How Well Do You Remember These Cartoon Characters?

A Nickelodeon cartoon that aired from 1998 to 2004, "The Wild Thornberrys" was about a family that traveled the world making nature docs. Its star was Eliza Thornberry, a young smartie who can talk to animals. Sometimes her gift helps her save the day; other times it leads her into danger.

Remember "Codename: Kids Next Door?" Stickybeard is their biggest enemy because he's thirsty for their candy. His arch-nemesis is Numbuh Five, although he respects her enough to offer her a job. Needless to say, she dips out on that!

Remember the "Clifford" books, about a big red dog the size of a house? Well, there's also a Clifford cartoon — PBS aired it between 2000 and 2003. It was about Clifford and his owner, Emily Elizabeth, a girl whose love transformed Clifford from undersized to dummy enormous!

The main character of "American Dragon: Jake Long," Jake Long is a teenage boy/magical dragon with a crush on a dragon-slayer. And you thought your love life was complicated! Kind yet cocky, Jake is a pretty great guy, but balancing his magical nature with his regular life high-key stresses him out.

Are you down with Caillou? The star of a cartoon that shares his name, Caillou is an imaginative little boy who daydreams around the clock. He loves rocket ships, airplanes and stuffed dinosaurs. If we were toddlers, he'd be #goals.

The star of a cartoon that's also named after him, Samurai Jack is ageless, cunning-AF and extraordinarily skilled at martial arts. A prince trapped in the future by the evil demon Aku, he has the ability to connect emotionally with animals, who are sometimes his only allies (same!).

"The Grim Adventures of Billy & Mandy" had no more relatable character than Grim, a grim reaper who's forced to be best friends with two odd little kids. Because they won a bet with him, he's forced to put up with their nonsense, but that doesn't stop him from being hilariously savage.

On "Dexter's Lab," an Emmy-winning cartoon that ran on Cartoon Network from 1996 to 2003, Dee Dee is Dexter's older sister. A heckin' curious ballet dancer, Dee Dee messes up many of Dexter's experiments. She doesn't do it on purpose; it's just that she's a normal kid while Dexter can't stop adulting.

A Disney show from the 2000s, "Kim Possible" was all about Kimberly Ann Possible, a high-school kid who spends her free time saving the world. She's helped (and sometimes hindered) by her sidekick Ron Stoppable, a cutie who's unfortunately mediocre.

Tiny and fierce as heck, Spinelli is the toughest kid on the "Recess" playground. Her parents (especially her mom) try to force her to be more feminine, but Spinelli is Not. Interested. She has a huge crush on T.J. because, well, who wouldn't?

If you watched the long-running Nickelodeon show "Fairly OddParents," you remember the Crimson Chin! Voiced by Jay Leno, the Crimson Chin has tons of superpowers but is vulnerable to Chintonite.

Tico, from "Dora the Explorer," is a purple flying squirrel. He's got a fresh-to-death stripey vest and can drive virtually any vehicle. For fun, he likes driving his tiny car around the Nutty Forest (relatable!).

Generations of kids know who hippie Shaggy is because "Scooby-Doo" shows have been in production since 1969. Baby Boomers know him from the original series, while younger kids know him from "Be Cool, Scooby-Doo!," which ended in 2018. Wherever you know him from, Shaggy is relatable as heck!

Were you a little in love with your pre-school teacher? If she was anything like Miss Martin, we bet so! On "Caillou," Miss Martin is a lovely and cheerful pre-school teacher. Since she works with kids, she gets to wear overalls every day. Can you say #goals?

Chuckie Finster, a redheaded lil imp, is Tommy Pickles' best friend. Together, they're the main characters of "Rugrats," which follows their post-punk baby adventures. Although Chuckie usually thinks Tommy's ideas are bad, he goes along with them anyway. (We can relate!)

Dash Baxter is a villain from "Danny Phantom." He bullies Danny and the other students but gets away with it because he's good at football. However, he's sort of tragic because he seems to know that his high school years will be the best ones of his life. Sad!

One of the best characters on "Rugrats," Susie protected the younger kids from Angelica, one of the show's main villains. Angelica's bullying never slowed Susie down. Smart, talented and multi-lingual, Susie has many friends and few enemies.

"Dave the Barbarian" ran on the Disney Channel in the early 2000s. One of its most fire characters was Candy the Barbarian, a Valley Girl who can't even. She's great at fighting monsters but would rather be shopping.

Tommy and Dil's mom on "Rugrats," Didi is a low-key icon. Her style is fresh, she holds down a job as a Home Economics teacher and she's a loving, conscientious mother. We're impressed!

A young monk who becomes a Xiaolin Warrior, Kimiko Tohomiko is currently the Xiaolin Dragon of Fire. Bae and brave, she's kind but also has a hot temper. Don't sleep on Kimiko — she may be short, but she's dangerous!

"Rugrats" character Boris Kropotkin is Tommy and Dil's grandpa (and Didi's father). He's a Russian immigrant of Jewish extraction, and he tells killer stories and behaves caringly toward all the children.

Oh, Rick. There would be no "Rick and Morty" without mean grandpa Rick Sanchez, and yet he's difficult-AF to like. Rude to his daughter as well as his grandchildren, Rick is A LOT. On the other hand, he does know how to bend space and time, so ... props?

Although he's a war prince, Dave (of "Dave the Barbarian) is a lover, not a fighter. Tremendously powerful, he'd rather cook or do crafts than engage in battle, since he's very sensitive to pain. My dude, we can relate!

One of the main characters on "The Wild Thornberrys," Donnie was raised by orangutans after his parents were killed by poachers. Even though he lives with humans now, he's still majorly high-key. Reminds us of our brothers!

One of the protagonists of "Angelina Ballerina," Alice Bridgette Nimbletoes is a darling mouse who digs gymnastics. Her favorite color is green, and her favorite food is cheese pie (same!).

The star of the "Ben 10" sequel "Ben 10: Alien Force," Ben Tennyson is now a 15-year-old. After his Grandpa Max disappears, he has to put back on the Omnitrix and assemble a rag-tag team to save him. We stan a grandpa-rescuing hero!

Mr. Burns might be the most dangerous Big Bad on "The Simpsons," if it weren't for his hilarious weakness. Without his assistant Smithers' help, could he even cross the street? Nonetheless, we stan the time that Mr. Burns got booed but Smithers told him that the crowd was actually saying "boo-urns."

The Nickelodeon series "Avatar: The Last Airbender" is full of memorable characters. One of the best of them is Sokka, a warrior and master strategist who lacks magic. Hilarious and practical, he's definitely #boyfriendgoals.

Clifford the Big Red Dog's buddy T-Bone is a darling lil bulldog. Although he likes to pretend to be a superhero, he's easily shook by stuff like fireworks and is afraid of the dark.

D.W. Read is Arthur's little sister. Like all the aardvarks on "Arthur," she has a human appearance. Because she hates her full name, she forces everyone to call her by her initials. As she's fond of singing songs over and over again, she drives Arthur crazy, but we stan.

"The Simpsons" wouldn't be "The Simpsons" without Ralph Wiggum, son of Police Chief Clandy. Hopelessly dorky, Ralph is famous for his amazingly daft catchphrases, such as "Me fail English? That’s unpossible" and "Oh boy, sleep! That's where I'm a Viking."

Morty (of "Rick and Morty") has gone on a hecking wild journey. At the beginning of "Rick and Morty," he's an innocent high school freshman, easily manipulated by the brilliant Rick. By Season 3, he's raised a Gazorpian son, lived in a microverse and survived a Purge, making him a savage adversary.

Garfield Mark Logan of "Teen Titans" is known as Beast Boy because he can turn into any animal. Although he fights crime when he has to, he'd rather be sleeping or eating. Same, Beast Boy!

Hailing from "Adventure Time," Marceline the Vampire Queen is a kinder, gentler vampire than you might be used to. Instead of drinking blood, she eats the color red. Passionate about music, she plays the electric bass.

Prunella Deegan is a poodle from "Arthur," a PBS cartoon that's been on the air since 1996! Prunella is a poodle who goes to school with Arthur. Although she's in fourth grade, most of her friends are third-graders, perhaps because she's kind of a Felicia.

T.J. Detweiler was the head of the "Recess" crew. He slays at coming up with pranks and plans and is looked up to by virtually every kid on the playground.

Sideshow Mel (of "The Simpsons" fame) is Sideshow Bob's replacement. After Sideshow Bob got caught framing Krusty the Clown and was sent to jail, Sideshow Mel took over as Krusty's sidekick. Educated at Cornell, Mel is overqualified for his position, which makes him bitter AF (is he a millennial?).

A character from "Codename: Kids Next Door," Kuki Sanban is also known as Numbuh 3. Her low-key nature is surprising, given that she is a powerful operative with firebending powers.

Like all dancers, this lil mouse can be messy, but Angelina Mouseling is overall a delight! The star of British cartoon "Angelina Ballerina," she strives for success in the world of ballet, alongside her friends Alice Nimbletoes and William Longtail.

Sam Manson (of "Danny Phantom") is SUCH a queen. A goth with purple eyes who loves Nine Inch Nails, she swoons over monster movies and thinks everyone should stop eating meat. We stan.