22 Animated Shows on Netflix You'll Love . . . Even If You're a Full-On Adult

If you haven't watched BoJack Horseman yet, you have a lot of catching up to do. Will Arnett, Aaron Paul, and Amy Sedaris voice the main characters, and it will have you laughing so hard you'll cry.

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Don't sleep on Big Mouth. The all-star voice cast is enough to keep you coming back again and again, and it was created by fan favourites Nick Kroll and Andrew Goldberg. It's extremely relatable, as it navigates a group of teenagers going through puberty.

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Netflix original series F Is For Family is all about the mature humour. It's been compared to Family Guy and South Park, so you know it's good. It was created by Bill Burr, and it focuses on a family in the '70s growing up without the technology we know today.

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From the creators of The Simpsons and Futurama comes Disenchantment. It follows Princess Bean, who is basically the antithesis to all the Disney princesses you've grown up with.

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Based off the video game of the same name, Castlevania follows Count Vlad Dracula Tepes whose wife is burned to death on false accusations of being a witch. As a result, no one in Wallachia is safe.

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We're sure you remember the card game swept the nation, but the cartoon series is definitely an entertaining anime show. Plus, it gets major bonus points for the '90s nostalgia.

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We just can't have an animated show roundup without Pokemon. We spent countless hours watching this in the '90s, and we think the series still holds up now that we're adults.

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While the reboot films have been getting a lot of attention lately, it's animated series Star Wars: The Clone Wars that you should have on your radar. It takes place during the Attack of the Clones and Revenge of the Sith era, so it adds a little bit more colour the the original prequel films.

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Fans of the television staple will love Star Trek: The Animated Series. It features the voices of the original cast, and it has a nostalgic vibe everyone will love.

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Netflix original series Pacific Heat is an animated satire similar to Archer (which, by the way, Netflix should add if it's listening). It's about a covert squad of enforcement officials taking on crime in Australia, and it is nothing short of amazing.

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Netflix original series Neo Yokio has a surprising celebrity backstory. It was created by Ezra Koenig, the lead singer of Vampire Weekend, and it stars Jaden Smith and Jude Law as the voice actors.

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Anime fans will go crazy for Netflix original series Aggretsuko, which follows Retsuko, a red panda, as she copes with the boring, mundane realities of a desk job by singing death metal karaoke.

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Trollhunters is a cartoon series created by Guillermo del Toro, so you know it's nothing short of inspired. One day, James Lake Jr. finds an amulet, which opens a world full of trolls and creatures. Plus, it stars Kelsey Grammer, Emile Hirsch, and Charlie Saxton as the lead voice actors.

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Netflix original series Paradise PD comes to us from the creators of Brickleberry. It's got touches of Brooklyn Nine-Nine and Reno 911, just in cartoon form, so be prepared to laugh.

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Cartoon reboot Voltron: Legendary Defender is a nod to the popular animated series from the '80s. It's a Netflix original series that follows five Paladin pilots that must learn how to control lion robots in order to form the "Defender of the Universe," Voltron.

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Disney Channel classic Phineas & Ferb has never let us down. Each episode, Phineas and Ferb must make a plan to stay ahead of their bratty sister, while their pet platypus saves the world.

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Netflix original series The Hollow tells the story of three teens that come together to build a home after waking up in an alternate universe. It's a Canadian animated series that combines science, fantasy, and adventure for a nonstop thrill ride.

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From Dreamworks Animation comes Home: Adventures With Tip & Oh. Developed by Ryan Crego and Thurop Van Orman, it's a series about Earth's new human and alien culture, and the friendship that ensues as a result. It's technically for children, but it's very enjoyable nonetheless.

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