The Cartoon A-Z Game

Vavoom, the little Inuit from "Felix The Cat," noted for his booming voice, and only saying his own name.

W.C. Fritos, who replaced the Frito Bandito as the corn chips' spokesman.

Xiaomon, one of the many Digimon. Digimon are the the champions!

Yolanda, from the animated feature The Secret of the Black Rose. Produced by BRB Internacional, in Spanish and Italian. Like father, like daughter, I reckon.

Zorket, the ruler of the Rock Robots, from "Space Ghost."

Aura, Tommy's female companion, from "Seabert."

Batgirl, from the many "Batman" animated series, who, sadly, was never voiced by the late Yvonne Craig.

Cottontail Smith, the man who went plum loco in Super Rabbit.

Dino, the pet dinosaur of The Flintstones.

Eugene the jeep, from the Popeye cartoons.

Fearo The Ferocious, a King Kong type gorilla from "Underdog."

And now, to remind people that there's no shortage of G characters....

Grateful Gus, the title character of yet another Famous Studios short.

Hana Isuzu, the gunner of Ooarai Academy's Panzer IV tank in the anime series Girls und Panzer.

Irma Boyle, from "Wait Till Your Father Gets Home."

Jake Long, the so-called American Dragon.

Kid Banty, the boxing rooster, from "Sock A Doodle Doo."

the Lone Ranger, as produced by Format Films, and animated by John Halas and Joy Batchelor Studios of London.

Mark Twain, from The Adventures Of Mark Twain.

Nobuckle, from "Gumby: The Movie," which will soon be twenty years old.

Oblio, from The Point. Hooray for ... non-conformity, I guess.