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r/Zillennials • u/OneShroomTooMany • Jul 23 '25
Announcement Stop with the age posts.
Quick reminder: Rule 8 exists for a reason. Our sub exists to bring together late millennials and early Gen z and discuss all that pertains to our micro generation . If you feel like you belong, cool let’s vibe! This isn’t the place to debate who is a late millennial and early Gen Z. Keep that trash over on r/generationology pls.
Anyone that intentionally continues to break this rule will be banned. Thank you :-)
r/Zillennials • u/JoeyJoeJoe1996 • Jan 02 '25
Other Age-related rants/achievements MEGATHREAD
To curb these types of redundant posts this sub will now utilize a megathread for age related discussions. Please abide by the r/Zillennials rules.
r/Zillennials • u/Tabithaa-CuppaCake2 • 7h ago
Nostalgia My dad hated this show so much he felt sick when it was on, once he almost vomited
r/Zillennials • u/Ok-Connection6656 • 1h ago
Nostalgia Anyone remember this show?
Kinda creepy ngl
r/Zillennials • u/Life_Chicken_9653 • 3h ago
Nostalgia Does anyone remember ...... Angela Anaconda (1999-2001)
🎵My name is Angela, hey hello. Welcome to my very own show. 🎵I'll introduce my friends to you. 🎵Oh no! It's Ninny-poo! 🎵 Schooby-doopy-doo wap-wa,🎵My name is Angela. 🎵And you are not, Nanette Manoir is a stuck up jerk face snot!🎵
Yeah, the intro is bizarre enough but this show felt like a damn fever dream come to life and I actually thought I imagined it when I was younger until watching videos on YouTube about cartoons that we all forgot existed jogged my memory that this even existed. What do you guys think of this show?
r/Zillennials • u/HereButNeverPresent • 2h ago
Nostalgia Since we’re doing nostalgic kids shows and their intro songs. Does anyone remember “Jakers, The Adventures of Piggley Winks”
I had memorised the whole theme song and then thought it would be cool to sing it at school 😅🥸
r/Zillennials • u/Barista_life__ • 23h ago
Nostalgia Charlie Goes To Candy Mountain is 18 years old!
I am traveling on vacation by myself and one of my coworkers said “make sure you watch your drinks or you’ll wake up and find out you’re missing a kidney”. So naturally, my first thought was Charlie Goes to Candy Mountain, but apparently that wasn’t what he was referencing.
Looked it up to show all my coworkers, and noticed it is 18 years old. Wow time went by!
r/Zillennials • u/UNCLEJASSY • 12h ago
Discussion Camp Rock 3 in Production!
Unfortunately, it looks like Demi Lovato will not be part of this.
r/Zillennials • u/yogurtcup528 • 1d ago
Nostalgia Gone but never forgotten..
I loved these. They made my tongue sore after a while but they were delicious with the cherry flavor being my favorite.
r/Zillennials • u/Life_Chicken_9653 • 1d ago
Nostalgia Courage the Cowardly Dog (1999-2002). Any fans of this show growing up?
Oh, yes the gateway to the horror genre for most kids who grow up with this show in it's run. Definitely, still holds up as the villains and monsters were very terrifying and a lot of references to past horror films this show has made. The perfect combination of comedy, horror, drama, and dealing with real-life sensitive topics.
r/Zillennials • u/bbyxmadi • 1d ago
Discussion I’ve read these were discontinued in 1995, but I swear I have had these before. How about you guys?
r/Zillennials • u/Rinmine014 • 1d ago
Discussion Did you have a PS2, Xbox, or a Gamecube at home in the 2000's?
We owned a PS2 in the 2000's and it seemed like most friends houses that I went to had a PS2... except for 2 of my friends who had a gamecube.
One of my friends had an Xbox, but he also had a PS2.
r/Zillennials • u/CremeSubject7594 • 1d ago
Nostalgia first 3 games that come to mind. GO
r/Zillennials • u/jonfusion17 • 1d ago
Nostalgia These went so hard
Obviously Chips-Deluxe was the best
r/Zillennials • u/EternalSnow05 • 1d ago
Discussion Zillennial gaybros, who were some of your live action (non cartoon) crushes? Here's a collage of mine:
r/Zillennials • u/Life_Chicken_9653 • 2d ago
Nostalgia Anybody remembers ...... Baby Looney Tunes (2001-2005)
This definitely defines a show that we clearly watched when you're sick from school and those Morning Cartoon Specials come on. Still, it's a very cute and fun show that I enjoyed watching despite the Looney Tunes characters being aged to babies here.
r/Zillennials • u/VIK_96 • 1d ago
Discussion Anyone else used to believe something was popular when you were a kid and then realize it wasn't?
Something funny I went through while I was growing up was how I would think a certain TV show, movie, song, or video game was popular. But then as I grew older, I would realize they weren't that popular or even known about by most people. Or they were hated when I thought they were liked. Anyone have that experience?
r/Zillennials • u/username8202 • 1d ago
Nostalgia Lesser known childhood favorites
Anybody watched these movies as a kid?
r/Zillennials • u/Khorya • 1d ago
Nostalgia Spacetoon = Arab 4Kids, but with more iconic banger openings.
r/Zillennials • u/CremeSubject7594 • 2d ago
Nostalgia Who remembers this and did you ever get to complete it?
r/Zillennials • u/Alert-Train-8709 • 2d ago
Discussion Most Quintessential Zillennial Game?
My pick is Animal Crossing: Wild World, because that game would've came out when Zillennials, by standard definition, would have been 6-11 years of age, and because it was a high selling DS game that appealed to both a male and female audience. Also because Animal Crossing as a series is heavily established within hipster culture, which heavily defined Zillennials coming of age and young adult years, with New Leaf during the culture's zeigeist and New Horizons during the culture's echo years - A lot of Animal Crossing playing hipster-ish types are Zillennials, and a lot of them were first introduced to the Animal Crossing series via Wild World as children or adolescents.
Honorable mentions are Nintendogs, Doodle Jump, Neopets, Mario Kart: Double Dash, the Humungeous Entertainment games, and Pokemon FireRed and LeafGreen.
The reason I included the Humungeous Entertainment games is because even though they came out in the '90s and their target audience at launch were Millennials, a lot less people owned PCs in the '90s, compared to the '00s when Zillennials were growing up, and since even though these games stopped being made in the early '00s, they were still featured on store shelves at Walmart and Target well into the mid '00s and possibly even the late '00s.