Current TV Cartoons

Follow the X-Men as Professor Xavier trains these mutants to use their powers for good. His main oposition, Magneto, does the same, but for evil purposes. To complicate matters, the heroes and villains attend the same high school!

Popetown is an animated sitcom that looks at the daily nuisances that exist in the workplace - with one twist... This workplace is the Vatican and the CEO happens to be the Pope.

Centring on the long-suffering and good hearted Father Nicholas (voiced by Jam's Kevin Eldon), and his daily struggle against life's up and downs. Also featured amongst the voice cast are: Ruby Wax, Jerry Hall, Matt Lucas, Bob Mortimer and Mackenzie Crook.

Due to be shown on BBC 3, the programme was pulled from the schedules due to its content; which 'Auntie' considered to be offensive to the Catholic Church, in light of the opposition it faced from numerous religious groups throughout the UK.

A snowman comes to life with murderous results in this hilarious and wisecracking parody of some of your favorite horror movies.

The celebrity lives of food icons

Big Boy has a posse in this animated series about a world where food mascots are celebrities.

These familiar marketing personalities get caught up in all sorts of drama in this bizarre parody of Hollywood A-listers.

George is small, angry and prejudiced.

Animated wildlife in a whole new delightfully disturbing light!

Saiyuki is about four companions who go westward to conquer evil brewing in India. The bad guys in the west are trying to resurrect one of the worst demons there ever was. Later on they shift their focus to three gods who are plotting to rebel against the Heavens.

Milk-chan is a drooling, potty-mouthed baby who lives in an apartment with an obsolete robot named Tetsuko, a slug named Hanage, and an uncontrollable pet named Robodog. Whenever the President calls, Milk-chan and the gang rush to the scene to solve any type of problem - whether it's stopping a money counterfeiter hungry for Belgian waffles or counseling a school of drunk fish. At the same time, they have to avoid a nagging landlord, as they're six months behind their rent.

Misaki comes to Tokyo from Wakayama to live with her Aunt. Before she reaches her Aunt's house, she gets out at the Tokyo station by mistake. She sees Angelic Layer there for the first time and is amazed with it.

Dr. Pluto invented PX-1 to save her daughter, but the experiment failed. Dr. Pluto thus puts 13 lock codes to protect PX-1 and left it up to the Lemon Game players to break them. Hadim wanted to restore PX-1 for his political ambition. Meanwhile Cora thought that her father killed her and wanted revenge by uniting with PX-1. But when all the misunderstanding was cleared up, Hadim attempts to unite with PX-1. Moderato deletes the Lemon Game permanently, thus saving Xenon from disaster.

The story takes place at Miyagami Academy, your not-so average all girls high school, seeing how its student council, the Best Student Council, has assault and covert squads. All Best Student Council members have some kind of special ability, which helps them to make Miyagami Adademy a place where students are not restricted by the outside.

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