Humming, learning and having fun were guaranteed actions with these animations; check out!
In addition to bringing fun and entertainment to everyday life, the cartoons broadcast by TV Cultura were usually accompanied by addictive music, ingenious catch phrases and valuable teachings for children who followed the TV programming. station.
With that in mind, we’ve separated 5 animations below that will certainly bring back good memories and a lot of nostalgia — even more so if you grew up between the late 90’s and early 2000’s. Check it out!
1. The Seven Little Monsters
If you don’t read the title of this humming animation, there’s something wrong with your memory! ‘The Seven Little Monsters’ followed seven monstrous beings, each with a unique and fun personality. Always in the care of his mother — a short lady who wore a red scarf on her head, they had to overcome (together) the most different daily challenges.
2. The Little Bear
Despite its name, ‘The Little Bear’ follows not only the imaginative adventures of a cute brown bear, but also those of his friends: the Owl, the Chicken, the Cat and Emily, a human girl who was always there. for games in the forest.
3. Caillou
“I’m only four years old all day growing up and snooping around I’m Caillou…”. That’s how all the episodes of the animation that accompanied Caillou’s days began, a young boy who, with the help of his parents and friends, discovered new things and learned lessons about life and everything around him.
4. Cyberchase
Ever thought of using math to defeat villains? In Cyberchase it’s possible! In order to prevent the world from being taken over by an evil cyborg named Hacker, three children and a bird named Digit, enter Cyberspace and rely on the help of the Motherboard to prevent their advances through mathematical calculations.
5. Pinky Dinky Doo
“If I have a problem and I don’t know what to do, I think and think and think until I solve it.” With her pink hair and a cardboard box to envy, Pinky uses fun stories and imagination to help her brother Tyler find solutions to all kinds of problems.
Source: Recreio
