The Cartoon A-Z Game

Fernando, a bird smuggler, from "Rio."

Gorbash, the younger dragon that serves the green wizard Carolinus in The Flight Of Dragons. "Whither doest thou command me, O Master?"

Hanzo, from Kubo and the Two Strings.

Inspector Burrow, from "Talespin."

Johnny Appleseed from Melody Time.

Kelly Harkness, the girl who knows Benjy Grimm's secret, from "The Thing."

Lionax, leader of the Lion Men, from "The All-New Superfriends Hour."

Maria--the protagonist of the West German 1973 film "Once Upon a Time" (in German, Maria d'Oro und Bello Blue)

Nozzle, the name that the High Marshall of Thembria calls Colonel Spigot, because he can't be bothered to learn an incompetent underling's rightful name.

One-Eye, the evil henchman of Lurker, from "Space Ghost."

Pumbaa the warthog, faithful companion to Simba the heir apparent to The Lion King. "They call me Mister Pig!"

Quartz, the Water Buffalo who was thrown out of the Lodge for suggesting wives be allowed in, from "The Flintstones." His first name was never revealed.

Rotor, chief mechanic and fellow freedom fighter for Mobius from the Sonic The Hedgehog series.

Skids, the alligator, from "Heyyy! It's The King!," voiced by the late Marvin Kaplan, who died today at age 89. RIP.

Tigger, the kinetic close associate of Winnie The Pooh. If you believe his description, then his head is made of rubber, and his tail is made from springs. Which, come to think, would explain his behavior.

Ulysses, from the forgotten animated series "Ulyssses 31."

Vegeta, a character from "Dragon Ball Z."

Wonder Dog, from the first season of "Superfriends."

XLR8, one of the many alien forms of Ben 10.

YooHoo, from the flash animated series "YooHoo And Friends."