Cartoons have been captivating children for years. Here are some Christopher Columbus cartoons from as far back as the 1930’s…

Crucial Christopher Columbus Cartoons…

  • Hare We Go

    Warner Brothers

    1951

    A fun little cartoon starring Bugs Bunny that features him defending Columbus from his mutinous crew, unlike the formula for most of Bugs’ cartoons, because of the amount of cultural respect that Columbus had in the year 1951 when this cartoon was made. Bugs is shown protecting Columbus. I would have given it a 100% except for Christopher Columbus’s stereotypical Italian accent.

    99% SEAWORTHY

  • Christopher Columbus Mel-O-Toons

    New World Productions

    1960

    Entertaining musical about how Columbus discovered America. It has enjoyable musical numbers. Be sure to check out the tune about how the world is flat…

    100% SEAWORTHY

  • Christopher Columbus: Adventures to the Edge of the World

    CCC of America

    2000

    A fun cartoon detailing the life of Columbus from his early voyages up to his return from his famous voyage of discovery to America. It has a jaunty musical score.

    100% SEAWORTHY

  • Animated Hero Classics: Christopher Columbus

    Nest Entertainment

    1991

    A boring, terribly scored mess that misunderstands Columbus’s reasons for sailing west. It portrays him as an idiot, but it has nice, if off-model animation.

    20% SEAWORTHY READ

  • Christopher Columbus: Mr. Peabody & Sherman

    Jay Ward Productions

    1960’s

    A funny episode about the discovery of America and the help he got from Mr. Peabody and Sherman, which is historically inaccurate as far as we know.

    100% SEAWORTHY

  • The Magic Voyage

    Bavaria Film

    1992

    A fun romp that stars a little woodworm named Pico who guides Columbus through his adventures. But it also portrays Columbus as an incompetent idiot.

    80% SEAWORTHY