2012 in animation

Events

February

March

  • 2 March: The Lorax, a film based on the book by Dr. Seuss is released.

April

May

June

July

August

September

November

Awards

Films released

Television series debuts

Date Title Channel Year
15 JanuaryNapoleon DynamiteFox2012
19 JanuaryUnsupervisedFX
18 FebruaryTransformers: Rescue BotsThe Hub2012–16
23 FebruaryMonsunoNicktoons2012–14
3 MarchThe Aquabats! Super Show!The Hub
23 MarchDoc McStuffinsDisney Junior2012–present
30 MarchCartoon PlanetCartoon Network1995–98; 2012–14
1 AprilUltimate Spider-ManDisney XD2012–17
14 AprilThe Legend of KorraNickelodeon2012–14
27 AprilWild GrindersNicktoons2012–15
30 AprilMotorcityDisney XD2012–13
18 MayTron: Uprising
2 JuneCare Bears: Welcome to Care-a-LotThe Hub2012
Kaijudo2012–13
15 JuneGravity FallsDisney Channel, Disney XD2012–16
15 JulyBlack DynamiteAdult Swim2012–15
1 AugustBen 10: OmniverseCartoon Network2012–14
4 AugustRobot and MonsterNickelodeon2012–15
7 AugustDreamWorks DragonsCartoon Network, Netflix2012–18
13 AugustRandy Cunningham: 9th Grade NinjaDisney XD2012–15
3 SeptemberDaniel Tiger's NeighborhoodPBS Kids2012–present
25 SeptemberBrickleberryComedy Central2012–15
29 SeptemberTeenage Mutant Ninja TurtlesNickelodeon2012–17
15 OctoberSlugterraDisney XD, Netflix2012–present
8 NovemberBravest WarriorsCartoon Hangover2012–present
10 NovemberLittlest Pet ShopThe Hub2012–16
18 NovemberSofia the FirstDisney Junior2012–18
24 NovemberThe Chica ShowUniversal Kids2012–14
30 NovemberSuperFuckersCartoon Hangover2012–14
14 DecemberPeter RabbitNick Jr.2012–16

Television series endings

Date Title Channel Year Notes
9 JanuaryThe Adventures of Chuck and FriendsThe Hub2010–12Cancelled
26 JanuaryBakugan Battle BrawlersCartoon Network2007–12Ended
17 FebruarySecret Mountain Fort Awesome2011–12Cancelled
24 FebruaryPostcards from BusterPBS Kids Go!2004–12Ended
1 MarchMoose and ZeeNoggin, Nick Jr.2003–12
4 MarchNapoleon DynamiteFox2012Cancelled
25 MarchMary Shelley's FrankenholeAdult Swim2010–12
31 MarchBen 10: Ultimate AlienCartoon NetworkEnded
25 AprilVoltron ForceNicktoonsCancelled
Ugly AmericansComedy Central
17 MaySpecial Agent OsoDisney Junior2009–12Ended
24 MayJungle Junction
16 JuneThunderCatsCartoon Network2011–12Cancelled
9 JulyHero: 1082010–12
13 JulyThe Ricky Gervais ShowHBO
25 JulyIron Man: Armored AdventuresNicktoons2009–12
OctoberSidekickCartoon Network2011–12
2 NovemberFanboy & Chum ChumNickelodeon2009–12
8 NovemberCasper's Scare SchoolCartoon Network
2 DecemberKick Buttowski: Suburban DaredevilDisney XD2010–12
Have a Laugh!Disney Channel2009–12Ended
8 DecemberCare Bears: Welcome to Care-a-LotThe Hub2012Cancelled
20 DecemberUnsupervisedFX
UnknownEl Perro y el GatoHBO2004–12Ended

Deaths

February

March

April

  • 22 April: Paul Gringle, American comics artist, animator and illustrator (advertising film for Champion Spark Plugs), dies at age 89.[21]
  • 24 April: Yugo Sako, Japanese film director, producer and animator (Ramayana: The Legend of Prince Rama), dies at age 84.[22]

May

June

  • 16 June: Susan Tyrrell, American voice actress (did the narration for Wizards), dies at age 67.[29][30]
  • June 24: Iwan Lemaire, aka Yvan Lemaire, Belgian comics artist, animator, photographer and painter, dies at age 78.[31]

July

August

September

October

November

December

Specific date unknown

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See also

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