Best 3 Top Cartoon That You Love To Watch

1 Bean

Mr. Bean Cartoon is a popular British animated television sitcom that debuted in 2002. It was created and adapted from a sitcom starring Rowan Atkinson, which was conceived and developed from a satire by Rowan Atkinson and Richard Curtis. Mr. Bean is available in two forms: a television series and an animated series.

Mr. Bean shares his home with his brown Teddy Bear. He is a meticulous bachelor who is often in difficulties as a result of his actions. He complicates even the most basic issues. Mrs. Wicket, a dreadful cat-eyed scraper, is Mr. Bean’s landlady. Mr. Bean’s most intriguing characteristic is that he will make you giggle with his amusing antics without saying anything. The program has been translated into computer games and short films, and it has garnered positive reviews from critics.

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2 X-Men: The Animated Series (1992)

28 years since the premiere of X-Men: The Animated Series and the franchise has had some amazing ups and some serious downs. We’ve seen a few great X-Men films and a lot of incredibly poor cinematic experiences, but for me, none of them compare to the masterpiece that was 1992’s X-Men. Right from the start, X-Men didn’t hold back. The show essentially ripped the pages from the comics and made them move before our eyes. Characters that we read about, grew up with, knew, were moving, talking, and fighting on our televisions screens.

While the animation was spotty in some places (especially in earlier episodes), the voice acting and stories made up for it. X-Men tackled some of Marvel Comics most iconic storylines and, arguably, did them better justice than their cinematic counterparts. X-Men also managed to tie into other Marvel properties long before the Marvel Cinematic Universe was even an idea. Some of the best arcs in the show occurred when the X-Men crossed over with Peter Parker from Spider-Man: The Animated Series. Not only did X-Men crossover with other ongoing Marvel properties but it also spawned other excellent X-Men cartoon such as X-Men: Evolution and the criminally short Wolverine and the X-Men.

Where 1992’s X-Men reigns supreme over the rest of the Marvel animation catalogue, however, is its theme song. The rock anthem that played before every episode got your ten-year-old self hyped up for an exciting thirty minutes.

Aside from the excellency of the music, I also commend the intro for consistently reiterating the cast to the audience before every episode. X-Men had a large cast of characters and the intro showed you each member of the team, a brief snippet of their powers, and also showed you a few of the antagonists which, to a younger kid is very helpful. X-Men: The Animated Series will always be a part of my childhood and to this day, remains as the best representation the X-Men have seen on screen, making it my ninth spot on this list.

3 Pokémon

This is one of the famous cartoon in India that most of us have watched while we were kids. This is one of those shows that run the longest. It revolves around the story of Ash Ketchum, a young trainer of the fictional Pokémon creatures. Along with Ash, there are a lot of characters – Pikachu, Misty, Brock, Jessie, and more. What makes this show one of the best cartoon in India is the Ash-Pikachu duo that everyone loves.