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Can you identify these obscure Looney Tunes characters?
This is us, trying to remember all these cartoon faces: "Hello, my baby, hello, my honey, hello, my rag-time gal."
From 1930 up until 1969, Looney Tunes churned out short after animated short, featuring such enduring and lovable characters as Bugs Bunny, Daffy Duck, Porky Pig and many, many more.
Here, we've assembled a Merrie Melodies crew whose names might stump you, but the memories of each will certainly brighten your day. So put those memories to the test, and take this quiz to see how many of these early, obscure Looney toons have stuck with you over time. Good luck!
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We always saw this pair of pups together, trying to track down Sylvester, who, of course, was always after Tweety:
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Here's an easier one for the casual fans. This bossy rooster first appeared in 1946:
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This little chick regularly outsmarted the older rooster from the previous question:
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This is Speedy Gonzales' lesser-known cousin, who couldn't quite keep up with the "fastest mouse in all Mexico":
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It took a while for this Looney Tunes cat to officially get a name, but when he did, it stuck. What was it?
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This little old lady helped protect Tweety from Sylvester:
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This watchful sheepdog had to protect his herd from the Wile E. Coyote lookalike Ralph the Wolf:
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This poor putty-tat always had to do her best to escape the unwanted advances of Pepé Le Pew:
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We tended to see this little piggy on the arm of her love interest, Porky Pig:
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This big, hairy monster is definitely memorable, but what was he called?
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It's tough to think of this guy as "abominable" when any time he came across a bunny rabbit, he wanted to hug him and pet him and squeeze him. Remember his name?
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This frog's song-and-dance routine has entertained viewers for more than 60 years:
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Can you identify these obscure Looney Tunes characters?
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23 Comments
11 out of 12.
Can you identify these obscure Looney Tunes characters?
You got 12 out of 12
That's all, folks! Well done. I tawt I taw a Looney Tunes expert!
You got 12 out of 12
That's all, folks! Well done. I tawt I taw a Looney Tunes expert!
I got 12 out of 12 BUT... Gossamer was not named Gossamer in the older cartoons. In his first appearance, his name was Rudolph.
11 out of 12.
Missed the girl pig. otherwise, got them.
For all you Michigan J. Frog lovers, here is 10 straight hours of him singing. Enjoy!
Can you identify these obscure Looney Tunes characters?
You got 11 out of 12
That's all, folks! Well done. I tawt I taw a Looney Tunes expert!
I feel stupid for missing the one with Michigan J. Frog
You got 11 out of 12
That's all, folks! Well done. I tawt I taw a Looney Tunes expert!
I feel stupid for missing the one with Michigan J. Frog
You should. That one was easy
You forgot that Granny did in fact have a first name: Emma! (She was Yosmite Sam's sweetie "Emma from St. Louis.")
Missed Hugo the Abominable Snowman!
12 out of 12
That's all, folks! Well done. I tawt I taw a Looney Tunes expert!
That's all, folks! Well done. I tawt I taw a Looney Tunes expert!
100%. B-]
The vast majority of these characters are hardly obscure or forgotten.
Hugo the abominable snowman hilarious calling Bugs Bunny "George" ☺
12 for 12. I should. I have books on my shelf about animation, without pictures. I am drowning in information. I'd ask for a rope, but I know an anvil would be on the other end.
I didn't know the girl cat but I knew the others 12/12.
You got 11 out of 12
That's all, folks! Well done. I tawt I taw a Looney Tunes expert!
That's all, folks! Well done. I tawt I taw a Looney Tunes expert!
Did Gossamer inspire Sesame Street's Cookie Monster? ☺
You got 9 out of 12
That's all, folks! Well done. I tawt I taw a Looney Tunes expert!
You got 12 out of 12
That's all, folks! Well done. I tawt I taw a Looney Tunes expert! You did, you did...again.
That's all, folks! Well done. I tawt I taw a Looney Tunes expert! You did, you did...again.
I didn't forget any of them. I got a perfect score. I had to guess on one of them because I didn't know she had a name. She did and I guessed right.