With space villains that included Lotor and the evil witch Hagar, this was one of the few shows that actually got better during the reboot. Evil” cartoon that every kid in the 80s loved.
Voltron: Voltron was the classic “Good vs. And when you watch the movies, it’s crazy to imagine how graphics have changed since those days! 
These days, it’s hard to imagine the early days of the Transformers, when there were barely a dozen characters.
These big crime fighting robots transformed easily and spawned one of the most popular toy lines of all time.
Transformers: Every kid loved the amazing robots that turned into cars, planes, and later microscopes and cassette decks. Just grab a cover for your iPad that looks like a book, an Apple Watch, and you too can take out The Claw! And flash forward 20 years, most every product that has made Apple great was pulled straight from the show. We all felt like our parents got themselves in trouble and we had to correct their missteps just like Penny helped out her uncle. Inspector Gadget: Who didn’t love the many gadgets and silly antics of Inspector Gadget? And how he seemed to always misstep into trouble, getting rescued by his niece Penny. My poor pets got to be standins for Snarf. But the coming of age of the leader of the Thundercats, Lion-O, was the main story, and everyone - and I mean everyone - wanted to be Lion-O! There was even a comedic sidekick, Snarf. Everyone could connect with a character, whether it was Cheetara, Panthro, or the wise Tygra. The Thundercats fought evil and sought to protect the world from different villains. This was simply one of those cartoons that you and your friends would argue for hours over who was the best character. 
Thundercats: “Thunder Thunder Thundercats Ho!” Everyone with a childhood in the 80s loved the Thundercats. And Jem always helped everyone, including the young ladies that did terrible things to her in earlier episodes. The soundtrack was fantastic, and it was a good primer for the future Misfits that many of us would grow to love. Jem and the Holograms: Aired from 1985–1987, this was one of those cartoons that every kid loved. And like with the rest of the shows we’ll talk about, there was an older character who’s the mentor for the team. Gatchaman was one of my favorite such shows. The liberal and progressive elements of these shows helped explain the world to a young kid growing up in the northern hills of Georgia. Seriously? And a bit of transgenderism never hurt anyone. Gatchaman/G-Force/Guardians of Space: OK, flying through space in bird outfits with helmets? And lasers. With airplanes that turned into robots, giant battleships that flew through space, and young adults who were always in trouble when not remarkable pilots, so many clichés, portrayed perfectly! ROBOTEK CARTOONS 80 SERIES
When Robotech came out on DVD, it was the first TV series I ever bought. Here are some of the top animated cartoons from the 80s: The 80s was filled with ingenious content and captivating screenwriting when it came to animations. But people who came of age in the 80s will politely disagree.
Not to say that the cartoons these days are not classics too. And unlike today’s animated offering, they were filled with deep, rich content that parents were comfortable with. The 1980’s was a period where animated cartoons were just beginning to gain popularity - the rise of the Saturday morning cartoon. They say this with a look of nostalgia always on their faces as they watch modern cartoons (often with the kids). People who were kids in the 80’s often reminisce and declare the fact that there are no longer any good cartoons these days. The Top 25 Animated Cartoons From The 80's
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