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Fox Kids Classics watch order

Fox Kids shows in order, by release and rating. Updated October 20, 2026.

Fox Kids shows don't share a story, so this nostalgia marathon runs in premiere order, from Bobby's World and Peter Pan & the Pirates (1990) through Batman: The Animated Series, X-Men and Mighty Morphin Power Rangers (1992 to 1993) to Spider-Man, Godzilla: The Series and Digimon. Batman, X-Men and Spider-Man are the three to watch start to finish.

How to watch Fox Kids in order: the full guide

All 22 films and series in the Fox Kids Classics franchise, in release order and in chronological (story) order. The first in release order is Peter Pan & the Pirates (1990); the first in chronological order is Peter Pan & the Pirates (set in Neverland).

Release order

  1. Peter Pan & the Pirates (Series, 1990): Peter Pan and the Lost Boys battle Captain Hook, voiced by Tim Curry, across Neverland.
  2. Bobby's World (Series, 1990): Howie Mandel's cartoon about a boy's imagination.
  3. Tom & Jerry Kids Show (Series, 1990): Tom and Jerry as a kitten and a baby mouse, with Droopy and Spike sharing the bill.
  4. Attack of the Killer Tomatoes (Series, 1990): A boy and a tomato posing as a girl fight Dr. Gangreen's army of mutant tomatoes.
  5. Taz-Mania (Series, 1991): The Tasmanian Devil at home with his family.
  6. Batman: The Animated Series (Series, 1992): The 1992 cartoon many fans call the definitive Batman.
  7. Eek! The Cat (Series, 1992): A kind-hearted purple cat whose good deeds always go wrong.
  8. X-Men: The Animated Series (Series, 1992): The 1992 cartoon, its own continuity.
  9. Mighty Morphin Power Rangers (Series, 1993): Five teenagers with attitude, Zords and Rita Repulsa.
  10. Animaniacs (Series, 1993): Yakko, Wakko and Dot, the Warner siblings, loose on the studio lot.
  11. Spider-Man: The Animated Series (Series, 1994): Spider-Man with the Sinister Six, Venom and the Spider-Wars.
  12. The Tick (Series, 1994): A dim, invincible blue superhero and his sidekick Arthur defend the City.
  13. Life with Louie (Series, 1995): Louie Anderson's animated memories of growing up in 1960s Wisconsin.
  14. Goosebumps (Series, 1995): R. L. Stine's horror books adapted as a live-action anthology for kids.
  15. Big Bad Beetleborgs (Series, 1996): Three kids become their favorite comic book heroes thanks to a phantom's wish.
  16. The Adventures of Sam & Max: Freelance Police (Series, 1997): A dog and a hyperkinetic rabbit take bizarre cases as the Freelance Police.
  17. Godzilla: The Series (Series, 1998): A sequel to the 1998 film: the baby Godzilla and a research team.
  18. Silver Surfer (Series, 1998): The Silver Surfer roams the cosmos searching for his lost home world, Zenn-La.
  19. Digimon: Digital Monsters (Series, 1999): Seven kids are pulled into the Digital World with their Digimon partners.
  20. The Avengers: United They Stand (Series, 1999): Ant-Man leads a futuristic Avengers lineup against Ultron, Kang and the Zodiac.
  21. Spider-Man Unlimited (Series, 1999): Spider-Man follows Venom and Carnage to Counter-Earth and joins a rebellion.
  22. Medabots (Series, 2001): A boy and his hot-tempered robot Metabee battle their way through Robattles.

Chronological order

  1. Peter Pan & the Pirates (set in Neverland): Peter Pan and the Lost Boys battle Captain Hook, voiced by Tim Curry, across Neverland.
  2. Bobby's World (set in Bobby's imagination): Howie Mandel's cartoon about a boy's imagination.
  3. Tom & Jerry Kids Show (set in Tom and Jerry as kids): Tom and Jerry as a kitten and a baby mouse, with Droopy and Spike sharing the bill.
  4. Attack of the Killer Tomatoes (set in San Zucchini): A boy and a tomato posing as a girl fight Dr. Gangreen's army of mutant tomatoes.
  5. Taz-Mania (set in Tasmania): The Tasmanian Devil at home with his family.
  6. Batman: The Animated Series (set in Gotham City): The 1992 cartoon many fans call the definitive Batman.
  7. Eek! The Cat (set in Suburbia): A kind-hearted purple cat whose good deeds always go wrong.
  8. X-Men: The Animated Series (set in The X-Mansion): The 1992 cartoon, its own continuity.
  9. Mighty Morphin Power Rangers (set in Angel Grove): Five teenagers with attitude, Zords and Rita Repulsa.
  10. Animaniacs (set in The Warner Bros. water tower): Yakko, Wakko and Dot, the Warner siblings, loose on the studio lot.
  11. Spider-Man: The Animated Series (set in New York): Spider-Man with the Sinister Six, Venom and the Spider-Wars.
  12. The Tick (set in The City): A dim, invincible blue superhero and his sidekick Arthur defend the City.
  13. Life with Louie (set in Cedar Knoll, the 1960s): Louie Anderson's animated memories of growing up in 1960s Wisconsin.
  14. Goosebumps (set in A different scare each week): R. L. Stine's horror books adapted as a live-action anthology for kids.
  15. Big Bad Beetleborgs (set in Hillhurst Mansion): Three kids become their favorite comic book heroes thanks to a phantom's wish.
  16. The Adventures of Sam & Max: Freelance Police (set in Their office, and everywhere): A dog and a hyperkinetic rabbit take bizarre cases as the Freelance Police.
  17. Godzilla: The Series (set in After the 1998 film): A sequel to the 1998 film: the baby Godzilla and a research team.
  18. Silver Surfer (set in The cosmos): The Silver Surfer roams the cosmos searching for his lost home world, Zenn-La.
  19. Digimon: Digital Monsters (set in The Digital World): Seven kids are pulled into the Digital World with their Digimon partners.
  20. The Avengers: United They Stand (set in Avengers Mansion): Ant-Man leads a futuristic Avengers lineup against Ultron, Kang and the Zodiac.
  21. Spider-Man Unlimited (set in Counter-Earth): Spider-Man follows Venom and Carnage to Counter-Earth and joins a rebellion.
  22. Medabots (set in Robattles): A boy and his hot-tempered robot Metabee battle their way through Robattles.

Common questions

What order should I watch the Fox Kids shows in?

Fox Kids shows don't share a story, so this nostalgia marathon runs in premiere order, from Bobby's World and Peter Pan & the Pirates (1990) through Batman: The Animated Series, X-Men and Mighty Morphin Power Rangers (1992 to 1993) to Spider-Man, Godzilla: The Series and Digimon. Batman, X-Men and Spider-Man are the three to watch start to finish.

How many Fox Kids movies and shows are there?

There are 22 titles in the Fox Kids Classics franchise: 0 films and 22 series, released from 1990 to 2001.

How long does it take to watch all the Fox Kids shows?

About 830 hours for all 22 titles, counting every episode.

What is the first Fox Kids title in chronological order?

Peter Pan & the Pirates, set in Neverland. In release order the first is Peter Pan & the Pirates (1990).