Category: Kids

  • Doraemon

    Doraemon

    2005 • TMDB 8.1 • 1 season • 1,464 episodes • Action & Adventure, Animation, Comedy, Sci-Fi & Fantasy, Kids, Family • TV Asahi

    Where to Watch

    In the US, Doraemon is not currently available to stream. JustWatch lists no US streaming option as of October 29, 2026.

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    Overview

    Doraemon is one of those rare shows that has become part of childhood itself. A robotic cat sent back from the 22nd century, Doraemon arrives to help Nobita Nobi, a kind-hearted but hopelessly unlucky schoolboy whose bad habits threaten his entire future. From the pocket on his stomach, Doraemon produces an endless parade of gadgets: doors that open anywhere, machines that rewind time, and inventions that grant wishes in the most literal way possible. The catch, and the comedy, is that Nobita almost always uses them badly, turning a simple shortcut into a spectacular mess. Beneath the slapstick sits a warm story about friendship, responsibility and learning from mistakes, told in short episodes that anyone can enjoy. After two decades on air, the 2005 series remains a gentle, funny and endlessly inventive classic for viewers of every age.

    Creator and Main Cast

    Doraemon is based on the manga by Fujiko F. Fujio. The main cast includes:

    • Wasabi Mizuta as Doraemon (voice) (1,464 episodes)
    • Megumi Oohara as Nobita Nobi (voice) (1,464 episodes)
    • Yumi Kakazu as Shizuka Minamoto (voice) (1,464 episodes)
    • Tomokazu Seki as Suneo Honekawa (voice) (1,464 episodes)
    • Subaru Kimura as Takeshi Gouda (voice) (1,464 episodes)
    • Chiaki as Dorami (voice) (1,464 episodes)
    • Kotono Mitsuishi as Tamako Nobi (voice) (1,464 episodes)

    Seasons Snapshot

    • Season 1 — 1,464 episodes (2005)

    Doraemon has run as a single ongoing season since 2005.

    Why Watch Doraemon?

    • Doraemon’s gadgets spark the imagination like no other show, with a new invention in nearly every episode.
    • Nobita’s blunders are funny for kids and painfully relatable for adults.
    • Every short episode stands alone, so you can watch in any order.
    • The friendship between Doraemon and Nobita gives the comedy real heart.
    • Two decades of episodes mean the fun never has to stop.

    Trailer

    No official trailer available.

  • Miraculous: Tales of Ladybug & Cat Noir

    Miraculous: Tales of Ladybug & Cat Noir

    2015 • TMDB 8.1 • 7 seasons • Action & Adventure, Animation, Kids

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    Overview

    Paris looks ordinary at first glance — until a quiet schoolgirl slips on a pair of spotted earrings and the city gains its most cheerful defender. Miraculous: Tales of Ladybug & Cat Noir follows Marinette Dupain-Cheng, a creative, kind-hearted teenager who becomes Ladybug, and Adrien Agreste, a famous young model who becomes the playful Cat Noir. Armed with magical jewels called Miraculous and guided by tiny guardians Tikki and Plagg, the pair protect Paris from villains created when ordinary emotions are twisted by the shadowy Hawk Moth. The twist that keeps the series sparkling is deliciously simple: in civilian life, Marinette adores Adrien, while Cat Noir adores Ladybug — and neither hero knows they already sit beside each other in class. Across seven seasons, the show balances fast, acrobatic action with friendship, family, first crushes and growing responsibility, all against a lovingly animated Paris of rooftops, bakeries and the Eiffel Tower. It is bright, funny and surprisingly heartfelt, a superhero story that believes kindness itself is a superpower.

    Creator and Main Cast

    Created by Thomas Astruc, Jeremy Zag, and Nathanaël Bronn. The French voice cast includes Anouck Hautbois as Marinette Dupain-Cheng / Ladybug, Benjamin Bollen as Adrien Agreste / Chat Noir, Marie Nonnenmacher as Tikki, Thierry Kazazian as Plagg, and Antoine Tomé as Gabriel Agreste / Papillon.

    Seasons Snapshot

    • Seasons 1–2 (2015–2018) — Marinette and Adrien become Ladybug and Cat Noir and face Hawk Moth’s first akuma attacks.
    • Seasons 3–5 (2019–2023) — The Miraculous mythology deepens, new heroes join, and identities edge closer to revelation.
    • Season 6 (2025) — 26 episodes, as the heroes face new threats after the fall of Hawk Moth.
    • Season 7 (2026) — 6 episodes, with new heroes, new powers, and new enemies.

    Why Watch Miraculous: Tales of Ladybug & Cat Noir

    Watch it for the charm: dazzling Parisian superhero action, a will-they-won’t-they romance at its heart, and a sincerity that wins over kids and adults alike. Few shows make heroism feel this joyful — every rescue is also a lesson in empathy, and every secret identity doubles the fun.

    Trailer

    Watch the official trailer on YouTube: Miraculous: Tales of Ladybug and Cat Noir – Trailer (Miraculous Ladybug).

    Where to Watch

    In the US, Miraculous: Tales of Ladybug & Cat Noir streams on Netflix (7 seasons) and Disney+ (6 seasons), with one season also available on fuboTV, YouTube TV and DisneyNOW. Availability was checked against JustWatch US listings on October 29, 2026; check the JustWatch US page for Miraculous: Tales of Ladybug & Cat Noir for the latest options.

  • Cococinel

    Cococinel

    1992 • TMDB 7.0 • 1 season • 52 episodes • Animation, Comedy, Kids, Action & Adventure, Drama, Sci-Fi & Fantasy • TF1

    Where to Watch

    No US streaming listing was found for Cococinel on JustWatch on October 29, 2026.

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    Overview

    In a bright, insect-sized world, an ordinary ladybug finds an extraordinary calling when a magical clover gives her the power to stand up for others. Cococinel is not a distant, flawless hero: she is curious, stubborn, and still learning how to balance school, friendship, and the responsibility that comes with a secret identity. Her adventures take her through meadows, classrooms, and encounters with villains whose tricks are more mischievous than terrifying, from mind-controlling black butterflies to rivalries that test her patience. When her sister Babicinel gains her own amulet, the story grows warmer and more complicated, adding sisterly loyalty, jealousy, and first crushes to the superhero fun. The animation has the soft, hand-drawn charm of early-1990s European children’s television, and its lessons about kindness, courage, and protecting nature arrive without lectures. For viewers who enjoy gentle fantasy and nostalgic cartoons, Cococinel is a sweet, surprising discovery.

    Creator and Main Cast

    Cococinel was created by Nicole Gorgeon. The main cast includes:

    • Sabrina Leurquin as Cococinel / Babicinel (52 episodes)
    • Lorette Goosse as Coco-Mauve / Madame Cigale (52 episodes)
    • Georgia Valmont as Greu-Greu la grenouille (52 episodes)
    • Patrick Poeks as Décorticus, Stanislas le criquet (52 episodes)
    • Michel de Warzee as Oscarabus (52 episodes)
    • Daniel Dury as Gastéropode / Ilobi / Tagui (52 episodes)
    • Sylvain Goldberg as Ben-Non (52 episodes)

    Seasons Snapshot

    • Season 1 — 52 episodes (1991)

    Why Watch Cococinel?

    • A ladybug superhero with a magical clover, rather than a typical caped hero.
    • Warm sister dynamics once Babicinel joins the adventure.
    • Gentle villains and mischief that suit younger viewers.
    • Early-1990s European animation with real nostalgic charm.
    • Kindness, courage, and care for nature woven into short, easy episodes.

    Trailer

    No official trailer available.