The Cartoon A-Z Game

Fist King, from "Fist Of The North Star."

Grunk, the cute little alien dog that belongs to the family from Balloonia, from the first season of The Super Friends.

Hocus Pocus from Frosty The Snowman.

Innoko, from "Brother Bear 2."

Jessica Rabbit, from "Who Framed Roger Rabbit." It's about time she was included, don't you think?

Katyusha, commander of the Pravda Girls High School Tankery Team, from Girls Und Panzer series.

(Jessica Rabbit is so overused, in my worthless opinion. I mean, there are two YouTube cuckoos who've surgically modified themselves in her image. Yikes.)

Lon, one of the English settlers, from "Pocahontas."

Mayor Gaunt, from "Dynomutt, Dog Wonder."

Nastina, the evil black widow spider from the Rose Petal Place specials, who tries to destroy the garden.

Ophiuchus Sam, a light-train robbing galoot from Loonatics Unleashed.

Pyrotess, from "Record Of Lodoss War."

Queen Hornet, from "Dynomutt Dog Wonder."

Russell Anderson, the boy who ran for student body president against Linus, from "You're Not Elected, Charlie Brown."

Saotome Ranma, the martial arts disciple who tumbled into a cursed pool at Juusenkyo. This causes him to have a gender identity problem. Adapted from the manga Ranma ½ created by Takahashi Rumiko.

Thun, the Lion Man, from "Flash Gordon."

Ultima, the computer who deprives Jan and Jace of their emotions, from "Space Ghost."

Vash the Stampede, from the Trigun series. If you bring him in, it's worth sixty billion double dollars. Retire in comfort.

Wight, Weft, and Wong--the Brothers Matzoriley from the Inspector short "The Great Degaulle Stone Operation" and later in their own series in Super 6. Yeah, I know it's technically three names--but since they are actually one man with three heads--I'd say it counts as one person. The first picture is of The trio as they looked on Super6 and the second picture is The trio as a three header robber in "The Great Degaulle Stone Operation"

Xrosdurulomon, another one from "Digimon."

Yar, the lemur, Aladar's adoptive father, from "Dinosaur."