What animated franchises do you think would be a good fit for the Netflix treatment?

1️⃣ Reboots of 90s/2000s classics

Netflix has had success with nostalgia-driven animated content. These would be natural fits:

Danny Phantom – A darker, serialized take could appeal to teens/young adults who grew up with it. Netflix could explore more serialized storylines and deeper ghost lore.
The Proud Family – A revival exploring modern family dynamics, diversity, and social issues could resonate well with Netflix’s audience.
Kim Possible – A slightly more serialized espionage format, with Netflix-style humor and action, could work beautifully.

Franchises that didn’t get a huge mainstream revival but have dedicated fanbases:

Avatar: The Last Airbender / Legend of Korra – While Nickelodeon owns it, a Netflix spinoff or continuation (especially Korra-era stories or comics adaptation) could reignite interest.
Samurai Jack – The original finale was great, but new adventures or mini-series could expand the world for adults nostalgic for the show.
Foster’s Home for Imaginary Friends – Could be rebooted with a mix of humor and heartfelt storytelling for kids and nostalgic millennials.

Netflix often turns films into episodic series:

The Incredibles – A series following the Parr family between movies could explore side characters and deeper superhero storylines.
How to Train Your Dragon – DreamWorks already did some TV, but a Netflix-exclusive series could have more serialized storytelling and dragon lore expansion.
Shrek – Spinoffs or prequels exploring Far Far Away or new fairy-tale adventures could work, especially if they lean into humor for older audiences.

Netflix loves global appeal and unique animation styles:

Totally Spies! – A modern reboot with international missions could attract older fans and new viewers.
Code Lyoko – The original CGI/2D mix could be fully modernized, with darker sci-fi themes for tween/teen audiences.
Wakfu (French) – Netflix could produce English adaptations or spinoffs for a global audience, since the lore and world-building are already rich.

Netflix could commission spiritual successors to beloved animated franchises, taking visual style and tone but crafting fresh stories.
Example: A new 90s Cartoon Network-style anthology series, mixing humor, serialized plots, and experimental animation, could attract both nostalgia viewers and new subscribers.