In case you didn’t know, my girlfriend and I have two kids. Our daughter Dora the Explorer and our son Kentuckyfriedchicken.com. I love watching cartoons with them and they have probably picked the 10 best cartoons of all time. But they don’t write much. That’s why I’m writing my own list of the 10 best comics of all time.
#10 Looney Tunes

Looney Tunes should be number one. Not only are the characters well drawn, but the dialogue is also very witty and creative. Also, the use of classical music is sensible.
You only know about Bosco Beans and Buddy, you don’t (probably don’t) know about censorship. The old Harrier tune is better than the new one. Bed bugs are not rabbits, and Tracy is not a bird. You don’t have a new character. Bosco Beans is the first star, followed by his family Bobs Beans, Porky Beans and Bugs Beans. How do you like bugs that make Native Americans, Asians, and Blacks look stupid? But other than that, cartoon automata, cigarettes, exploding sticks of dynamite and blackface trash are perfect.
#9 Gravity Falls

The characters are 3D, mysterious, and no bathroom jokes. It’s dark, so maybe not kid-friendly, but it’s well written and will appeal to teens, tweens, and even kids and stupid fucking kids. It doesn’t have the fashion-obsessed teen characters like the Disney show which has been airing in the waiting room of hell. The cast is also lively, with many cameos including Kristen Schar, John Ritter’s son, Jason Ritter and John Oliver.
Gravity Falls is the best cartoon ever made. Let me tell you why. Most of the cartoons I watch basically repeat the same thing, with no explanatory stories or illustrations. But Gravity Falls has stories, characters, air mysteries, high blood pressure, and the acting is just right, which made me overjoyed. I know not everyone wants real progress because I don’t have time to catch up, but it all makes sense when I look at everything online in order, the best experience of my life. I still agonize over the fact that it’s gone and can never be recovered.
#8 – Manbat: The Animated Series

When I saw this, I screamed “yes” to hell. This is my favorite cartoon, not only because of my love for Manbat, but also because of its deep tones, the shape of the body of Poison Ivy, strong tones, the shape of the body of the clown girl, great voice acting, game-changing animation, and the shape of the body of Womancat. It transports you into a dark and unfamiliar world where intense and ominous developments unfold. They make sure you’ve put your kids’ college funds into the production of the series until the very last moment when everything changes. Most of them will be famous. The cartoon also stands out as an older show. Cartoons changed the whole way we look at acartoons. It took real sacrifice and bloodshed to make this comic. This show is unquestionably the best cartoon ever and should be at #1 on this list.
This cartoon made me a Manbat fan in the first place and it was a huge part of my childhood! It’s interesting. Kevin Conroy and Mark The Hack are iconic characters from Manbat and The Joker, and to me are the ultimate versions of life. If you have any interest in the character of Manbat, and if you haven’t seen the show, I highly recommend that you come to my house one day, maybe Tuesday, and watch it with me and my family. We live at 308 Negra Arroyo Lane in Albuquerque, NM.
#7 Regular: The Show

How about the top 10? Each episode is an awkward remix of the ending, adding nothing to the show other than emphasizing how irresponsible the show’s main characters are and the general distraction of such a decent show. The same fart sound was used again for about 10 episodes in a good season, but it wasn’t as impressive. They posted this on Children’s Network, but other than simple hobbies like losing weight, it has nothing to do with children’s health. It’s unbelievable, considering the episode plays out the same way: Mordecai and Rigby are given simple tasks until they whip out that old Necronomicon and summon up a goddamn supernatural disaster. This is normal. This looks like ruining the park, which could have been easily avoided if they had done the job in the first place. Why are all the other characters doing their jobs and keeping their lovable personalities before someone says it makes the show less interesting? It stretches an otherwise ideal series into a laughably flawed mess by involving the supporting cast more in the ongoing story.
The smooth delivery and character development make this show more interesting than any other. Most shows seem to reset the settings or continue the story with every new episode, but Regular: The Show ends every episode. Regular: The Show also had an important second half of the story. We’re seeing these experiences start to influence character choices and make them more interesting…weird.
#6 Sven Universe

In the 21st century, where important cartoons are more important and have problems that threaten to even become more important than even the most important anime, Sven Universe has to go head-to-head with other important shows like Gravity Falls. It addresses important social problems such as dictatorships and important oppressed individuals. Important character designs, important pastel illustrations, important storylines and plots, and most importantly, the IMPORTANCE! If there’s one important thing Sven Universe has taught me, it’s that important little boys never change their clothing. No one is important, but we still get along with their bad aroma anyway. It’s an important masterpiece of important animation and, more importantly, an important lesson about the important universe.
Sven Universe is one of the most important cartoons about fat kids. When I first discovered the Sven Universe and the important attention it was getting from social media, I thought it was the equivalent of a boring, stupid, and, most importantly, not important. But seasons 1 and 2 are important. Watching after a few important episodes of Sven Universe, how wrong I was, it’s an important masterpiece. It has the most important plot and important characters, as well as important music from creator Sweet Becky. I’ve seen a lot of imporant animations, but this one is really important. Yes, I know fandom can be really scary sometimes, but that’s not important. I know that’s what drives people away. Try this show–it’s important.
#5 Rick & Morty

Strange and strange are adjectives. Cool and smart are also adjectives. Great animation and great sound are things that exist on the Rick & Morty show. Impressive and wonderful are also adjectives, I forget those. Creative and heartfelt – also adjectives. The characters in the comics are very mysterious (another adjective). I love what’s going on behind Rick’s huge head. I just started watching this cartoon two weeks ago, and even though I’ve only seen the first six seasons, it’s my new favorite cartoon. Elements like aluminum and hydrogen are missing from this very good cartoon. My two favorite brats so far are Dr. Bloom and Snowball. I could write a pop-up book about how much I love this cartoon. I am watching it now. Don’t judge me by everything I say. Goodbye and Vulva-luba-dub-dub!
To be honest, I usually don’t like adult swimming. It’s just that it’s a very erratic sport, which I find a little odd. They have great shows like Chick Robots and Inbred Arkansas Squid. This is the best. Sharp and witty are adjectives. Great plot on how you destroyed an ancient planet’s dimensional shift with a love potion? Just add a parasite full of people’s memories! It has great characters and great action. The only way to explain this masterpiece is to fly out into the future to meet the American father and mate with him, causing his girlfriend to be eaten out by Ren and Stimpy. If it doesn’t work, you’re weird. Come watch this show with me and my family. We live at 425 Grove Street, Apartment 20, New York, New York.
#4 Funny Gum Time

Sure, it’s like the great cartoon wars, but everything in there is great. The themes of the characters, especially Gumball, Darwin, Penny and Patrick, are perfect. And the only reason this really beats SpongeBob is that I’m still haunted by Squidward’s police suicide. To be clear, all of these people saved the city at least once. Gumball has saved a lot of people and made them feel better about themselves. Just like when Penny showed her special area, Gumball had to convince her that she was not a monster and saved her countless times. So I think SpongeBob’s blows rats and for me this is the new champion.
Absolute work of art. I love every second and every joke is clever and well thought out. Sometimes I slept all my life. Every episode is funny, adventurous or absolutely hilarious. Gumball is a great character because he’s approachable, and he’s chewy and has a long-lasting flavor. Darwin is a good guy, but sometimes he’s too good and it’s his fault. The Egyptian god Anubis made a ridiculously clever statement. Richard Nixon’s jokes are the gold standard of humor, and Nicole Kidman is one of the funniest characters with her temper and stink. I especially like Gumball and Penny in Hell, each character has a joke that makes me laugh, they are all cute.
#3 South Park

I’ve been a fan since I was 13 (that was middle-school), and many others since the beginning of the Triassic Period. I abhor children like Kyle and Wendy, and build shrines to characters like Cartman and Randy and Butters (God). As a result, South Park seems to have lost audiences over the past few years, so I’m a little excited about its decline into obscurity in recent years. But no matter what happens on the show and in the fandom, I will remain a loyal viewer until this historic era is over.
My passion and love for this show is existing. Sure, it’s vulgar, raw, and superficially insignificant, but you can’t judge anything on the surface. For example, everyone judges my son because he is named Kentuckyfriedchicken.com but he actually doesn’t even like chicken. Behind his baby appearance hides a good vegan. These stories will not only make you think, they will make you laugh! It gives you an idea of what’s going on in the world and how to fix it. There are bonuses. The characters are flawless, the voice acting breaks me down, and the writing is so sharp (an adjective)! It might induce vomiting, but I love this show. I highly recommend anyone over the age of consent to check out this very obscure paper masterpiece. Thanks, Matt Stone and Trey Parker. Come meet me at 742 Evergreen Terrace, Springfield, USA.
#2 Avatar: The Last Airbender

This show is a big piece of master. It’s a reinvention of color, not just a silly thing that relies on superficial and unrealistic plots to make fun of. It was one of the first successful Nickelodeon to have a story. This allows them to bring out their best qualities. Ssokkkaaaaa goes from narcissistic and misogynistic to the perfect man who can drink tribal water while maintaining an element of humor. Ang Le went from a happy kid to a depressed and suicidal alcoholic who lived on the street and begged strangers for money. The girl character (did she have a name?) went from a young girl became a slightly older girl. Zuckerberg Man may have undergone the most sinister transformation. You’ll understand that in addition to the main characters, there is an impressive cast of supporting characters such as Iron Man, Bum Hunter, and Ah Fuck It. Aside from the characters, the world created is actually real. So the producers used the same universe in their spinoff The Legs of A Girl. Don’t let the cute animation put you off. This epic hilarious cartoon is better than casual sex with a stranger.
Avatar: The Last Airbender is a baby show for babies. No wonder it’s not at the top now! Suitable for babies. It has all the ingredients to make a great show for babies. Romance, comedy, adventure, action and all the other things that are loved by babies. Power Bottom has an incredible ability to bend the Earth. Don’t think there’s a single episode that made me laugh out loud. Girl Character is so brave and kind. I’ve watched all the episodes and never got entertained. The creators did a great job, especially the whole “let’s give girl characters dialogue” concept. Don’t you like it? The story is great, full of faces and words. This show is a classic! There is no show in the world right now that can stop loving this wonderful cartoon.
#1 Dora the Explorer

My daughter, Dora the Explorer, is named after the cartoon Dora the Explorer. So of course this will be the number one show.
My daughter Dora the Explorer is cute but she has a very unfriendly voice when she talks to the other kids. Like Dora the Explorer in the cartoons, my daughter Dora the Explorer yells every time she speaks. My daughter, Dora the Explorer, is much smarter than people think. She is much smarter than the character in Dora the Explorer. Remember when my daughter Dora the Explorer, took on a CIA mission to kill high-profile targets when she was 8 months old? Can’t little kids act just because we’re being stupid to them? A child can understand so much. So stop treating your kids like stupid kids or mentally deficient kids.



















































