List of adult animated web series

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This is a list of adult animated web series. Works in this medium could be considered adult for any number of reasons, which include the incorporation of explicit or suggestive sexual content, graphic violence, profane language, dark humour, or other thematic elements inappropriate for children. Works in this genre may explore philosophical, political, or social issues. Some productions are noted for their complex and/or experimental storytelling and animation techniques. Adult animation is typically defined as animation which skews toward adults. [1] [2] [3] [4] It is also described as something that "formative youths should stay far, far away from" [5] or has adult humor [6] [7] and comes in various styles, [8] [9] [10] [11] but especially sitcoms and comedies. [12] These animations can also "appeal to wide swaths of viewers," including those aged 18–34. [13] [14] Adweek called adult animation "animated projects aimed at grown-ups, not kids." [15]

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This list does not include Japanese, Chinese, or Korean series, as it is much more common in these regions. It also does not include animated films or television series, including those on streaming video on demand platforms such as Netflix, Hulu, Amazon Prime Video, Max, Peacock, Disney+, Apple TV+, and Paramount+. [a]

1990s

TitleSeasons/episodesShow creator(s)YearOriginal channelStudioSource
The God & Devil Show 1 season, 43 episodes Aubrey Ankrum 1999–2001Mondo MediaMondo Media [16]
Like News1 season, 11 episodes Don Asmussen 1999–2001Mondo MediaMondo Media [17]
The Goddamn George Liquor Program 1 season, 8 episodes John Kricfalusi 1997–98spumco.com Spümcø [18]
Happy Tree Friends 5 seasons, 93 episodes Aubrey Ankrum, Rhode Montijo, Kenn Navarro 1999–2016Mondo MediaMondo Media [19]
Starship Regulars 1 season, 10 Rob LaZebnik 1999 icebox.com Icebox [20]
Weekend Pussy Hunt 1 season, 12 episodes John Kricfalusi 1999icebox.com Spümcø [21]

2000s

TitleSeasons/episodesShow CreatorYearOriginal channelStudioSource
Inspector Beaver1 season, 2 episodes David Feiss 2001Mondo MediaMondo Media
The Adventures of Baxter and McGuire 1 season, 8 episodes Michael J. Weithorn and Nick Bakay 2006 Comedy Central [22]
The Adventures of Edward the Less 1 season, 13 episodesMike Dodge2001Scifi.com [23]
Afterworld 1 season, 13 episodesBrent V. Friedman & Michael DeCourceyFebruary 28, 2007YouTube
bud.tv		 [24]
Bloody Bunny4 season, 51 episodes2spotstudio2008–16YouTube2spotstudio
kachdoki Studio
Avex Management
Riff Animation
Hard Drinkin' Lincoln 1 season, 16 episodes Mike Reiss 2000–02icebox.com Icebox [25]
Eddsworld 3 seasons, 39 episodes Edd Gould 2004-2016, 2020–present YouTube, Newgrounds Eddsworld
TurboPunch Ltd.		 [26]
House of Cosbys 1 season, 4 episodes Justin Roiland 2005Channel 101 [27]
How It Should Have Ended 14 seasons, 186 episodesDaniel Baxter, Tommy Watson, Christina "Tina" Alexander2005–present YouTube HowItShouldHaveEnded.com
Lobo1 season, 14 episodes Boyd Kirkland 2000warnerbros.comNoodle Soup Productions, Warner Bros. Animation [28]
Masyanya 1 season, 130+ episodesOleg Kuvaev2001–present NTV Mult.ru [29]
Mundo Canibal1 season, 200 episodesRicardo Piologo, Rodrigo Piologo2004–2014mundocanibal.com, YouTube Irmãos Piologo Produções [30]
Mr. Wong 1 season, 13 episodes Pam Brady, Kyle McCulloch 2000icebox.com Icebox
Mondo Mini Shows
National Lampoon 		[31]
Planet Unicorn 1 season, 6 episodesMike Rose, Tyler Spiers2007Channel 101 Channel 101 [32]
Red vs. Blue 18 seasons, 330 episodes Burnie Burns April 1, 2003–presentRooster Teeth Rooster Teeth Productions [33]
Seth MacFarlane's Cavalcade of Cartoon Comedy 1 season, 50 episodes Seth MacFarlane 2008–09YouTube Fuzzy Door Productions
Main Street Pictures
Media Rights Capital
Fox Television Animation (uncredited)		 [34]
Waterman§1 season, 9 episodesBryan Waterman2003–09NewgroundsWaterman Studios [35]
Xiao Xiao 1 season, 10 episodes Zhu Zhiqiang 2001-02NewgroundsXiaoXiao Movie.com [36]
Zombie College 1 season, 13 episodesEric Kapen2000–01icebox.com Icebox [37]

2010s

TitleSeasons/EpisodesShow creator(s)YearOriginal channelStudioSource
Animatoons1 season, 11 episodesAnderson Mahanski, Felipe Castanhari, Fernando Mendonça2015–2016YouTubeCombo Estúdio
Bravest Warriors 4 seasons, 82 episodes Pendleton Ward 2012–2018YouTube, VRV Frederator Studios
Cartoon Hangover
Nelvana 		[38]
Confinement1 season, 8 episodesLord Bung2017–presentYouTube
Camp Camp 4 seasons, 58 episodesJordan Cwierz
Miles Luna 		2016–2024Rooster Teeth Rooster Teeth Productions [39]
Camp WWE 2 season, 10 episode Seth Green 2016WWE Network (Season 1-2)

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Stoopid Buddy Stoodios
Film Roman 		[40]
The Cyanide & Happiness Show 4 seasons, 41 episodesRob DenBleyker
Dave McElfatrick
Matt Melvin
Kris Wilson		2014–presentYouTube, SeesoExplosm Entertainment
Collective Digital Studio
Studio 71 		[41]
Death Battle 11 seasonsBen Singer
Chad James		2010–presentYouTube
ScrewAttack		ScrewAttack
Rooster Teeth 		[42]
Dick Figures 5 seasons, 54 episodes Ed Skudder
Zack Keller 		2010–15YouTube Mondo Media
6 Point Harness
Remochoso		 [43]
Gentlemen Lobsters1 season, 8 episodesKevin Burrows
Matt Milder		2016SeesoHotHouse Productions [44]
Gen:Lock 1 season, 8 episodes Gray Haddock 2019–presentRooster Teeth Rooster Teeth Productions [45]
Ginger Snaps 1 season, 10 episodesSono Patel2017–presentABCBes Animation
Rubber House
Blue Ribbon Content		 [46]
HarmonQuest 1 season, 10 episodesRyan Elder2016–presentSeesoHarmonious Claptrap
Starburns Industries		 [47]
Hazbin Hotel 1 season, 1 episode [b] Vivienne Medrano October 28, 2019 – presentYouTube SpindleHorse Toons [48]
Hellbenders1 season, 4 episodesZach Hadel
Chris O'Neil		2012–presentYouTube, Newgrounds [49]
Helluva Boss 2 seasons, 11 episodes Vivienne Medrano November 25, 2019 – presentYouTube SpindleHorse Toons [50]
Invageddom1 season, 6 episodesFrazanimation2012-13YouTube
Justice League: Gods and Monsters Chronicles 1 season, 3 episodes Sam Register
Bruce Timm		2015MachinimaDC Entertainment
Warner Bros. Animation
Blue Ribbon Content		 [51]
King Star King 1 season, 6 episodesJJ Villard, Eric Kaplan2014 Adult Swim Kurtis
Titmouse, Inc.
Williams Street
Mirari Films (pilot)		 [52]
Krogzilla 1 season, 10 episodes Cory Edwards 2012Shut Up! CartoonsSilly Master Media
Green Shoe Animation		 [53]
Lloyd the Rock'n Unicorn1 seasons, 10 episodesColin Fleming2012-14YoutubeToonocracy
Meta Runner 3 seasons, 28 episodesKevin Lerdwichagul
Luke Lerdwichagul		2019–22YouTube Glitch Productions [54]
Porkchop 'n Flatscreen1 seasons, 40 episodesEmezie Okorafor2012–presentYouTube
RWBY 8 seasons, 106 episodes Monty Oum 2013–presentRooster Teeth Rooster Teeth Animation [55]
RWBY Chibi 1 season, 40 episodes Monty Oum 2016–presentRooster Teeth Rooster Teeth Animation [56]
Super Café 4 seasons, 17 episodesDaniel Baxter, Tommy Watson, Christina "Tina" Alexander2012–presentHowItShouldHaveEnded.com YouTube
Shaaark!1 season, 7 episodesPhil watson2011YouTube
The Shtreimels1 season, 2 episodes Or Paz
Tom Trager 		2011YouTube Sugar Zaza
SuperFuckers 1 season, 12 episodes James Kochalka 2012–13YouTube Frederator Studios
Cartoon Hangover
Top Shelf Productions
Bardel Entertainment
Kochalka Quality 		[57]
Too Cool! Cartoons 1 season, 11 episodes Fred Seibert 2013–14Cartoon Hangover Frederator Studios [58]
Thunder McWylde1 season, 7 episodesRoss Everett
J.D. Maccoby
Frank Chad Muniz		2013 YouTube Danboe Productions, Inc.
Facestrong Productions		 [59]
Transformers: Combiner Wars 1 season, 8 episodeEric S. Calderon
George Krstic
F.J. DeSanto		2016go90 Hasbro Studios
Tatsunoko Production
Machinima, Inc. 		[60]
Villain's Pub 3 seasons, 14 episodesDaniel Baxter, Tommy Watson, Christina "Tina" Alexander2014–presentHowItShouldHaveEnded.com YouTube

2020s

TitleSeasons/EpisodesShow CreatorYearOriginal channelStudioSource
The Walten Files1 season, 4 episodesMartin Walls2020-present YouTube Martin Walls
Internecion Cube 1 season, 3 episodesLiam Vickers2020YouTube
Killer Bean Web Series 1 season, 2 episodesJeff Lew2020YouTube
The Stockholms1 season, 10 episodesMike Salcedo2020–presentYouTubeExplosm Entertainment
Octopie Network		 [61]
Song Machine 1 season, 9 episodes Gorillaz 2020–presentYouTube The Line [62]
Murder Drones 1 season, 8 episodesLiam Vickers2021-2024YouTube Glitch Productions [63]
Studio Killers 404 1 season, 1 episode Studio Killers 2021–presentYouTubeVisible Realms
Lopey2 seasons, 17 episodesAlexander2022–2024YouTubeHand Studios [64]
The Amazing Digital Circus 1 season, 4 episodesGooseworx2023-presentYouTube Glitch Productions [65]

See also

Notes

  1. ↑ Other streaming platforms include YouTube Premium, Google TV, YouTube TV, Facebook Watch, CW Seed, VRV, YouTube Red (now called YouTube Premium), Crunchyroll, Crave, and many more. Shows on sites on Newgrounds or on general YouTube channels are not streaming platforms, so they cannot be considered streaming TV
  2. ↑ Only the pilot has been released so far

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