My daughter was introduced to TOH by her girlfriend and is obsessed. Problem is there isn't very much of it and she's watching it again and again on repeat. Does anyone know of anything she could watch to switch it up that has a similar vibe?
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Sumarizing recommendations from others, and adding a few deeper cuts...
I have watched everything except the last 2 and Craig of the creek. All good shows.
Second this.
I see Hilda and that series is way underrated, and one of my friends is also obsessed about Gravity Falls, and I've heard only good things about it.
Steven Universe starts of targeted at very young children but in the matter of a season or something it grows into a cartoon with themes like lgbtq, social relationships, divorce and more. It's brilliant and Rebecca Sugar is a genius for writing it.
She-Ra feels a bit more Disney to me for some reason but it's a good show as well.
Man there's so many gems in there
And I haven't watched anything but the last two and they are good, so I'd say this list is pretty damned good all around.
Wolfboy and the everything factory needs to be on this list. Same mostly cute and light (even when heavy) vibe with super enjoyable characters and magic.
It should be #2 in the list imho.
Niko and the sword of light is a pretty good fit too but it’s more adventure-type.