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2001 in animation is an overview of notable events, including notable awards, list of films released, television show debuts and endings, and notable deaths.

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Awards

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Films released

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Main article:List of animated feature films of 2001

Television series debuts

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Main article:List of animated television series of 2001
DateTitleChannelYear
January 12Gary & MikeUPN2001
January 13House of MouseABC/Toon Disney2001–2003
January 27The Zeta ProjectKids' WB2001–2002
February 3Lloyd in SpaceABC/Toon Disney2001–2004
February 11Animated Tales of the WorldHBO Family2001–2003
March 30The Fairly OddParentsNickelodeon2001–2017
Invader Zim2001–2002
April 1The OblongsThe WB
UndergradsMTV2001
April 2The Big OCartoon Network2001–2003
June 2BracefaceFox Family2001–2004
June 3Baby Looney TunesKids' WB/Cartoon Network2001–2006
June 8Time SquadCartoon Network2001–2003
June 10Tiny PlanetsNoggin2001–2002
August 10Samurai JackCartoon Network2001–2004
August 11Cubix: Robots for EveryoneKids' WB (U.S.)2001–2004
August 18Pokémon: Johto League Champions2001–2002
August 20OswaldNickelodeon2001–2003
August 24Grim & EvilCartoon Network2001–2002
September 1The Legend of TarzanUPN/ABC2001–2003
September 2Space Ghost Coast to CoastAdult Swim2001–2004
Anne of Green Gables: The Animated SeriesPBS Kids2001–2002
September 3Sagwa, the Chinese Siamese Cat
September 8MedabotsFox Kids/Jetix (U.S.)2001–2004
Transformers: Robots in DisguiseFox Kids (U.S.)2001–2002
September 10The URL with Phred ShowNoggin
September 13Sitting DucksCartoon Network2001–2004
September 15Alienators: Evolution ContinuesFox Kids2001–2002
The Ripping Friends
The Proud FamilyDisney Channel2001–2005
StanleyPlayhouse Disney2001–2004
September 22What's with Andy?Fox Family (U.S.)2001–2007
September 29The MummyKids' WB2001–2003
Yu-Gi-Oh! Duel Monsters2001–2006
October 20Mary-Kate and Ashley in Action!ABC2001–2002
October 24Timber WolfWB Online2001–2002
November 3Totally Spies!Cartoon Network (U.S.)2001–2010
November 17Justice League2001–2004
November 19The Popeye Show2001–2003

Television series endings

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DateTitleChannelYearNotes
January 13Buzz Lightyear of Star CommandABC, UPN2000–2001Cancelled
January 24TV FunhouseComedy Central
February 28The New Adventures of MadelinePlayhouse DisneyEnded
March 11The Bob Clampett ShowCartoon Network
March 21Generation O!Kids' WBCancelled
Oh Yeah! CartoonsNickelodeon1998–2001
March 31Spider-Man UnlimitedFox Kids1999–2001
April 13Gary & MikeUPN2001
May 27Mike, Lu & OgCartoon Network1999–2001
June 7ZoboomafooPBS Kids
June 11The Angry BeaversNickelodeon1997–2001Ended
June 30Men in Black: The SeriesKids' WB
August 11Pokémon: The Johto Journeys2000–2001
August 12UndergradsMTV2001Cancelled
August 20Action ManFox Kids2000–2001Ended
September 9Phred on Your Head ShowNoggin1999–2001
November 5RecessABC1997–2001Cancelled
November 22MaisyNickelodeon1999–2001
November 29Angela AnacondaFox Family
November 30ReBootCartoon Network2001
December 16Rex the RuntBBC Two1998–2001Ended
December 18Batman BeyondThe WB1999–2001Cancelled
December 28Timothy Goes to SchoolPBS Kids2000–2001
Specific date unknownJBVOCartoon Network

Television season premieres

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DateTitleSeasonChannel
March 6Blue's Clues4Nickelodeon
April 6Ed, Edd n Eddy3Cartoon Network
April 20The Powerpuff Girls4
October 5SpongeBob SquarePants3Nickelodeon
November 16Courage the Cowardly Dog3Cartoon Network
November 18Dexter's Laboratory3

Television season finales

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DateTitleSeasonChannel
March 3SpongeBob SquarePants1Nickelodeon
May 18CatDog3
July 20Rugrats6
October 12The Powerpuff Girls3Cartoon Network
December 9The Fairly OddParents1Nickelodeon
December 2Time Squad1Cartoon Network
December 3Samurai Jack1
December 11Rugrats7Nickelodeon
December 14Grim & Evil1Cartoon Network

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See also

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References

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