If you like a good superhero story, the must-have series is without a doubt Batman: The Animated Series. Originally shown from 1992 to 1995, the animation consists of eighty-five episodes divided into two seasons and takes us on a dark journey through Gotham City.

The series is very influential in the field of comic book adaptation, in addition to being responsible for creating several iconic elements of the Dark Knight mythology, such as harlequin. Moreover, Kevin Conroy voiced the character and became one of the “Batmen” favorite of all time.

On September 9, 1985, the first series was released thunder cats. With elements of fantasy and adventure, here we follow the quests of a group of heroes from Third Earth who are trying to protect eye of thunder from paws Munn-Ra.

The original animation had four seasons, 130 episodes in total, where we see a crazy battle of cat people against mutants led by a mummified sorcerer. And for those who love fantasy stories full of dramatic elements, this is a great option!

Among various creations Hanna-Barberaone of the most prominent is, of course, Flintstones. The series, launched in 1960, was about subverting the notion of the “traditional family”, this time the whole story unfolding in a fictional prehistoric period when people interacted with dinosaurs.

The series is full of very funny moments throughout all 166 chapters, as well as very noteworthy characters such as Fred Flintstone, Barney Rubble and their respective families, in addition to everyday issues such as work stress, family disputes and leisure time.

Another production Hanna-Barbera remarkable Dick Dastardly and Muttleyone spin off from crazy race (which is also available on HBO Max) and which follows a cowardly crook and his dog as they engage in all sorts of misadventures.

Perhaps the most popular segment of animation includes precisely Vulture Squadrongroup of pilots led by Dick Swindler whose mission is to intercept and capture the carrier pigeon. The series is great for those who love short stories as it only has 17 episodes.

Closing the block of recommendations Hanna-Barberaa series that cannot be missing from the repertoire of anyone who loves animation. Scooby-Doo, where are you?the first animated series dedicated to Mystery Inc. and her talking dog.

here we see Fred, Daphne, Shaggy, Velma This scooby on his most classic missions, facing greedy businessmen, corrupt mayors, and all sorts of villains who pretend to be ghosts, monsters, and ghosts. And it’s still a great charm, if only because of the traditional animation and soundtrack!

great parody of Buck Rogersclassic character from sci-fi comics, Duck Dodgers was a series originally shown from 2003 to 2005 – so much so that it’s the “newest” series on our list – starring “another version” Daffy Ducknow on space missions.

Return of several characters from the franchise Funny melodiesthe series plays on concepts presented in works such as Star Trek This star Wars create a hilarious satire of space epics in just three seasons.

the 90s were time To cartoon network, with the appearance of some very funny and original productions. An example of this is Johnny Bravoseries about a pompous and proud man who is very disappointed in his romantic encounters and relationships.

The character itself is based on iconic figures of the culture. popHow Elvis Presley This James Deanbut the funniest part is seeing Johnny get into a mess over the course of 65 episodes with the right to some special character appearances from Hanna-Barbera.

Another amazing story for everyone who loves superheroes. Freakazoid!animation created Bruce Timm This Paul Dini which aired between 1995 and 1997. Here we follow the hero of the same name who has to fight a lot of bizarre and manic supervillains.

Filled with references to classic superhero stories, Freakazoid! starts when Dexter Douglas, a 16-year-old teenage nerd, gains powers through a computer virus activated with a special password. With his new gifts, he needs to save his city, Washingtondanger.

If you like the craziest and craziest stories in cartoon network from the 90s series not to be missed cow and chickennarrating the daily misadventures of two brothers, cow This Chickenas well as his struggle with boom outrepresentation of the devil himself.

The cartoon only had fifty-two episodes spread over four seasons, but it has become one of the film industry’s most iconic brands. cartoon during their golden age – so much so that the characters appear in many animations that came later, such as The Grim Adventures of Billy and Mandy.

Finally, if you are a fan animegolden recommendation Dragon Ball Z Kaiwhich is nothing but a remastered Dragon Ball Zwith the right to new elements and even a “sequel” to a story that was originally left open.

The series tells about all the adventures Goku and their allies trying to protect the Earth from alien invaders, androids and magical creatures. At the same time, this is where we see the evolution of several of the franchise’s key characters, such as Vegetasaiyan prince.