Most Nostalgic Cartoons From Your Youth

a reply to: enlightenedservant

Man I loved DBZ! I tune in every morning before going to school

Dexters Laboratory, Reboot (even though that was CGI), Gummy Bears, Rugrats, X Men, the Men in Black animated series, Dragon Ball Z, Digimon, Courage the cowardly dog, Cow and Chicken, Speed Racer, Captain Planet.. I could go on forever because I was always watching Cartoon Network, Nickelodeon and Disney Channel growing up

He-man, She-Ra... anything masters of the universe! So nostalgic for me (go figure, my picture gave it away

The Adventures of Curious George



And the Thunderbirds

here are some more from my childhood



A little Endless Waltz action as well =D

My favorite came to mind after I saw your post with Thunderbirds



Terrahawks

I know this was on adult swim on cartoon network, and I was like 20 lol, but I loved me some Space Ghost Coast to Coast

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a reply to: Brotherman>>> I pity those who were of cartoon age in the late 80s and 90s. You missed out on cartoons that had no social programming and existed only to entertain. Speed Racer, Scooby Doo, Josie and The Pussycats, not to mention Ultra Man, Jonny Socko and The Flying Robots, and the mind blowing shows of Sid and Marty Kroft. Nowadays I can watch the late night line up of Adult Swim and Teen Titans has enough cleverness to keep me watching some times. Disney reeks. Nick reeks. Check out Super Chicken, Milton The Monster, Tennessee Tuxedo, Go Go Gophers, Fearless Fly, Underdog, Popeye( not the 80s version), The Brady Kids. I can list some of the worst ever created: Captain Planet, The Ghostbusters( Filmation, I believe, it had a Gorilla), He Man, She Ra, the 80s and 90s were a write off.

a reply to: Dutchowl

That kind of murders my age of cartoon glory

a reply to: TheComte

LOL I was introduced to puff n stuff in my 20s hahaha but it is still nostalgic very rad man!

originally posted by: Tempter

Any cartoon that can use action footage of indiana jones or star wars is so nostalgic I am bleeding awesome.

originally posted by: Brotherman

And the Thunderbirds

Ah...does this mean the remit can be extended beyond cartoons to other forms of animation?







If this is the case, I haven't even begun to get started.

Time for the really big guns.

My first love

a reply to: Anaana

I have reformulated my lunch approach, I will eat chicken for lunch with the mother clucking hen =D only this time my approach has to be more sublime =D

a reply to: Brotherman

No spring chicken here.

a reply to: Anaana

I was thinking more like



and you cant really break my vernacular easily, if I shown up with lunch you would be hard pressed to say no. Im not a spring chicken either I am ancient at 30 considering what ive been through =D my bones grind and crack and Im always pissed.


after all is fair at the fair



things were probably simpler then look at the technology they thought was coming for the ladies in the future around 5:18 till a little after 6 minutes, =D I am not this old but I was raised by people born in this era =D I'd a buy you orange drink for a nickel Bwock cluck buck buck bwock

a reply to: Brotherman

Mother Goose is creepy looking, I'm an old hag, but creepy I ain't...no matter how hard I try.

a reply to: Anaana

=D when I first saw your name here i think I told you this before I thought of the peter pan cartoon



LOL the kids say eff the parents poor nana =D when you told me what anaana meant it all made sense

Im your official ats peter pan