Best Currently Airing Kids Cartoons Ranked

Best Currently Airing Kids’ Cartoons, Ranked

Some of the best cartoon creators are making history with original ideas, incredible animation, and the best currently airing series.

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Currently, children’s animated series are still running strong with a wide variety of shows that are not only entertaining to children, but might be a great option for adults as well, depending on the series. While it may be hard to decide what to play on the television or computer screen with so many options, there are some that are more worth it than others.

With the young demographic in mind, some of the best cartoon creators are making history with original ideas, incredible animation, and the best currently airing series. Hopefully, at least most of these shows will continue to entertain kids for years to come.

10 Teen Titans Go! Isn’t Too Bad When Taken Out Of Context

In spite of most fans of the 2005 series Teen Titans maintaining their frustrations with the parody spin-off, Teen Titans Go! has lasted a full 7 seasons. Critics might have their negative comments, but there are still plenty of viewers who feel differently. There are even fans who admit that the series has a fair amount of hearty laughs.

The issue that the fans of the original series take with Teen Titans Go! is how their favorite characters were turned into jokes, but that is the whole point of the series. Since it is a parody, the details and lore of the original Teen Titans don’t apply as much. There’s both good and bad with this humorous cartoon once you move past the characters and plot’s original context.

9 Victor & Valentino Is Thrilling For Fans Of The Supernatural

When the series was announced in 2019, viewers were excited about Victor and Valentino, however, that excitement turned into mixed reviews after its release. Some praise it for its great animation and portrayal of Mesoamerican culture, while others put it down for its poor execution, though not everyone agrees on that.

The series follows two brothers who are constantly in trouble with supernatural monsters, all taken from Mesoamerican folklore. Many compare it to Gravity Falls and Steven Universe, for good and bad reasons, but it’s an exciting show for those who love the supernatural.

8 The Casagrandes Is A Beloved Spin-Off Series

After The Loud House’s success, Nickelodeon decided to release the spin-off The Casagrandes, following Ronnie Anne’s daily life after she and her family moved to the big city. Fans love the spin-off for its similarities to The Loud House, from the wild humor to the wholesome family moments.

There’s a lot to love in this well-thought-out series, from the fleshed-out characters to the endless originality in the plotlines. It’s also refreshing to see how well the writers handled the representation of a Latinx family with great care and treated the characters like real people.

7 The Ghost & Molly McGee Offers So Much After Only One Season

Although only 10 episodes have aired on the Disney Channel, The Ghost and Molly McGee is shaping up to be a fantastic series that blends slice-of-life with the supernatural. The show pulls the audience in with gorgeous animation and a unique art style, and intrigues them with original lore and a promising plot.

The story opens with the ghost Scratch being reviewed on his performance at keeping his town miserable to appease the ghosts’ dark lord. Scratch has kept Brighton at its most miserable state, but his afterlife is turned upside down when he meets Molly McGee, who is not only unafraid of him but sparks an unlikely friendship that raises the town’s joy. Fans enthusiastically wait for the series’ next season and have fallen in love with the plot, characters, and representation for not only the Asian community but the Jewish community as well.

6 The Loud House Reflects The Relatable Chaos That Is Family

Looking like it came straight out of a classic newspaper comic, fans fell in love with The Loud House’s animation and art style, but even more than that, this cartoon has provided a lovable cast with refreshingly original ideas. The series follows a boy named Lincoln as he goes through his daily life trying to make it past his large family’s antics—it’s not easy being the only boy in a family of ten sisters.

As fun and entertaining as the series is, it also has a lot of heart, building the relationships between the siblings so well it’ll feel like watching one’s own family. The individual characters are also a treat as each of them is unique with their own quirks, talents, and flaws. The proper representation for the LGBTQ+ community is also a plus.

5 Big City Greens’ Lighthearted Stories About Family Are Perfect For Any Age

At first glance, some viewers were skeptical of the series Big City Greens, but after giving the series some time even the naysayers have joined with the fans falling in love with this show. Big City Greens might not offer lore or a layered plot, but there is still a lot to gain from this wholesome show.

Both children and parents alike are entertained by the hilarious comedy and the lighthearted emphasis on family. Although the plot is simple in nature, being about a country family who goes to live in the big city, it’s one of those shows viewers can rely on after a long day. Many fans even consider it a PG version of The Simpsons, which would explain why adults enjoy watching it as well.

4 SpongeBob SquarePants Might Have Changed But It Still Brings Laughter To Children

Although the viewership has changed greatly with the original viewers now scorning the show, SpongeBob SquarePants still remains one of the most popular cartoons today. The characters, humor, and overall vibe of the show have certainly changed, but it hasn’t failed to entertain this generation of younger viewers.

This generation might not know anything about the older SpongeBob episodes, but these newly aired episodes are just outrageously hilarious enough to keep them laughing and wanting more. To be fair, SpongeBob has always had the most lovable characters and, for the most part, their personalities are still fairly the same as they were back in the early 2000s.

3 Craig Of The Creek Will Bring Out Your Inner Child

While so many cartoons rely on the most outrageous events, Craig of the Creek follows a different journey for its main characters. The series is all about the main trio and their misadventures in their town’s local creek. From exploring the woodlands to babysitting younger children, the show is a wholesome reminder of what it’s like to be a kid.

Although some may gripe with how simple the plotlines are, even going as far as to call it boring, it’s all up to taste. The fans love how wholesome and endearing the episodes are and enjoy how they can relax while watching this wholesome series.

2 Amphibia Makes The Action Adventure Popular Again

Following the success of Star vs the Forces of Evil and Gravity Falls, Disney releases another supernatural adventure hit with Amphibia. Some viewers needed a bit more time to warm up to the series, unable to really enjoy the lighthearted comedic episodes, but once the plot picked up they became fans.

Each and every character and piece of lore is thought through, making for a great open-world experience, and on top of the thrilling plot is the incredible action. Next to Star Vs, Amphibia brings the greatest action sequences to the network, and moving forward with season 3, the action and the drama will be that much greater.

1 The Owl House Will Make You Believe In Magic Again

Beloved by viewers aged well into their 30s, The Owl House is a brilliantly written series, layered with lovable characters and fantastic lore. The animation is a sight to behold in itself as it is so incredibly seamless, it will bring chills down the spine with how good it is, and if that doesn’t give you chills, then maybe the drama will.

Not relying on shipping or wasteful plot points, the show tells a well-paced story so far about the main character Luc’s coming-of-age journey. The humor is on-point and the adventures are even more fun to watch. The LGBTQ+ representation is also handled so incredibly well it has to be commended as well. Overall, this is a show that will be talked about for some time and it’d be a complete shame to miss out on watching it as it airs.

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