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<blockquote data-quote="Deset Gled" data-source="post: 8301248" data-attributes="member: 7808">My top 10 list, in no particular order:Looney Tunes - Needs no justification.Superman - Not &quot;the Animated Series&quot;.&nbsp; The original 1940s series.Simpsons - Again, needs no justification.The Real Adventures of Johnny Quest - Amazing early CG.&nbsp; Great characters and stories.Space Ghost Coast to Coast - First and probably best of the Adult Swim series.Scooby Doo - From the 60's til today.&nbsp; Seems cheesy at first, but holds up surprisingly well, all things considered.Neon Genesis Evangelion - Barely beating out Mobile Suit Gundam.Cartoon Sushi - Bringing some of the best international shorts to main stream audiences.Special Delivery - Like Cartoon Sushi, but for a wider age demographic.David the Gnome - Beautiful storytelling, animating, voice acting, and music.Notable mentions:Sesame Street and Electric Company - The animated sections from these shows are some of the best the world has seen.&nbsp; But they're more live action than animation, so in the end I didn't include them in the main list.DucktalesReboot - Had this in my top list early on, but swapped it for Johnny Quest.&nbsp; It even has a musical episode.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Deset Gled, post: 8301248, member: 7808"] My top 10 list, in no particular order: Looney Tunes - Needs no justification. Superman - Not "the Animated Series". The original 1940s series. Simpsons - Again, needs no justification. The Real Adventures of Johnny Quest - Amazing early CG. Great characters and stories. Space Ghost Coast to Coast - First and probably best of the Adult Swim series. Scooby Doo - From the 60's til today. Seems cheesy at first, but holds up surprisingly well, all things considered. Neon Genesis Evangelion - Barely beating out Mobile Suit Gundam. Cartoon Sushi - Bringing some of the best international shorts to main stream audiences. Special Delivery - Like Cartoon Sushi, but for a wider age demographic. David the Gnome - Beautiful storytelling, animating, voice acting, and music. Notable mentions: Sesame Street and Electric Company - The animated sections from these shows are some of the best the world has seen. But they're more live action than animation, so in the end I didn't include them in the main list. Ducktales Reboot - Had this in my top list early on, but swapped it for Johnny Quest. It even has a musical episode. [/QUOTE]

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