Cartoon Network Cartoons Tier List!

Since we're smack dab in the middle of E3/Summer Game Fest season and recaps are lame...we went a different direction this week. We're ranking all of the Cartoon Network cartoons from trash to treasure!
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[@watershipup7101]

Chowder and Gumball were both such chaotic shows and masters of meta jokes and breaking the fourth wall.

[@thelostone9]

Courage the cowardly dog not at S tier is blasphemy.

[@SaveDataTeam]

As someone who wasn't there, I agree 😤

[@violetvita4218]

I watched Brave and The Bold, it was pretty funny. I liked how it was different from the other batman shows and tried to do its own thing. Also rip the other Ben 10 shows, Alien Force and Ultimate Alien made Ben such a more likable character.

[@randomguy56789]

Ben 10,000 will always be the best version of Ben himself end of discussion

[@Norrabal_anims]

Regular show was first time I count on irony in naming I was like "Dad, it's called regular show, but the joke is that it's NOT regular! 🤯"

[@MariaMountain4831]

Kids Next Door and Ed, Edd, n Eddy were some of my favorites growing up. Later in life, We Bare Bears turned out to be a really great wholesome show too.

[@kingdyste5289]

One thing I'll say about both Brave and the Bold and Justice League Unlimited was that I personally loved the focus on B-to-D list characters we got in them. DC often has a problem with showcasing characters outside of their main stars and these were two of the shows that really handled it well. I can understand not liking that the focus on JLU was less on the original 7, but honestly some of my favourite storylines in that were about those lesser-known characters.

[@asimpleram]

In case anyone actually cared about an opinion on Ninjago, I once heard it a writer for it describe as “an action show for kids that can have as their own thing that adults don’t have to understand”. So. Yeah. Very accurate and you can assume how an adult would feel watching it

[@ritachil1000]

Adventure Time, Regular Show, and Samurai Jack are some of the greatest cartoons ever conceived.

[@demomainintf2963]

All garbage compare to Gumball

[@dan5827]

i didn't know there was 5 different ben 10 shows, wow. I'm in the same boat as prij with adventure time, its a great show

[@moshimeshowu747]

Just to let you know, Craig of the Creek is a *fantastic* show in my opinion. I've watched several seasons of it, and the best way I can think to describe it is the pre-teen version of bluey. The kids live at a creek where they have relatively normal adventures with the other kids in their neighborhood, but all of the kids play it up in their imagination so much that it's one of the coolest shows to watch on CTN. There was one episode where they stopped a candy baron from building up a monopoly on candy (a rich kid provided the candy) and controlling the adventurers guild with it that I absolutely love because Craig and friends become basically candy smugglers. The show has such an aware sense of imagination that is super cool and entertaining to watch, definitely recommend it.

[@Treblebeatgames]

Courage is absolutely fascinating as a show and how it aired and when. It's one of those shows that, looking back, I find so inspirational. The messages of self-validation are things I needed in my adult life that I wish I accepted as a kid. Courage gave those to me, but I didn't take it at the time. The most important message was always that Courage comes from fear.

[@FazanaJ]

A running theme with a lot of stuff I see in A is that early seasons are S tier, but then later on in the shows life it went downhill, sometimes pretty hard. Notable examples include Dexter's Lab, Billy and Mandy, Edd Ed n Eddy (hugely) and Johnny Bravo. The latter especially, it's pretty much a different show in season 1 compared to not-season 1. Megas XLR was robbed by not being S tier btw, that shit is a masterpiece of animation and the fact it got thrown out with the tax forms is a crime that rivals genocide.

[@woodyrtw]

The only show I’d would fight that was for on the final list and had been watched for a better ranking would be Young Justice. I think should of been on the A tier list. I still question why the Justice League would want a Spec-Ops group that’s teenagers (I’m still iffy on the in-universe reason) but the character development the characters go throughout the every season is great. As for the ones not watch. Sym-Biotic Titan would easily be a S-A tier. It’s biggest sin was it was on the wrong time slot

[@SaveDataTeam]

Yeah, before we did the stream, I looked up SBT because I didn’t recognize it, and was shocked that it was a genndy tartakovski joint and I had never heard of it!

[@ShandorDavies]

SBT was incredible! If one show on this list needed a second season it was this.

[@SuperCaptureDevice]

After watching the Nickelodeon Tier List, I'm glad that was organized the way it was so that every show was given a chance and not immediately sent to the graveyard if no one ever heard of or watched it.

[@rainymeadows3447]

Yo, my sister and I grew up with Storm Hawks, and let me tell you: it. Was. The. SHIT. Get this: it's your standard "evil villain trying to take over the world, a band of teenagers fighting to stop them" story setup, except it takes place in a world made up entirely of sky islands and mountain tops, in a never-ending ocean of clouds that cover a volcanic hellscape, and everybody gets around on motherfucking _giant flying motorbikes_ powered by magic crystals that are also used in combat to power weapons. Did I mention the aesthetic is dieselpunk? I'll admit I haven't watched it again in the past 5 years, but Storm Hawks WAS my childhood. You guys would love Stork. Stork is GOATed.

[@rhamnetines]

generator rex was ben 10's cooler cousin, probably still a B tier? and the secret saturdays was actually pretty good, but probably cause i was too young to know what johnny quest was lol

[@rainymeadows3447]

What if I told you that Skunk Fu was made by Cartoon Saloon, who went on to create The Book of Kells, Song of the Sea and Wolfwalkers

[@SuperCaptureDevice]

I'M TOTALLY LEARNING SOMETHING-THING-THING-THING-THING-THING-THING-THING-THING-THING-*Blue screen*

[@randomguy56789]

For Ben 10 I wish they made a sequel series where Ben 10,000

[@gregoryfuller9736]

Wait Captain Planet was still n making new episodes in 2005

[@Montgomery0121]

Well, I'm glad you didn't roast Dragons: Riders of Berk at least. It was actually pretty good, but didn't become great until it moved to Netflix under the name Race to the Edge.

[@gregoryfuller9736]

Ben 10 series is awesome I didn’t watch it as kids but I binged watched the shows but the reboot in college my freshman year

[@jeffe2267]

2 Stupid Dogs is S-Tier, go watch S1E1 and come back after you've done your homework.

[@csayumi]

Still watching this vod litttle by little, but I really lost at Prij imitating Mandark laugh 😂😂 I kinda liked Dexter laboratory, so could be a A or a B, but I loved their side show of Justice Friends. Maybe it was stupid, but in my memories was a good stupid 😂 That show alone could be A or S tier 🤭

[@madamsamoyed5732]

Original Teen Titans: Amazing. Teen Titans Go!: Dumpster fire. Lots of other great shows here too. I hope you cover Disney Channel and Nick someday.

[@scottlentfert1827]

Even though the fifth seasons on both these shows are'nt really good, i still think Ed Edd n Eddy and Samurai Jack are some of the best, Og Powerpuff girls are great too but has more cringe episodes since season 5 and 6 includes them. Tgat us how i personally review shows based on how many good and bad episodes there are, but even shows only good seasons still has a few bad apples.

[@scottlentfert1827]

*That is

[@Author1219]

Cartoon Network… hoo boy. I have some potent feelings about a lot of shows that are popular. Regular Show, Clarence, Flapjack, Gumball, Uncle Grandpa, and similar shows suck. Annoying Orange is garbage. Adventure Time has interesting characters but the advertisements suck and drive me away from it. Teen Titans GO is awful. Do I admit that some of these shows have occasional funny moments? Yes. Do those moments make up for the hours of garbage content? Nooo. Now maybe if I didn’t have impressionable younger siblings that were exposed to some of these by the “cartoons are for kids” mentality, I’d be more neutral. The knee jerk hate for these may be a combination of overexposure and annoyance that I had to keep my siblings from copying the behavior of the characters. That being said- I love Infinity Train. I grew up on the older shows shown here. Samurai Jack was awesome. The original Teen Titans show balanced humor and storytelling very well.

[@Author1219]

@usanatv2007sentertainmentinc. I wasn’t too fond of Ed, Edd, and Eddy when younger, but I’d watch it if it was on. I liked Courage and Dexter’s Lab well enough. Honestly I found SpongeBob annoying and the shows I mentioned by name as ones I disliked tried too hard to be a more profitable SpongeBob. Also during the 2000s my brothers were born, and I had to deal with them acting like the characters in the shows they were watching. I was the one that had to go “OK, no, this isn’t something they should be watching at their age because they’re going to hurt themselves copying it. I’m putting something else on.” Upon further reflection, I liked shows where stupidity had consequences. A lot of the shows I dislike either have no consequences or very short meaningless consequences that are waived by an “I’m sorry.”