What is Your favorite non MLP cartoon?

[PetalwingFIM 259]

What the title of this post says.

Edited January 26 by PetalwingFIM

[Dawnshine Wonder 2,399]

Hard to say, I have lots of other shows I like, Ed Edd n Eddy being one of them. Why?

[Snoopy Fan 5,146]

SpongeBob SquarePants

[PetalwingFIM 259]

2 minutes ago, Dawnshine Wonder said:

Hard to say, I have lots of other shows I like, Ed Edd n Eddy being one of them. Why?

Just wondering.

[Otaku-sempai 590]

When I was a kid? Jonny Quest! 

 

Now? I dunno, maybe Primal. 

[Bojo 1,423]

Avatar: The Last Airbender

[Snow 8,226]

Cartoon series I'm going to say Centaur World, is that cheating? haha 

[SkarletVoid 175]

The amazing world of gumball 

Regular show

Superjail

South Park

Yugioh 5ds

Demon slayer

Dragon ball z

 

[Sparklefan1234 175,897]

Disney's "The Ghost and Molly McGee" and Cartoon Network's "Unikitty!" are my favorite cartoon besides My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic. 

 

[Dawnshine Wonder 2,399]

4 hours ago, Sparklefan1234 said:

Disney's "The Ghost and Molly McGee" and Cartoon Network's "Unikitty!" are my favorite cartoon besides My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic. 

 

When it comes to western animation I favour a lot of slapstick comedy ones, which is why I like Looney Tunes. Road Runner and Wile E Coyote would be my go to if I had to pick shows other than My Little Pony. Although I do like Ed Edd n Eddy, which is not a Looney Tunes show, it still falls into the slapstick comedy genre. There is no real plot in Looney Tunes however, they're there for the haha moment and that is all. We know they defy physics but at the same time the sheer absurdity of it keeps us entertained. I'm not saying cartoons with proper story telling don't work, of course they do, but generally speaking, no one takes slapstick comedy that seriously.

[OverTheStars 306]

Very hard question...I like so many! But a few are:

Gargoyles

Spawn (the animated series)

Adventure Time

Pretty much any Batman cartoon

Aqua Teen Hunger Force

The Venture Bros

King of the Hill

Winx

Sailor Moon (not sure if we're counting anime)

[winkingcorn 16]

Cartoon? Gotta be Venture Bros. Although the first season of Final Space was one of the best animated shows I've seen. Pity the second season was so lackluster. I didn't even bother with the final season. Honorable mentions go to Bob's Burgers, Star Trek Lower Decks, and Metalocalypse. And if anime is indeed on the table, then Planetes also deserves a mention.

[MintGlow 95]

outside of MLP I could mention:

Adventure Time and its spin-offs

Regular Show

Steven Universe

Craig of the Creek

The Amazing World of Gumball

(I reallly like Cartoon Network)

[Dreambiscuit 10,769]

Tiny Toon Adventures and Animaniacs.

Do the Barbie shows, like Life in the Dreamhouse, count? If so, I’ll definitely add them!

[Khoufu 53]

Bluey!

Honorable mentions:

Amazing World of Gumball

Sonic Boom

old 80s Care Bears

George of the Jungle/Super Chicken/Tom Slick (1960s)

[Dawnshine Wonder 2,399]

I like Scooby Doo, though frankly they repeat the bad guy in masks routine far too much, I get the point of it, it is to show supernatural does not exist in reality, but to heck with it, it's a cartoon about a talking dog and teenagers who go around solving mysteries they're not qualified to do, think about the surrealness of that situation for a moment.

This is the reason why I liked the movies Scooby Doo on Zombie Island and the other one called Scooby Doo and the Witch's Ghost.

For some reason the TV series 13th Ghosts of Scooby Doo didn't have nearly as much success with that, actual supernatural monsters, but it did have potential and we can clearly see some effort was made into spicing up the show for fans who wanted what if scenarios played out in a spinoff.