For me it will always be Coonskin

These shows only had 3/4 shows but we're actually fun and entertaining to watch.

Which one of these do you think was the most creative and fun to watch?

And if they made a comeback Which would be the best?

Here are the 6 I like the most

Source: https://x.com/hulu/status/2094817796714795089?s=20

First we've had Rocket Monkeys at the start of this year and now all of a sudden, we have this thanks to Twitter as well with TikTok.

What’s next? Wild Grinders? Who even knows at this point.

Source: https://x.com/DAlvarezStudio/status/2094476114261348553

Any episodes or later Seasons of an animated show or a later installment of an animated franchise that you found so bad that it makes you find the show/franchise hard to watch again?

Edit: I was just reminded that Tales of the TMNT isn't a reboot. Imagine it's Rise of the TMNT instead.

Don't you find weird how people doesn't really take on Reboots properly? I don't mean it from the generalized opinion that "Reboots are the worst cuz they shit on everything", which proven wrong by some like Be Cool, Scooby-Doo! or Ultimate Spider-Man which are entertaining their own way, and others like Ben 10 and Cyberverse reboots improving on certain aspects of their previous entries.

I mean it because, when you actually look at the cartoon Reboots sector you realize that most of them aren't really watched, analyzed or even known. I know there are people who has watched them, me included. But I don't think it's talked enough how unexplored this landscape is. And no, the bad Reboots era isn't even an excuse because some of the pictured Reboots actually came before it.

Tom and Jerry Tales is from 2006. Inspector Gadget reboot and Wabbit are from 2015. The Garfield Show is from 2008. Pink Panther and Pals is from 2010. Strawberry Shortcake's Berry Bitty Adventures is from 2009. Ultimate Spider-Man is from 2012. Max Steel reboot is from 2013. It doesn't end there, because the Reboot sector is ***HUGE*** and there's a lotta series I haven't mentioned or even knew before.

At worst, Reboots are more forgotten than hated, independently of their quality. Even the good ones seem like a majority in comparison. And haven't looked yet in the anime Reboots sector, but know how things tend to be I'll guess it'd be almost the same. But well, that's all I've got to say. What are your insights on this topic?

And Nickelodeon approved this.

This is from Iron Otis from Back at the Barnyard.

I remember watching this on Netflix! Made by the same people as Doug and JoJo Circus

This is pretty good numbers