Top 50 Funny Cartoon Characters Of All Time

The Pink Panther, originally created for the opening credits of the film “The Pink Panther,” quickly gained such popularity that he became the star of his own animated series.

Named after the famous pink diamond, this mischievous feline is best known for his clever pranks, particularly those targeting the unsuspecting janitor.

Driven by insatiable curiosity and a knack for finding trouble, the Pink Panther often finds himself in amusing situations. His sly wit and playful antics ensure that those in his path never know what to expect next.

Famous for his iconic catchphrase, “What’s up, Doc?”, Bugs Bunny is a clever, anthropomorphic grey hare known for his laid-back, unflappable personality.

As a mischievous trickster, Bugs is rarely seen without a carrot in hand and always manages to outwit his rivals with effortless charm and wit. His enduring charisma continues to captivate audiences across generations.

A true cartoon legend, Bugs Bunny was honored with his own postage stamp in 1997. Originally voiced by Mel Blanc—who also brought Daffy Duck to life—the character has since been voiced by several talented actors over the years.

“You’re deththpicable!” is the unmistakable catchphrase of Daffy Duck, a beloved character from our childhood. As Bugs Bunny’s rival and sometimes best friend, Daffy has evolved over the years, with creators frequently updating his abilities and appearance.

Daffy is an American black duck who was brought to life by Mel Blanc’s voice for an impressive 52 years. His full name is Daffy Dumas Duck. The iconic slobbery lisp he’s known for gradually developed, which is why it’s much less pronounced in his early cartoons.

Adorable yet bratty, Daffy’s mischievous personality is what makes him such an entertaining and memorable cartoon character. His antics and quirks continue to delight audiences of all ages.

Kick Buttowski, known for his catchphrases “Yeah, Brad” and “I’m Kick Buttowski! And Kick Buttowski never quits,” is a determined 10-year-old boy set on becoming the world’s greatest daredevil.

He’s stubborn and resilient, never backing down from any challenge that comes his way. Despite his wild antics, Kick maintains a quiet and serious demeanor, which makes his daring pursuits even more entertaining.

Much of the series’ humor stems from Kick’s rivalry with his brother Brad, who is always trying to get him into trouble and derail his dreams. Their sibling battles lead to many hilarious and memorable moments throughout the show.

Interestingly, though Brad is older than Kick on the show, the actor voicing Kick is actually nine years older than the actor who plays Brad.

"Cowabunga!" and "It's a Kodak moment!" are just a couple of catchphrases that highlight Michelangelo’s fun-loving spirit. As the youngest Ninja Turtle, he sports an orange eye mask and stands out as the franchise’s most memorable and hilarious character.

Michelangelo is the group’s lighthearted prankster, famous for his love of pizza and playful immaturity. While some may underestimate him, his silly antics and carefree attitude make him both a source of worry for his brothers and a fan favorite—he always manages to come through when it counts.

The turtles are all named after famous Italian Renaissance artists, with Michelangelo taking his name from the legendary sculptor Michelangelo Buonarroti.

Thomas Cat, better known as Tom, is a gray, anthropomorphic short-haired cat. Initially named Jasper, his personality has evolved significantly throughout the years, adding to his enduring charm.

This iconic slapstick character is often outsmarted by Jerry, creating hilarious moments that have delighted audiences for generations. Contrary to some beliefs, Tom and Jerry is not a Czech cartoon; it was created in the United States and first aired in 1940, making it one of the longest-running animated series.

Over time, Tom and Jerry's dynamic has shifted, and the duo is sometimes portrayed as friends, even starring together in separate spin-offs. The show’s timeless humor and creativity have earned it seven Academy Awards.

“Shhh... be vewy vewy quiet, I'm hunting wabbits!” These iconic words belong to Elmer Fudd, one of the most memorable characters from the Looney Tunes franchise. His distinct voice and endearing speech patterns have made him a fan favorite over generations.

Although Elmer is a self-proclaimed rabbit hunter, famously setting his sights on Bugs Bunny, his efforts comically backfire time and again, often leaving him outsmarted and hilariously outwitted. His signature speech trait—replacing the letters R and L with W—adds to his charm and is also shared by Tweety.

Elmer Fudd's popularity is so enduring that Google once offered an Elmer Fudd language setting, underscoring his influence on pop culture. His comedic misadventures continue to bring laughter to audiences worldwide.

“Sufferin’ Succotash!” Sylvester, the tuxedo-clad cat from Looney Tunes, is known for his determined yet prideful personality. Despite his persistent efforts, he often finds himself stuck at the bottom of the winner/loser hierarchy, making his constant struggles entertaining to watch.

Sylvester is famous for his trademark sloppy lisp and clever schemes, which almost always end in comical failure. Interestingly, although his character is now iconic as Sylvester, he was originally named Thomas in his very first cartoon appearance.

Sylvester’s main goal in life is to catch Tweety and turn her into his next meal. No matter how hard he tries, Tweety always manages to escape, leaving Sylvester frustrated—much to the amusement of audiences everywhere.

Wile E. Coyote is famous for his endless attempts to catch and eat the Road Runner, with his plans humorously backfiring and often leaving him comically battered.

He frequently relies on outlandish gadgets from the fictional ACME company, believing they will help him succeed. The character was inspired by American humorist Mark Twain, with his name "Wile" being a clever pun on "wily."

Despite never once catching the Road Runner, Wile E. Coyote's persistent determination keeps audiences entertained. Will he ever succeed? Only time will tell.

“Aw, Man!” and “Dragon Up!” are catchphrases of Jacob "Jake" Luke Long, a Chinese-American teenager living in New York City. By day, he appears to be your typical, laid-back teen, trying hard to project a cool and confident attitude.

Jake is flirtatious, stubborn, and carefree, traits that often land him in hilarious, slapstick situations. His antics—especially in his dragon form—bring a uniquely silly and entertaining twist to his adventures.

Interestingly, "Long" (龙: Lóng) is the Chinese word for Dragon, giving a nod to both Jake's heritage and his supernatural identity. This playful combination makes Jake Long a memorable and funny cartoon character.

The Tasmanian Devil, better known as Taz, is an iconic Looney Tunes character recognized for his wild antics and insatiable appetite. Despite his tough exterior, Taz is essentially a dim-witted teenager with a famously short temper and almost no patience.

Taz’s boundless hunger drives him to devour anything in his path. His hilarious communication style—made up of grunts, growls, rasps, and screeches—often steals the show and never fails to deliver a laugh.

Though his appearance can be intimidating, Taz truly just wants to eat, enjoy his life, and avoid any interruptions. Really, is that too much to ask?

George, the lovable and clueless hero of the jungle, lives among apes and stands out for his immense strength and good intentions. Although he's incredibly brave, George is known for his lack of common sense, which often leads to hilarious situations.

The animated series is a comedic classic, centered around George's well-meaning but clumsy attempts to solve problems. His antics bring endless laughter as he blunders through adventures and jungle mishaps.

Originally airing in 2007, the show was revived in 2016 for another season, delighting fans once again before ending in 2017. George’s charm lies in never taking himself too seriously, making him a true icon of pure, light-hearted comedy.

“Love me, feed me, never leave me.” “When the lasagna content in my blood gets low, I get mean.” Garfield, the iconic lasagna-loving tabby, is famous for his laziness and sharp wit.

Known for his sarcasm, arrogance, and insatiable appetite, Garfield often mocks his owner Jon and teases the dim-witted dog Odie. His humorous antics and clever remarks have made him a beloved figure among cartoon fans.

First debuting as a comic strip character in newspapers in 1978, Garfield has remained an enduring symbol of humor and charm for generations.

“Dad-gum!” Tow Mater is the lovable, clumsy mascot of Cars. While he is often portrayed as a silly and goofy character, he brings a lot of charm to Radiator Springs with his quirky antics and off-beat humor.

Mater’s thoughtless actions sometimes get him into trouble, but he remains a devoted best friend to Lightning McQueen. He frequently steps up as an unexpected hero when his friends need him most.

With a license plate reading A113—a playful Easter egg featured in many Pixar films—Mater is also a nod to the studio's history. Despite his goofiness, Mater’s kind heart and unwavering loyalty make him a truly memorable character.

“This madness ends now!” Skipper, Kowalski, Barry, and Rico are the four penguins who unite to keep order and hilarity alive in the Central Park Zoo.

Among them, Rico stands out as the wild, unpredictable, yet endearing member of the group. His eccentric behavior and bursts of manic energy often bring a humorous twist to the penguins' adventurous missions.

Appearing in both the film and the animated series of the same name, these penguins tackle any challenge with flair and the skill of true professionals, always keeping audiences entertained.

"Hakuna Matata" embodies Pumbaa's spirit—he is a warmhearted, lovable character whose childlike innocence shines throughout the series. Pumbaa’s open-heartedness makes him instantly endearing to audiences of all ages.

Though his naivety is sometimes mistaken for foolishness, it’s precisely this quality that complements Timon’s sharp wit. Together, their unique differences create a hilarious and unforgettable duo that never fails to make us laugh.

As the first Disney character to famously fart on screen, Pumbaa won our affection with his charming antics. Above all, he remains loyal and devoted to his friendship with Timon, making him a true favorite among cartoon fans.

“Yabba Dabba Doo!” Frederick J. Flintstone is best known for his loud, brash personality and outrageous antics. Always scheming to improve his family’s standing, Fred’s ambitious plans inevitably spiral into hilarious chaos, much to the delight of viewers.

Though the head of his household, Fred is incredibly childish, impulsive, and quick-tempered. His over-the-top behavior often makes him seem wild and unpredictable, adding to his comedic charm.

Fred’s zany mishaps never fail to amuse audiences, cementing his place as a comedy classic. Notably, Fred and Wilma Flintstone made television history as the first animated married couple shown sharing a bed on American TV!

“No, Dee Dee, no!” is Dexter's famous plea as he tries to protect his inventions from his mischievous sister. Dexter is an exceptionally intelligent young boy, renowned for his passion for building imaginative and elaborate gadgets even from an early age.

The ongoing rivalry between Dexter and Dee Dee adds a hilarious dynamic to the show. Dexter's enthusiasm for his inventions sometimes leads him to make hasty decisions, often resulting in comical setbacks and failures.

"Dexter’s Laboratory" is one of the earliest and most iconic cartoons to air on Cartoon Network. Its timeless comedy appeals to both children and adults, making it a show that continues to bring laughter to viewers of all ages.

"Ow, Teddy!" Mr. Bean, the star of his own animated series, is one of the most beloved comedic cartoon characters ever created. While he seldom speaks, his close companionship with his trusty toy Teddy—his best friend—endears him to audiences of all ages.

Mr. Bean is known for his quirky ingenuity and unique way of handling everyday situations. His imaginative schemes and offbeat problem-solving always lead to laugh-out-loud moments. Fun fact: Mr. Bean's flat is labeled number 2.

Though some might see Mr. Bean as a lonely character, this couldn't be further from the truth. He shares his simple yet joyful life with Teddy and his caring landlady, who often features in his daily misadventures.

Mr. Bean delights in driving his adorable little green car, embracing a minimalist lifestyle that brings him genuine happiness and endless comic situations.

“Bewege dich nicht!” (Don't move in German)—this phrase perfectly encapsulates the dramatic flair of Heinz Doofenshmirtz, better known as Dr. Doofenshmirtz, a 47-year-old self-proclaimed evil scientist from Phineas and Ferb.

Goofy, eccentric, and delightfully over-the-top, Dr. Doofenshmirtz is infamous for his melodramatic antics and tendency to babble about outlandish schemes and random topics. He gleefully embraces the role of a classic cartoon villain with a comedic twist.

His quirky sense of humor often shines through in his frequent wordplay, comical mispronunciations, and unique takes on language, which add a special charm to his character.

While he aspires to take over the Tri-State Area, Dr. Doofenshmirtz’s soft side is never far away. This endearing nature is most visible in his interactions with his nemesis-turned-friend, Perry the Platypus, and his caring relationship with his daughter, Vanessa.

“Oh, puh-lease.” “Whatever.” The grumpy neighbour and coworker of Spongebob is an arrogant artist and musician as well.

Squidward is often described as rude, stubborn, bad-tempered, and sarcastic. His witty and sarcastic remarks make him funny and show that satire is present in his life as well.

Despite his name Squidward, he is an octopus. He just wants to live his life peacefully and play his clarinet. But because his neighbours are Spongebob and Patrick, most of his days are chaotic. 

“Aye-aye, captain!”, Spongebob is a childish and clumsy sea sponge who lives in a pineapple. He is a fun, hyperactive, and clueless sea fellow who is smart enough to fix problems.

His way of speaking and comedic responses make him enjoyable to watch. The characters of Spongebob were created by an actual biologist named Stephen Hillenburg for Nickelodeon.

Spongebob is always happy to work for Mr. Krabbs and loves his job as a Krabby Patty maker. His best friend's name is Patrick. He is Spongebob's partner in crime and these two are always playing and having fun. 

A silent mini-series, where an orange gooey substance named “Lamput” tries to escape from two Docs named Specs and Skinny who are trying to capture him.

Lamput’s ability to shapeshift always leaves the two docs in failure. The Witty handling of situations by Lamput makes the series interesting.

This character was inspired by the Old Nickelodeon logo and is an Indian cartoon.

“Ahoy!”, The sailor is known for his squinting right eye, huge forearms with anchor tattoos, and corncob pipe. Contrasting his character description of a rough and tough sailor he is also a guy with a heart of gold.

His kind personality and buff body make him a great character for a comedy cartoon. He takes his job as a sailor very seriously and firmly believes in the power of spinach. 

His different traits contradict himself while fighting foes and protecting the weak. His slapstick comedy outsells the other characters throughout the whole series. Popeye is 86 years old as of 2022.

“Titans, GO!”, Richard Dick Grayson – commonly known as Robin also the leader of Teen Titans is a mad perfectionist who constantly tries to make his team flawless.

Despite his leadership position and authority his team often disregards the orders given to him. His fear of losing control drives him crazy and is fun to watch as wholesome content.

Even though he is the leader, he can a little insecure sometimes, but thanks to his team who keeps him motivated to be the best version of himself. 

Robin’s favourite aunt is named Cecilia.

“Hello! I’m Thomas and I’m the number one blue engine”, is a cheeky little guy who gets into trouble mostly by being overly curious to try to do things better than others.

His silliness and the dramatic responses he gives after causing trouble as never boring. Thomas was based on London Brighton and South Coast Railway with extended sidetracks.

Thomas has a unique and funny personality that can make anyone laugh and fall in love with this character.

“MOM! Phineas and Ferb are building something”, the typical teenage girl as described by the show creators, enjoys hanging out with her friends and fantasizing about boys.

Her urge to be able to lead and project control over everything and everyone around her leads to her obsession with busting her brothers.

Candace’s panic and frustration are always fun to watch as she never backs down from trying to expose her brothers to her mom despite a considerably long record of failures.

Heinz Doofenshmirtz is the biological father of Candace and Phineas, making Ferb a step-sibling to both of them.

“Noot Noot!” Pingu is a cheerful loving penguin who lives with his family at the South Pole.

Even though like any other child he is learning and evolving, his mischievous and troublesome traits make him enjoyable to watch.

As a character that has been part of the childhoods of most adults today, the childish naughtiness and troubles leave us with lingering memories of the entertaining cartoon character.

Pingu was used as a UNICEF spokescharacter in many countries.

“It’s Hero Time!”, the youngest of the Tennyson family – Benjamin Kirby Tennyson finds the Omnitrix at the young age of 10 and gets the responsibility of being a hero.

His clumsy and immature personality was a given statement of who he was since his childhood.

Even after becoming a teenager, he was still cocky, childish, and arrogant. His attention-seeking behaviour annoyed everyone around him, but that is what made him more charming to the viewers.

His silly and unintelligent actions and remarks keep the audience entertained throughout the timeline. From Ben 10 to Omniverse he shows character development.

Ben has three cousins including Gwen, they are Sonny, and Ken.

“Scooby Dooby Doo”, the best friend of Shaggy Rogers is the great Dane mascot of Mystery Inc., who shares his personality traits with his owner Shaggy mostly being hungry and scared easily.

The personality that makes us laugh and the ridiculous things he does for food and the way he is tricked into doing heroic things done by Shaggy’s friends are the highlights of the show.

Scooby was named after a nonsense lyric from Frank Sinatra’s song “Strangers in the Night”.

“Slow and steady.”  As his motto, his downstairs neighbour and best friend of Oswald is a male penguin with a habit of trying different things in every way possible.

Although he does his best to maintain a rigid schedule to take care of his spoon collection while ending his night by doing Penguin Polka before bedtime he is a very unique character in the whole franchise.

His different personality makes him fun to watch in the show where Oswald is the opposite of Henry’s personality.

“Never question Uncle!” “Yu Mo Gui Gwai Fai Di Zao” an Unspecified relative of Jackie Chan, as a Chi wizard often aids Chan’s fight against evil.

His signature two-fingered slapping and “One more thing” phrases are so memorable. His quirky stereotypical mentality makes him funnier compared to the values followed by Jackie and Julie.

His witty and sensible remarks and counters compliment his character also making him effortlessly funny.

Uncle’s character is based on Charles Chan who is Jackie Chan’s father.

CatDog, the titular character from the animated series CatDog, is a unique and inseparable creature that defies traditional norms. Comprised of two distinct halves, Cat and Dog, they share a single body with Cat representing the more refined and cautious feline side, while Dog embodies the exuberant and carefree canine nature.

Cat, the more intellectually inclined of the duo, is often seen wearing a blue shirt and has a love for order, cleanliness, and sophistication. With his sharp wit and sceptical outlook on life, Cat is frequently exasperated by Dog's impulsive and often chaotic behaviour.

Despite their differences, Cat possesses a caring and protective nature towards his sibling, even if he may not always admit it. Dog, the cheerful and boisterous half of CatDog, is characterized by his contagious enthusiasm and childlike innocence.

With a bright red collar around his neck, Dog is always ready for adventure, embracing every moment with unbridled energy and boundless joy. Although his antics can sometimes cause trouble for the duo, Dog's unwavering loyalty and pure-heartedness endear him to those around him.

Coop Burtonburger the protagonist’s sister brings home a strange stray cat. And that is when Coop’s life shatters as he finds that the cat is an alien that despises mankind.

The battle between the two in everyday situations and how he struggles to warn others about the truth that is happening carries the show funnily.

The cat always finds a way to defeat Coop and this creates the funniest situations because, for the rest of the world, the alien is nothing but a cute cat. 

“Oh, my!”, Clover Edwing is the only one out of the lot that acts like a typical teenage girl.

She loves fashion, shopping, and fangirling over handsome guys. Even though she is fierce when it comes to fighting off bad guys, she has this silly side to her that makes her lovable and brings smiles to our faces.

The WHOOP organization they work for actually means World Organization Of Human Protection and Clover has the very first line in the series.

The Grim Reaper is the personification of Death who speaks with a Jamaican accent and is a character who gets easily tricked just like how he was tricked into being Billy and Mandy’s best friend/slave and a lot of other characters too.

Opposite of his appearance he tends to be warm-hearted and has a similar personality to Mandy.

He prefers to be with Billy cause he treats him well but gets annoyed with Mandy over his stupid acts.

This character focuses on comedic responses that are not shown outrightly with a hint of dark humor.

“You funny little Noddy!”  Big Ears is a Brownie who uses magic sometimes and acts as a father figure to Noddy.

His grumpy and nonchalant character portrays that of a typical father in every household and somehow is funny considering his other traits.

Noddy has a lot of variants in the television adaptation (Noddy, Noddy’s Toyland Adventures, etc) among them, ‘Make way for Noddy’ was the most popular.

A French animated series that first aired in 2016 is a dialogue-less series. Located in Canada lost in the middle of the untamed wilderness, a bear and a group of lemmings fight over the territory of the forest ranger’s house.

The Lemmings the most offensive and ridiculous mammal family that exists, become a pain in the neck for Grizzy the bear who wants to live like a man at being top of the food chain.

It’s a total madness usually fighting over their favourite food, and is a comical act-filled character that brings laughter.

“Oh, yes, yes, yessity yes!” Spud is a scarecrow with a naughty personality. His clumsiness makes his efforts result in disaster trying to help Bob and his crew.

He causes more problems than he solves and is a comic-relief scarecrow who carries the show more hilariously. He is also known to be a trickster and has the most amount of catchphrases out of all the characters in the series.

Spud's appearance makes him even more funny and cute. He is just a goofball who ends up causing trouble but that's what makes him so fun to watch.

“D’oh!” Homer is the main protagonist of the Simpsons series. The father of the household, but is the laziest character who is portrayed as stupid at times.

Opposite to his abilities and skills he is overconfident in himself which sadly ends up being unsuccessful often. He is absolutely fun to watch and all the hilarious things he does just to keep himself and his family happy. 

His being oblivious with a short attention span compliments his character. Homer and his family were awarded a star on the Hollywood walk of Fame.

“Shh! We’re hiding. Be quiet everyone. That includes me.” This very sentence shows who he is… King Julien the lemur is a self-proclaimed king of the central park zoo.

He is the ultimate party animal and is so full of himself. He is the most eccentric and colorful character in the franchise.

His character was originally intended to be a minor character with just one or two lines, but the voice actor Sacha Baron Cohen when auditioning for the role improvised his performance which was so funny that the filmmakers rewrote the script and made him a prominent character.

“Gawrsh!” known for his clumsiness is a unique character out of the main characters of the Mickey Mouse franchise. Goofy is one of the most loved Disney characters.

A cross between a human and a dog. He does slapstick comedy and belonged to the trio of best friends alongside Mickey and Donald.

He was conceived as a one-shot character, but due to his incredible popularity amongst the audience quickly became a recurring character in the franchise itself and even got his own family and separate movie.

“Boo-yah!” Ronald Stoppable was the polar opposite character of the show’s star Kim, but a faithful sidekick, best friend, and eventually her boyfriend.

The drastic difference in their characters makes him stand out more and makes him look silly which also is a part of why he is the funniest character in the show.

He is also the only character to have the most diverse character in the show.

His overreaction to even the smallest of things makes the episodes interesting and funny. John Cena auditioned for the role of Ron which he didn’t get leading him to become a professional wrestler.

“Drink cactus juice! It'll quench ya! Nothing's quenchier, it's the quenchiest!” The Water Tribe warrior of the Southern Water Tribe, who was like a family to Aang (The Last Airbender) in his initial years not liking Aang and disagreeing with his decisions always led him to make some slapstick situations.

He learns a lot during the travel with Aang in the later period, but the animated series focused on the younger version which was always funny as he tries to be the man of the group but does all silly stuff ending up him getting words from his sister.

“It takes a lot more than a couple of cheap shots to make us cry.” The tough middle sister of the trio is often portrayed as the meanest of them all.

She is the goofiest and known for her aggressive behaviour, rebelliousness, and disliking girly things. Again, a reckless character that makes us laugh when Blossom tries making decisions as to the leader.

She has a reason to be mean, she was named Buttercup because it also starts with B and doesn’t have any superpowers like the other two. Well, at least she’s the one who won our hearts by being the toughest fighter.

“Sumo Momo”, is reasonably the newest cartoon character out of the lot that made it into the list.

Disney’s new show which was aired in 2018 is an Indian animated series now available in English.

Coming back to our hero Samosa also known as the Simple Samosa is an enthusiastic and vibrant kid that saves the day along with his other three friends (Vada, dhokla, and Jalebi).

He tends to lie about his accomplishments that he has never actually done. Vada who idolizes him knows that he is lying but the way he gets into trouble with all the lying makes it more hilarious to watch.

“Name’s Tigger. T-I-double guh-er!”  is a stuffed toy of Christopher who seems to have ADHD and can never stay in one place which explains his bouncing all the time.

He has a comedic personality compared to others and is indeed reckless which makes us laugh at the actions that cause trouble to everyone around him including himself.

His optimistic approach provides confidence, joy, and optimism to all the members of Pooh’s friend circle. Even though his hyper-activeness can be a little annoying to his friends, this does not stop him to be the best friend one can ask for. 

“Let’s pretend it isn’t, and see what happens.” Rabbit is a compulsive and fussy guy, who has OCD which makes him get frustrated with the resident’s antics but despite this, he is one of the most cherished members of Winnie’s circle of friends. 

(All of Winnie the Pooh character(s) having a mental disorder is a second-hand observation and a theory but was not the intention of the original author)

Unlike other characters, Rabbit is portrayed as a real animal rather than a stuffed toy, which may lead to the conclusion that he is the most frustrated character out of the lot.

His “By the Books” motto is often interrupted by the others and his handling of the situation is funny.

Dr. John A. Zoidberg, a beloved character from the animated television series Futurama, is a peculiar and endearing figure in the futuristic world of New New York. As the Planet Express delivery company's staff doctor, Zoidberg is a Decapodian, a lobster-like alien species known for their unique physiology and quirky behaviour.

Zoidberg's appearance is instantly recognizable, with his bright red exoskeleton, large pincers, and bulging eyes. Despite his rather comical and clumsy demeanour, Zoidberg possesses a kind heart and a desire to help others, even if his medical expertise is questionable at best.

His attempts at practising medicine often lead to humorous mishaps, yet he remains dedicated to his role and displays unwavering loyalty to his colleagues. Socially awkward and perpetually poor, Zoidberg often finds himself on the fringes of society, struggling to fit in.

Despite facing constant ridicule and often being the butt of jokes, he maintains a cheerful disposition and an optimistic outlook on life. Zoidberg's naivety and childlike innocence make him an endearing character, capable of evoking both laughter and sympathy from the audience.

These characteristics, combined with his eccentric personality, make him an unforgettable and cherished member of the Futurama ensemble.

“I am Johnny Bravo, the one-man army!”, one of the self-indulgent cartoon characters, who makes us laugh with his hilarious pick-up lines along with his strange behaviour.

He is a not-so-intelligent blonde stereotyped male who is 19 years old, who somehow manages high school without intelligence or common sense.

Slap-stick comedy and also filled with adult humour throughout the show. Johnny’s birthday is on Valentine’s Day (14th February) and his hairstyle was based on Brad Pitt’s hairstyle in Johnny Suede.