Can You Name These Iconic Characters From The Looney Tunes?
Ever since the 1930s, Looney Tunes characters have stood out as the cheeky rebels of the cartoon world. With their tongue-in-cheek humor and zany slapstick, these animated icons have had both kids and adults in stitches. But how many characters can you name from their enormous cast?
Attempting to chase this bird often proves to be a painful task.
What is the name of the pig who ends episodes by saying "That's all, folks"?
What is the name of this long-winded Southern rooster?
This baby kangaroo often gets mistaken for a giant mouse.
¡Andale! ¡Andale! ¡Arriba! What is the name of the fastest mouse in Mexico?
This diminutive spaceman's attempts to blow up the Earth keep getting thwarted.
You'd think this hunter would know whether it was rabbit or duck season.
The WB Channel used this charismatic frog as their mascot until 2005.
Fire burn and cauldron bubble, this cartoon witch is nothing but trouble.
Do you remember the name of this unintelligible whirlwind of destruction?
Don't be fooled by this chicken-hawk's small size — he packs a wallop.
"I tawt I taw a puddy-tat!" is this little yellow bird's famous catchphrase.
What is the name of this hairy monster who was created in a mad science experiment?
This girlfriend of one of the main male leads hasn't gotten much airtime recently.
Even on Mars, every space invader needs a faithful companion like this.
Believe it or not, this striped character isn't actually a real skunk.
This rascally rabbit has his very own star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.
This animated basset hound usually ends up clashing with the farm's rooster.
What is the name of this mop-topped dog who keeps farm animals safe from wolves?
Despite being a bird of prey, this dim-witted character is easy to outsmart.
This turtle can boast about being one of the few characters to best Bugs Bunny.
The ACME corporation makes big bucks from this character's wild schemes.
Can you remember the names of these manipulative mice?
This dog would come along for the ride in The Sylvester & Tweety Mysteries.
By the end of each episode, these mismatched dogs had their dynamic totally reversed.
This athletic rabbit made her debut in the movie Space Jam in 1996.
Attempts to get this brainy character into more "manly" pastimes would usually end badly.
Just add water, and these convenient creatures will grow to full size in the blink of an eye.
This hypochondriac cat would find himself tormented by a pair of clever mice.
Though he shares his design with Wile E. Coyote, he's actually a totally different character.
