All their cartoons from the 1990s.
Maybe the success of No Way Home will get Disney to release the rest of the '90s Spider-Man cartoon on DVD,the way they did with the entirety of the '90s X-Men cartoon. They've never been shy about making a buck before.

X-Men got my vote.

I'm thinking they will not release any DVDs and tell you that you can watch it streaming on Disney Plus if you need a fix. I expect the only physical releases from them ongoing will be for theatrical releases of their new films and special rereleases of classics here and there.

My pick was Spider-Man, for the poll!

I wanted to like Avengers: United They Stand, but I don't recall it being very good. Not like Avengers: Earth's Mightiest Heroes,
which was outstanding. But that's 2010, not the 1990s.

Beast refusing to let Wolverine bust him out of prison because of his principles was a watershed moment. No shed has even been more thoroughly watered, let me tell you.

I'm going to say Spider-Man because my friend sent me all the episodes taped on a VCR. It was, I think, five cassettes and they looked awful. But my son loved them and we watched Spider-Man over and over.

They had pretty cool figures, though. I bought the kids tons of super hero figures in the '90s.