Celebrity Cartoons

Based on the live action comedic duo of the same name.

Based on the super group of the same name.

Yes that's right! A rare 70's cartoon of Muhammad Ali himself. Way before Iron Mike there was the greatest cartoon boxer of all time.

When MJ was still black and a child. Based on the real life super group The Jackson Five.

Wolf Rock TV is an American animated series which featured the voice of Wolfman Jack. The series ran for seven episodes on ABC in 1984.

Robert Weston Smith, known as Wolfman Jack (January 21, 1938 – July 1, 1995) was an American disc jockey. Famous for his gravelly voice.

Famous in the 80's and 90's rap group.

Yeah that's right. New Kids on the Block the F***** cartoon! lol

Puffy Amiyumi a Japanese Pop Star sensation turned into a cartoon where the two females play their fictional younger selves.

Puffy (パフィー Pafī?, romanized as PUFFY) or Puffy AmiYumi is a Japanese pop/rock duo formerly signed to Sony Music Japan under Epic Records and Ki/oon Music, later transferred to Warner Music Japan in 2015. The group continues to go by the moniker of PUFFY in Japan, but in order to avoid legal naming conflicts with Sean Combs, have adopted the name Puffy AmiYumi in the United States. They sing in Japanese and English.

Burn it with fire!

Louie Anderson as a kid. Belongs in the same camp as Little Rosey, Lil' Bush, and Little Bill.

Roseanne Barr as a kid.

George Dumbass Jr

Damon Wayans as a kid.

Or according to wikipedia:
Waynehead is a Canadian-American Saturday morning animated series created by American actor Damon Wayans. It was produced by Warner Bros. Animation and Nelvana. It ran on Kids' WB from 1996–1997

A show that seemed to be popular with 90's kids. It's Jackie Chan what more do you want?

An animated series about four members of a mock family of basketball star LeBron James.

Yes Gary Coleman as an angel...creepy now that he is one right?

This was the animated true stories of Chuck Norris's life as a bad ass.

Hulk Hogan's Rock 'n' Wrestling belongs in the same category as Mr. T and Chuck Norris cartoons.

It's cool! The best thing about this show was the cereal that came out based on it. It was pretty much captain crunch without the shredded roof of the mouth problem.

Rick Moranis play's himself as a teacher at a high school for teenage versions of classic universal monsters.

Stanley aka MC Hammer and his magical shoes, with the magical shoes, and the magical shoes...you'll get it if you hear the intro.

John Candy in his finest work he ever left behind. This show is highly underrated and will charm you if you let it.

This show is amazingly praise worthy. Mike does a great job of voicing his own character and poking fun at himself while giving a direct homage to all the celebrity cartoons before his. You can see the inspiration taken from the Scooby Doo Celebrity episodes and MR T's cartoon. This show is Not for kids.

Super Dave Osborn, real life stunt man.

It's them. Animated.

All the great athletes of the 90s. Including Micheal Jordan and Wayne Gretzky.

Rapper Andre 3000 teaches some Bebe's kids.

Nobody wanted this but he did it anyway. It's Slim Shady drawn with the left hand of a legally blind child. Trying to cash in on the adult cartoon craze. Just plain crap frankly.

Aired for 9 weeks on Comedy Central. It starred Hollywood film producer Robert Evans as himself.

Punky Brewster but with magic and a magic little magic friend that does magic. The show is magical.

Howie Mandel plays himself as Bobby's dad Howie. Howie Mandel
co-created this show.

Produced by DiC Animation City, Inc., the series starred pre-teen movie star Macaulay Culkin.

Nicholas "Nick" McClary (modeled after and voiced by Culkin) owned a baseball glove that had been struck by a miniature shooting star, an event that inexplicably enabled it to magically grant wishes.

Each story — introduced in a live-action prologue by Culkin — revolved around Nick's wishes and the trouble that always seemed to follow.

Bill Cosby as a kid. Little Bill was created by Cosby and is an obvious reference to a little personification of himself.

Bill Cosby's Kids according to the name. With Live action appearances by Cosby.

Basically Gene Simmons as a dad.

My Dad the Rock Star is a Canadian/French animated television series that was created by KISS bassist Gene Simmons.

Cartoon based on the iconic live action trio of slapstick comedy.

Based on the live action phenom "Dukes of Hazard".

Bo and Luke (voiced by live-action stars Tom Wopat and John Schneider) took over the wheel for the second and final season of the Hanna-Barbera production.

Based on Live action the Brady Bunch.

I didn't remember this one but hey it's like the live action partridge family inserted into the Jetson's shtick.

Common theme to take live action stars and put them in space for a cartoon's sake.

Face it, Alf was a live action celebrity in the 80's and this was his cartoon.

Martin Short is Ed Grimley. Based on Short's live action SNL skit.

Jim Carrey personified this character and as such this is just an Animated Jim Carrey.

This one's legit as it directly mirrors the live action actors image and likeness.

Based on Jim Carey's performance and likeness of same name character in the movie.

This character just wouldn't exist if not for the iconic performance by Micheal Keaton. Thus this one counts.

This one's legit as it directly mirrors the live action actors image and likeness. Also featuring the actual voices of the original Bill & Ted.

Keanu Reeves and Alex Winter.

Personified by it's live action counterparts from the big screen this one counts.