Futurama
Numerous lists of the top adult cartoons include this one. Despite the fact that Futurama ended in 2013, its reruns and appearance on Netflix helped to maintain its appeal. This science fiction cartoon series centers on Fry, a pizza delivery kid who unintentionally undergoes cryogenic freezing and awakens in the year 3127. It’s undoubtedly one of those comedic cartoons that also has the power to move viewers emotionally and make them care about the characters. There are some real heartbreakers in there!
Daria
Undoubtedly, Daria had a major influence on a lot of kids who are now adults. A misanthropic young girl who attends high school is the book’s title character. Many people might be unaware that, prior to the creation of the spin-off, Daria was originally a female foil character in Beavis and Butthead. The program has “alternative”-looking characters, clever writing, rock music, and makes some social commentary on things like class and pop culture. Even though show was only on television from 1997 to 2002, Daria is still popular with young adults today.
Samurai Jack
Today’s millennials have a particular place in their hearts for Samurai Jack. The program was resurrected early this year with a fifth season to wrap up the plot after airing from 2001 to 2004. It’s unlike any other animated series since it centers on a warrior who is transported through time to a dismal future. Then he makes an attempt to change the atrocities he saw in the past. Although it was ostensibly a children’s program, the themes and stories were so serious that the classification appears, at best, arbitrary. The program has won four Primetime Emmy Awards and been praised by critics. All of the youngsters from the 1990s were thrilled and nostalgic about its reappearance in 2017.
