Wake Up! We’ve Got Saturday Morning Cartoon Collectibles

Remember back in the day when getting up early on the weekend wasn’t a chore but, believe it or not, something you actually looked forward to all week? While precious sleep might be more valuable now than new cartoons, it’s still lots of fun to gather collectibles from your favorite Saturday morning shows.

If you really look closely, not all of these cartoons and fan-favorites are from Saturday mornings, per se. But really, Saturday Morning Cartoon is a vibe — a special ritual that’s as rewarding as a bowl of sugar-y cereal. (We won’t judge if you swap out the sugar for fiber these days.) With Marvel’s X-Men ’97 returning to our screens this year, it’s the perfect time to expand that nostalgia factor. Grab some snacks, make your pillow fort, and dive in to the best Saturday morning cartoon collectibles.

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ThunderCats ThunderTank

When Lion-O uses the Sword of Omens in battle against Mumm-Ra, the stakes are high. That’s why he also relies on the awesome ThunderCats ThunderTank Scaled Replica by Super 7. Bring home the pride of Thundera with this impressive tank in your fight against evil!

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Rocksteady TMNT Statue

Tubular! Everybody loves the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles for their upbeat attitudes, shell-shocking style, and brotherly camaraderie. And every squad of heroes needs some bad guys to whip into shape — which is where the Rocksteady Statue by Premium Collectibles Studio comes in. This fearsome Shredder mercenary is ready to pose alongside your TMNT collectibles.

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Taz Looney Tunes Statue

If you’re looking for a burst of wild energy, then Taz is your guy. The Taz Looney Tunes Statue by Iron Studios is from the sequel to the iconic ’90s hit Space Jam. Here’s your chance, do your dance with this Looney Tunes collectible. This one’s a slam dunk!

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Bumblebee Figure

Based on the Autobot’s appearance in the original Transformers TV series, the Bumblebee G1 Performance Robot by Robosen is a mighty Transformers collectible. Just like his cartoon counterpart, this collectible has what it takes to engage in some exciting combat!

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Itachi Uchiha Naruto: Shippuden Statue

Tsukuyomi! The Itachi Uchiha Statue by Espada Art from Naruto: Shippuden is a sinister statue for anime fans. In front of a light-up LED crimson moon, Itachi’s cloak disperses into crows while he traps his opponents in the thralls of his mind-bending genjutsu.

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One Piece Zoro Figure

The eye-catching XXRay Plus: Zoro (Anime Edition) Collectible Figure by Mighty Jaxx is a must-have One Piece collectible. With detailed shadowing and Zoro’s signature katanas, he’s about to slice up your display into something even cooler.

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My Pokémon Cookbook Gift Set

What’s adorable and delicious all at once? The My Pokémon Cookbook Collectible Gift Set by Insight Editions, of course! For a taste of the world of Pokémon, this collectible gift set is the very best choice.

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My Hero Academia Diorama

Plus Ultra!!! It’s an all-star roll call for UA Class 1-A in the Midoriya, Bakugo & Todoroki Diorama by Prime 1 Studio. Fans of My Hero Academia can admire these three champions as they burst forth from a base that honors the legendary All Might. Get those quirks ready.

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Sailor Moon Stick Replica

“In the name of the moon, I’ll collect you!” Okay so maybe that’s not exactly what Sailor Moon said. But you know that Usagi would be clamoring for this breathtaking, light-up replica of her signature weapon: the Sailor Moon Moon Stick (Brilliant Color Edition) Replica by Tadashii Nations. Your Sailor Moon transformation sequence awaits.

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SpongeBob SquarePants Collectible Statue

You’ve seen him rip his pants before, but this takes things to a whole new level. The XXPosed SpongeBob SquarePants (Rainbow Swirl Edition) Polystone Statue by Mighty Jaxx is a unique piece that uses psychedelic Bikini Bottom colors to show what really makes SpongeBob tick. Order up!

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Liven up your next TV show marathon with these fantastic collectibles! What were your favorite cartoons growing up? Join the conversation with other pop culture fans over at Sideshow Social Network or in side.show/geekgroup, and don’t forget to Let Your Geek Sideshow!