You know how we tend to forget stuff from our childhood just to remember it entirely out of the blue, like twenty years later? Well, here’s one of those things that will surely bring tons of nostalgia — forgotten 2000s cartoons.
Yup, the adorable old cartoon network shows you loved as a kid but had forgotten completely until you saw them included in our most iconic cartoons list! So, are you ready to take a walk down the most pleasurable memory lane? Sure you are when the likes of Maggie and the Ferocious Beast or Sagwa the Siamese Cat accompany you!
These early 2000s kids’ shows will bring back tons of memories of when you spent weekend mornings in PJs lying in front of the TV at ungodly early hours. It will also make you nostalgic about the 2000s. Those were the days when life was simple and the world was a more colorful place.
And let’s face it – the stories and creativity of these childhood cartoons were next level! Remember the wacky, slapstick show I Am Weasel or The Mighty Ducks that had the catchiest theme song? They don’t make shows like that anymore!
These cartoons were our Saturday morning companions that brought joy into our lives and gave us relatable quotes that are still relevant today. But as time passes, some of these beloved cartoons have been forgotten, overshadowed by newer releases, or buried beneath the sands of time.
So, let’s rediscover cartoons from the 2000s – the shows that made us laugh, cry, and believe in the magic of animated storytelling.
Scroll down below to read our picks of early 2000s cartoons that are still pretty iconic. Don’t forget to give your favorite cartoons a vote! And lastly, show this article to your friends and share the bittersweet nostalgia with them.
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#41 "Road Rovers"

If you're a fan of the animal action team concept, you will love Road Rovers. And if you watched this series when you were a kid, it will sure bring you loads of nostalgia now!
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#42 "KaBlam!"

We loved the positive weirdness and off-beat qualities of this series! Sadly, we only got four seasons of it, but you can feel its influence in many shows after.
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#43 "Stanley"

Stanley, the octagonal-head, six-haired prankster, always found us on the edge of our seats once he brought out The Great Big Book of Everything.
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#44 "PB&J Otter"

We double dare you to name a more iconic sibling trio than Peanut, Butter, and Jelly! We'll wait.
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#45 "George Shrinks"

It's always fun to imagine the world if you were three inches tall, and this series fuelled our curiosity of the miniature world.
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#46 "Mutant League"

Welcome to the world of wild, gory, and cheesy exploits of mutant athletes! We can guarantee that you won't find anything as messy or as entertaining these days.
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#47 "Ronin Warriors"

Mythical samurai and magical weapons were all we needed in the 80s. However, looking back, we think this series was actually a bit dull! That's not to say it isn;t legendary.
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#48 "Maggie And The Ferocious Beast"

Maggie will take you on tons of fun adventures in an imaginary land. And if that's not fun enough for you, just know that she's usually accompanied by Ferocious Beast and Hamilton Hocks (an adorable swine) on her quests.
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#49 "Rolie Polie Olie"

Besides the eye-hurting early 2000s CGI animation, Rolie Polie Olie sure was a ton of fun. After all, how could a round robot not be entertaining?
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#50 "Bucky O'Hare And The Toad Wars"

Bucky O'Hare, a mutant rabbit, was known to fight toads in space. Sounds fun, right? However, too many viewers deemed this show to be a TMNT rip-off and chose to watch the real deal instead.
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#51 "Savage Dragon"

Yup, it was based on the Savage Dragon comic books and was quite faithful to the original story which is always a refreshing thing with animated series!
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