They are some of the most popular cartoon characters out there, and they can turn any boring day into something beautiful by taking you to another world.
Winnie-the-Pooh
Winnie-the-Pooh is the central character in a collection of books called Winnie-the-Pooh and The House at Pooh Corner, by A. A. Milne. He is a stuffed bear who lives in a beech tree named after him, in the Hundred Acre Wood, in Ashdown Forest (East Sussex) in England. Pooh himself is very simple, but his best friends see his simple nature as an asset rather than a failure.
SpongeBob
SpongeBob SquarePants is the eponymous character and protagonist of the Nickelodeon animated comedy franchise of the same name. He was designed by Stephen Hillenburg, and is voiced by Tom Kenny.
SpongeBob is a sea sponge who works as a fry cook at the Krusty Krab restaurant to obtain money for himself and his friends.
He resides in an underwater pineapple with his pet snail Gary, who meows like a cat. He may be overweight according to elements in "The Original Fry Cook," but that aspect has been ignored in more recent episodes, including The SpongeBob Movie: Sponge Out of Water.
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Charlie Brown
Charlie Brown is the most famous of all the Peanuts characters. Many people know him as the lovable loser who wants nothing more than to kick at a football and longs for the company of the Little Red-Haired Girl. His underdog attitude, stubbornness and general good nature have made Charlie Brown a beloved character popular with children everywhere.
Minions
Minions are small, yellow, cylindrical creatures, who have one or two eyes.
Often described as care-free and happy-go-lucky little creatures, Minions serve as henchmen for their longtime master Gru.
They're known as the scene-stealers in Despicable Me, where they brought comedy and fun to the movie. They speak in Minionese most of the time, but they also speak English too!
Big Bird
Big Bird is a giant 8-foot 2-inch tall yellow flightless bird who has been on Sesame Street since its beginnings in 1969. He is a kind and gentle soul, but also very imaginative and curious.
He's yellow, and he's eight feet tall. But he's been a friend to millions of preschool children and their parents as an essential part of Sesame Street.
Fluttershy
The kindest of all ponies, Fluttershy is a very sweet and gentle pony. She lives in a small cottage near the Everfree Forest and spends her time taking care of animals, the most prominent of her charges being Angel the bunny. Fluttershy is always willing to help out her friends and is always there to lend a helping hoof... or ear!
Wubbzy
Wubbzy is a curious and carefree little guy. He spends his days chasing flutterflies, eating ice cream cones, and playing games of kickety-kick ball and hippity-hopscotch.
He has a younger sister named Widget and a best friend named Walden. Together they play, learn and explore in their backyard world of Shimmervale.
He's big on fun, food and friends and he's always game to try something new. Playing kickety-kick ball and hippity-hopscotch with his best buddy Widget is one of his favorite things to do.
Sailor Moon
Sailor Moon is a name that conjures up images of teenage girls in sailor suits, a series of princesses and witches, but it's also the protagonist. A schoolgirl by day, a superheroine by night, she uses her powers to defend both worlds and all of those who inhabit them.
Top Cat
Top Cat, also known as T.C., is the charismatic leader of a gang of street cats who live in the Uptown neighborhood of New York. Despite the fact that he's lazy and always hungry for human food, his fellow gang members have a deep respect for him and follow his orders with little hesitation.
He's always scheming to boost his popularity, but Top Cat just can't seem to win - until the day he makes a deal with the Mayor himself. Image source
Fozzie Bear
Fozzie Bear is an orange-brown, fuzzy Muppet bear who tells bad jokes, usually punctuated with his catchphrase laugh, "Wocka wocka wocka!"
He's been told to take his jokes down a few notches by Kermit and others on The Muppet Show, but this fuzzy bear always has a smile on his face and all around him.
Sabrina Spellman
Seventeen-year-old Sabrina Spellman is an empowered young woman, half-witch and half-human. This witchy woman is just beginning her dark education to become a sorceress, even as she tries to maintain some semblance of normalcy as a sophomore at Baxter High. She also has to contend with both the damaging legacy of her family’s history and the Church of Night — a corrupt organization run by the Witches Council.
A dizzying mix of teen drama, horror and dark comedy from the mind of Riverdale showrunner Roberto Aguirre Sacasa.
Mandy
Mandy Blume is the fourth child of Mr and Mrs Blume, she was born tall and blonde, but she is not the happiest person around.
Mandy suffers a crisis when she is forced to smile for others at an arts festival - but in an episode entitled ‘My Fair Mandy’, it becomes apparent that her mood swings are caused by her hormones going crazy as she enters puberty.
Although she is the smartest student in her class, she doesn't like to show off. She is often shown wearing glasses, which have no lenses. Mandy has a crush on Billy, but retains her friendship with Grim.
Nature
Mandy is selfish and spoiled. She has a superiority complex and takes advantage of anyone who can't stand up to her.
This attitude is seen throughout the show in her interactions with practically everyone she meets, from her parents and brother, to even Rick himself at one point.
Butters Stotch
He is characterized as being extremely naïve, gullible and far more sensitive than other children his age. Because of his naivete, Butters often believes that the things he sees and hears are real, despite all evidence to the contrary.
And indeed he remains unaware of the people's derision or bullying towards him. Although as his role in South Park Elementary increases over time, he shows signs of becoming more aware of the world around him.
Butters has been the subject of many recurring jokes on South Park due to his innocent nature and personality, with some of those jokes including his role as Cartman's protégé, his tendency for being betrayed by his friends and making bad life choices in general.
Nature
Butters is a nice guy. He’s innocent and very easily manipulated, which makes him perfect for being Stan’s dog-pants in crime.
Fans consider him one of their favorites because of his child-like personality. Butters has a warm personality that everyone finds comforting and unique from the other more cynical, adult-like kids.
Beavis
He wears a black Metallica T-shirt, cutoff blue overalls with a white button up shirt beneath them, and black boots with steel toes on them. Beavis' eyes have appeared to glow at times when he is being hypnotized or hypnotizing someone else, though this was likely an error in animation.
He has the tendency to manifest himself in destructive activities when disrespected by others. Although on occasion he shows signs of intelligence, generally speaking he is clueless and talks in a very distinctive voice. Img Source
Outlook
Beavis is a skinny, underweight man with a light build and a small but muscular frame. He wears a maroon long sleeved shirt, black pants with red-and-white striped boxers, tan tennis shoes and black socks. For sleepwear (such as in "Dressed for Success"); he wears his regular outfit with a white t-shirt.
His eyes are small and round but often appeared larger than they are due to the size of his head. His complexion is pale but somewhat pink on his cheeks. Beavis's hair is cut short on the sides and spiky on top, while his eyebrows are thick and dark brown in color.
Homer Simpson
He attended Springfield Elementary School and dreamed of being a member of the football team. His father died when he was only 12 years old and Homer went to live with his family farm, but he accidentally scared the cows into giving sour milk causing the bank to foreclose it. This made Homer move away and live in another home with his mother Marge Bouvier…
He is voiced by Dan Castellaneta, who also voices every other male member of the Simpson family, including father Homer and grandfather Abraham Simpson.
Homer Simpson’s Job
Homer's job is to be a control room operator, though he has occasionally been promoted to working in the Nuclear Reactor Room and, most notably, was named the safety inspector at the plant. Homer is generally regarded as one of the least competent employees on the payroll, but somehow never gets fired.
He also worked for many years as a supermarket cashier and as a member of the Itchy and Scratchy’s animation studio. When Homer loses his job at the power plant, he often quits to pursue other careers, only to end up back in his original position again.
Pikachu
Pikachu are small, cute mouse-like Pokémon. They are always moving and never still. Their fur is yellow with two brown stripes. Their ears are black tipped, and almost always stand up straight. Pikachu have large tails that are shaped like a lightning bolt, yet they can only be seen when they're shocked or angry.
It has nearly always had an electric charge pulsing through it, but cannot store up electricity.
Jake the Dog
Jake is a magical dog who can stretch his body to unbelievable lengths to accomplish his goals.
He lives with Finn, the human main character of Adventure Time, and serves as Finn’s loyal companion in the series. Jake comes from the same family of magical dogs as Lady Rainicorn, and ages throughout the series, though he rarely acts mature.
He is the most relaxed, easy-going member of the team, but he also has a strong sense of responsibility and always puts his brother first.
Lumiere
The Lumiere is a classic piece of furniture that embodies the French way of life. The clean lines and simple design are a fine fit for any decor.
He is a candelabra who lived with his wife Babette in the castle's cellar.
Lumiere was fascinated by the castle's new guest, Belle, who had trespassed looking for her father Maurice.
But when Belle ran into trouble in the woods, Lumiere decided she would make a good wife for his master Gaston and set about flirting with her so he could take her to him.
Flounder
Flounder is a yellow and brown fish with blue fins, green eyes, and two small dorsal fins. He has a small blue teardrop-shaped marking on each side of his head above his eye. He usually swims sideways like a flounder when he is not swimming in any other direction.
His age is never given, but he appears to be younger than Ariel in many ways, such as his thoughts and actions throughout the films. A phrase used multiple times in-film is "Flounder's right there!", which usually means Flounder agrees with whatever idea or decision that Ariel has come up with at the moment.
Bert
Bert makes an excellent study partner, but he's no fun. He thinks ahead and plans things out, which can be great when it comes to making your bed or packing for the beach, but not so great when it comes to playing games or enjoying impromptu treats.
He's a patient, thoughtful man with an appreciation for nature, art and music. He loves playing the piano and harp and spends his free time reading books about science, history and current events in the hopes of making sense of the world around him.
Naruto Uzumaki
Naruto is a ninja of Konohagakure, who has achieved the title of shinobi through many years of training and dedication. He is one of two jinchūriki of the Kyūbi that can be controlled by his own will without harm to himself.
He desires to become Hokage so that people will acknowledge him and thus be seen as someone worthy enough to protect his comrades.
Barney Rubble
One of the most popular characters on the original series, Barney Rubble was the laid-back, best friend to Fred Flintstone.
He shared Fred’s enthusiasm for his get-rich-quick schemes, but much preferred playing cards or bowling with his friends over work. With his signature yellow tie and plaid vest attire, Barney was just as stylish as he was charming!
He is prone to worry about his wife Betty and son Bamm-Bamm, but usually no more than most parents and other adults.
He seems to be a more responsible father than Fred is a father, and does not hesitate to discipline his son (albeit less severely than Wilma does her daughter Pebbles).
Johnny Bravo
Johnny Bravo is a satirical cartoon about the less-than-ideal characteristics of machismo.
The titular character, who’s voiced by Johnny Bravo himself, has an undying love for his mom (Mother), but has a huge chip on his shoulder – which is largely caused by his inability to attract women.
His daily routine of talking to himself, eating food out of a can and getting beaten up by whoever (or whatever) he meets has led many fans to consider him as one of the most cartoonish characters ever created, but nonetheless entertaining nonetheless.
Princess Aurora
Princess Aurora is a spirit in the body of a human. The fairy who cursed her was not happy with how she was treated when she was betrothed to Prince Philip, so she turned the princess into a sleeping beauty until she could find true love.
She is the daughter of King Stefan and Queen Leah, who christened her in a fairytale castle decorated with roses and lilies.
When it came time for her to become a teenager, she fell into a deep sleep for 100 years thanks to an evil fairy named Maleficent. After Aurora woke up, she freed three good fairies from their locked-up home so that they could help her defeat Maleficent.
Sally Brown
She was created in 1959 as a playmate for Charlie, who was previously given no siblings.
Her first appearance was on September 19, 1959. Sally has brown hair and usually wears an orange dress.
She's very insecure about her looks and often compares herself to her friends Lucy and Frieda.
Her most enduring characteristic is her desire to be noticed by her brother, Charlie Brown. She tends to be bossy towards others, especially Snoopy, who she often treats as an underline or servant.
However, Sally also has a softer side as well (such as when she brought Snoopy some popcorn after he rescued her from sitting on ice at the skating rink).
Angelica Pickles
Angelica Pickles is one of the main characters in the children's animated program Rugrats. She is Phil and Lil's older sister, Tommy's older cousin and the daughter of Stu and Didi Pickles.
Angelica plays an important role in the series as a recurring character who often gets into trouble.
Her main interests are being dirty, sneaky, playful and always messing with the babies' toys or creating havoc for them.
She is revealed to also be a spoiled brat with a strong sense of entitlement, who is often pitted against Tommy Pickles because of this behavior.
Mighty Mouse
His costume is suggestive of Superman in particular and all superheroes in general.
He has been called the first popular animated super hero of the United States.
Francine Smith
She is the daughter of Francine Smith, who is married to Roger.
Little is known about Fran's childhood days as she was given up for adoption by her parents at the age of a young toddler in "Big Trouble in Little Langley". Growing up in an orphanage, Fran's youth was spent being taught that left-handers were the Devil.
She was also hit on Fridays with a piece of beef or a mackerel whenever she used her left hand. Francine Smith is 40 years old.
Wolverine
Wolverine is a mutant not born with the ability to regenerate any cells damaged in his body, making him virtually immortal. It became like this with military operations.
His healing factor, not just a simple healing power but the ability to regenerate whole limbs and organs makes him virtually unkillable by conventional means.
Even without his powers, he's proven to be an extremely skilled fighter and one of the best there is at what he does.
Barry B. Benson
Barry B. Benson, a bee who can't wait to experience the world and pollinate different kinds of flowers. He is voiced by Jerry Seinfeld, an ordinary bee who lives in a hive in Sheep Meadow, Central Park, New York City. Barry B. Benson dreams of living in a place called Sweet Apple Acres.
One day he gets stuck in a bunch of honey and then goes on to meet Judge Bumble Bee King and is assigned a job as a judge by him.
He assumed that he would remain there until he's old enough to take over his mother's job as queen bee, but things change when he meets a human named Vanessa Bloome. She happens to be engaged to Ted Latimer and Barry decides that she should be his new queen.
Miss Spider
She teaches her kids, the children that she has adopted, life lessons after they have made mistakes. When they ask for help or share the good or bad things that happen in their lives, Miss Spider always listens with care and concern.
She then asks her children to imagine how they would feel if they were on the receiving end of their actions – whether it be to consider how it might make a friend feel or how their family would react. These quiet “conversations” lead to a big epiphany for the kids and provide an excellent jumping off point for parents looking to discuss these topics with their own children."
Sunni
This desire leads her to become best friends with Princess Calla.
Her curiosity about human culture often leads her to become best friends with Princess Calla, but she’s still happy to return home at the end of each episode. She gets very upset when Crug refers to her as a “girl” or “child.”
Tanglefoot
He would later appear again in stories of his own. Tanglefoot was introduced as a gray horse with a black mane and tail, but by 1935 he had turned white.
The character proved popular enough to bookend his backstory with those of other classic Disney characters such as Goofy and Donald Duck.
This little brown steed can run at full speed without losing a beat, but he doesn't like to take a bath!
Odie
He was created by Jim Davis in 1978 for the comic strip, but is not readily apparent until 1985 when he first appears in his cartoon form. He's a black a
nd white dog with an intelligent, boisterous attitude that matches Garfield to a tee.
He can't speak and just barks at everything and with no reason at all. Odie is Garfield's second-best friend after Jon Arbuckle, and one of the most recurring characters in the franchise appearing in almost every incarnation of Garfield there is.
Woodstock
Woodstock is a good, but somewhat dim-witted and naive dog who is Snoopy's best friend. He lives in the bushes in the Peanuts comic strip, but lives in his birdhouse at night, where he flaps his wings to keep himself warm. Woodstock also appears in most of the television specials based on the Peanuts world, including many media tie-ins such as video games and animated television series.
Bumblebee
Bumblebee is a trustworthy and brave Autobot scout. Though not the strongest or most powerful of the Autobots, he makes up for this with an infinite amount of luck and determination. Bumblebee would gladly give his life to protect others and stop the Decepticons.
He might be small, but he's also exceptionally fast and agile, which makes him difficult to hit. Although he's not the strongest of the Autobots, Bumblebee more than makes up for this with a bottomless well of luck, determination, bravery and courage.
Super Sonic
Super Sonic is the form Sonic takes when he transforms using all seven of the Super Emeralds. The transformation seems to be triggered by anger and emerald energy, though in some cases it could also be brought on by extreme happiness. Each time he uses this transformation, though, his power increases enormously.
Peanutbutter
Mr. Peanutbutter is a yellow lab with brown eyes and a short, bushy tail. He is known for his inflated self-confidence and enthusiasm, which in other words means he’s fun-loving, silly and interesting but also immature at times.
He and Princess Carolyn have been in a romantic relationship with one another, though both have been hesitant to admit it or publicly acknowledge it outside of their respective inner circles.
Pac-Man
Pac-Man is a fictional character from the Pac-Man video game series by Namco, who was first introduced in the arcade game Pac-Man at release in 1980.
The character's design went through only slight changes between versions and as such it is common for him to be referred to simply as "Pac".
He is known for his constant hunger. Most of the games in the series revolve around him trying to eat all of the dots on the screen while being chased by four ghosts, who turn blue when they are close to catching him (yellow when they are in an "invisible" state).
Yellow Diamond
Yellow Diamond is one of the highest-ranking members of Homeworld, and one of the Great Diamond Authority. She used to be in charge of overseeing production on the Gem colonies, but was no longer needed after Pink Diamond was shattered.
Her personality seems to be an authoritarian one, as she was quick to take action when she received criticism from Peridot and reprimanded both Blue Diamond and White Diamond for their pathetic displays at Earth's moon.
Wooldoor
Wooldoor is a three-year-old sock puppet who uses his big teeth to chew up his hand puppet friends. Wooldoor Jebediah Sockbat is a character in the animated television series Drawn Together. He is one of eight housemates who are the focus of the show.
He can also fly. He's also very nice and likes giving kisses, but he doesn't do things like fart in bed or watch three hours of television every night.
In other words, he loves his body and loves to show it off for anybody who needs a constant reminder that there are still people out there who appreciate life and treat it at least as well as they treat themselves.
Ernie
Ernie is one of the best known Muppets on Sesame Street. He shares a basement apartment at 123 Sesame Street with his friend Bert and together they form a comic duo that is one of the program's centerpieces.
Ernie is fascinated by everything and has none of Bert's cynicism or world-weariness. To date there have been sixteen different Ernie puppets and they have all been given a name. It is not a yellow cartoon but orange also part of tones of yellow.
Eggbert
Eggbert is a very intelligent baby chick resembling Tweety who appeared in several shorts with Foghorn Leghorn. The son of Miss Prissy, a spinster hen who inexplicably became a widow in later shorts.
Ted Shackelford
Ted Shackleford had his life changed by a curious monkey named George. Ted was once a boring accountant who worked in a tower office building with no friends and no family.
Then he meets an amusing monkey named George who changes his life forever. Ted would be happy to never see a yellow suit again, but when the two meet again, he's donned the yellow suit once more.
Simba
Simba is the son of Mufasa and Sarabi. When his father is killed by his uncle, Scar, Simba runs away from the Pride Lands, and lives as a rogue. His courage eventually turns him into a legend and leader of his own army that frees the lands from tyranny.
Madeline Fogg
Madeline is a French girl who lives in the Plaza Hotel with her parents and other small friends. Madeline adores her teacher, Miss Clavel, while she's afraid of Miss Minor.
She loves playing games with her friends and eating crêpes at Pascal's bakery. A little courageous but shy at heart, Madeline enjoys helping others whenever she has the opportunity to do so.
She was beloved by all in the village, and loved by her adopted mother, Mrs. Rosa. When she hears of the horrible news that Vietnam will be invaded, Madeline takes action and sets off on a dangerous adventure to save her homeland from destruction.
Eric Duckman
Duckman is a fictional character on the animated series of the same name. Duckman is portrayed as an oblivious and inept but well-meaning private detective. The show follows his adventures as he and his family stumble from one misadventure to another, often due to his bad luck, social ineptness, or sense of style.
Lisa Simpson
Lisa Simpson is a little sister to Bart, and the older sister of Maggie. She's also the middle child of Marge and Homer, who are married. Lisa is very intelligent, as well as a vegetarian and environmentalist due to her love for animals and nature.
Lisa Simpson is one of the most intelligent children of Springfield. She’s a brilliant prodigy with a genius IQ that's considered to be borderline genius, ranked just below her brother in terms of intelligence. She has been a member of Mensa since she was 4 years old and was able to read The World Book Encyclopedia from start to finish by age 6 (she read it in 8 days).
A loyal, hard-working and diligent person who applies herself with seriousness to all that she does, Lisa is dedicated to helping others when they are in trouble.
Sparky
Sparky is a yellow toy with blue eyes and blonde hair. Her hair matches her skin tone, which is an orangey yellow. She has no visible hairline, but is adorned with a white pearl necklace given to her by Marge.
Kid Flash
Kid Flash is best known for his ability to run at superhuman speed. His costume has a reverse color scheme to Flash’s, with red on white instead of yellow on red. The Flash and Kid Flash have been allies since meeting at the first "Crucible," training side-by-side in the Justice League of America. His time as Kid Flash gave him immense experience, helping him prepare for more adult responsibilities in the future.
I think this is one of the coolest of all the yellow characters.
Zaplos
Zapdos is a legendary Electric/Flying-type Pokémon. It is an avian Pokémon that has predominantly yellow plumage, black rings encircling its eyes, and a long, thin, light orange beak. Zapdos has a large crest of spiked feathers surrounding its head, and many thin spikes on the end of its wings. Its thighs are khaki in color, and it has anisodactyl feet ending in talons.
Marsupilami
Marsupilami is an adorable, long-tailed marsupial that lives in the jungle and enjoys a daily adventure with his friend Maurice.
This unique stuffed animal features a bold and bright yellow body with black eyes and spots. He has soft, plush fur that’s perfect for hugging.
He loves to play tricks on his friends, Maurice and his girlfriend babe Monique. With its huge tail and huge claws, the Marsupilami is a powerful opponent that can easily defeat a crocodile. Watch the adventures of this cute creature from the jungle!
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