30 Best Animated TV Shows Quiz

[B] The Simpsons | Springfield's yellow family, an eternal satire that's been predicting the future (and making us laugh) for decades.

[A] Batman: The Animated Series | Gotham's dark knight, redefined with stunning art deco visuals and genuinely complex storytelling.

[B] The Bugs Bunny/Looney Tunes Comedy Hour | What's up, Doc? Classic cartoon chaos, outsmarting hunters, and endless "That's All Folks!"

[C] South Park | Four foul-mouthed kids tackling pop culture, politics, and pushing every single boundary with hilarious (and often surprisingly insightful) satire.

[D] The Ren & Stimpy Show | Gross-out humor meets manic energy, creating a truly bizarre and unforgettable cartoon duo.

[B] X-Men: Evolution | Mutants in high school, giving a fresh, angsty take on Marvel's favorite outcasts.

[C] Animaniacs | Zany to the max! Wacky Warner siblings (and Dot) bringing slapstick, songs, and sophisticated humor back to cartoons.

[B] Justice League | DC's greatest heroes united, proving that saving the world is a team effort (with epic battles).

[D] Kaubôi bibappu: Cowboy Bebop | Cool jazz, space bounty hunters, and existential angst. See you, space cowboy.

[D] Wolf's Rain | Wolves transforming into humans to find paradise, a beautifully melancholic journey with stunning animation.

[B] Hagane no Renkinjutsushi (Fullmetal Alchemist) | Two brothers, alchemy, and the search for a philosopher's stone – epic emotional depth and action.

[A] X-Men: Evolution | (Yes, it gets two spots, like a true evolution!) Mutants in high school, giving a fresh, angsty take on Marvel's favorite outcasts.

[C] Generator Rex | A teenager with nanites, fighting monstrous E.V.O.s and trying to figure out his past.

[D] Daria | The ultimate cynical, sarcastic queen of MTV, observing the absurdities of suburban life with perfect deadpan wit.

[B] Metalocalypse | The world's most brutal (and clueless) death metal band, causing chaos wherever they tour. DOOMSTAR!

[C] Death Note: Desu Nôto | What if you had a notebook that could kill anyone? A brilliant cat-and-mouse game of wits and morality.

[D] Avatar: The Last Airbender | A heartwarming, epic journey of a young airbender mastering elements to save the world. Masterpiece!

[B] Hey Arnold! | The football-headed kid in the big city, navigating urban life and often giving surprisingly wise advice.

[D] Futurama | A 20th-century delivery boy frozen and unfrozen in the year 3000, bringing us sci-fi comedy with a lot of heart.

[A] The Grim Adventures of Billy & Mandy | Two kids befriend the Grim Reaper, leading to hilariously dark and chaotic adventures.

[B] The Boondocks | Sharp, satirical commentary on race, culture, and politics, wrapped in brilliant animation and biting humor.

[C] Ed, Edd n Eddy | Three suburban kids obsessed with scams and jawbreakers, often leading to hilariously painful outcomes.

[B] Shinseiki Evangelion | Giant robots, angsty teenagers, and mind-bending existential questions. Get in the robot, Shinji!

[C] Robot Chicken | Stop-motion insanity, parodying pop culture with rapid-fire sketches and a healthy dose of absurdity.

[A] Gargoyles | Nocturnal stone guardians coming to life in modern NYC, blending dark fantasy with complex lore.

[A] Scooby-Doo, Where Are You! | Four meddling kids and their talking dog, unmasking villains (who were always just disgruntled old men).

[B] The Tick | A muscular, blue superhero who's all brawn and no brains, constantly shouting "SPOON!" in the name of justice.

[B] Pinky and the Brain | One is a genius, the other's insane, but both are determined to take over the world every single night.

[B] The Critic | "It stinks!" Jon Lovitz as a cynical film critic, delivering hilarious (and often accurate) movie reviews.

[A] SpongeBob SquarePants | Lives in a pineapple under the sea, absorbing our laughter with his eternal optimism and childlike joy.