People Are Sharing The Niche Cartoons They Watched As A Kid That They’re Convinced No One Else Remembers

We all love the classic cartoons we grew up with, but sometimes there are ones that weren’t as popular that feel like a fever dream now. On the always diverse topic threads of r/AskReddit, Reddit user u/Tricky_Fall_3846 asked: What’s a niche cartoon you watched as a kid, that you’re convinced not many others did? Here are just some of the answers that feel like a blast from the past:

1. “Street Sharks (1994–1997), it was like Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles but legally distinct.”

—u/Lexnal

2. “Biker Mice from Mars (1993–1997).”

—u/kurtisbmusic

3. “Attack of the Killer Tomatoes (1990–1991). No idea how that even got a cartoon adaptation.”

—u/NativeMasshole

4. “Hong Kong Phooey (1974).”

—u/Mock_Frog

5. “CAPTAIN CAVEMAAAAAAAAN! Captain Caveman and the Teen Angels (1977–1980).”

—u/amosc33

6. “Eek the Cat (1992–1997). It was my favorite show, but hardly anyone seems to talk about it.”

—u/T10rock

7. “Denver, the Last Dinosaur (1988–1990).”

—u/working_and_whatnot

8. “2 stupid dogs (1993–1995).”

—u/Former-Media7386

9. “Adventures of the Gummi Bears (1985–1991). Still have the theme song memorized.”

—u/SourceStrong9403

10. “TaleSpin (1990–1991). I know lots of people watched it, but people in my life don’t remember it. I’m a pilot and was talking about it with coworkers who looked at me like I had two heads when I talked about Jungle Book bears flying planes.”

—u/thegoatisoldngnarly

11. “Cow and Chicken (1997–1999). What an inappropriate show for kids.”

—u/DollfaceDeaditeXO

12. “Angela Anaconda (1999–2001).”

—u/BuchananAzoo

13. “Star Blazers (1979–1984) was really good.”

—u/mamarocker

14. “Danger Mouse (1981–1982). I can’t figure out why more people haven’t seen it.”

—u/g_halfront

15. “Bravestarr (1987–1988). It was a sci-fi western mashup with a superpowered Native American Marshall. Peak ’80s.”

—u/negative_60

16. “Snorks (1984–1989).”

—u/Aggressive-Thing-100

17. “Angry Beavers (1997–2003).”

—u/Don_Gato1

18. “WordGirl (2007–2015). PBS Kids show about a girl with superpowers who beats up villains with her superhuman strength and her superhuman vocabulary.”

—u/KevMenc1998

19. “The Weekenders (2000–2004). Every episode was just one weekend, and it slapped. Feels like I hallucinated it.”

—u/finematerial33

20. “The Pirates of Darkwater (1991–1993).”

—u/D3adp00L34

21. “Pepper Ann (1997–2001).”

—u/acsoundwave

22. “Kimba the White Lion (1965–1966)”

—u/MisterBigDude

23. “Felix the Cat (1995–1997)”

—u/olliedoodle

24. “Mummies Alive! (1997) feels like an oddball one.”

—u/Howling_Mad_Man

25. “Space Ghost (1996–1997).”

—u/CombinationFew6074

26. “Heathcliff (1984–1985). The cat who lives in the junkyard.”

—u/Competitive-Mud-6915

27. “KABLAM (1996–2000). Whenever I bring it up, no one ever knows wtf I’m talking about.”

—u/OppositeResponse6474

28. “There was a show called Josie and the Pussycats (1970–1972) that I really liked. It seemed to be an offshoot of Scooby Doo.”

—u/Emz423

29. “The World of David the Gnome (1985–1986).”

—u/horluhmay

30. “Teachers Pet (2000–2002).”

—u/Obstetrix

—u/frazzledpug

Did you watch any of these niche cartoons? Do you have one to add? Comment below!