List of animated television series of 1994

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This is a list of animated television series first aired in 1994.

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Animated television series first aired in 1994
TitleSeasonsEpisodesCountryYearOriginal channelTechnique
Aaahh!!! Real Monsters 4 52 US1994–1997 Nickelodeon Traditional
Aladdin: The Series 3 86 US1994–1995 The Disney Channel, Syndication, CBS Traditional
The Baby Huey Show 126US1994–1995 Syndication Traditional
BattleTech: The Animated Series 113US1994 Fox Traditional
Beastly BehaviourUK1994 Channel 4 Traditional
Beethoven 113US1994 CBS Traditional
The Brothers Grunt 142US, Canada1994–1995 MTV Traditional
Budgie the Little Helicopter 339UK1994–1996 Fox Kids, CITV Traditional
Bump in the Night 2 26 US1994–1995 ABC Stop-Motion/Live-Action
The Busy World of Richard Scarry 5 65 US, Canada, France1994–1997 Showtime, Nickelodeon Traditional
Caroline et ses amis252France1994–1996 France 2 Traditional
Conan and the Young Warriors 113US1994 CBS Traditional
Les Contes du chat perché115France1994 Canal+ Traditional
Creepy Crawlers 223US, France1994–1996 Syndication Traditional
The Critic 2 23 US1994–1995 ABC, Fox Traditional
Davy Crockett126France1994 TF1 Traditional
Detective Bogey152Spain1994–1996 TVE Traditional
Dino Babies 226US1994–1996 BBC One/BBC Two, TCC, YTV Traditional
Dr. Zitbag's Transylvania Pet Shop 465UK, France1994–1997 TF1 Traditional
Duckman 4 70 US1994–1997 USA Network Traditional
Fantastic Four 2 26 US1994–1996 Syndication Traditional
Fourways Farm 125UK1994–1995 Channel 4 Stop motion
Free Willy 221US, Canada1994–1995 ABC Traditional
Gargoyles 3 78 US1994–1997 ABC, Syndication Traditional
The Head 214US1994–1996 MTV Traditional
Highlander: The Animated Series 240US, France1994–1996 USA Network, Syndication Traditional
Insektors 2 26 France1994–1995 Direct-to-Video, YTV, Channel 4, Canal+, Nickelodeon CGI
Iron Man 2 26 US1994–1996 Syndication Traditional
Jay Jay the Jet Plane 4 62 US1994CGI
Jin Jin and the Panda Patrol 126China, US1994Traditional
Katie and Orbie 6 78 Canada1994–1996, 2001–2003 Family Channel Traditional (1994–2001), Flash (2002–2003)
Kolme ässää133Finland1994–1998 Yle TV2 Traditional
Léo et Popi5104France1994–1997 France 3 Traditional
Life with Louie 339US1994–1998 Fox Traditional
Magic Adventures of Mumfie 3 79 UK1994–1998 CITV Traditional
The Magic House 352UK1994–1996 ITV Stop motion
The Magic School Bus 4 52 US, Canada1994–1997 PBS Traditional
The Magicletters126Spain1994 [1] TV3 Traditional
Mario All Stars140US1994 The Family Channel Traditional
Mega Man 2 27 US, Japan1994–1996 Syndication Traditional
Molly's Gang126UK1994–1995 CITV Stop motion
Mon Âne230France1994–1996 France 3 Stop motion
Monster Force 113US, Canada1994 Syndication Traditional
Monty 113UK1994–1995 BBC1 Traditional
Mutant League 240US1994–1996Traditional
Once Upon a Time... The Discoverers 1 26 France1994 France 3, Canal+ Traditional
Les Pastagums126France1994 France 3 Traditional
Phantom 2040 1 35 US, France1994–1996 Syndication Traditional
ReBoot 4 48 Canada1994–2001 YTV
Discovery Kids 		CGI
Red Planet 13US1994 Fox Kids Traditional
Robinson Sucroe 126Canada, France1994–1995 France 2, BBC, Teletoon, RTP2, Canal Panda Traditional
Short Circutz 132Canada1994–1996 YTV CGI
The Silver Brumby 339Australia1994–1998 Network Ten Traditional
Skeleton Warriors 113US1994 CBS Traditional
Space Ghost Coast to Coast 11 109 US1994–2004, 2006–2008 Cartoon Network, Adult Swim Traditional (1994–1996), Flash (1997–2008)
Spider-Man 5 65 US1994–1998 Fox Kids Traditional
Street Sharks 340US1994–1997 Syndication Traditional
Teddy Trucks 113UK1994 BBC, Sky One Traditional
The Tick 3 36 US1994–1996 Fox Kids Traditional
Vartmaan 126India1994–1995 DD National CGI
Where on Earth Is Carmen Sandiego? 4 40 US1994–1999 Fox Kids Traditional
Wild C.A.T.s 113US, Canada1994–1995 CBS Traditional
William's Wish Wellingtons 226UK1994–1996 BBC One/BBC Two Traditional
Willy Fog 2 1 26 Spain1994–1995 [2] [3] La 2 Traditional
Zoo Cup 152France1994 Canal+ Traditional

Anime television series first aired in1994

TitleSeasonsEpisodesCountryYearOriginal channelTechnique
Akazukin Chacha 1 74 Japan1994–1995 TV Tokyo Traditional
Asobo Toy-chan153Japan1994–1996Traditional
Asobou! Hello Kitty 126Japan1994 TV Tokyo Traditional
Blue Seed 126Japan1994–1995 TV Tokyo Traditional
The Brave Police J-Decker 148Japan1994–1995 ANN (Nagoya TV)Traditional
Captain Tsubasa J 1 47 Japan1994–1995 Fuji TV Traditional
Chō Kuse ni Narisō 139Japan1994–1995 NHK Traditional
Daisuki! Nendomama 19Japan1994–1995 NHK Stop motion
DNA² 112Japan1994 Nippon TV Traditional
Fushigina Ano Ko wa Sutekina Kono Ko1154Japan1994–1997 NHK Traditional
Gakkō no Kowai Uwasa: Hanako-san ga Kita!! 435Japan1994–1995 Fuji TV Traditional
Gene Diver 156Japan1994–1995 NHK Traditional
Ginga Sengoku Gun'yūden Rai 152Japan1994–1995 TV Tokyo Traditional
Goal FH 139Japan1994 NHK Traditional
Haō Taikei Ryū Knight 152Japan1994–1995 TV Tokyo Traditional
Huckleberry Finn Monogatari 126Japan1994–1995 NHK Traditional
Karaoke Senshi Mike Jirō 120Japan1994–1995 NHK Traditional
Kyōfu no Kyō-chan 17Japan1994–1995 Fuji TV Traditional
The Legend of Snow White 152Japan1994–1995 NHK Traditional
Macross 7 149Japan1994–1995 MBS Traditional
Magic Knight Rayearth 1 20 Japan1994–1995 NNS (ytv)Traditional
Magical Circle Guru Guru 145Japan1994–1995 TV Asahi Traditional
Marmalade Boy 176Japan1994–1995 TV Asahi Traditional
Metal Fighter Miku 113Japan1994 TV Tokyo Traditional
Mobile Fighter G Gundam 1 49 Japan1994–1995 TV Asahi Traditional
Montana Jones 152Japan, Italy1994–1995 NHK Traditional
Omakase Scrappers 139Japan1994–1995 NHK Traditional
Oyako Club 1818Japan1994–2013 Fuji TV Traditional
Pacusi 118Japan1994–1995 NHK Stop motion
Red Baron 1 49 Japan1994–1995 Nippon TV Traditional
Robot Pulta 47Japan1994–present NHK Stop motion
Saikin Ponta112Japan1994–1995 NHK Traditional
Sailor Moon S 138Japan1994–1995 TV Asahi Traditional
Shinken Densetsu: Tight Road 113Japan1994 TV Tokyo Traditional
Soccer Fever 151Japan, Italy1994–1995 NHK Traditional
Tico of the Seven Seas 139Japan1994 Fuji TV Traditional
Tonde Burin 151Japan1994–1995 MBS Traditional
Tottemo! Luckyman 150Japan1994–1995 TV Tokyo Traditional
Yamato Takeru 137Japan1994 JNN (TBS)Traditional

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References

  1. ↑ "Les Magilletres - Sèrie" (in Catalan). Archived from the original on 2016-05-08. Retrieved 18 February 2023.
  2. ↑ "TV guide - Willy Fog II 1st episode at La 2". ABC (in Spanish) (Madrid ed.). 24 September 1994. p. 118. Retrieved 18 February 2023.
  3. ↑ "TV guide - Willy Fog II 25th episode at La 2". ABC (in Spanish) (Madrid ed.). 8 January 1995. p. 134. Retrieved 18 February 2023.
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