity—a world with its own kingdoms and belief systems and violence and tyranny—all of which was totally original and, we think, pretty amazing, considering that series was greenlit by Nickelodeon and basically marketed to ten-year-olds.

Avatar put faith in its audience. It respected its viewer and became one of the few serialized animated children’s dramas ever. An amalgamation of eastern thought, history, and religion, the 3-season drama is also one of the sharpest, most efficiently-plotted hero journeys since the original Star Wars trilogy. Fun, sincere, surprisingly heavy and emotional, we think it’s the best animated series of all time.

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Nothing is more iconic than the sitcom set up of a dysfunctional American family. Bill Burr and Michael Price's F is For Family follows the Murphys, an Irish-American family in the 1970s. They cuss, they fight, and they hilariously fail at being pillars in their local community. The classic formula works well since it's not trying to copy its cable-friendly counterparts. The Murphys are raunchy and over-the-top in all the right ways. Bill Burr voices Frank, the patriarch, alongside Laura Dern.

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Aqua Teen Hunger Force is as strange as its name. As one of Adult Swim's first shows, it was the longest-running Adult Swim show until Robot Chicken surpassed it. The surreal show follows three anthropomorphic fast-food items who live together as roommates. They argue with their sex-crazed neighbor and often encounter everything from villains, celebrities and destructive aliens. Of course it sounds absolutely ridiculous, but that's what made it so successful. In 2021, Adult Swim announced a film adaptation of the show, which will premiere directly on HBO Max.

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What if the animals you always overlooked had their own problems, their own society? That's the premise behind HBO's Animals. The show features a rotating cast of celebrities voicing rats, horses, cats, dogs and more. And these are people you've definitely heard of: Anthony Mackie, Chelsea Peretti, Jessica Chastain, Emilia Clarke, Ty Segall... and that's just to name a few. The few humans in the show are the animals' antagonists, and only serve to make the series even funnier.

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Okay, so this one was created with kids in mind. But Gravity Falls is one of those shows you, a grown adult, start watching and get so invested you'll genuinely be sad when it's over. Disney's Gravity Falls follows twins Dipper and Mabel, who are stuck with a curmudgeon great-uncle they affectionately call Grunkle Stan. Their summer gets way more interesting when they discover the small town Stan calls home is filled with magical creatures and secrets it'll take an entire summer to solve. Years after the show was cancelled, fans still hope for a return—the show was only on for two seasons. Still, there's no shame in watching those two seasons over and over again.

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She may have come from Beavis and Butthead, but when Daria moved to a new school, she got her own memorable show. The witty, monotone teen and her friends epitomized '90s teen culture and gave a hilarious portrayal of a girl constantly bewildered by growing up in boring suburbia. The series follows Daria and her friends through high school all the way to graduation, and doesn't gloss over the important teenage milestones of first romance, first jobs, and all the frustrating parts of just pure existence.

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This sitcom is a spin-off of Space Ghost Coast to Coast and centered around Harvey Birdman, a former superhero turned litigator. This Adult Swim cartoon featured classic Hanna-Barbera characters and had a stacked cast including Gary Cole, Stephen Colbert, Paget Brewster, Tom Kenny, and others. It's an adult recreation of the cartoons you loved as a kid. There's even an episode riffing on the idea that Shaggy and Scooby Doo actually were recreational drug users. The show is both hilarious and nostalgic. Plus, if you've already seen it and are looking for more, Adult Swim released a special with the same cast members back in 2018.

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This science fiction show follows the Venture family, headed by Dr. Thaddeus Venture, an underachieving super scientist. Along with his twin sons and bodyguard, Venture continuously goes head to head with various antagonists. They fail. A lot. So much that the twins have regularly died, then revived as clones with no memory of their previous deaths. It's the sort of weird, unrealistic show that makes sense when you realize its regular premiere time was late at night. After a hard day at work, all you want to do is laugh at something that makes almost no sense. That's Venture Bros for you.

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What antics could a blue-jay and a raccoon possibly get up to in a park? You'd be surprised. Regular Show follows Mordecai and Rigby, best friends who always seem to get into trouble and never finish their work as groundskeepers of their local park.

The show succeeded as a favorite of both kids and adults for its zany scenarios and smart comedic timing. It's inventive with its animation and one of those shows where it's so outrageous it ends up being funny.

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From the same creator as Regular Show, Close Enough follows two parents, Josh and Emily, who live with their divorced best friends and do their best to raise their toddler, Candace. It has the same humor and delivery as Regular Show, but clearly for an adult audience. The problems the characters face are more relatable to an older audience, like the realization you're too old to go out clubbing anymore, or just how boring kids parties are. It's funny without being too raunchy, and ridiculous without being over-the-top.

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The show that launched the career of Spongebob's Tom Kenny, Rocko's Modern Life is another Nickelodeon classic following an Australian wallaby named Rocko, and his friends in the fictional O-Town. For a kids' show, Rocko leaned on the raunchier side, but also delved into satirical social commentary on American life. Since its inception, the show has gained a cult following and even had a recent special Rocko's Modern Life: Static Cling released on Netflix.

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Without this show, some of your favorite late-night comedies wouldn't be around. Space Ghost Coast to Coast is a parody talk show with host Space Ghost, a Hanna-Barbera superhero. Each episode is a short interview with other superheroes, some of whom don't always realize their on a talk show. The humor can be subdued and subtle sometimes, surreal and outlandish other times. Even after the series' original airing, the show has serious longevity. In 2009 Space Ghost interviewed Zoe Saldana for Avatar. No telling if they'll pull the superhero back out for that movie's sequel(s).

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Reality shows don't have to be live-action. Drawn Together satirizes just about every favorite kids' character, including princesses, superheroes and even Pokemon. The show was definitely not for kids and touched on a number of adult topics. But that's what made it so iconic. 2D animation is often seen as childish or silly, and a show like Drawn Together proves anyone wrong who says cartoons are only for those teenage or younger.

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For kids too young to watch Survivor, this was their extreme competition show. Total Drama Island had animated teens desperate for fame, love and money, and willing to stab each other in the back to get it. Not only is it hilarious, but purely entertaining too. The host is cruel and unforgiving. The alliances and betrayals as high-stakes as in reality. By the end, you'll be rooting for one of the contestants to win, and sad when they probably lose.

And if you want more Total Drama Island, the show is so popular it's launched an entire franchise around the Survivor parody.

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A show so big it almost needs no introduction, Pokemon first came to screens in 1997, introducing kids around the world to the creature-capturing video game adaptation. The show popularized anime to Western audiences, and for generations has inspired kids to catch 'em all.

Since its inception, the show has had thousands of episodes, birthed spin-offs, and inspired films including the recent Detective Pikachu. Now in it's 24th season, Pokemon isn't going anywhere anytime soon.

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Tiffany Haddish and Ali Wong star as two bird best friends who get into wild, outrageous situations while going through the regular pitfalls of modern life. Steven Yeun is the third lead on the show as Bertie's boyfriend. Originally Netflix had the show, but canceled it after one season. Fans rallied for a reboot, and Adult Swim answered the call for a second season.

While its Netflix counterpart Bojack Horseman succeeds as a depressing, philosophical animation, Tuca & Bertie takes a different approach. The show covers important issues like workplace sexism and and repressed trauma, but does it with a bright-colored, whimsical approach that'll make you laugh, even after such serious conversations.

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This monster-hunting show is based on a video game series of the same name. When Dracula's human wife is burned at the stake after falsely accused of being a witch, the vampire releases an army of demons on the fictional nation of Wallachia. Then, in comes Trevor Belmont, a famed monster hunter tasked with protecting the humans from Dracula.

As one of Netflix's most successful animated shows, Castlevania blends elements of anime and Western animation into a gripping drama. After four seasons, the show has consistently received high marks on Rotten Tomatoes, and has a spin-off on the way.

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By the power of Grayskull! This muscled action hero has been saving his home of Eternia since the 80s. Equipped with a magical Power Sword, the shy Prince Adam and his cowardly tiger Cringer become He-Man and Battle Cat.

Over the years, the character has been featured in both animated and live-action films, to varying degrees of success. It's also spawned a popular spin-off with She-Ra, the sister of He-Man.

The most recent adaptation comes from filmmaker Kevin Smith (Clerks, Chasing Amy). With a star-studded voice cast and unexpected twists, the newest take on He-Man focuses on He-Man's entourage almost as much as the title character. Plus, there's a live-action adaptation on the way. Even if you didn't see the original show decades ago, it's the perfect time to get introduced to He-Man.

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This popular anime is set in a post-apocalyptic world where humans have to protect themselves from Titans, gigantic humanoids that eat humans. When human Eren discovers he has the power to turn into a Titan, he sets out to save humanity and uncover the secrets behind the imposing creatures. It's a unique, dystopian horror series that'll have you glued to your couch.

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Based on the comics of the same name, this recent series stars Steven Yeun, Sandra Oh, J.K Simmons and other talented actors. It's an emotional, epic superhero story about Mark Grayson, a teenager who becomes a superhero under his father's tutelage.

It's a strong addition to the growing canon of superhero shows, and although it's recent, it's received enough critical acclaim and high praise for us to feel safe saying Invincible is one of the best animated superhero shows we've seen.

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