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Kids' WB Classics watch order

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

Kids' WB shows don't share a story, so this nostalgia marathon runs in premiere order, from Animaniacs, Freakazoid! and Pinky and the Brain (1995) through Superman: The Animated Series, Batman Beyond and Pokémon to Teen Titans and The Batman (2004). Superman, The New Batman Adventures, Batman Beyond and Static Shock share the DC animated universe, so watch those in that order.

How to watch Kids' WB in order: the full guide

All 24 films and series in the Kids' WB Classics franchise, in release order and in chronological (story) order. The first in release order is Animaniacs (1993); the first in chronological order is Animaniacs (set in The Warner Bros. water tower).

Release order

  1. Animaniacs (Series, 1993): Yakko, Wakko and Dot, the Warner siblings, loose on the studio lot.
  2. Freakazoid! (Series, 1995): A nerd becomes a manic superhero after getting sucked into the internet.
  3. Pinky and the Brain (Series, 1995): Two lab mice; one is a genius, the other's insane.
  4. Superman: The Animated Series (Series, 1996): Superman in the DC animated universe, from the makers of Batman: TAS.
  5. The New Batman Adventures (Series, 1997): Batman, Nightwing, a new Robin and Batgirl guard a redesigned Gotham City.
  6. Men in Black: The Series (Series, 1997): The animated series; optional.
  7. Histeria! (Series, 1998): Sketch comedy about world history.
  8. Pinky, Elmyra & the Brain (Series, 1998): Pinky and the Brain become Elmyra's pets.
  9. Pokémon (Series, 1998): Ash and Pikachu on Kids' WB; Gotta catch 'em all.
  10. Batman Beyond (Series, 1999): An old Bruce Wayne trains Terry McGinnis as the new Batman in 2039; continues Batman: The Animated Series.
  11. Jackie Chan Adventures (Series, 2000): Jackie hunts magic talismans with his niece Jade and Uncle.
  12. Static Shock (Series, 2000): Virgil Hawkins gains electric powers after a gang war.
  13. The Zeta Project (Series, 2001): An assassin robot who refuses to kill goes on the run with a teenage runaway.
  14. Yu-Gi-Oh! (Series, 2001): Yugi and the Millennium Puzzle in the card game Duel Monsters.
  15. What's New, Scooby-Doo? (Series, 2002): A modern version of the classic format, with cell phones and laptops.
  16. Ozzy & Drix (Series, 2002): A white blood cell and a cold pill fight germs inside a teenager's body.
  17. Xiaolin Showdown (Series, 2003): Four young monks race villains around the world for magical Shen Gong Wu.
  18. Teen Titans (Series, 2003): Robin, Starfire, Cyborg, Raven and Beast Boy in Titans Tower.
  19. The Batman (Series, 2004): A younger Bruce in his third year as Batman, with new designs for every villain.
  20. Loonatics Unleashed (Series, 2005): Superhero descendants of the Looney Tunes in the year 2772.
  21. Johnny Test (Series, 2005): A boy is the test subject for his genius twin sisters' wild experiments.
  22. Legion of Super Heroes (Series, 2006): A teenage Clark Kent joins a team of young superheroes in the 31st century.
  23. Shaggy & Scooby-Doo Get a Clue! (Series, 2006): Shaggy inherits a fortune and a mansion, and a mad scientist wants Scooby Snacks.
  24. Tom and Jerry Tales (Series, 2006): Tom and Jerry return to their classic cat-and-mouse chases in short cartoons.

Chronological order

  1. Animaniacs (set in The Warner Bros. water tower): Yakko, Wakko and Dot, the Warner siblings, loose on the studio lot.
  2. Freakazoid! (set in Inside the internet): A nerd becomes a manic superhero after getting sucked into the internet.
  3. Pinky and the Brain (set in Acme Labs): Two lab mice; one is a genius, the other's insane.
  4. Superman: The Animated Series (set in Metropolis): Superman in the DC animated universe, from the makers of Batman: TAS.
  5. The New Batman Adventures (set in Gotham, a few years on): Batman, Nightwing, a new Robin and Batgirl guard a redesigned Gotham City.
  6. Men in Black: The Series (set in MIB headquarters): The animated series; optional.
  7. Histeria! (set in History, as sketch comedy): Sketch comedy about world history.
  8. Pinky, Elmyra & the Brain (set in Elmyra's house): Pinky and the Brain become Elmyra's pets.
  9. Pokémon (set in Kanto): Ash and Pikachu on Kids' WB; Gotta catch 'em all.
  10. Batman Beyond (set in Neo-Gotham): An old Bruce Wayne trains Terry McGinnis as the new Batman in 2039; continues Batman: The Animated Series.
  11. Jackie Chan Adventures (set in The search for the talismans): Jackie hunts magic talismans with his niece Jade and Uncle.
  12. Static Shock (set in Dakota): Virgil Hawkins gains electric powers after a gang war.
  13. The Zeta Project (set in On the run): An assassin robot who refuses to kill goes on the run with a teenage runaway.
  14. Yu-Gi-Oh! (set in Domino City): Yugi and the Millennium Puzzle in the card game Duel Monsters.
  15. What's New, Scooby-Doo? (set in The Mystery Machine, updated): A modern version of the classic format, with cell phones and laptops.
  16. Ozzy & Drix (set in Inside Hector's body): A white blood cell and a cold pill fight germs inside a teenager's body.
  17. Xiaolin Showdown (set in The Xiaolin Temple): Four young monks race villains around the world for magical Shen Gong Wu.
  18. Teen Titans (set in Titans Tower): Robin, Starfire, Cyborg, Raven and Beast Boy in Titans Tower.
  19. The Batman (set in Year three as Batman): A younger Bruce in his third year as Batman, with new designs for every villain.
  20. Loonatics Unleashed (set in Acmetropolis, 2772): Superhero descendants of the Looney Tunes in the year 2772.
  21. Johnny Test (set in Porkbelly): A boy is the test subject for his genius twin sisters' wild experiments.
  22. Legion of Super Heroes (set in The 31st century): A teenage Clark Kent joins a team of young superheroes in the 31st century.
  23. Shaggy & Scooby-Doo Get a Clue! (set in Shaggy's inheritance): Shaggy inherits a fortune and a mansion, and a mad scientist wants Scooby Snacks.
  24. Tom and Jerry Tales (set in Wherever the chase goes): Tom and Jerry return to their classic cat-and-mouse chases in short cartoons.

Common questions

What order should I watch the Kids' WB shows in?

Kids' WB shows don't share a story, so this nostalgia marathon runs in premiere order, from Animaniacs, Freakazoid! and Pinky and the Brain (1995) through Superman: The Animated Series, Batman Beyond and Pokémon to Teen Titans and The Batman (2004). Superman, The New Batman Adventures, Batman Beyond and Static Shock share the DC animated universe, so watch those in that order.

How many Kids' WB movies and shows are there?

There are 24 titles in the Kids' WB Classics franchise: 0 films and 24 series, released from 1993 to 2006.

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

About 596 hours for all 24 titles, counting every episode.

What is the first Kids' WB title in chronological order?

Animaniacs, set in The Warner Bros. water tower. In release order the first is Animaniacs (1993).