We all know and love them, the Looney Tunes. We have created a list for you of all your favorite Looney Tunes characters. This list is in two parts. The first part of the list contains the most populair characters, the last part of the list contains the rest of the Looney Tunes family. And if you are looking for rare Looney Tunes collectibles, visit also our shop.
Main Looney Tunes Characters
There are 76 Looney Tunes characters in total. Of these 76 characters, 16 are main Looney Tunes characters. Below is the list of the 16 characters.
Bugs Bunny, maybe the most populair of all the Looney Tunes. Bugs Bunny’s stardom started in 1938 with his debute in the short movie; Porky’s hare hunt. The catch frase of Bugs Bunny is; ”Eh… Whats’s up, doc?”.
Known for his clever wit and mischievous personality, Bugs often outsmarts his adversaries with ease. Bugs has a his laid-back, confident demeanor. Bugs is resourceful and quick-thinking, always finding creative solutions to tricky situations. Despite his playful nature, he has a strong sense of justice and often stands up for the underdog. His charm and charisma make him a favorite among fans of all ages.
Daffy Duck, most famous Duck in the world. With his braze character and typicall speech Daffy Duck has entertained people since his first appearance in 1937. The first appearance of Daffy Duck was in the movie; Porky’s Duck Hunt.
Elmer Fudd, there is perhaps no worse hunter in the world. With the eternal hunt on Daffy Duck and Bugs Bunny, Elmer Fudd has brought laughter to the big screen and our living rooms since 1940. The movie; Elmer’s candid camera, was his first big debute. There is much debate going on if this was the true first appearance of Elmer Fudd. A lot of people believed that Eghead is the original Elmer Fudd and that Elmer Fudd is a evolution of Egghead.
Foghorn Leghorn, world’s most populair rooster. Foghorn Leghorn’s big debute was in the classic cartoon; Walky Talky Hawky, in 1946.
Granny, no family is complete without a Granny. In the Looney Tunes they took this quite literally with naming granny, you guess it; Granny. Granny her big debute was in 1937 in; Little Red Walking Hood, a movie created by Tex Avery. With Granny lives Tweety Bird the canary and later also Sylvester the cat.
Lola Bunny, the love of Bugs Bunny his life. Lola Bunny her first appearance on the big screen was in the classic movie from 1996; Space Jam.
Marvin the Martian, everyone’s favorite space invader. With his dog K-9, Marvin the Martian tries to conquer earth (among others). The big screen debute of Marvin the Martian was in 1948 in the classic cartoon; Haredevil Hare.
Pepé le Pew, there is no skunk more romantic then he is. Pepé le Pew was first introduced to the big public in 1945 in the cartoon; Odor-able Kitty.
Porky Pig, the stottering pig we all came to love. The first appearance of Porky Pig was in the classic cartoon from 1935; I Haven’t Got a Hat.
Road Runner, faster then fast. The Road Runner has not stopped running since his debute in the classic cartoon; Fast and Furry-ous, in 1949. Always on the run and outsmarting the hunter; Wile E. Coyote.
Speedy Gonzales, there is no faster mouse out there. With his debute in; Cat-Tails For Two, Speedy Gonzales his route to stardom was as fast as he is. With his exaggerated Mexican Accent and his fast character, Speedy Gonzales has brought his own style to the screen like no other.
Sylvester the cat, a black and white cat that lives with Granny. Debuting in the classic cartoon; Naughty But Mice, in 1939 Sylvester has become one of the most famous cat’s in the world. With his black and white fur, you can recognize Sylvester everywhere, always on the hunt for Tweety Bird the yellow canary.
Tasmanian Devil, the most destructive Looney Tunes character. Since his debute in the classic cartoon; Devil May Hare, in 1954 the Tasmanian Devil has destroyd more then all the other Looney Tunes characters combined. This force of destruction can be sweet from time to time. But when mad, he is a whirlwind of destruction.
Tweety Bird, your favorite yellow canary. Living with Granny, Tweety has always to be on guard for Sylvester the cat. Since debuting in the classic cartoon; The Cagey Canary, in 1941 Tweety has won the hearts of so many people. With his sweet, curious but little bit naughty character Tweety flies through life.
Wile E. Coyote, one of the most populair Looney Tunes characters. Sceaming since his debute in the classic cartoon; Fast and Furry-ouse, in 1949 to catch the Road Runner.
Yosemite Sam, the red haired hunter. The debute of Yosemite Sam was in 1945 in the classic cartoon; Hare Trigger.
Other Looney Tunes Characters
Besides the 16 most popular Looney Tunes characters, there are 60 more members in the Looney Tunes family.
- Babbit and Catstello
- Beaky Buzzard
- Beans
- Big Bad Wolf
- Blacque Jacque Shellacque
- Bosko
- Buddy
- Bunny and Claude
- Cecil Turtle
- Charlie Dog
- Claude Cat
- Clyde Bunny
- Colonel Shuffle
- Conrad the Cat
- Cool Cat
- Cottontail Smith
- The Crusher
- Dan Backslide
- Dogfaces
- Dora Standpipe
- The Dover Boys
- Egghead Sr.
- Egghead Jr.
- Foxy
- Frisky Puppy
- George P. Dog
- Goofy Gophers
- Goopy Geer
- Gossamer
- Gruesome Gorilla
- Hector the Bulldog
- Henery Hawk
- Hippety Hopper
- Honey Bunny
- Hubie and Bertie
- Hugo the Abominable Snowman
- Inki
- K9
- Marc Anthony and Pussyfoot
- Melissa Duck
- Merlin the Magic Mouse
- Michigan J. Frog
- Miss Prissy
- Nasty Canasta
- Playboy Penguin
- Penelope Pussycat
- Pete Puma
- Petunia Pig
- Pigg
- Quick Brown Fox and Rapid Rabbit
- Ralph Wolf and Sam Sheepdog
- Rocky and Mugsy
- Slowpoke Rodriguez
- Sniffles
- Sylvester Jr.
- Spike the Bulldog and Chester the Terrier
- The Three Bears
- Willoughby
- Witch Hazel
- Yoyo Dodo
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