How well do you know the cartoons of the 1990s? Can you figure them out based on just the names of the main characters?

The ’90s
Here are the best horror movies from every year in the 1990s, from psychological classics to genre-defining hits.
These '90s shows were gone too soon, but we haven't forgotten them!
There are some opening lyrics that will always stand out. There are others that make you question the song you're listening to. How well do you know these lyrics we have for you?
Put your '90s knowledge to the test with this nostalgic song quiz.
In the mid-1990s, a line of pellet-filled plush toys ignited one of the oddest speculative booms of the early internet. Beanie Babies, introduced by Ty Inc. in
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Critics might have panned the film—Roger Ebert said it was “made of artificial bits and pieces”—but audiences loved it, and now it’s a beloved cult classic. Ahead of its 30th anniversary in October, here’s what you need to know about ‘Now and Then.’
If you held on to an original copy of “Super Mario 64” from the 1990s, you could be rich.
In summer 1993, hundreds of people claimed to have found hypodermic needles inside cans of Pepsi. Was it a hoax, a disgruntled employee, or something worse?
Pokémon meets Tamagotchi with the Pokémon Poké-nade Monster Ball.
People have grafted a ton of dark themes onto SpongeBob, Patrick, and all their equally cheery underwater pals, suggesting their sunny dispositions are masking some serious trauma.
If you want a more cuddly version of an American Girl doll, now‘s your chance.
A nostalgic chapter in early internet history ends this year.
The search is on for the next Buddy. Submit your golden retriever’s video and join the legacy of the beloved Air Bud franchise.
If the only thing Jeff Buckley ever did was record his 1994 cover of Leonard Cohen’s “Hallelujah,” he would still have a permanent spot in music history.
From Oprah to Jerry, ‘90s talk shows produced some titans of entertainment.
You might be glad you don’t remember some of the films that bombed during the turn of the 21st century’s teen movie renaissance.
Remember Chuck E. Cheese? He’s back with arcades aimed at grown-ups featuring classic games, collectibles, and throwback vibes.