2000 in animation

Years in animation: 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003
Centuries: 20th century · 21st century · 22nd century
Decades: 1970s 1980s 1990s 2000s 2010s 2020s 2030s
Years: 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003

Events in 2000 in animation.

Events

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Films released

Main article: List of animated feature films of 2000

Television series debuts

Main article: List of animated television series of 2000
Date Title Channel Year
January 8 Rainbow Fish HBO 2000
February 1 Poochini Syndication 2000–2003
February 26 Max Steel Kids' WB 2000–2002
The Weekenders ABC, Toon Disney 2000–2004
March 6 Mobile Suit Gundam Wing Cartoon Network 2000
March 9 God, the Devil and Bob NBC
April 2 JBVO Cartoon Network 2000–2001
April 3 Between the Lions PBS Kids 2000–2010
April 5 Exposure Syfy 2000–2002
April 14 The Bob Clampett Show Cartoon Network 2000–2001
May 31 Clerks: The Animated Series ABC, Comedy Central 2000–2002
June 17 Cardcaptors Kids' WB 2000–2001
June 26 Spy Groove MTV 2000–2002
July 6 Hand Maid May Wowow 2000
July 7 Dinozaurs Fox Kids 2000
July 28 Baby Blues The WB, Adult Swim 2000–2002
August 5 Action Man (2000) Fox Kids 2000–2001
August 8 Sammy NBC 2000
August 14 Dora the Explorer Nickelodeon 2000–2019
August 26 Maggie and the Ferocious Beast Nick Jr. 2000–2002
Generation O! Kids' WB 2000–2001
September 3 Playboy's Dark Justice Playboy TV 2000–2001
September 4 Clifford the Big Red Dog PBS Kids 2000–2003
September 8 The New Adventures of Madeline Playhouse Disney 2000–2001
September 9 Jackie Chan Adventures Kids' WB 2000–2005
Teacher's Pet ABC, Toon Disney 2000–2002
Kong: The Animated Series Syndication 2000–2001
George Shrinks PBS Kids 2000–2003
September 23 Static Shock Kids' WB 2000–2004
September 30 Corduroy PBS Kids 2000–2003
Marvin the Tap-Dancing Horse 2000–2002
Seven Little Monsters 2000–2003
Timothy Goes to School 2000–2001
October 2 Buzz Lightyear of Star Command ABC, UPN
October 5 Pelswick Nickelodeon 2000–2002
October 14 Pokémon: The Johto Journeys Kids' WB 2000–2001
October 25 As Told by Ginger Nickelodeon 2000–2006
November 4 X-Men: Evolution Kids' WB 2000–2003
November 6 Blue Submarine No. 6 Cartoon Network 2000
November 13 3-2-1 Penguins! Direct to video 2000–2008
November 17 Sheep in the Big City Cartoon Network 2000–2002
December 6 TV Funhouse Comedy Central 2000–2001
December 21 The Brak Show Cartoon Network, Adult Swim 2000–2003
Sealab 2021 2000–2005
December 30 Aqua Teen Hunger Force 2000–2015
Harvey Birdman, Attorney at Law 2000–2007

Television series endings

Date Title Channel Year Notes
January 8 The Brothers Flub Nickelodeon 1999–2000 Cancelled
January 22 KaBlam! 1996–2000 Ended
Science Court ABC 1997–2000 Cancelled
Flying Rhino Junior High CBS 1998–2000
January 30 Ace Ventura: Pet Detective CBS, Nickelodeon 1995–2000 Ended
February 12 Superman: The Animated Series Kids' WB 1996–2000
The New Batman/Superman Adventures 1997–2000 Cancelled
February 16 Noddy PBS Kids 1998–2000
February 22 Archie's Weird Mysteries PAX TV 1999–2000
February 26 The Avengers: United They Stand Fox Kids
February 27 Sabrina: The Animated Series ABC, UPN
March 2 I Am Weasel Cartoon Network 1997–2000 Ended
March 25 Detention Kids' WB 1999–2000 Cancelled
March 28 God, the Devil and Bob NBC 2000 Cancelled; remaining episodes aired in 2011 on Adult Swim.
March 31 Histeria! Kids' WB 1998–2000 Cancelled
April 3 Roughnecks: Starship Troopers Chronicles Syndication 1999–2000
April 22 Godzilla: The Series Fox Kids 1998–2000
May 1 George and Martha HBO 1999–2000
May 2 Totally Tooned In Syndication
May 5 A Little Curious HBO
May 11 Mobile Suit Gundam Wing Cartoon Network 2000
June 3 Roswell Conspiracies: Aliens, Myths and Legends Syndication 1999–2000
June 24 Pokémon: Indigo League Syndication, Kids' WB 1998–2000 Ended
July 18 Happily Ever After: Fairy Tales for Every Child HBO 1995–2000
July 25 Dilbert UPN 1999–2000 Cancelled
August 15 Sammy NBC 2000
September 2 The Bugs Bunny Show ABC, CBS 1960–2000 Ended
September 29 Tenchi in Tokyo Cartoon Network 2000 Cancelled
October 14 Pokémon: Adventures in the Orange Islands Kids' WB 1999–2000 Ended
October 15 PB&J Otter Playhouse Disney 1998–2000 Cancelled
November 9 Blue Submarine No. 6 Cartoon Network 2000
November 16 Sailor Moon Syndication, Cartoon Network 1995–2000 Ended
November 18 Pepper Ann ABC, UPN 1997–2000
Beast Machines: Transformers Fox Kids 1999–2000 Cancelled
Rainbow Fish HBO 2000
December 16 Mickey Mouse Works ABC 1999–2000
December 17 Adventures from the Book of Virtues PBS Kids 1996–2000 Ended

Births

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See also

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