This minireview summarizes important collection of cycloaddition strategies that were used for the synthesis of sulfur-containing five-and six-membered heterocycles from thiocarbonyl-based synthons. Among various stepwise or concerted methods available to prepare thioheterocycles, cycloaddition reactions of thiocarbonyls in particular present an important class of reaction owing to their ability to function as super dipolarophiles and/or superdienophiles. Design and development of various reactions in recent years with thiocarbonyls have certainly superseded the general purview on this reactive synthon that it often leads to side reaction and oligomerization. This article, apart from including the advances in the known reaction manifold of thiocarbonyls, also provide updates on new developments of cycloaddition chemistry, which includes donor-acceptor (DÀ A) cyclopropanes and azaoxyallyl cation as 1,3-dipolar reaction partners. This review should serve the purpose of an important guiding tool for organic and medicinal chemist to design and develop new class of cycloaddition or related transformations with thiocarbonyls for the preparation of novel heterocycles.