Name a cartoon or anime you used to watch that you think no one much remembers

[Wingstofly]

On Kids WB I use to watch a cartoon called The Zeta Project, I don't think most people remember it.

[river121693]

I don't know where my mom got it, but she gave me a bootleg vhs tape of the first 3 episode of Ushio & Tora as a kid, and I watched the shit out of that thing. Had to google it just now to remember the title lol

[NickRowler]

I do remember watching Zeta Project.

Obscure shows I watched...
Molly O! aka Generation O!. I loved this show as a preteen.

Cramp Twins, I think I watched this show one summer because there was nothing else on

Marvin the Tap Dancing Horse

George Shrinks

Seven Little Monsters

[aqua03]

Those bottom three are me as well. George Shrinks singlehandedly inspired my love of Retro Futuristic Sci Fi.

[NickRowler]

George Shrinks is based off a book by William Joyce who also worked on the designs for Meet the Robinsons, Robots, and Rolie Polie Olie

[aqua03]

Oh yeah, I love his work.

I had the original book as a kid, too. Kinda bugged me that the book was an "All just a dream" story at the end, though. XD

[BoomerZ]

As a person that grew up in the golden age of anime in the 80-90, there are lots of anime and cartoons no one remembers or heard of from that time. Here is just a few.

[Kuma]

All from the Latin American Releases

[GodbreakerComic]

Bubblegum Crisis is a classic.

[GodbreakerComic]

Loved these two shows as a kid

I credit Shadow Skill for starting my Buff Waifu fascination lol

[river121693]

90s anime aesthetic is the peak of style for me. Bubblegum Crisis especially amazing character designs and art style

[LWriter]

A sadly unrecognized gift of a series that only got a few episodes, but so damn cool and ahead of its time, and one of the few South American comics to ever get an animated series at all!

[GodbreakerComic]

This show was on a Canadian cartoon channel called Teletoon. Absolutely loved it!

[powerplantanimations]

I feel like people are starting to get into golden age anime now. Now that they're more accessible. I've been seeing a lot of videos discussing stuff like Robot Carnival and Venus Wars specifically.

[ButterflyEmpress]

KidsWB also had the Viewtiful Joe anime. I had no idea it was video game 1st. Unfortunately I had a hard time finding both the japanese and english dub of said show

@NickRowler I've seen all of those except Generation O! and Marvin. I had no idea 7 Little Monsters was from the same creator as Little Bear. I loved 7 Little Monsters, but absolutely hated Little Bear as a kid (despite not having cable).

Some other shows can think of at the moment are: Funky Cops, Math Monsters, Fighting Foodons, Coconut Fred, Dinosaur King, and Ultimate Muscle (one of 4kids best intros imo)

[NickRowler]

@ButterflyEmpress I am not sure if that is correct. I think they might have had the same production teams but 7 Little Monsters is based off a book by Maurice Sendak. He is also known for writing Where the Wild Things Are. That is why the designs for the 7 Monsters look similar.

[simonitropunk]

Anime = Grendizer (My first Anime/watching anything ever):

Cartoon = Denver The Last Dinosaur

They sure don't make 'em like they used to.

[ButterflyEmpress]

Whoops! I was wrong. Maurice Sendak was an illustrator for Little Bear, but it was written by Else Holmelund Minarik. I think the reason I got confused is that the NickJr show is officially titled "Maurice Sendak's Little Bear". I'm guessing it had to do with him being an executive producer (according to Wikipedia) and that his name is easier to pronounce.

[Kuma]

I love Bubblegum, Riding Bean (And Gunsmith Cats from the same author)

I recently watched a really cool video talking about the development of Bubblegum Crisis

[Kuma]

Hell Yeah! Cybersix! I even saw the craptastic live-action from my country. (The country of origin of the comic)