For animated series:

“G.I. Joe”.
“The Real Ghostbusters”.
“He-Man”.
“Transformers”.
“Thundercats”.
“Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles”.
“COPS”.
“She-Ra”. (That's right, i watched it! not only for appearences by He-Man and friends with Skeletor, but of course for that awesome Hordak fellow who was marketed in the MOTU toys and of course the hot chicks like my number one animated dreamgirl as a young boy back in the 80's Adora).
“Bravestarr”.
“Centurions”.
“The Raccoons”.
“Superman The Animated Series”.
“Filmation Ghostbusters”.
“Garfield and Friends”.
“Heathcliff”.
“Inspector Gadget”.
“Voltron”.
“Ducktales”.
“Gummi Bears”.
“Chip and Dale Rescue Rangers”.
“Go-Bots”.
“Smurfs”.
“Spider-Man and His Amazing Friends”.
“The Incredible Hulk”.
“Danger Mouse”.
“Count Duckula”.
“Alvin and the Chipmunks”.

Animated movies:
“Akira”.
“Grave of the Fireflies”.
“Heavy Metal”.
“Fire and Ice”.
“Transformers The Movie”.
“My Neighbor Totoro”.
“He-Man and She-Ra: Secret of the Sword”.
“Starchaser: Legend of Orin”.
“An American Tail”.
“Rock and Rule”.
“American Pop”.
“Pink Floyd The Wall”.
“The Flight of Dragons”.
“Pinocchio and the Emperor of the Night”.
“The Fox and The Hound”.
“The Great Mouse Detective”.
“The Secret of NIMH”.
“Oliver and Company”.
“Who Framed Roger Rabbit”.
“The Land Before Time”.
“Vampire Hunter D”.
“The Last Unicorn”.
“Nausicca: Valley of the Winds”.
“Ralph Bakshi's Hey Good Lookin'”.
“Twice Upon a Time”.
“Animalympics”.
“The Little Mermaid”.
“Castle in The Sky”.
“Kiki's Delivery Service”.
“The Professional: Golgo 13”.

I will put a short list up

Series: Silverhawks

Movies: Starchaser: The Legend Of Orin

Aside from the obvious Ghostbusters (yes, I watched BOTH incarnations).

Cartoons: I best liked Garfield & Friends and Alvin & the Chipmunks

Movie: Transformers: The Movie and Oliver & Company (There, I said it I really remember liking the music. Billy Joel. What can I say? I had taste, even at an early age)

Right now I can only think of animated series so;

The Real Ghostbusters
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
Garfield and Friends
Alvin and the Chipmunks
Masters of the Universe
RoboCop: The Animated Series
Beetlejuice

I'm not a fan of animated movies. I am a fan of cartoon shows though.

My favourite 80s cartoon shows are all the sci fi/action ones.

1 The Real Ghostbusters
2 Thundercats
3 MASK
4 Transformers
5 Centurions
6 Galaxy Rangers
7 COPS
8 Visionaries
9 Bravestarr
10 Galaxy High
11 Bionic Six
12 Teenage Mutant Hero Turtles
13 He-Man
14 Voltron
15 Robotech
16 Gobots
17 G. I. Joe
18 Silverhawks

I hope we get a tv channel dedicated to all these great 80s shows one day.

Since you included Voltron which is an Anime (although it's still an animated cartoon either way).

Dragon Ball
Dragon Ball Z

I knew Dragon Ball Z had a original airing of 1989 till 1996 but for some odd reason I had always assumed Dragon Ball proper was late 70's but upon looking it up it seem I was wrong.

huh.

Learn something new every day.

The Real Ghostbusters
Thundercats
MASK
Transformers
COPS
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
He-Man
Voltron
Robotech / Macross
G. I. Joe
Silverhawks
Garfield and Friends
Alvin and the Chipmunks
RoboCop: The Animated Series
Beetlejuice
Heathcliff
Inspector Gadget
Voltron (by proxy because of my elder brother)
Ducktales
Gummi Bears
Chip and Dale Rescue Rangers

JamesCGamora;131532
I knew Dragon Ball Z had a original airing of 1989 till 1996 but for some odd reason I had always assumed Dragon Ball proper was late 70's but upon looking it up it seem I was wrong.

Yeah, the Dragon Ball Manga only started being published in 1984. Although in the 70s, Akira Toriyama was still trying to create the concept lol.

And ya know, I seem to recall having been told that in the past about the manga series proper being published around then.

I will be perfectly honest though; in my youth I was more a fan of the later portion of the manga and the anime of Dragonball Z than the earlier portion of the Dragonball manga and the anime based on it.

Most people are. I like Dragon Ball for it's light styled humour, and I like Dragon Ball Z for it's serious and darker stories.