2011 in animation

Events

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February

March

April

May

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July

August

September

October

November

December

Specific date unknown

Awards

Films released

Television series debuts

Date Title Channel Year
January 1Off the AirAdult Swim2011–present
Dan Vs.The Hub2011–13
January 3Wild KrattsPBS Kids2011–present
January 7Almost Naked AnimalsYTV2011–13
January 9Bob's BurgersFox2011–present
January 14NinjagoCartoon Network, Netflix2011–22
January 23Mongo Wrestling AllianceAdult Swim2011
January 24Bubble GuppiesNick Jr.2011–16, 2019–present
February 5The DaVinciblesSeven Network2011–13
February 12Pokémon: Black & WhiteCartoon Network2011–12
February 14Jake and the Neverland PiratesDisney Junior2011–16
Mickey's Mousekersize2011
February 28Robocar PoliEBS2011–20
March 13BoBoiBoyTV32011–16
March 26God, the Devil and BobNBC, Adult Swim2000; 2011
April 1Scaredy SquirrelYTV2011–13
April 4The Problem SolverzCartoon Network2011–13
May 3The Looney Tunes ShowCartoon Network2011–14
The Amazing World of Gumball2011–19
May 24Soul Quest OverdriveAdult Swim2011
June 16Voltron ForceNicktoons2011–12
June 24Toy Story ToonsDisney Channel
June 27Winx Club (revival)Nickelodeon, Rai2011–19
July 5YuruYuriTV Tokyo2011–12, 2015
July 9Redakai: Conquer the KairuYTV2011–13
July 29ThunderCats (reboot)Cartoon Network2011–12
August 1Secret Mountain Fort Awesome
September 3Rated A for AwesomeYTV
September 19Kung Fu Panda: Legends of AwesomenessNickelodeon2011–16
September 22Justin TimeFamily Channel
October 2China, ILAdult Swim2011–15
October 23Secret Millionaires ClubThe Hub2011–14
October 27Beavis and Butt-Head (revival)MTV1993–97, 2011
Good Vibes2011
October 30Allen GregoryFox
November 11DC Nation ShortsCartoon Network2011–14
Green Lantern: The Animated Series2011–13
November 14Minnie's Bow-ToonsDisney Junior2011–16
November 15Black PantherBET2011
December 17Transformers: Rescue BotsThe Hub2011–16

Television series endings

Date Title Channel Year Notes
January 17WordWorldPBS Kids2007–11Ended
January 24RobotomyCartoon Network2010–11Cancelled
February 5Pokémon: DP Sinnoh League VictorsEnded
February 25Mickey's MousekersizeDisney Junior2011Cancelled
March 26God, the Devil and BobNBC, Adult Swim2000; 2011
April 9Sym-Bionic TitanCartoon Network2010–11
May 7Zevo-3Nicktoons
May 24Soul Quest OverdriveAdult Swim2011
May 31The NutshackMyx TV2007–11Ended
June 4Kid vs. KatDisney XD, YTV2009–11Cancelled
June 18The Mighty B!Nicktoons2008–11Ended
July 15Jimmy Two-ShoesDisney XD, Teletoon2009–11Cancelled
July 16Hot Wheels Battle Force 5Cartoon Network, Teletoon2009-11Cancelled
July 23G.I. Joe: RenegadesThe Hub2010–11Cancelled
July 31Mongo Wrestling AllianceAdult Swim2011Cancelled
September 16Go, Diego, Go!Nick Jr.2005−11Ended
October 14Peep and the Big Wide WorldDiscovery Kids, PBS Kids2004−11
The Super Hero Squad ShowCartoon Network2009–11Cancelled
November 4Ni Hao, Kai-LanNick Jr.2008–11
November 7Glenn Martin, DDSNick at Nite2009–11
November 12Back at the BarnyardNicktoons2007–11Ended
November 18Batman: The Brave and the BoldCartoon Network2008–11
November 25Take Two with Phineas and FerbDisney Channel2010–11Cancelled
November 29Black PantherBET2011
December 18Allen GregoryFox
December 29Beavis and Butt-HeadMTV1993–97; 2011Cancelled, until revived by Paramount+ in 2022.
Good Vibes2011Cancelled

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See also

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