Cartoon characters are an essential part of our childhoods, but they can also be pretty ugly. The following are some of my favorite cartoons and their most famous characters:
Baby Herman
Baby Herman is a ugly characters from cartoons from the movie Who Framed Roger Rabbit. He is voiced by Charles Fleischer, who also did voices for other famous cartoon characters such as Bugs Bunny, Daffy Duck and Porky Pig.
Baby Herman was created as an animatronic baby version of Herman after being kidnapped by Baby Herman's parents who wanted to raise him as their own child and not let him go back home with his real parents because they thought that they weren't good enough parents for him to live with them happily ever after (even though they actually were).
Count Dracula
Dracula is the most famous vampire of all time, having been portrayed in movies, television shows and literature. Although his appearance is very distinctive, there are many different interpretations of how he looks: some think that he has red eyes or fangs; others say he has black wings; still others claim that his hair is white instead of dark brown.
Penelope Pitstop (Pink Panther)
Penelope Pitstop is a cartoon character from The Pink Panther Show, who is a pink female race car driver. She has a pink car and the only female character in the show.
She drives for her father in his racing team, but she doesn't like it very much because she wants to be an engineer or something like that instead of being out on the track all day long.[1]
The Phantom of the Opera (The Phantom of the Opera)
The Phantom of the Opera is a character in the novel The Phantom of the Opera by Gaston Leroux. He is a disfigured composer who lives in an abandoned Paris opera house with his butler, Raoul, and their maid Christine. He has many romantic interests, including Annette (who he loves), Carlotta (who he also loves) and Meg Giry (the orphaned daughter of his former employer).
The Phantom is also infamous for being an antagonist who causes numerous deaths over time because he wants revenge against those who ruined his life.
Gogo Dodo (Dodo the Super Dodo)
Gogo Dodo is a character in the cartoon The Superfriends. He is a giant dodo bird who can fly and talk.
Gogo Dodo was created by Hanna-Barbera Productions and made his first appearance in "The Superfriends" episode "The Return of Gogo Dodo". In this episode, he was voiced by Don Messick. He later appeared in other episodes such as "The Secret Life Of Superman," "Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen" and others.
Kenny McCormick (South Park)
Kenny McCormick is a character from the TV show South Park. He's often killed in the show, but he's also one of the most recurring and well-known characters on South Park. His name is Kenny McCormick, which means "son of Kenneth." He was born on May 28th, when his parents were having "a lot of sex."
He wears a blue parka with an orange hat (which makes him look like he has measles), so you can tell who's being mean to your friends just by looking at their outfits—and that's exactly what happens here!
Pesto Supreme (PestoSupreme.com)
Pesto Supreme (PestoSupreme.com) is a pest control superhero who fights rats, roaches and other insects.
The character was created by the company PestoSupreme.com, which describes itself as "the official voice of pest control." The website says that Pesto's secret identity is "a lazy cat named Oscar."
Cartoon characters are not always attractive
If you're a cartoon character, do not be ashamed of your appearance. Some of them are ugly, but that doesn't mean they're bad people or don't deserve to be loved. In fact, some of the most popular and well-loved cartoon characters are actually portrayed as unattractive or scary. This can happen for many reasons:
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Ugly characters may be funny in a way that only physical ugliness can allow;
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Ugly characters may have been designed this way on purpose (such as Bugs Bunny);
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Sometimes an ugly character is just supposed to seem funny because they look so different from everyone else - like Gollum from Lord of The Rings!
Conclusion
Although there are some positive aspects to cartoons, it is clear that many of them are ugly. In fact, most of the characters would never get married or have children because they are so ugly!
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