France Animation Tv Series 1920-1989

In the 16th century, a trio of kids must search throughout South America for personal answers linked to El Dorado - the mysterious city of gold.

To return home and restore his cursed crew, a great hero of space and his child companions must find the Kingdom of Hades against all evil opposition.

The Mézga family going a funny adventure around the world without money and ability to speaking other languages. They looking for an old friend who will pay everything.

This series documents the adventures of Curtis Newton, a brilliant scientist, who, under the name "Captain Future", chases interstellar criminals together with his crew (a robot, an android, and a human brain separated from its body).

An underground civilization named Arkadia launches an expedition for exploring the world of the surface to restore its fading sun.

The teen daughter of an air combat pilot travels around the world to find the cure for her injury, due to which she cannot walk but seeing precognitive dreams she can foretell the future only if she could deliver their meanings.

Lucie, the horror of the street is a six-part Czech-German television children's series.

Les Guignols de l'info is a satirical French television puppet show. A parody of a television news show, the show is a caricature of the political world, the media, personalities or more generally of French society and the world today.

Seabert the seal saves the he day as he helps his friends, Aura and Tommy, to protect the animals of earth.

Wowser is a big white dog who lives with his owner, the Professor. In each episode, Wowser's appetite and the Professor's inventions, along with the interference of their wacky neighbors, results in chaos.

Animated birds, characterized by stupidity and ruthlessness, search for a new home on a changing planet.

Eva and Honzík model two octopuses from an unknown substance for fun. They have no idea that matter is alive, and they even speak. Strange things begin to happen around them.

An animated adaptation of the children's books created by the German-Polish writer and illustrator Janosch/Horst Eckert (1931-). Each episode contains two self-contained stories. The frame story of the series features an anthropomorphic bear as the storyteller who narrates the various tales.

Yakari is a young Native American boy from the Sioux tribe. With a special gift, a pure heart and a clever mind, Yakari has many adventures and learns just as many lessons while helping those around him.

Hector the Rat teams up with his fellow denizens of Pretty Wood, including the titular Colargol (a young girl) and the unimaginatively named Crow (a crow), to head off to Holland.

Rahan, after surviving a volcanic eruption, leaves the world in search of knowledge and adventure.

The hit series shows the adventures of Pif, a brown-yellow dog and Hercule, a black-white cat. They are constantly feuding and annoy each other but in fact they really are best friends.

Funny television news with a cat and an ostrich as anchors.

French cartoon featuring Wattoo Wattoo (a Super Bird from the planet Auguste) and his attempts to teach ecological lessons to the Earth-dwelling Zwas (geese-type creatures).

A look at the episodic surreal unconnected daily adventures of an easily-angered silent anthropomorphic yellow sparrow who always wears sneakers.

A boy meets and befriends a white dolphin named Zoom and they encounter a series of exciting adventures.

The series Diplodo focuses on five dinosaur-like creatures, known as the diplodorians. These creatures are from Diplodorianrex, the sister planet of Earth, which lies in the fourth dimension. The story explains that whatever happens to one planet also affects the other planet. The Diplodos have successfully defended their home planet and put up a strong defensive shield. This results in the Diplidos' enemies, led by the evil Santos, targeting Earth in order to destroy the Diplodos' home planet. With this threat, the five chosen Diplodos travel to Earth in order to defend the planet, which will result in saving their own. Here, they meet and become allies with two children, Peter and Joan. [Credit: Wikipedia]

Hector the Dog and Zsazsa the Cat live in a house in the centre of a lovely garden full of flowers. Kiki the frog lives next door and seems to spend her time spying on them over the garden wall, or sneaking through her access hole for some excitement. Kiki and ZsaZsa often play tricks on Hector to teach him a lesson, leading him to say his catchphrase at the end of the episode, "I'm a Great Big [whatever he was] Old Hector".

Ernest's clumsy attempts at blending into modern society hit snags when his vampiric tendencies resurface, leading to a series of misadventures.

A French stop-motion animated series by the Italian-French creator duo of Italo Bettiol and Stephano Lonati. The series features two similarly-named characters who are wearing oversized hats and matching outfits. Chapo is a boy and always dresses in blue, Chapi is a girl and always dresses in red. Both their names are puns based on the French term "chapeaux" ("hats"). The protagonists perform a dance at the end of each episode.