What are the cartoons from the 1990s?

"Slam Dunk", "Sailor Moon", "Crayon Shin-chan", "Calabash Brothers", "4WD Brothers", etc.

1. "Slam Dunk"

The TV animation "Slam Dunk" is adapted from the comic work of the same name created by Japanese cartoonist Takehiko Inoue. It was produced by Toei Animation in 1993. It premiered on TV Asahi from October 16 to March 23, 1996, with a total of 101 episodes.

The story tells that in order to please the crush of the same class, Haruko Akagi, Hanamichi Sakuragi, who had no basketball knowledge, joined the basketball team without thinking about it. However, Haruko likes to be a star since junior high school. Player's Rukawa Kaede.

With his natural potential and his unwillingness to admit defeat, Sakuragi made rapid progress and gradually became an indispensable main player of the Shohoku basketball team. At the same time, the Shohoku High School basketball team that Sakuragi Hanamichi joined, under the leadership of Takenori Akagi and others, started from the regional selection and entered the National High School Basketball League.

2. "Sailor Moon"

"Sailor Moon" is a magical girl transformation cartoon produced by Toei Animation. The film is directed by Junichi Sato and Directed by Kunihiko Ikuhara and others, and written by Sukehiro Tomita and Yoji Enokido, the series premiered in Japan on March 7, 1992 and was produced and distributed by Toei Animation.

The story tells that the beautiful and lovely Tsukino Usagi is an ordinary girl studying in junior high school. However, her academic performance is mediocre and she is willful and delicate. After she meets Luna, a talking kitten, her life changes. There have been earth-shaking changes. It turns out that Tsukino Usagi's true identity is Sailor Moon, who has magical powers. In order to defend the earth and thwart the ambitions of the dark forces, Tsukino Usagi, Mizuno Ami, Hino Rei, Kino Makoto, Aino Minako and others transformed into Sailor Moon suits and launched a series of fierce battles with the evil enemies who invaded the earth

3. "Crayon Shin-chan"

"Crayon Shin-chan" is a Japanese family comedy cartoon produced in 1992. The film mainly stars Mitsuru Hongo, Keiichi Hara, and Muto. Directed by Yuji, Japan's TV Asahi aired the first episode on April 13, 1992. It's still airing today.

The story tells that Nohara Shinnosuke is a little boy who is only 5 years old and attending kindergarten. His family lives in the suburbs of Kasukabe, with his parents and a puppy named Xiaobai. Later, a new member, sister Nohara Aoi, was added. The author draws materials from daily life and narrates the stories of Nohara Shinnosuke in his daily life. The protagonist in the story, Nohara Shinnosuke, is a somewhat naughty child who likes to be original and full of fantasy.

4. "Calabash Brothers"

"Calabash Brothers" (also known as: Calabash Brothers) is a 13-episode paper-cut animation series originally produced by Shanghai Art Film Studio in 1986 The film is one of the representative works of the second prosperous period of Chinese animation and has become a Chinese animation classic.

The story tells that it is said that the scorpion spirit and snake spirit are imprisoned in Calabash Mountain. A pangolin accidentally penetrated the cave, and two goblins escaped. From then on, the people suffered. The pangolin hurriedly told an old man that only by planting seven-color gourds could the two goblins be eliminated. The old man planted seven big gourds: red, orange, yellow, green, green, blue and purple, but the gourd saw them in the wishful mirror.

They couldn't destroy the seven gourds, so they captured the old man and the pangolin. The seven gourds matured and fell to the ground one after another, turning into seven barefoot little boys wearing seven colors of clothing. In order to eliminate the goblins, they rescued the old man and the pangolin, and fought the goblins one by one

5. "Four Drivers Brothers"

Original name: "Let's Go!!" , broadcast from January 8 to December 30, 1996, with 51 episodes. Since this article has no subtitle, it is commonly called the "Unprinted Chapter". It is also called the "JGC Chapter" because the theme is the JGC Competition.

The content is that brothers Xing Mali and Xing Mahao obtained the racing car Saber from the mini four-wheel drive researcher Dr. Tsuchiya, modified the car to make it grow continuously, and competed with many mini four-wheel drive drivers in the competition. The story of competition.

The two names "Retsu" and "Hao" correspond to the title. The Japanese pronunciation of "Retsu" is "Retsu" and the Japanese pronunciation of "Hao" is "go". When read together, it is Let's Go.