15 Animated '90s & '00s movies and shows on Netflix to re-watch as an adult
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February 10, 2016 at 6:28pm EST
Here are 15 animated shows and movies from the 1990s and 2000s that you didn’t know were on Netflix.
‘Tarzan’
Wild boy Tarzan helps to protect his animal family against being taken from their home.
‘Anastasia’
Anastasia tries to find her grandmother with the help of two con men.
‘Courage the Cowardly Dog’
Day after day, Courage is forced to protect Murial and Eustace from danger in the middle of nowhere.
‘Hercules’
Half mortal and half god-like, Hercules struggles to become a true hero so he can gain his immortality.
‘Powerpuff Girls’
Sugar, spice, and everything nice, Powerpuff Girls protect their city from Mojo Jojo and many others evildoers.
‘Mulan’
Mulan disguises herself as her father and goes into the army after his death.
‘The Rugrats Movie’
Tommy Pickles gets tired of his newborn brother, Dil, and tries to send him back to where he came from.
‘The Magic School Bus’
Join Ms. Frizzle and the gang on an adventure on the Magic School Bus!
‘The Hunchback of Notre Dame’
Bell ringer Quasimodo must protect the cathedral of Notre Dame and Esmeralda the gypsy from the evil Frollo.
‘The Brave Little Toaster to the Rescue’
The Brave Little Toaster and all his friends try to help save animals from being tested at a laboratory.
‘The Road to El Dorado’
Two con men Tulio and Miguel, find a map to El Dorado and face obstacles along the way.
‘The Emperor’s New Groove’
Emperor Kuzco becomes trapped as a llama and needs to find a way to transform back to himself.
‘Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius’
After their parents get abducted by aliens, Jimmy Neutron and his friends go on a rescue mission to the unknown planet.
‘Totally Spies’
Secret agents Clover, Alex, and Sam fight crime while trying to maintain their personal lives as normal teenagers.
‘Brother Bear’
After young Indian brave Kenai brutally kills a bear, he is transformed into a bear to look at life from the animal’s perspective.
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