Animated TV Series

Dragon Ball Z came first. It was created by Akira Toriyama and first aired in 1989. Naruto, created by Masashi Kishimoto, came later and first aired in 2002. Dragon Ball Z is considered one of the most influential and popular anime series of all time, paving the way for many other shonen anime series like Naruto.

Oh, dude, you're talking about "Bestest Friend" from season 1, episode 6 of Invader Zim. In that episode, Zim and GIR go on a sugar-induced rampage after eating too much candy. It's a classic moment in the series, like a sugar rush gone terribly wrong.

Ah, isn't that a fascinating question, my friend? In One Piece, Brook does indeed get his shadow back. It's a heartwarming moment filled with hope and resilience, much like painting a happy little tree in a beautiful landscape. Just remember, in the world of One Piece, anything is possible, just like on our canvas where we can create endless possibilities.

Oh, dude, let me put on my detective hat for this riveting mystery. So, Sally likes numbers that are perfect squares but not numbers that are just one more than a perfect square. In this case, she must like 144 because it's a perfect square, but not 145 because it's just one more. Case closed, Sherlock.

The racer you should never forget is Ayrton Senna. He was a legendary Formula One driver from Brazil who won three World Championships before his tragic death in a racing accident in 1994. Senna is widely regarded as one of the greatest drivers in the history of the sport, known for his exceptional skill, speed, and intense rivalry with fellow driver Alain Prost.

Oh, dude, Madara Uchiha was born way back on December 24th. Yeah, like, Christmas Eve, but I doubt he was spreading holiday cheer with all that Uchiha drama going on. So, yeah, 24th December, a great day for the Uchiha clan, I'm sure.

Some of the television shows that contain seven letters include the following:

All of Us

Banacek

Baretta

Batfink

Blow Out

Bonanza

Caillou

Charmed

Cheez TV

Chowder

Coverup

Digiman

E Street

Firefly

Frasier

Fridays

Get Real

Gundam

Hey Dude

Homtaro

Jackpot

Manhunt

Manimal

McCloud

Mr. Novak

Mutant X

Nay Log

Newhart

Nip/Tuck

Pheonix

Phyllis

Pokemon

Remix TV

Reunion

Riptide

Roswell

Rugrats

Sliders

The Commish

The Insider

The Rookies

The Visitor

The Waltons

Time Cop

Time Cop

Top Chef

Top Gear

Wayside

Webster

Working

Yes, Dear

SpongeBob SquarePants lives at 124 Conch Street, Bikini Bottom, Pacific Ocean. (Bikini Bottom's Zip Code is never revealed, and it might not even have any Zip Code.) SpongeBob's home phone number is 555-9196. The number is revealed in Issue #3 of SpongeBob Comics. However, the number is pretty much useless, because no area code is revealed. I tried calling the number and it said your call could not be completed.

In the anime series "Bleach," Momo Hinamori is injured by Sosuke Aizen in Episode 46, titled "Authentic Records! School of Shinigami." Aizen's betrayal and attack on Momo are pivotal moments in the series, leading to significant developments in the storyline. This event marks a turning point in Momo's character arc and sets the stage for future conflicts within the Soul Society.

As the moon is an inanimate object and does not possess consciousness or the ability to watch cartoons, it does not have preferences for any specific kind of cartoons. The moon's surface reflects sunlight, appearing to change shape throughout the month due to its orbit around the Earth. It does not have the capacity to watch or enjoy entertainment like cartoons.

Oh, dude, Junjou Romantica is in the yaoi genre, which focuses on romantic relationships between male characters. So, if you're looking for something similar, you might want to check out other yaoi manga titles like Sekaiichi Hatsukoi or Love Stage. But hey, no pressure, read whatever floats your boat!

The creator of the iconic Calvin cartoon character is Bill Watterson.

Aang meets Toph Beifong in the second season of Avatar: The Last Airbender, in the episode titled "The Blind Bandit." This episode is the sixth episode of Book Two: Earth. Toph is introduced as a skilled earthbender who becomes Aang's earthbending teacher and a key member of Team Avatar.

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Raimundo is 16 and Kimiko is 15

kimiko is about 14

Peter Griffin's favorite food is often depicted as being burgers, particularly those from the fast-food chain, McBurgertown. This recurring theme is a running gag in the animated television show "Family Guy," where Peter is shown indulging in burgers frequently throughout the series. Additionally, Peter has also been shown enjoying other types of food, such as pizza, chicken wings, and beer.

Well, isn't that just a happy little question? Thomas Nast's cartoon is a gentle reminder about the importance of taking care of the source of our blessings. Just like how we need to nurture a goose to keep getting golden eggs, we must cherish and protect the things that bring goodness into our lives. It's all about gratitude and stewardship, my friend.

Well, darling, in Ouran High School Host Club, the big reveal that Haruhi is a girl happens in Episode 8, titled "The Refreshing Battle in Karuizawa!" So, if you're looking to relive that moment of shock and awe, that's the episode you need to revisit. Enjoy the drama, honey!

Oh honey, no. Jaden Yuki and Yugi Muto are not related. They're just two duelists from different Yu-Gi-Oh! series who happen to have a passion for card games and saving the world. So, no family drama here, just a whole lot of monster-summoning fun.

According to How to Read (Death Note 13) the writer made Light's life span using an equation he/she doesn't really remember. The rest of the lifespans were simply made up without the use of any mathematics.

The following is disputable (as a previous answerer claimed to have developed the equation on his/her own) but seems to produce reasonable results:

Human lifespans are written in the number of shinigami days. approximately 1 Earth Day is equal to 3556 shinigami days.

To convert someone's lifespan into the number of Earth (human) days they have left to live, simply divide the lifespan by 3,556. To get the number of years, divide that quotient by 365.

*Different person making a note here. If you use this for the anime episode number 3 it doesn't work. Probably a random number like he said ^. However the usage would go like this: Light's time left in episode 3 is 93312639 in shinigami time. You take these number and plug them into this formula: 93312639(years left in shinigami time for light)= X(years left in Human years)x365(human days)x3556(equivalent to one human day)(Round it). Then to know age of death just add his age when Ryuk saw his life span which is 17. So his age of death would be 90. I guess it could be argued that maybe that was his time left without using the death note and that was his predetermined time of death though.

**Another different person, commenting on the other different person. A person's life span is set, no matter what. Light's life span would not have been set to the day when Ryuk *SPOILER* kills him with his Death Note, because Death Notes can only kill someone before their life span is over. Therefore, Light would have supposed to live to 90, and Ryuk got the leftover life span, as normal for a Shinigami which was 71 years.

in the 1980 their 8-9 years old and their triplets

you cant it was created cencored

Tails gets kidnapped in the episode titled "Tails' New Home" from the Sonic the Hedgehog animated series. In this episode, Tails is taken captive by the villainous Dr. Robotnik, who uses him as bait to lure Sonic into a trap. Sonic must then rescue Tails and foil Dr. Robotnik's evil plans.

As an experienced educator, I must clarify that there are not twenty specific caveman cartoons that can be universally considered the "top" in the genre. However, some popular caveman-themed cartoons include "The Flintstones," "Captain Caveman and the Teen Angels," "Cave Kids," and "Dino Boy in the Lost Valley." These cartoons often feature prehistoric settings, humorous situations, and characters who live in a primitive society. Ultimately, the "top" caveman cartoons would depend on individual preferences and critical analysis.

In the last episode of Sonic X, Shadow is seen standing on a cliff overlooking the city. He is contemplating his purpose and role in the world, symbolizing his internal struggle between his past as a weapon and his desire for redemption. This scene serves as a powerful conclusion to Shadow's character arc throughout the series, highlighting his complexity and depth as a character.