The Cartoon A-Z Game

Gru, from Despicable Me.

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Hades, god of the underworld, from Disney's Hercules. I can't imagine how his job could be so boring; I mean, he's got the material to build the world's biggest human Jenga tower. How awesome is that?

Iggy, from "Heathcliff And Dingbat"/"Heathcliff And Marmaduke."

Jeremy Squirrel, from "The Thanksgiving That Almost Wasn't."

Katrinka, from "Tooonerville Trolley."

Lickboot the lawyer from Tom And Jerry The Movie, voiced with delicious wickedness by the late Tony Jay.

Miles Standoffish, from the Peter Potamus episode "Pilgrim's Regress."

Napper Thompson, from "The Hurricanes."

Oly--a duck from Sitting Ducks.

Pipkin, the smallest rabbit among those that resettled in Watership Down.

Queer Duck, created by Mike Reiss and premiered on Icebox before being transplanted to Showtime.

Reggie The Turkey, from "Free Birds."

Snagglepuss, aka Snaggletooth, the coy cougar who in his early appearances on the Quick Draw McGraw show was orange and a villain.
When he became the protagonist of his own string of cartoons, he was recast in pink, with a collar, tie and cuffs to boot. Here he's shown in each incarnation, being dealt a double dose of derriere damage.

Tonto, the Lone Ranger's Native American partner.

Ultra Lord, a superhero character within the animated series Jimmy Neutron; Sheen used to idolize him.

V.V. Argost, the main villain from "The Secret Saturdays."

And on Veterans Day, Wonder Woman, who was created during World War II.

X, Mister, a villain who turned himself invisible, from "Josie And The Pussycats."

The Yellow Ya-Hoo, from "Sesame Street."

Zofis, one of the antagonists from "Zatch Bell."