In the 90s and 2000s, there were numerous animes that aired on the TV channel RTL2. For many, it was part of their routine to immerse themselves in their favorite series after school, kindergarten or work. MeinMMO would like to use a survey to find out which RTL2 anime is the most popular in our community.
The RTL2 program had something for every taste. Whether it was warriors in wedding dresses or a hamster gang, the TV station had a number of animes on hand. Some series such as Dragon Ball and Pokémon are now famous around the world, but there were also smaller shows such as DoReMi or Flint Hammerhead that found their fans.
Our colleagues at GamePro have compiled a list of which animes were shown on RTL2. In the overview you can discover all the series that were shown on the TV channel in the 90s and 2000s.
Even though other TV channels like Tele 5 or MTV had their own animes, RTL2 was the biggest destination for the anime fan community at the time.
In order for the anime to count for the survey, it must have been shown on RTL2’s television program at a certain point in time. We are only looking at series in this survey. Films like The Last Unicorn or Princess Mononoke do not count.
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Here’s how you can participate: To make sure your voice counts, you can vote in the following poll. Since there were so many animes that were shown on RTL2, we have listed 20 of the most popular ones for you.
Because there is so much choice, you have a total of three votes to cast. If you prefer another series, you can let us know using the “Another” field. Then write to us in the comments which anime you missed in the survey.
Which of the RTL2 animes were you most looking forward to when you got home? We are excited to see which series will win out. The MeinMMO editorial team has already chosen their favorite animes, regardless of whether they were shown on RTL2 or not: The best anime of all time – This is what our editorial team is watching