@Sailone I was about to blast you for not watching a show due to its art style, but then I remembered that was the entire reason I haven't watched One Piece to this day. Glass houses and all that.
Adventure Time, Regular Show, Gumball, Bojack Horseman, Gravity Falls, Infinity Train, and Over the Garden Wall are all EASY S tier 2010s shows The fact that Over the Garden Wall wasn't even included is a crime tbh.
Regular Show would've been S Tier for me as well. The last 2 seasons when the park went to space were plot-driven and amazing imo, I think I legit cried at the end of the last episode. A contrast from the "bro" humor at the start of the show.
Over the garden wall nailed it's aesthetic tone beyond anything a cartoon should be able to do. Perfect Halloween marathon material. To me it's the top of S tier.
Honestly I kinda like it being the first prominent show of the 2020s vs the last straggler of the 2010s. The amount of bounds leaped regarding representation makes it the perfect show for a new era imo.
The thing about Regular Show that is really cool is that when ever anything happens in an episode the universe never forgets. It will bring so many tiny details back later on in different seasons. If y’all know about Thomas, y’all the real ones.
Tbf Thomas wasn't just a "random thing" bro was in the show for multiple episodes lol. And yeah a lot of CN shows during that period had that same "flexible continuity" (like early Adventure Time and Gumball).
Mauve Dragon Tiddies became a Nazi Conservative L*iberal Authoritarian Anarcho-Capitalist later that day after their brains got disintegrated by Vowsh's takes
I can't believe i watched most of the same shows as Vaush even tho i'm a zoomer. Some of these shows had a long shelf-life apparently. Although, a lot of these i definitely don't know.
@@Kira1Lawliet eh, as a millenial I disagree. Both pretty good eras for animation. We had all time greats like Dexters Lab, Powerpuff Girls and Spongebob, pioneers of adult oriented cartoons like Futurama, ATHF, and Home Movies, and classic anime like Bebop, FLCL, & Eva. But all of the post-Adventure Time shows (which are def zoomer-tier) like Gumball, Steven Universe, & Gravity Falls, are pretty good. For adult cartoons you have Rick&Morty, Bojack, and Bobs Burgers, which are all pretty acclaimed, along with lots of new Netflix stuff in that vein. And for Anime you have hugely popular shows like Mob Psycho, OPM, and Attack on Titan. Do I personally think that any shows from the latter list hold up to anything from the former? Not really (maybe with the exception of Mob psycho). But that could very well be my nostalgia talking. Idk, implying the last 10 years or so have been some sort of dark age for animation compared to the 90s is just dishonest imo. There’s more quality animation coming out now than ever before. It might not top the classic stuff from the 90s, but it’s not trash by any stretch
Steven Universe got did so dirty. Yeah the writing did have some weak points but CN really fucked them up and I've heard essentially pulled the plug after the Ruby and Sapphire wedding which is why the pacing got thrown way off later on. Theres an interview with Rebecca saying theres a lot more she wanted to cover but ultimately couldn't and it just makes me so sad/mad.
No one talks about Adventure Time as well. The writers had huge plans for the final season then CN fucked them hard and just gave them 5 more episode’s to wrap shit up, resulting in a rushed final season. Adventure Time did not deserve to end in such a rushed way. Sure Adventure Time is a pretty lengthy show but cmon, it’s a huge show for the network, let it end honorably. Thank God it’s continuing with distant lands.
@@stillhere6094 it still wasnt that bad, steven universe was getting bloated tho, if they had a vision of what they wanted from the start and didnt wast so many episodes on filles it would be infinitely better
To be fair he judged it on watching a single episode and my first impressions were kind of the same. However, I kept watching and the character really grew on me. :) Vaush should probably just give it another go. Lol
It was fine. But after rewatching it again, I noticed it actually isn't that great. Plus in each season, Korra did the exact same shit she did in the last season and didn't seem to learn anything new. Plus the villains really went down hill after Amon. Amon and Zaheer were really the two I liked the most. I was also disappointed that the majority of Korra's and Asami's relationship happened off screen via the letters she got after recovering from Zaheer.
@@rynegreen7902 Fair enough, but I think that's a bit more forgivable since it's older and he missed it, but Harley Quinn is current and easier to find.
Harley Quinn is great lmao. Honestly my favorite "sjw" show. They've dealt with the ivy Harvey romance really well, giving it time to build up over time. Oh, and the catwoman introduction is perfection with a chef's kiss.
@@Tayvin4042 oh sure and I love Harley Quinn (i didn’t mean to sound like I didn’t), I was just surprised that he didn’t watch the show as it seem like it would be up his alley. But I guess he have a life to live as well
damn bobs burgers at D. it reminded me of malcom in the middle with how it handled the families class status, but obviously both are very different shows
Yeah overall it is a very good show, but he said he'd only seen one episode, and especially if it was from season 1 or 2 there was a high chance it wasn't impressive on its own.
Based off these recommendations, Vaush NEEDS to watch Hilda! It's got a super unique world, the characters are super wholesome, and the writing is surprisingly mature. If you like Gravity Falls, Infinity Train, or Over The Garden Wall, you'll love it too! EDIT: HE WATCHED HILDA AAAAA
A) the episode of Bojack Horseman where he's underwater the whole time and can't talk made me so unbelievably sad and I still don't fully understand why and B) there was one gag where everyone kept fucking up the 'fool me once, fool me twice' saying and that bit still kills me
Vaush would be right about Teen Titans Go if it was still 2013, however, as someone who has unfortunately seen like 4 seasons of that show, it really is just exceedingly mediocre and often just flat out bad. There's a handful of good jokes but overall the quality of the show is like 5/10 at best and 2/10 at worst with some exceptions.
As someone who adored the original Teen Titans. He's also not wrong to say that I will never enjoy Go because it feels like a terrible mockery of something I liked.
If you love wild amazing animation and choreographed fights Rise of the TMNT is like Goku tier and brings a nice change of things to the TMNT franchise while still following the basics. You should definitely check out gumball, they have loads of old-school like adult jokes thrown in there and the clash of so many unique art styles puts it in a tie of its own through sheir creativity. They legit even parodied the Chinese copy version of the show and made an episode about it joking about chinas child law. The amazing world of mickey mouse is perfect
It's a matter of opinion, I guess. I have this back and forth with this lady I work with. She loves B.B. but I think it's... Not bad, but the humor can easily sail over people's heads
It hits me that I watched a lot more western cartoons as a kid than I thought, I watched most of these shows as a kid and maybe it's my anime brain but there's a lot missing imo. Why would they have hamtaro on there but no other anime lol. Sad he didn't rate back at the barnyard Filmore and a few others.
There were definitely a lot of missing shows in the 90s list . And yeah funny they would include anime like Hamtaro but not things like Slayers or even Pokemon.
Anime ruined western cartoons for me lol I remember Dragon Ball making EVERY other animation seem so much more boring and I hate it, because I'm only 26 and I don't know any cartoon that aired passed 2004.
My S tier shows would have to be: Avatar: The Last Airbender, Bojack Horseman, The Simpsons, Futurama, King of the Hill, Beavis and Butthead, and South Park (why wasn’t those show on this list?), The Venture Bros, Samurai Jack, The Justice League (another strange absence), Primal, Spongebob, Ed, Edd n Eddy and Invader Zim
To be fair, you have to have a very high IQ to understand Rick and Morty. The humour is extremely subtle, and without a solid grasp of theoretical physics most of the jokes will go over a typical viewer's head. There's also Rick's nihilistic outlook, which is deftly woven into his characterisation- his personal philosophy draws heavily from Narodnaya Volya literature, for instance. The fans understand this stuff; they have the intellectual capacity to truly appreciate the depths of these jokes, to realise that they're not just funny- they say something deep about LIFE. As a consequence people who dislike Rick & Morty truly ARE idiots- of course they wouldn't appreciate, for instance, the humour in Rick's existential catchphrase "Wubba Lubba Dub Dub," which itself is a cryptic reference to Turgenev's Russian epic Fathers and Sons. I'm smirking right now just imagining one of those addlepated simpletons scratching their heads in confusion as Dan Harmon's genius wit unfolds itself on their television screens. What fools.. how I pity them. 😂 And yes, by the way, i DO have a Rick & Morty tattoo. And no, you cannot see it. It's for the ladies' eyes only- and even then they have to demonstrate that they're within 5 IQ points of my own (preferably lower) beforehand. Nothin personnel kid 😎
Yeah I really enjoyed it. I like how he makes stories through characters actions without having to speak. Samurai Jack had quite a few episodes like that but this is a whole series where all you get is yelling and grunts and he was still able to make me empathize with the characters on that show. I think my fav episode was the mammoth one. The feels.
Boondocks exists because it was made by Aaron McGruder, a black person, who was writing from the perspective of some who grew up being black and viscerally understanding what it's like to be black. The show would be totally different if it was written by a white person, because, first it wouldn't exist, second the cultural familiarity would be absent. So, it would likely just still have racist stereotypes and an infinitum of Nwords, but that's it. It would just be the same "edgy" shit you talk about white teens doing.
Amphibia is up there with my favorite animated shows, I genuinely believe it's overall better than Gravity Falls. Very similar style of comedy, and I believe it's mystery elements are handled much better. It has that issue that most animated shows have now adays where the start is a lot less interesting, but once the Calamity Box is name dropped I think Amphibia hits a stride that never really stops. Though I will say, if you only watch shows for dramatic plot and lore, as opposed to character writing, Amphibia likely won't be as big a sell (though that is still present, it's just not the focus for most of it). It also gets very dark.
On a similar note, im almost done binging All Hail King Julian on Netflix. Shockingly very good. It puts Julian in a way better position as young, charismatic and fun-loving knowing not much conflict because of his nobility, but also still caring to those around him, knowing a partying lifestyle is no fun with no one to party with. I kinda see each character as personifications of different ideas, Julian obviously the ego but also with the ego's downside of needing to be loved by the people who see him. Morice is more of an emotional center that is down to earth and reasonable, but also prone to superstion. Clover is a guardian of sorts, but an authoritarian one at that. She will be the first to start a fight, but will be sure that the people she's protecting will make it out safely. Police brutality? No question, never denied. But people don't mind because she's the one keeping them safe from literal predators in the jungle. I could probably also list off all side characters and their small interesting portrayals. Cringy at times, but in a dumb kid show way. Also communist space monkes. It feels like something I would write if I was signed on to this project because I loved Madagascar as a wee lad. Like a "how to be a good person who also desprately wants to be adored by people". Honestly smacks of early SpongeBob Anyway let me go finish season 6 now...
I can't bring myself to watch this one. Media is usually where I disagree with Vaush the most and I don't want to make myself mad after watching the last Eva movie lol
Definitely a bigger fan of that original clones wars cartoon. The other one definitely got better with time, especially on story, but the similar animation to Samurai Jack was a big reason why it won out for me in the end.
The second I heard "Codename: Kids Next Door", I immediately thought of that song those teenagers played in that episode where they're on the ship. The one that talks about hating kids. 🤣🤣 That show was hilarious
Putting Regular Show ona same tier as Teen Titans Go should be a fucking crime💯 Fairly Odd Parents at D??? Tf Jimmy Neutron a solid show but never S tier American Dad too low
I feel old because most of these I have not heard of. I grew up watching Ed edd and eddy, Dexter's laboratory, courage the cowardly dog, DBZ, and so on.
A few animation takes: 1) Rocko's Modern Life did adult humor in a kid's show far better than Ren and Stimpy 2) LOK gets too much hate (even though it has a pretty bad second season) 3) Bojack Horseman is simultaneously a great show and also highly overrated Didn't see it mentioned anywhere on the tier lists, but I'd like to add that if you've never seen Dr. Katz Professional Therapist please watch it; it's one of the funniest animated shows ever despite the lo-fi animation (which I think is part of the charm)
This must simply be my favorite opening to a Vaush segment ever. It feels like he was spawned in his chair with everything already set up and a vague idea of what he's supposed to be doing, only to be met by a giant and arbitrary list of cartoons that he doesn't even recognize half of, which perfectly compliments the artificial feeling that the ubiquitous Tier List brings both visually and conceptually. Later, mistaking the title 'We Bear Bears' as 'The Three Bears', he quickly declares that he's seen one episode of the show and drags it into Tier B before noting that he, "remembers it being cute... maybe?" At this point in the video, you move the cursor a bit and realize it is over 40 minutes long with cuts.
Vaush's take on Regular Show ACTUALLY triggered me. Previous plot points and events weren't always in the foreground but they clearly left lingering effects just like in real life. Mordecai's relationship with Margaret, and Skips's past as an immortal being are perfect examples. They're important details but they dont carry the show, each character has their own arc.
Alright I was in chat for this one and I disagree heavily with Vaush on Adventure Time, it's easily S tier. he says it's bogged down by how long it is, however I'm inclined to say it's strength is it's length. Unlike SU Adventure Time is an episodic show with plot and overarching story elements, not the other way around, so there really isn't filler. Vaush says the average quality is lower but I HAVE to disagree, you could take almost any episode of AT from like season 3 onward and there will be a HIGH likelihood it'll be like one of the best episodes of any show you've ever seen.
Yeah I can agree with that though I'm not a big fan of Adventure Time I can pretty much say that that thing pretty much set the standard for the decade. Along with Gravity Falls especially since pretty much every person who worked in that show has worked on every other show for the last 7 years
@@Cruxin The thing is, Season 1 and especially 2 have consistently good quality, but usually didn't go the extra mile into being truly iconic, I'd say that's more of a testament to how strong the rest of the series is more than a diss on the first 2 seasons, both of which are still really good.
How do we have Teen Titans on here but not the 2003 TMNT??? It gets slept on it's unfair 😭 ... Was The Cleveland Show really THAT bad??? I dont remember it being all too bad
Vaush missing out on some GOATs like literally all adaptations of TMNT, 6Teen, Total Drama Island, Fosters Home for Imaginary Friends, Hamtaro, Filmore, League of Super Evil, Jackie Chan Adventures, The Proud Family, Code Lyoko, The Weekenders, Beast Wars, Gargoyles, Reboot, and The Wild Thornberries
@@brianvaira486 even outside of the main characters not being openly gay (I think they did a decent job at gay coding them enough so most audiences would get it), one of my main problems with book 4 is that the plot kind of just meanders around with no rhyme or reason, and then when the main characters are finally getting some positive development, it's episode 8 and then 5 seconds later, the dumbest plot contrivance I have ever seen happens. Also FUCK KEZ, SHE IS A NULL IN MY EYES BECAUSE SHE IS WITHOUT A DOUBT, THE ABSOLUTE WORST PART ABOUT BOOK 4 AND ALL OF INFINITY TRAIN IMO. And no you don't get to suddenly redeem yourself with a sad Lizard story shoehorned in at the very end of episode 9 (I think, I've only watched book 4 twice because I have ZERO desire to watch it again) and then just go "I'm SoRrY" to everyone's lives that she fucked over, again shifting the focus away from the main protagonists that got little to no development throughout the whole season, tbh the best part of book 4 is the memory tape episode and the best part of that episode is Amelia vibing with One. Also one last thing, they got the man, the myth, the legend, J.K. Simmons to voice fuckin pig baby?!?!?! C'mon guys, you can't just waste J. Jonah Jameson like that. But yeah overall, infinity train is still one of my favourite animated shows ever, but book 4 REALLY drags down the show as an overall package, or as my really good friend put it, book 4 is the shrek 3 of infinity train. However if anyone here enjoyed book 4, then by all means let me know what you got out of it, cause I got absolutely nothing tbh. (Sorry for the essay, it's just that this show is very near and dear to my heart)
@@brianvaira486 Book 4 was a really good season, it was just a terrible final season. if we had gotten all 8 books, i imagine i would've put Book 4 in the high tiers - it was a really solid and tightly written story (you're probably right though, i think they were supposed to be gay - Lake was definitely supposed to be trans too.)
I still think Samurai Jack should be in it's own tier. Jack vs the Ninja, the three blind archers, the princess and the bounty hunters. Those three episodes, along with many more were just pure art that had no reason being as good as they were.
@@ararepotato1420 if you love Samurai Jack, you should watch Primal. It’s from the same creator that is about a caveman trying to survive in a hostile world. There is no spoken dialogue but it’s able conveyed a story (that’s can be surprisingly emotional at time)
I hardly recognise any of the 2010 stuff, mostly because I stopped watching cartoons by then. And yeah the 90s list is woefully incomplete. Where is Captain Planet? Or The Magic School Bus? Extreme Ghostbusters? The 90s had a lot of great cartoons. Vaush is missing out! Or maybe it is just my nostalgia speaking. Oh and Totally Spies should definitely have been rated higher.
Thank god I'm not the only one with that take on Teen Titans Go. I never saw the original Teen Titans and I think Go was decent. Seriously feels like everyone just mad it's not like the other show they like.
As told by ginger, batman, Jackie chan adventures, hamtaro, did vaush even watch tv? I remember puffy amiyumi and Sagwa well too. Also Static Shock is SS tier, no cap.
can't believe you hesitated that much on bojack edit 1: also my man did amphibia dirty edit 2: I would've even gone further with hilda into S edit 3: did vaush really miss the owl house? edit 4: PLEASE tell me vaush has seen final space but just missed it on the list, that show is such an underrated hit edit 5: he also missed dragon prince?!? Wtf
Well, somebody's 90's weren't ruled by the Disney Afternoon and Super Nintendo... come on Vaush, Duck Tales! The world's biggest freakin' mega-capitalist that literally swims in his pool of wealth is the good guy! Also the title theme songs from that era are some of the most unforgettable... no matter how hard you try
I'm rewatching Avatar right now and a lot of the first season is pretty kiddie stuff. Sokka being annoying, “mY cAbbAgEs,” etc. I could imagine if Vaush watched it for the first time today, he might have a very similar reaction to Amphibia, a show that also gets much better with time. Infinity Train is just pure pog from start to finish though. I hope it gets rebooted before the decade's end.
@@iankellymorris A while back Owen tweeted out an image from the muppets, specifically from a song where they were singing about how the executives deemed the show financially viable and thus no longer canceled. It could be a coincidence so I'm not getting my hopes up, but that feels like some he'd do if he wanted to let the fans know a new season is in pre production and can't officially say anything. I guess we'll have to wait a year or two to see if anything happens
OG Ben 10 was S tier. Dont care what anyone says. The theme song alone carries it to like at least an A and then the rest just blows it out of the park. Also Invader Zim is S tier, dark humour in kids shows is an underrated trope that sadly got censored out.
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I love how Avatar the last Airbender and the Cleveland show have their own separate tiers at opposite ends of the list
The duality of man
@Sailone I was about to blast you for not watching a show due to its art style, but then I remembered that was the entire reason I haven't watched One Piece to this day. Glass houses and all that.
If he had seen Nutshack that needs a tier 50 tiers below the lowest tier possible.
Horseshoe theory
Adventure Time, Regular Show, Gumball, Bojack Horseman, Gravity Falls, Infinity Train, and Over the Garden Wall are all EASY S tier 2010s shows
The fact that Over the Garden Wall wasn't even included is a crime tbh.
Regular Show would've been S Tier for me as well. The last 2 seasons when the park went to space were plot-driven and amazing imo, I think I legit cried at the end of the last episode. A contrast from the "bro" humor at the start of the show.
Was about to comment about OTGW. absolute banger.
The fact that Beavis and Butthead wasn't included in the 90s tierlist is a war crime.
Over the garden wall nailed it's aesthetic tone beyond anything a cartoon should be able to do.
Perfect Halloween marathon material.
To me it's the top of S tier.
Same, I was waiting for Over the Garden Wall, one of my ultimate favorites for sure.
The Owl House was litterally 10 days off from being a 2010s show
The owl house was way better than I expected it to be
Honestly I kinda like it being the first prominent show of the 2020s vs the last straggler of the 2010s.
The amount of bounds leaped regarding representation makes it the perfect show for a new era imo.
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@@sprawlz6466 Eda can get it
The thing about Regular Show that is really cool is that when ever anything happens in an episode the universe never forgets. It will bring so many tiny details back later on in different seasons. If y’all know about Thomas, y’all the real ones.
I watched it last year when I was 23 and loved how much I related to Mordecai
@@Spongebrain97 Same
Thomas the tank engine or Thomas the Russian spy?
Tbf Thomas wasn't just a "random thing" bro was in the show for multiple episodes lol.
And yeah a lot of CN shows during that period had that same "flexible continuity" (like early Adventure Time and Gumball).
I feel I shouldn't watch this if I want to keep a favorable opinion of Vaush.
But fuck it, I'll do it anyway.
Mauve Dragon Tiddies became a Nazi Conservative L*iberal Authoritarian Anarcho-Capitalist later that day after their brains got disintegrated by Vowsh's takes
Agreed Vaush has great takes in politics but sometimes his takes on entertainment media are shit. I still enjoy hearing his thoughts tho
To be fair those were good takes
I can't believe i watched most of the same shows as Vaush even tho i'm a zoomer. Some of these shows had a long shelf-life apparently. Although, a lot of these i definitely don't know.
@@Kira1Lawliet eh, as a millenial I disagree. Both pretty good eras for animation.
We had all time greats like Dexters Lab, Powerpuff Girls and Spongebob, pioneers of adult oriented cartoons like Futurama, ATHF, and Home Movies, and classic anime like Bebop, FLCL, & Eva.
But all of the post-Adventure Time shows (which are def zoomer-tier) like Gumball, Steven Universe, & Gravity Falls, are pretty good. For adult cartoons you have Rick&Morty, Bojack, and Bobs Burgers, which are all pretty acclaimed, along with lots of new Netflix stuff in that vein. And for Anime you have hugely popular shows like Mob Psycho, OPM, and Attack on Titan.
Do I personally think that any shows from the latter list hold up to anything from the former? Not really (maybe with the exception of Mob psycho). But that could very well be my nostalgia talking.
Idk, implying the last 10 years or so have been some sort of dark age for animation compared to the 90s is just dishonest imo. There’s more quality animation coming out now than ever before. It might not top the classic stuff from the 90s, but it’s not trash by any stretch
Steven Universe got did so dirty. Yeah the writing did have some weak points but CN really fucked them up and I've heard essentially pulled the plug after the Ruby and Sapphire wedding which is why the pacing got thrown way off later on. Theres an interview with Rebecca saying theres a lot more she wanted to cover but ultimately couldn't and it just makes me so sad/mad.
Can you link the interview?
No one talks about Adventure Time as well. The writers had huge plans for the final season then CN fucked them hard and just gave them 5 more episode’s to wrap shit up, resulting in a rushed final season. Adventure Time did not deserve to end in such a rushed way. Sure Adventure Time is a pretty lengthy show but cmon, it’s a huge show for the network, let it end honorably. Thank God it’s continuing with distant lands.
@@stillhere6094 it still wasnt that bad, steven universe was getting bloated tho, if they had a vision of what they wanted from the start and didnt wast so many episodes on filles it would be infinitely better
@@stillhere6094 literally everyone does and i never hear the end of it
I'm sorry but if you don't like Bob's Burgers you are an enemy of the working class.
To be fair he judged it on watching a single episode and my first impressions were kind of the same.
However, I kept watching and the character really grew on me. :)
Vaush should probably just give it another go. Lol
Happy to be I guess!
The kids are annoying and u want to punt them can't enjoy the show
@@TheBiggestMoneyBoykristen schaal kills it in every role tho
Korra was a decent show whose biggest flaw was being a sequel to ATLA and having an impossible standard to live up to.
Not having a multi-season plan also hurt it a lot, though the blame for that falls on Nickelodeon.
Nah fam. It took everything from the first series and broke it. All the morals, twisted. All the lessons? Money fixes all the problems.
That and the way the political themes were portrayed in the show was dogshit.
Other flaws were studio interference and not having the head writer of avatar to flesh out the lore and push back on romantic melodrama.
It was fine. But after rewatching it again, I noticed it actually isn't that great. Plus in each season, Korra did the exact same shit she did in the last season and didn't seem to learn anything new. Plus the villains really went down hill after Amon. Amon and Zaheer were really the two I liked the most. I was also disappointed that the majority of Korra's and Asami's relationship happened off screen via the letters she got after recovering from Zaheer.
Holy shit Vaush’s take on Teen Titans go is unironically the most based thing he’s said Ive been telling people this for years
Still shit tho
The fact Vaush hasn’t seen gumball hurts my soul
Yea its goss ,he's missed some of the best comedies. Also invader zim . These are funny as hell
Gumball is my favorite animated show in recent times. It's super self-aware and has really good comedy even for adults.
He hasn’t seen Phineas and Ferb or Chowder either 😭
Same with Hey Arnold and Invader Zim
@@komlat253 given that he has said that he doesn't like non-narrative driven shows that much I doubt he would've rated it very highly
Vaush needs to see "Harley Quinn". I just recently saw it and man, it's such an awesome show.
I'm actually disappointed he hasn't seen it, it seems like something he'd really enjoy.
@@Tayvin4042 I’m more disappointed he didn’t see The Venture Bros (the show that seemingly inspired Harley Quinn)
@@rynegreen7902 Fair enough, but I think that's a bit more forgivable since it's older and he missed it, but Harley Quinn is current and easier to find.
Harley Quinn is great lmao. Honestly my favorite "sjw" show. They've dealt with the ivy Harvey romance really well, giving it time to build up over time. Oh, and the catwoman introduction is perfection with a chef's kiss.
@@Tayvin4042 oh sure and I love Harley Quinn (i didn’t mean to sound like I didn’t), I was just surprised that he didn’t watch the show as it seem like it would be up his alley. But I guess he have a life to live as well
I have a lot of nostalgia for the late 2000s/early 2010s shows
Same, I grew up on this stuff
Can you give examples?
Same, thas my childhood fr.
Phineas and Ferb, AT, RS, Gumball, GF, etc... all classics
I'm more late 90s, early 2000s.
Though American Dad and Rick & Morty are good
same
The respect Vaush has for ATLA makes me so happy
Genuinely surprised that Vaush made no comment about Roger The Alien being the pansexual degen we all need but don't deserve, weirdchamp
Just waiting for the day conservatives retroactively cancel American Dad for having a pansexual genderfluid character
damn bobs burgers at D. it reminded me of malcom in the middle with how it handled the families class status, but obviously both are very different shows
Yeah, our boy did Bob’s Burgers dirty.
Yeah overall it is a very good show, but he said he'd only seen one episode, and especially if it was from season 1 or 2 there was a high chance it wasn't impressive on its own.
Based off these recommendations, Vaush NEEDS to watch Hilda!
It's got a super unique world, the characters are super wholesome, and the writing is surprisingly mature.
If you like Gravity Falls, Infinity Train, or Over The Garden Wall, you'll love it too!
EDIT: HE WATCHED HILDA AAAAA
This is the most structured thing in my life for now
“Vaush: the Animated Show.”
I'd binge
SSSSSSSSSSSSSS tier
Vaush is real right?
Voosh animated series when???
@@sammartin4639 he's only real if you make him real, dear. Now go back to bed there's no fat bearded man with a manbun under your bed
A) the episode of Bojack Horseman where he's underwater the whole time and can't talk made me so unbelievably sad and I still don't fully understand why and B) there was one gag where everyone kept fucking up the 'fool me once, fool me twice' saying and that bit still kills me
I watched that bojack episode tripping on acid. I felt it in my entire soul.
"Fool me once, fool me twice, fool me chicken soup with rice"
"Fool me once shame on me, fool me twice.... fiddle dee dee"
@@rachelgro 'fool me once, fool me twice, fool me chicken soup with rice' is genuinely still sends me
Vaush would be right about Teen Titans Go if it was still 2013, however, as someone who has unfortunately seen like 4 seasons of that show, it really is just exceedingly mediocre and often just flat out bad. There's a handful of good jokes but overall the quality of the show is like 5/10 at best and 2/10 at worst with some exceptions.
As someone who adored the original Teen Titans. He's also not wrong to say that I will never enjoy Go because it feels like a terrible mockery of something I liked.
Vaush has a bad media take. More at 11
Vaush should just do an infinity train segment. I really want to hear him go more in depth into the show
If you love wild amazing animation and choreographed fights Rise of the TMNT is like Goku tier and brings a nice change of things to the TMNT franchise while still following the basics.
You should definitely check out gumball, they have loads of old-school like adult jokes thrown in there and the clash of so many unique art styles puts it in a tie of its own through sheir creativity. They legit even parodied the Chinese copy version of the show and made an episode about it joking about chinas child law.
The amazing world of mickey mouse is perfect
Reading this gave me a stroke.
gumball slaps
Bob's Burgers is great, how dare you put it in D tier! 😤
It's a matter of opinion, I guess. I have this back and forth with this lady I work with. She loves B.B. but I think it's... Not bad, but the humor can easily sail over people's heads
Some of the episodes are good, but a lot of the jokes are just kinda stupid. Still entertaining, maybe b or b+
@@Sentient_Blob a lot it is pretty dry and subtle. I watched a free episodes but couldn't really get through them. To each their own
It hits me that I watched a lot more western cartoons as a kid than I thought, I watched most of these shows as a kid and maybe it's my anime brain but there's a lot missing imo. Why would they have hamtaro on there but no other anime lol.
Sad he didn't rate back at the barnyard Filmore and a few others.
There were definitely a lot of missing shows in the 90s list . And yeah funny they would include anime like Hamtaro but not things like Slayers or even Pokemon.
Anime ruined western cartoons for me lol I remember Dragon Ball making EVERY other animation seem so much more boring and I hate it, because I'm only 26 and I don't know any cartoon that aired passed 2004.
I am SO glad that Vaush is praising Mao Mao as much as he did. It’s honestly AMAZING and I’m so sad that more people don’t talk about it.
I’m planning to check out Mao Mao soon! I know it’s really good! Or at least what I have heard from it!
My S tier shows would have to be: Avatar: The Last Airbender, Bojack Horseman, The Simpsons, Futurama, King of the Hill, Beavis and Butthead, and South Park (why wasn’t those show on this list?), The Venture Bros, Samurai Jack, The Justice League (another strange absence), Primal, Spongebob, Ed, Edd n Eddy and Invader Zim
I’m a big fan of The Owl House anything less than A tier is blasphemy
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the owl house is solid S tear material
Didn't Vaush mention The Owl House the other day?
@@odoloid a few months ago he mentioned it in a video debunking some Prager U BS. He is aware of the show at least.
Did he mention it more recently?
@@LuisMartinez-jk3yo no it’s meh b their
Vaush looks like Crazy Dave from PvZ without a pan in that thumbnail
CN is SLEEPING on a Samurai Jack / MaoMao crossover
Renegade cut is going to be mad that vaush doesnt care for Bob's burgers
I love how it is an instinctual reaction of chat to immediately start soyfacing when Vaush says Rick & Morty lmao
To be fair, you have to have a very high IQ to understand Rick and Morty. The humour is extremely subtle, and without a solid grasp of theoretical physics most of the jokes will go over a typical viewer's head. There's also Rick's nihilistic outlook, which is deftly woven into his characterisation- his personal philosophy draws heavily from Narodnaya Volya literature, for instance. The fans understand this stuff; they have the intellectual capacity to truly appreciate the depths of these jokes, to realise that they're not just funny- they say something deep about LIFE. As a consequence people who dislike Rick & Morty truly ARE idiots- of course they wouldn't appreciate, for instance, the humour in Rick's existential catchphrase "Wubba Lubba Dub Dub," which itself is a cryptic reference to Turgenev's Russian epic Fathers and Sons. I'm smirking right now just imagining one of those addlepated simpletons scratching their heads in confusion as Dan Harmon's genius wit unfolds itself on their television screens. What fools.. how I pity them. 😂
And yes, by the way, i DO have a Rick & Morty tattoo. And no, you cannot see it. It's for the ladies' eyes only- and even then they have to demonstrate that they're within 5 IQ points of my own (preferably lower) beforehand. Nothin personnel kid 😎
lol the ultimate copypasta
You don't have to be smart to watch Rick and Morty wtf, you're not reading Immanuel Kant. BTW this is why people make fun of Rick and Morty fans
@@bigd2156 I cannot tell if you are joking or being serious here.
Since vaush is a big fan of Samurai Jack and GT’s Clone Wars, I’m surprised he haven’t watch Primal yet. That show is awesome
Yeah I really enjoyed it. I like how he makes stories through characters actions without having to speak. Samurai Jack had quite a few episodes like that but this is a whole series where all you get is yelling and grunts and he was still able to make me empathize with the characters on that show. I think my fav episode was the mammoth one. The feels.
@@blargh3428 same here with the mammoth episode, I also loved the episode where spear went hulk on those apes, so awesome
I'm going to be honest, I was not expecting Hilda to be on this list let alone high A tier. This is incredible!
Boondocks exists because it was made by Aaron McGruder, a black person, who was writing from the perspective of some who grew up being black and viscerally understanding what it's like to be black.
The show would be totally different if it was written by a white person, because, first it wouldn't exist, second the cultural familiarity would be absent. So, it would likely just still have racist stereotypes and an infinitum of Nwords, but that's it. It would just be the same "edgy" shit you talk about white teens doing.
Honestly I'm a total sucker for tier list content. It's so basic but I love it
Amphibia is up there with my favorite animated shows, I genuinely believe it's overall better than Gravity Falls. Very similar style of comedy, and I believe it's mystery elements are handled much better. It has that issue that most animated shows have now adays where the start is a lot less interesting, but once the Calamity Box is name dropped I think Amphibia hits a stride that never really stops. Though I will say, if you only watch shows for dramatic plot and lore, as opposed to character writing, Amphibia likely won't be as big a sell (though that is still present, it's just not the focus for most of it).
It also gets very dark.
What about Owl House?
Vaush putting Gravity Falls at the top proved that I picked a good streamer to content enjoy. What about Archer keeps it from S tier though?
On a similar note, im almost done binging All Hail King Julian on Netflix. Shockingly very good. It puts Julian in a way better position as young, charismatic and fun-loving knowing not much conflict because of his nobility, but also still caring to those around him, knowing a partying lifestyle is no fun with no one to party with.
I kinda see each character as personifications of different ideas, Julian obviously the ego but also with the ego's downside of needing to be loved by the people who see him. Morice is more of an emotional center that is down to earth and reasonable, but also prone to superstion. Clover is a guardian of sorts, but an authoritarian one at that. She will be the first to start a fight, but will be sure that the people she's protecting will make it out safely. Police brutality? No question, never denied. But people don't mind because she's the one keeping them safe from literal predators in the jungle.
I could probably also list off all side characters and their small interesting portrayals. Cringy at times, but in a dumb kid show way. Also communist space monkes. It feels like something I would write if I was signed on to this project because I loved Madagascar as a wee lad. Like a "how to be a good person who also desprately wants to be adored by people". Honestly smacks of early SpongeBob
Anyway let me go finish season 6 now...
I can't bring myself to watch this one. Media is usually where I disagree with Vaush the most and I don't want to make myself mad after watching the last Eva movie lol
Yeah that movie was amazing.
Vaush didn't like the last nge movie? Omg
I love how Vaush says he reserves the right to change his opinion if he watches more, dude your not revisiting this. but if you do I love you.
Fax. I really want him to revisit it 😳😳
Wow as i read this comment he literally said those words
Watched it live and just came in to say I LOVE YOU, Vaush! You are awesome!
I want to put out some positivity, love the acknowledgement of "Craig of the Creek"
Frrrrrrrr. That show is CARRYING CN as far is I’m concerned
Harley Quinn gets an S, or at least an A.
Definitely a bigger fan of that original clones wars cartoon. The other one definitely got better with time, especially on story, but the similar animation to Samurai Jack was a big reason why it won out for me in the end.
Later seasons of 3D clone wars were so good tho
He put Bob's Burgers in C TIER?! Is he fucking broken?!
Ngl, I'm disappointed he apparently hasn't seen Transformers Prime. I'd wholeheartedly say it's the best iteration of the characters period.
I prefer Animated, but I love Prime as well.
Watching this makes me realize I've seen waaaay too much cartoons growing up. Worth it lol
The TMNT 2003 show is the most slept on show you can't change my mind
I 100% agree with you. The 2003 TMNT series is based.
The second I heard "Codename: Kids Next Door", I immediately thought of that song those teenagers played in that episode where they're on the ship. The one that talks about hating kids. 🤣🤣 That show was hilarious
Can't believe anyone would waste their time with this tier list, it's missing what's easily the best 2010's cartoon of all time.
Brickleberry.
Honestly thought you were gonna say the Nutshack
EDIT, NVM that was before the 2010s
lol brickleberry was so absurdly crude and offensive....which made it awesome
that show was both the best and worst show
Yeah, that fight with Grievous in the Clone Wars cartoon was the last thing I ever loved about Star Wars, and it was exceptional.
Putting Regular Show ona same tier as Teen Titans Go should be a fucking crime💯
Fairly Odd Parents at D??? Tf
Jimmy Neutron a solid show but never S tier
American Dad too low
Listened to Sam Seder on a previous vaush segment a while back and thought "wow, he sounds like Hugo"
I’m pulling my hair out! No gargoyles, swat cats, REBOOT!, X MEN! Batman beyond was badass though good call.
My animated show tier list (the real and based one)
S Tier: Uncle Grandpa
F Tier: Every other show because they're all shit
All i remember from uncle grandpa was that it was a fever dream that you would walk away from feeling like your memory was just wiped
Your comment is the definition of "I am cringe, but I am free."
@@truexenith8596 you dare call the modern Mona Lisa that is Uncle Grandpa "cringe"?
@@zviyeri9117 destiny fans wouldn't mind
@@johnjowley2223 Take it as a complement, for being so bold.
I feel old because most of these I have not heard of. I grew up watching Ed edd and eddy, Dexter's laboratory, courage the cowardly dog, DBZ, and so on.
ed, edd, and eddy is straight up better than everything on that list besides _maybe_ avatar, ngl.
A few animation takes:
1) Rocko's Modern Life did adult humor in a kid's show far better than Ren and Stimpy
2) LOK gets too much hate (even though it has a pretty bad second season)
3) Bojack Horseman is simultaneously a great show and also highly overrated
Didn't see it mentioned anywhere on the tier lists, but I'd like to add that if you've never seen Dr. Katz Professional Therapist please watch it; it's one of the funniest animated shows ever despite the lo-fi animation (which I think is part of the charm)
bro bojack is so depressing i can't watch that shit and t has too many celeb references i don't understand
wait are there just like pre-made tier lists floating around? I thought you had to make them. Sincerely shocked.
I remember Oswald I found a clip of it recently and it reminded me of how comforting that show is.
1:01 This is what happens when when you only watch a Season 1 episode of Bob's lol
I’m 10 minutes in and if old spongebob isnt brought up I’m gonna cry
WHY ISNT SPONGEBOOB ON THIS DAMN TIERLIST BUT EVERY OTHER CARTOON IS
Oh nvm it’s 2010s only
I swear to god if there’s no spongebob in the 2000s list bc it came out in 1999 I’m going to die
I’m going to break down mentally
FINALLY WEVE MADE IT I SEE IT RIGHT THERE
I expect the clone wars to be in S tier or else there will be blood
He hasn't even watched it 🤣
@@Wavy- my disappointment is immeasurable, and I am angry
The clone armour does do one thing: It makes them die in one hit
This must simply be my favorite opening to a Vaush segment ever. It feels like he was spawned in his chair with everything already set up and a vague idea of what he's supposed to be doing, only to be met by a giant and arbitrary list of cartoons that he doesn't even recognize half of, which perfectly compliments the artificial feeling that the ubiquitous Tier List brings both visually and conceptually. Later, mistaking the title 'We Bear Bears' as 'The Three Bears', he quickly declares that he's seen one episode of the show and drags it into Tier B before noting that he, "remembers it being cute... maybe?"
At this point in the video, you move the cursor a bit and realize it is over 40 minutes long with cuts.
I feel old since I recognized every cartoon from the 90s and watched most of it.
Vaush's take on Regular Show ACTUALLY triggered me. Previous plot points and events weren't always in the foreground but they clearly left lingering effects just like in real life. Mordecai's relationship with Margaret, and Skips's past as an immortal being are perfect examples. They're important details but they dont carry the show, each character has their own arc.
also not to mention the fact thomas was a literal russian spy, and that whole arch
Redwall is the best lesser known animated series
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Dammit Vaush, not only do you not know music but you've never seen Venture Brothers?!
That may have hurt the most. Venture Bros is such a good show!
Orchardites seething
Alright I was in chat for this one and I disagree heavily with Vaush on Adventure Time, it's easily S tier.
he says it's bogged down by how long it is, however I'm inclined to say it's strength is it's length.
Unlike SU Adventure Time is an episodic show with plot and overarching story elements, not the other way around, so there really isn't filler.
Vaush says the average quality is lower but I HAVE to disagree, you could take almost any episode of AT from like season 3 onward and there will be a HIGH likelihood it'll be like one of the best episodes of any show you've ever seen.
Yeah I can agree with that though I'm not a big fan of Adventure Time I can pretty much say that that thing pretty much set the standard for the decade. Along with Gravity Falls especially since pretty much every person who worked in that show has worked on every other show for the last 7 years
> from season 3 onwards
I do honestly think s1-2 drag it down as a quality show tbh
@@Cruxin The thing is, Season 1 and especially 2 have consistently good quality, but usually didn't go the extra mile into being truly iconic, I'd say that's more of a testament to how strong the rest of the series is more than a diss on the first 2 seasons, both of which are still really good.
There were some real banger moments in that show!
@@UnorthodoxIndividual i remember them being a tad too juvenile and childish for my taste but that may just be my memory, idk
I love that Vorsh loves Avatar as much as I do
I like how not a single person brought up the fact that Vaush had a debate with the creator of Catscratch
I can't believe he skipped right over Code Lyoko.
How do we have Teen Titans on here but not the 2003 TMNT??? It gets slept on it's unfair 😭
... Was The Cleveland Show really THAT bad??? I dont remember it being all too bad
Vaush missing out on some GOATs like literally all adaptations of TMNT, 6Teen, Total Drama Island, Fosters Home for Imaginary Friends, Hamtaro, Filmore, League of Super Evil, Jackie Chan Adventures, The Proud Family, Code Lyoko, The Weekenders, Beast Wars, Gargoyles, Reboot, and The Wild Thornberries
Over the Garden Wall deserves to have its unique teir in the 2010's section like ATLA had in the 2000's imo... IF IT WERE THERE!!!
"And here is where I'd put my OtGW... IF I HAD ONE!"
I fucking STAN Infinity Train (minus book 4) but idk if I could objectively put it above bojack horseman
I feel like book 4 had a lot of executive meddling. Owen Dennis hinted that he wanted the two leads to be gay, but cartoon network wouldn't let him.
@@brianvaira486 even outside of the main characters not being openly gay (I think they did a decent job at gay coding them enough so most audiences would get it), one of my main problems with book 4 is that the plot kind of just meanders around with no rhyme or reason, and then when the main characters are finally getting some positive development, it's episode 8 and then 5 seconds later, the dumbest plot contrivance I have ever seen happens. Also FUCK KEZ, SHE IS A NULL IN MY EYES BECAUSE SHE IS WITHOUT A DOUBT, THE ABSOLUTE WORST PART ABOUT BOOK 4 AND ALL OF INFINITY TRAIN IMO. And no you don't get to suddenly redeem yourself with a sad Lizard story shoehorned in at the very end of episode 9 (I think, I've only watched book 4 twice because I have ZERO desire to watch it again) and then just go "I'm SoRrY" to everyone's lives that she fucked over, again shifting the focus away from the main protagonists that got little to no development throughout the whole season, tbh the best part of book 4 is the memory tape episode and the best part of that episode is Amelia vibing with One. Also one last thing, they got the man, the myth, the legend, J.K. Simmons to voice fuckin pig baby?!?!?! C'mon guys, you can't just waste J. Jonah Jameson like that. But yeah overall, infinity train is still one of my favourite animated shows ever, but book 4 REALLY drags down the show as an overall package, or as my really good friend put it, book 4 is the shrek 3 of infinity train. However if anyone here enjoyed book 4, then by all means let me know what you got out of it, cause I got absolutely nothing tbh. (Sorry for the essay, it's just that this show is very near and dear to my heart)
@@brianvaira486 Book 4 was a really good season, it was just a terrible final season. if we had gotten all 8 books, i imagine i would've put Book 4 in the high tiers - it was a really solid and tightly written story (you're probably right though, i think they were supposed to be gay - Lake was definitely supposed to be trans too.)
I watched 4 minutes, but I hadn't heard "Tamako Market" mentioned yet, so I left.
Batman Beyond was so fucking good!
Hilda was so cute, but unironically, the incredibly strong brittish accents got to me
The Samurai Jack bit made me so happy.
I still think Samurai Jack should be in it's own tier. Jack vs the Ninja, the three blind archers, the princess and the bounty hunters. Those three episodes, along with many more were just pure art that had no reason being as good as they were.
@@ararepotato1420 if you love Samurai Jack, you should watch Primal. It’s from the same creator that is about a caveman trying to survive in a hostile world. There is no spoken dialogue but it’s able conveyed a story (that’s can be surprisingly emotional at time)
@@rynegreen7902 It's on my watch list. I'll get to it eventually.
I hardly recognise any of the 2010 stuff, mostly because I stopped watching cartoons by then. And yeah the 90s list is woefully incomplete. Where is Captain Planet? Or The Magic School Bus? Extreme Ghostbusters? The 90s had a lot of great cartoons. Vaush is missing out! Or maybe it is just my nostalgia speaking.
Oh and Totally Spies should definitely have been rated higher.
Swat cats was fucking awesome also 3d starwars was excellent
Thank god I'm not the only one with that take on Teen Titans Go. I never saw the original Teen Titans and I think Go was decent. Seriously feels like everyone just mad it's not like the other show they like.
My dude needs to watch kim possible it seems
Vaush really going at me for liking baby shows
As told by ginger, batman, Jackie chan adventures, hamtaro, did vaush even watch tv? I remember puffy amiyumi and Sagwa well too. Also Static Shock is SS tier, no cap.
Mucha Lucha!?
Based and Gravity Falls-pilled
I haven't seen a lot of these tbh, but Craig of the Creek above Rick n Morty huh... Yeeeeah, Vaush media takes be on point as always!
I feel like a lot of 00’s shows are misremembered as 90’s cartoons, and that’s why the seemingly short list
FINALLY, a BASED take on Mao Mao
can't believe you hesitated that much on bojack
edit 1: also my man did amphibia dirty
edit 2: I would've even gone further with hilda into S
edit 3: did vaush really miss the owl house?
edit 4: PLEASE tell me vaush has seen final space but just missed it on the list, that show is such an underrated hit
edit 5: he also missed dragon prince?!? Wtf
The owl house is already 2020's cartoon. wasn't on the list. but definitely S tear from me.
@@LuisMartinez-jk3yo I saw it on the list.
I thought I did anyway. I can’t find it anymore
12:12 cursed, don’t click
The fact that Futurama was not even MENTIONED is a fucking insult to the gods
I'm glad Vaush sees the beauty in TTG
Well, somebody's 90's weren't ruled by the Disney Afternoon and Super Nintendo... come on Vaush, Duck Tales! The world's biggest freakin' mega-capitalist that literally swims in his pool of wealth is the good guy! Also the title theme songs from that era are some of the most unforgettable... no matter how hard you try
Darkwing duck >>>>>> Duck tales lol. I actually liked the new duck tales show quite a bit though
@@blargh3428 The Duck Cinematic Universe, it's a gas
I think Vaush is too young to have seen many of the 90s shows. Maybe it is just my nostalgia speaking but he is missing a lot of good stuff.
Vaush is in Nostalgia-brain. Avatar was an amazing show, but some of the modern stuff we have like Infinity train easily surpass this.
I'm rewatching Avatar right now and a lot of the first season is pretty kiddie stuff. Sokka being annoying, “mY cAbbAgEs,” etc.
I could imagine if Vaush watched it for the first time today, he might have a very similar reaction to Amphibia, a show that also gets much better with time.
Infinity Train is just pure pog from start to finish though. I hope it gets rebooted before the decade's end.
@@iankellymorris A while back Owen tweeted out an image from the muppets, specifically from a song where they were singing about how the executives deemed the show financially viable and thus no longer canceled. It could be a coincidence so I'm not getting my hopes up, but that feels like some he'd do if he wanted to let the fans know a new season is in pre production and can't officially say anything. I guess we'll have to wait a year or two to see if anything happens
OG Ben 10 was S tier. Dont care what anyone says. The theme song alone carries it to like at least an A and then the rest just blows it out of the park. Also Invader Zim is S tier, dark humour in kids shows is an underrated trope that sadly got censored out.