Cartoons of the 90s that you had forgotten

It told the story of a group of heroes made of silver and steel, who fought against the forces of evil in space. The Captain Telescope recruited the SilverHawks to fight the Monster, an alien that can be transformed into metal armor with the help of the Limbo Moonstar in the Transformation Chamber.

Animated series of the company Hanna-Barbera, created by Christian and Yvon Tremblay, was issued from 1993 to 1995, year in which it was canceled because it was considered very violent and outside the parameters of the cartoons produced by Hanna-Barbera. It had a total of twenty three episodes, three unfinished and a special one, in 1994.

The story of the Swat Kats takes place in a fictional city called MegaKat, a New York-type city, where its inhabitants are anthropomorphic cats called "kats", who live in a society similar to the human one, with crime, politics, economics , government.

It is a fictional series released on September 18, 1964, created by Doug Wildey for the American animation company Hanna-Barbera. The episodes were 25 minutes long and its first season consisted of 26 episodes, ending in 1965.

It is about the adventures of a boy named Jonny Quest, who accompanies his father, Dr. Benton C. Quest in his around the world journeys. Beside him there was the pilot Roger T. "Race" Bannon, in charge of the different transports, and together they face unprecedented dangers. Later, a new character would appear who would become a co-star, Hadji, a Hindu boy who befriends Johnny and also appears in the animation a pet, the dog Bandido.

It is an animated American television series that was produced by Rankin / Bass Productions, the same one that created the SilverHawks, The Tigers of the Sea, the last one was created as part of the series of comic books. It was released on January 23, 1985 and is based on the characters created by Theodore Walter "Tobin" Wolf; directed by the Japanese Katsuhito Akiyama.

The series follows the adventures of a group of extraterrestrial humanoid felines. To achieve greater interest of the audience, despite the fact that the series is of American origin, its creator mixed American drawings and anime (a Japanese animation) based on the sleeves, which at that time, was something still very new in the United States.

He-Man and The Masters of the Universe was one of the most popular series in the 80s and 90s. "He-Man" was characterized by superhuman strength derived from the magical powers in Grayskull Castle.

It belongs to the DC Comics universe since it bought the character. It is characterized by its superhuman strength. He-Man, his friends and also with the collaboration of his sister She-Ra who lives on another planet, both try to defend the kingdom of Eternia and the secrets of Grayskull Castle from the forces of Skeletor and also from Hordak.

It is a series of American television created in 1993 by Rick Ungar and emitted that year during three seasons. Despite its cancellation on American television, the series achieved worldwide fame so plans were made to give it continuity in countries such as the United Kingdom, Australia and Finland.

It tells the story of three humanized mice (Throttle, Modo, and Vinnie) who love to drive motorcycles. The humanized mice  escape from their home planet, Mars, for an ecological disaster caused by the Plutarkians who landed by force in the city of Chicago where they meet Charlene Charley Davidson, a mechanic of charming beauty. They also discover that their enemies also came to Earth to plunder and exploit their natural resources.

Nintendo Super Mario Bros. They were originally broadcasted through their first distribution round for the most independent or Fox television networks in 1989. The replay episodes and Club Mario Re-edited episodes were aired until September 1991 .

Many of us will remember with nostalgia the legendary "Mario Bros" cartoon show. That's right, the well-known plumber of our video-games had his own caricature, which also had special clips from The Legend of Zelda.

It was an animated series of American origin produced in the 90s. It was produced by DIC Entertainment from 1994 to 1995. Later, in 1996, Street Sharks partnered with Dino Vengers.

The Street Sharks central plot focused on the life of a group of justices, half men / half sharks, which became very popular during the 90s. Many compared it with the Ninja Turtles.

The True Ghostbusters is an animated series based on the movie The Ghostbusters, and although it was released in the 80s, many enjoyed this unique animation ten years later.

The series continues the adventures of Dr. Peter Venkman, Egon Spengler and Ray Stantz, Winston Zeddemore, secretary Janine Melnitz and his pet, the ghost Slimer, in the business of the investigation of paranormal phenomena.

It is another of those great animated series produced by the Canadian company Nelva and that was exhibited in Latin America by Nickelodeon in the 90s. These cartoons were created specifically by Robin Steele and Brianne Leary. It premiered in 1996 and had a total of 43 episodes.