Top Ten Cartoons I Like but Almost Everyone Doesn't

This cartoon can be comedy gold to me, and the characters all have unique personalities that appeal to me in different ways. Horace is calm and collected, Roba is the smartest one in the group (referred to as a nerd in Alfe's opinion), but Roba can be easily angered, stressed, and anxious. Alfe is like that one loud friend you like only half the time.

The animation isn't the best, and the art style can take some time to get used to. With the flashing patterns and neon colors, it limits its audience. But overall, it's one of my personal favorites.

This show is, again, one of my favorites, despite being aimed toward younger kids. The art style, in my eyes, is cute. It appeals to those who aren't fond of realistic styles, like myself.

The jokes are pretty funny to me (the Shrimps and Prime Rib episode had me giggling for some reason). The voice acting isn't bad. In fact, I think it fits well with the characters' personalities.

I personally like this cartoon. I recommend it if you love humor.

This cartoon didn't last very long, but when it premiered, I have to admit that I wasn't interested. That changed, however.

If you haven't figured it out already, I'm a weird person. I sat through an episode, and I was hooked. PGBC is a cartoon about four friends living together and going on bizarre adventures.

It's a bit funny, and most of the characters are likable - especially Goat and Cricket, at least for me.

I don't recommend this cartoon for a huge crowd, but you can try it.

This cartoon is comical and has gotten a place in my heart for being so likable (for me, at least). It's pretty interesting, and I find it creative.

I mean, it's not every day that you see a cartoon involving a man who's everyone's uncle and grandpa, a lizard man with incredible strength, a slice of pizza who boasts about his so-called "awesomeness," and a tiger who flies.

I recommend this cartoon, especially if you like weird but fun adventures!

Allow me to briefly switch from kid-friendly shows for just a bit.

I'll be honest, this show isn't as bad as most people make it sound. The humor may not hit you at first, but it's funny at times. The character designs are unique, and the voice acting fits very well.

I don't watch it all the time, but still, it's one of my favorite cartoons.

Back to kids' shows for now.

This show didn't have a good reputation at first. Now it does (I think), but there are still people who don't like it.

I don't watch it a lot, but when I did, Clarence's character reminded me of how some of us acted when we were younger - pure, childish, and free. Along came Sumo, who added a bit more humor to the show. And last but not least, there's Jeff, who is like that one nerdy kid who's still likable.

Not the best, but one of my favorites.

MAD is a lesser-known kids' show that aired on Cartoon Network for a short while. It's based on the magazine, which is more aimed toward teens or adults. Not a lot of people like it, and I'll be honest, it's easy to see why.

However, this show can be funny with the subjects it parodies. It's pretty funny but can gross people out.

Still, it's one of my favorites. However, it's not the best show to watch while you're trying to eat your Spaghetti-O's.

I haven't seen this show in a while, but I remember liking it. I still do, but not as much as I used to. I barely watch it anymore, but sometimes I'll watch some clips.

The characters aren't too likable, but I like them. I didn't even know most people didn't like it.

The humor is okay - not the best, but okay. I'd watch it again, but I'm not that interested in it anymore. I'd give it at least a 4 out of 10.