Do you remember how much Saturday mornings used to excite us when we were kids? Those continuous three hours of our beloved iconic cartoon tv shows Mighty Mouse, Bugs Bunny, and the Super friends were definitely the best time of the week. We are living in a golden era of animation, but with just some exceptions, the most imaginative and creative minds are intended at adults. The Simpsons, South Park, Family Guy, Archer, Adult Swim, the return of Futurama are examples of some of the most humorous and popular cartoon shows on TV.
Remembering the good old days, we thought it would be nostalgic and fun to talk about some of our favorite cartoon characters that our hearts hold dear.
In this article, we are going to share with you the most famous cartoon characters of all time. Which ones on this list or missing, do you love the most?
Wile E. Coyote from The Looney Tunes
Created: 1948
Creator: Chuck Jones
Voice: Mel Blanc
The first two truths learned by any kid in America were that Charlie Brown will never kick his football, and Wile E. will never catch the Roadrunner. No matter what trick or technique Wile E. tried, he never succeeded to catch the roadrunner. even as they’ve presented the beauties of the Western desert. His cunning smart plans and box of oft-malfunctioning ACME tricks resulted in our beloved coyote falling off cliffs, getting squashed by rocks, and at the middle of crater-inducing explosions; no cartoon character has ever suffered this much for its viewers’ entertainment.
Dr. Doofenshmirtz (Phineas and Ferb)
Created: 2007
Creators: Dan Povenmire, Jeff “Swampy” Marsh
Voice: Dan Povenmire
Dr. Doofenshmirtz is apparently one of the newest entries on this list, but the evil and wicked scientist from Phineas and Ferb has instantly made a great impression with his evil attempts to wreak devastation and havoc upon the tri-state area. We like his back-story talks about his childhood in Gimelsch tump, Druselstien. We admire his absurdly named devices (the Ugly-Inator, the Age-Accelerator-Inator) and that his nemesis is a platypus. The intricacies of the association are pitch-perfect. When Perry busts in on Doofenshmirtz when his blind date is about to come, Perry accommodates his antagonist by acting as he’s his pet (“She doesn’t know I have a nemesis”). And most of all, we adore his songs.
Phineas Flynn (Phineas and Ferb)
Created: 2007
Creators: Dan Povenmire, Jeff “Swampy” Marsh
Voice: Vincent Martella
“Hey Ferb, I know what we’re going to do today,” Phineas says in every single show before beginning his newest ambitious project or idea to spend the summer holidays, no matter if it is about building a huge tree house that converts into a big robot or shooting a movie or making a time machine. And even though the stepbrothers’ ambitious plans escape the attention of their parents and drive Candace nuts, Phineas remains totally naive. Hard to believe that it is on the Disney Channel.
Snoopy (Peanuts)
Created: 1950
Creator: Charles M. Schulz
Voice: Bill Meléndez
It is exceptional to survive the move from print to the TV screen as not all characters were able to do that, but Snoopy certainly came to life through a few of TV specials, hopping his way into everybody’s hearts, starting with a 1961 advertisement for the Ford Falcon. His Red Baron dreams his friendship with Woodstock and love for Lucy. But most importantly his tremendous energy cements his place in this list.
Tom and Jerry
Created: 1940
Creators: William Hanna and Joseph Barbera
The silent films mostly went away with the arrival of the talkies, but Hanna and Barbera’s ‘Tom and Jerry’ did not need dialogue to delight generations of children around the world. The 114 shorts were produced between 1940 and 1958, but they seem like they related to my childhood in the late ‘70s, just like they are going to feel like a part of my kids’ childhood when they grow up.
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Homer J. Simpson (The Simpsons)
Created: 1987
Simpsons Character Creator: Matt Groening
Voice: Dan Castellaneta
The initial two seasons of The Simpsons were all about Bart, but as it grew and shifted to being Homer-centric, the show became something absolutely exceptional. He is the everyman at our lifeless, unsatisfied, stupidest and drunkest. Yet thanks to his good heart that was buried under all those doughnuts, he is also the superhero that frequently saves the day, or at least returns everything to a status quo which has lasted for two decades and 450+ episodes.
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Daria Morgendorffer (Daria)
Created: 1997
Creator: Glenn Eichler, Susie Lewis Lynn
Voice: Tracy Grandstaff
Daria Morgendorffer weathered suburbia under the protection of majestic snark. The show was interesting and inspiring with crazy side stories and intelligent social commentary made Daria so entertaining to watch.
Bart Simpson (The Simpsons)
Created: 1987
Simpsons Character Creator: Matt Groening
Voice: Nancy Cartwright
A student like Bart is certainly every principal’s nightmare, this cheerful and joyous prankster’s only two authentic talents are skateboarding and troublemaking.
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Shaggy Rogers (Scooby-Doo)
Created: 1969
Creators: Joe Ruby, Ken Spears, Iwao Takamoto, Fred Silverman
Voice: Casey Kasem
How true is it that sometimes the sidekicks appear to be more entertaining than the hero, and that is exactly the case with the coward teenager on Scooby-Doo. For a guy with certainly no courage, he sticks with his mystery solving squad through the scariest of places.
SpongeBob Squarepants
Created: 1999