2002 in animation

Events

January

February

March

April
  • April 1: Noggin was divided into two different blocks: a 12-hour extension of the channel's preschool block, and The N was launched, targeted at pre-teens and teenagers.[10]

May

June

July

August

September

November

December

Awards

Films released
Main article: List of animated feature films: 2002

Television series debuts
Main article: List of animated television series of 2002
Date Title Channel Year
January 9 Butt-Ugly Martians Nickelodeon 2002–03
January 19 Teamo Supremo ABC, Toon Disney 2002–04
January 21 Cyberchase PBS Kids 2002–present
February 23 Mobile Suit Gundam 0083: Stardust Memory Adult Swim 2002
Pilot Candidate
Yu Yu Hakusho 2002–06
March 22 ChalkZone Nickelodeon 2002–08
April 1 Play with Me Sesame Noggin 2002–07
April 7 Super Duper Sumos Nickelodeon 2002–03
May 4 Angelina Ballerina PBS Kids 2002–06
May 16 Eye Drops TechTV 2002
May 25 Phantom Investigators Kids' WB
June 3 Hamtaro Cartoon Network 2002–04
June 7 Kim Possible Disney Channel 2002–07
July 19 Whatever Happened to... Robot Jones? Cartoon Network 2002–03
July 20 The Adventures of Jimmy Neutron, Boy Genius Nickelodeon 2002–06
August 16 He-Man and the Masters of the Universe Cartoon Network 2002–04
August 17 ¡Mucha Lucha! 2002–05
August 23 Transformers: Armada 2002–03
August 31 Inuyasha Adult Swim 2002–13
September 2 Liberty's Kids PBS Kids 2002–03
September 7 Toad Patrol Toon Disney 2002
September 14 What's New, Scooby-Doo? Kids' WB 2002–05
Ozzy & Drix 2002–03
Pokémon: Master Quest
Fillmore! ABC 2002–04
Fighting Foodons FoxBox 2002–03
Kirby: Right Back at Ya! 2002–06
Stargate Infinity 2002–03
Ultraman Tiga
Ultimate Muscle 2002–04
October 21 Max & Ruby Nick Jr. 2002–20
November 2 Clone High MTV 2002–03
November 7 3-South
November 4 Girlstuff/Boystuff YTV 2002–03
December 6 Codename: Kids Next Door Cartoon Network 2002–08

Television series endings
Date Title Channel Year Notes
January 8The PJsThe WB1999–02Ended
January 15Max SteelKids' WB2000–02
January 21DariaMTV1997–02
February 10Action League Now!Nickelodeon2001–02
February 13Dr. Katz, Professional TherapistComedy Central1995–02
February 24Anne of Green Gables: The Animated SeriesPBS Kids2001–02
March 10Baby BluesThe WB, Adult Swim2000–02
March 23Harold and the Purple CrayonHBO2001–02Cancelled
March 28The New Woody Woodpecker ShowFox Kids1999–02Ended
April 7Sheep in the Big CityCartoon Network2000–02
May 10Teacher's PetToon Disney
May 11Pilot CandidateAdult Swim2002Cancelled
June 15The Tex Avery ShowCartoon Network1996–02Ended
June 22Alienators: Evolution ContinuesFox Kids2001–02Cancelled
June 29Mary-Kate and Ashley in Action!ABC
Phantom InvestigatorsKids' WB2002
August 8Eye DropsTechTV
August 10The Zeta ProjectKids' WB2001–02
August 11Mission HillAdult Swim1999–02
September 7Pokémon: Johto League ChampionsKids' WB2001–02Ended
October 5Sagwa, the Chinese Siamese CatPBS Kids
October 18Grim & EvilCartoon Network
November 10The OblongsAdult Swim
November 15PelswickNickelodeon2000–02
November 22Courage the Cowardly DogCartoon Network1999–02
November 24Toad PatrolToon Disney2002Cancelled
December 10Invader ZimNickelodeon2001–02Cancelled, remaining episodes were released on DVD in 2004 and would eventually air on Nicktoons Network in 2006.
December 18The Sylvester & Tweety MysteriesKids' WB1995–02Ended
Specific date unknownMobile Suit Gundam 0083: Stardust MemoryAdult Swim2002Cancelled
The URL with Phred ShowNoggin2001–02Ended

Births

February

March

April

May

June

July

August

September

October

December

Deaths

January

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August

September

October

November

December

Specific date unknown

See also

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