• Quads!
  • Heil Honey, I’m Home (cartoon)
  • Drawn Together
  • the oblongs
  • the pjs
  • slacker cats
  • moral orel
  • Clerks the animated series
  • undergrads
  • 12 oz mouse
  • space ghost
  • squidbillies
  • ripping friends
  • mega babies
  • cyber6
  • dr katz
  • my dad the rockstar
  • clone high
  • grimm and evil/grim adventures of billy and mandy
  • duck dodgers
  • duckman
  • lil bush
  • the boondocks
  • mike tyson mysteries
  • fired on mars
  • china, il
  • yvon of the yukon

If i havent heard of it or I HAVE, its prolly deepcut

  • ShawiniganHandshake@sh.itjust.works
    3·
    9 hours ago

    I wasn’t into Megas XLR but it was part of cartoon Fridays when I was in school and probably belongs in this list.

    You can’t list Oblongs, Undergrads, and Clone High without mentioning Mission Hill.

    Chilly Beach is probably a deep cut for non-Canadians. I most often saw it described as Canadian South Park.

    I’m not sure if it counts as obscure but Invader Zim also aired around this time.

    Going back a bit further, there was Duckula, where the latest in a line of vampiric ducks was resurrected using ketchup instead of blood and became a vegetable vampire.

    Attack of the Killer Tomatoes was made into a cartoon of questionable suitability for children.

    • ArcaneSlime@lemmy.dbzer0.com
      1·
      1 hour ago

      +1 for Mission Hill. Bling Blong.

      Adding a few more of questionable obscurity, idk if these are well known or not, since many of the ones OP posted I thought were well known. So that’ll have to be judged independently but at least these all are good and sorta fit.

      Assy McGee

      Celebrity Deathmatch (claymation, I count it.)

      Harvey Birdman

      Home Movies

      Sealab 2021

      Stripperella

      Xavier Renegade Angel

      Also if it doesn’t have to be “adult” (Billy and Mandy on OG list) then add:

      KaBlam!

      Freakazoid!

    • Semjaza@lemmynsfw.com
      1·
      5 hours ago

      Megas XLR was great. I very much dig giant robots.

      Invader Zim, Clone High, Duckula (and Dangermouse (original) are all very good - but of them only Clone High is aimed at people older than 14 (not that older people don’t or didn’t appreciate them) none of them feel obscure to me, although neither Clone High nor Invader Zim were well known in the UK when released in North America, but Internet word of mouth got them known in time.

      Chilly Beach, Oblongs, Undergrads, and Mission Hill I have never heard of. So deep enough, at least to a Brit of my age.