Top 10 Cartoon Characters in India

1.Chota Bheem is a character in the film Chota Bheem

Chota Bheem is a fictional character from an Indian cartoon series. He is a ten-year-old boy who has a superhero alter persona known as the Great Warrior, which he uses to fight crime.

After premiering on Disney Channel India in 2006, the show was then broadcast on Disney Channel in the United States in 2009. The show is broken into 52 episodes, with each episode lasting approximately 13 minutes in length.

It is one of the most popular cartoon characters in India.

2.Tom and Jerry’s Cartoons

William Hanna and Joseph Barbera established the Tom and Jerry cartoon franchise and series of short comedic films in 1940, which became known as Tom and Jerry cartoons.

The best part of Tom & Jerry is that they’re all-time favorite cartoon characters in India across all generations.

3.Oggy and the Cockroach

A cat named Oggy would rather spend his days watching television and eating than doing anything else, but he is always tormented by three roaches named Joey, Marky, and Dee-Dee who are continuously bothering him. Aside from plundering Oggy’s refrigerator, the cockroaches’ comedic antics include hijacking the train that Oggy has just boarded.

4.Ben Tennyson

It is about a 10-year-old child named Ben Tennyson who receives an alien technology resembling a watch, dubbed the “Omnitrix,” that he uses to save the world. In addition to his cousin Gwen and grandfather Max, the device is attached to his wrist and allows him to morph into several extraterrestrial animals with varying skills, allowing him to combat evil from both Earth and space alongside them.

Ben Ten is quite popular among cartoon characters in India amongst young kids and Ben Ten’s watch was a craze during its peak.

5.Shin Chan

Japan’s Kasukabe Prefecture is the setting for this story, which chronicles the exploits of five-year-old Shinnosuke “Shin” Nohara and his family (including his parents and younger sister), as well as their neighbors and best friends. In 1990, Crayon Shin-chan made his debut in a Japanese weekly magazine called Weekly Manga Action, which was produced by Futabasha and included the character’s first appearance.

6.Hatori Ninja (Japanese for “ninja warrior”)

The story centers around Kenichi, a 10-year-old child who comes into contact with Kanzo Hattori, a ninja from the Iga Clan. He becomes friends with Kenichi and eventually becomes a Mitsuba family member, including his brother Shinzp and Shishimaru, his ninja dog. Hattori aids Kenichi with his troubles and maintains a careful watch on him at the same time.

7.The Battle of the Kid vs. the Kat

After his spoilt younger sister Millie brings home a weird stray cat, Coop Burtonburger’s ideal world is flipped upside down. As he quickly discovers, Kitty is more than just a scrawny, purple, hairless pet for Coop; he is also a smart, alien mastermind who harbors a deep-seated animosity toward Coop.

8.Pokémon is a fictional character created by Japanese manga artist Shigeru Miyamoto

An anime series based on the popular Game Boy game “Pocket Monsters,” in which youngsters grow and train a pocket monster to fight against other monsters, is now in production. Satoshi and his Pokemon, Pikachu, are on a journey across the country in this show, trying to enhance their abilities and eventually become the grand champions of their respective regions. He travels with his companions on various excursions.

9.The Micky Mouse Clubhouse is a place where you can hang out with your friends and have a good time

At certain points in the story of each episode, Mickey, Minnie and Donald interact with the audience in order to stimulate problem-solving skills. The moment Mickey notices the tools on the Mousekedoer screen, they are immediately downloaded to Toodles, the Mousekedoer’s small flying extension in the shape of Mickey’s head.

10.Motu Patlu

Friendship is like a family. Motu and Patlu, who live in Furfuri Nagar, are prone to getting themselves into trouble. They finally receive assistance from their other pals to escape their difficulties, which are frequently caused by Motu’s clumsy deeds.

Originally published at https://www.helloparents.in on November 16, 2021.