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(#1) Zoids: Chaotic Century
- Carol Anne-Day, Matthew Erickson, C. Adam Leigh
While young people piloting animalistic robots isn't the most original premise, Zoids still provided great robo-animal action and drama. Viewers still tuned in to see Van Flyheight merge with his Zoid in the hopes of preventing a major war.
Oh, and to see robot lions fight robot dinosaurs, because that's objectively awesome.
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(#6) Mobile Suit Gundam: The 08th MS Team
An often-overlooked Gundam series in the United States, Mobile Suit Gundam: The 08th MS Team provided intense robot fighting action, political intrigue, and a love story all rolled into one. This series followed the main Gundam continuity, following the struggles of the One Year War between the Federation and Zeong forces.
Despite being in canon, fans can watch the series without it being mired in continuity.
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(#7) Zatch Bell!
- Debi Derryberry, Wally Wingert, Konami Yoshida, Saffron Henderson, Tomoko Akiya, Jason Spisak, 高山久子, Satomi Koorogi, Houko Kuwashima, Takahiro Sakurai, Ai Maeda, Rie Kugimiya
Zatch Bell was a unique battle anime that starred a kind of magical war puppet in a dress. One hundred Mamodo (small, powerful beings) are sent to Earth to battle every 1,000 years to determine who is the king of the Mamodo world. Each Mamodo has to find a human partner to cast spells from the Mamado's spell book.
This series is an old school Toonami treasure, even if it wasn't particularly memorable.
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(#17) Tenchi Universe
- Takeshi Aono, Petrea Burchard, Debi Derryberry
Tenchi Universe is most people's first harem anime. Loosely based on the Tenchi Muyo! OVAs, Tenchi Universe follows the space explorations of Tenchi and his alien friends. While its plot and characters are absolutely ridiculous (e.g. a bunny that turns into a spaceship), this was a fun and light-hearted series that appealed to most sci-fi fans.
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(#11) Megas XLR
- Clancy Brown, Kevin Michael Richardson, Steven Blum, David DeLuise, Wendee Lee
A giant battle robot that's based off hot rods? SOLD! Megas XLR featured an awesome adventure as heroes Coop, Kiva, and Jamie defended Earth against the alien Glorft menace. It was truly a passionate American homage to classic Japanese mecha anime.
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(#14) The Real Adventures of Jonny Quest
- Frank Welker, Quinton Flynn, J.D. Roth
This continuation of the 1960s cartoon featured a teenage Jonny and Hadji teaming with up with Race Bannon's daughter, Jessie, to go on more archeological adventures and mysteries.
On top of that, the show also took on cyberspace by having adventures in the cybernetic "Quest World." It was a new (at the time) spin on an old classic.
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At the first adult swimming conference, Crunchyroll and the Toonami team announced the establishment of a partnership. Fena: Pirate Princess, is the original series launched in 2021. Toonami once again collaborated with Crunchyroll, the world's most popular anime brand, to produce a new anime series, which surprises fans of adult swim shows. Toonami is a program block of the cable TV channel Cartoon Network, known for its bold and satirical animated TV series.
From 1999 to 2008, this TV block introduced many classic animes to the audience, some of which continue to define a generation. The random tool lists 21 dated Toonami TV shows.
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