most annoying cartoon character of all the time

[nakak]

Hey cartoon fans,
I know there were posts like this awhile ago, but since I don't want to annoy you people by returning old forums, I'll just start over. I think the title of the thread should explain to you what this topic's about

anyway...

Catfish from "Misterjaw" (but I don't hate him)

Scrappy Doo

that little rabbit from one of the Bugs Bunny cartoon where the wolf was trying to eat the little rabbit, but Bugs saves him by that "how many lumps do you want"? gag. Although that was funny

[J. J. Hunsecker]

You forgot Gabby Goat.

I would also include the proto Bugs Hardaway rabbit from "Hare-um, Scare-um".

Herman the mouse from the Herman and Katnip series used to get on my nerves.

(I like the little rabbit from "Rabbit's Kin", though.)

I've only included characters from the classic era. I know there are a lot of annoying characters from animated tv shows, but there are too many to list and I've forgotten most of them, anyway.

[Corrado]

Scrappy-Doo.

[Corrado]

As for classic cartoons, Gabby Goat, I guess.

[Cartman]

Let's see here:


Scrappy Doo of course
Herman's friends
The orphans from Disney cartoons such as ORPHANS' BENEFIT
Bugs' nephew Clyde
Porky's nephew Pinky
Lola Bunny

[Nick]

SCRAPPY DOO
If he was called CRAPPY POO it would make more sense. :rolleyes:
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[Col. Mustard]

Sniffles is easily the most annoying character-he's so overly sweet and innocent-I go into a diabetic shock whenever I see a Sniffles cartoon!

[Killtacular]

Angelica Pickles

[Thad Komorowski]

1. Melissa Duck from "Baby Looney Tunes"
2. Jerry in the Gene Deitch T&J cartoons
3. Tom's master in the Gene Deitch T&J cartoons
4. Gene Deitch in the Gene Deitch T&J cartoons

[wilhelmina]

The daughter quail in "Quentin Quail" irritates the heck out of me; that voice! No Baby Snooks fan, I.

All the Kids Next Door seem pretty annoying (based on the one episode I saw, which was on the television while I was waiting for my car to be serviced -- there were kids watching it).

[Jave]

Well, as for classic cartoons, the only character I find truly annoying is Little Blabbermouse, boy, whenever his cartoons pop up, I'd rather change the channel. Probably 'cause I consider him an extremely childish version of Sniffles (who I happen to like, BTW)

As for modern cartoons, I could go on and on with the list...

- Javier :chilly:

[Daniel P]

These are all modern characters-
Lola Bunny (Space Jam)
Angelica Pickles (Rugrats)
Otto Rocket (Rocket Power)
Raymundo (Rocket Power)
Twister Rodriguez (Rocket Power)
Lars Rodriguez (Rocket Power)
Cat (CatDog)
Dog (CatDog)
The Greasers (CatDog)
Winslow (CatDog)
Eliza Thornberry (The Wild Thornberrys)
Scrappy Doo (Scooby Doo)
The Entire Baby Looney Tunes Cast (Baby Looney Tunes)

[The Lizard]

Scrappy Doo and Lola Bunny of course! :)



-The Lizard :D

[Danny DeCosta]

All the Nicktoons characters except for the Offbeats (which mimics the UPA cartoons, no doubt) and the Rocko characters.

[Thad Komorowski]

Oh, I can't believe I forgot this guy too....

HOOT KLOOT

[Kolbar]

Every nicktoon character there is!

[nakak]

Oh, I can't believe I forgot this guy too....

HOOT KLOOT
hmm.....he was certanly annoying in "Saddle Soap Opera" (currently the only episode I have), and let's not forget his horse Confederate.

[Cartman]

Angelica Pickles

Yes, but even moreso Tommy Pickles.

[Danny DeCosta]

Oh, I can't believe I forgot this guy too....

HOOT KLOOT

You know, that Southern Sheriff on "Bunny and Claude" reminds me of Hoot Kloot, except he has a big mustache and Hoot has sunglasses.

[Lee Glover]

IMHO, the most annoying cartoon characters are:

Scrappy-Doo
Gabby Goat
Wiffle Piffle (from the Betty Boop cartoons)

[nakak]

You know, that Southern Sheriff on "Bunny and Claude" reminds me of Hoot Kloot, except he has a big mustache and Hoot has sunglasses.
yeah. oh, and Hoot's fatter.

[Paul Penna]

After his first two or three cartoons, I can't stomach Pepe Le Pew. And the three fairy blabbermouths spoil a lot of "Sleeping Beauty" for me. Betty Boop's little dog in her later boring cartoons is pretty tiresome, too.

[Paul Penna]

Sniffles is easily the most annoying character-he's so overly sweet and innocent-I go into a diabetic shock whenever I see a Sniffles cartoon!

I kind of like him in the later cartoons, where he talks a mile a minute and is supposed to be annoying (to his foils).

[Andrew R]

The Japanese solider from Bugs Bunny Nips the Nips

[Atoon]

Gazoo from The Flintstones Orbitty from The Jetsons Emperor Pilaf from Dragonball Numbuh One from Codename: Kids Next Door

[Rob]

Screwy (Screwball) Squirrel. The cartoons are very funny, but I can't watch more than one at a time. LONESOME LENNY is my favorite.

[JDWeil]

As for classic cartoons, Gabby Goat, I guess.


Gabby Goat is supposed to be annoying. That's why he's funny.

[Larry T]

Little Kitty, for the nth time.

[J. J. Hunsecker]

Gabby Goat is supposed to be annoying. That's why he's funny.
Eh, I never found him to be funny. I doubt he was meant to be that annoying, though.

(I guess it's a fine line between annoyingly funny and just plain annoying.)

[Cartman]

What about that short Arab from ALI BABA BOUND?

[Pietro]

What about that short Arab from ALI BABA BOUND?

In my opinion he, like Gabby Goat mentioned earlier and Wentworth earlier were meant to be annoying to generate big laughs.

I think the most annoying character in the context of classic animation, IMO, is that ducking from the classic H-B Tom and Jerry and, as mentioned before, Hoot Kloot.

-Pietro:daffy:

[Davesnothere]

Sammy Squirrel was pretty nauseating, but at least he got beat up for it!

[Der Captain]

Roger Rabbit! I agree with Chuck Jones' assessment: "He's all frenetic"! You'll notice that the spinoff series only lasted three episodes.

[J. J. Hunsecker]

There were only three Roger Rabbit shorts made because Eisner of Disney and Spielberg of Amblin' Productions both wanted the cartoons to play before thier own company's features. They were both stubborn men and couldn't compromise for an amicable solution, so the RR shorts were cancelled. A forth cartoon, which took place in a restaurant starring Roger as a waiter, was halted in mid-production. The disagreement between the two men was also the reason that a Roger Rabbit sequel was never made.

[Bobby B]

I have a newspaper article about Disney's Florida animation studio from 1990 that mentions a half dozen planned Roger Rabbit shorts, though the only titles I can remember offhand are "Waiter, There's A Hare In My Soup" and "Beach Blanket Bunny".

[Daffyfan2003]

Hmmm. I'm still trying to think on this one. I was never too annoyed by Scrappy-Doo (except maybe in his earlier years when he had that Brooklyn accent). I can't really think of too many annoying Warner Bros. characters. Overall, I'd say the most annoying cartoon characters would be all Pokemon. I'm also getting irritated about how popular Yug-i-o is these days.

[Nick]

The sexy girl duck in The Duxorcist is quite annoying when not in her psycho form.
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[Danny DeCosta]

yeah. oh, and Hoot's fatter.

And the LT Bunny/Claude sheriff talks like Yosemite Sam when he's mad, doesn't he?

[Jack]

I have a newspaper article about Disney's Florida animation studio from 1990 that mentions a half dozen planned Roger Rabbit shorts, though the only titles I can remember offhand are "Waiter, There's A Hare In My Soup" and "Beach Blanket Bunny".
I heard that they originally planned to make cartoons based on the posters seen in Maroon's office. One was about fishing.

I've heard of the dispute between Amblin and Disney over the cartoons. It seems like it would have been an easy thing to fix - make two cartoons per year, one for Amblin and one for Disney.

I kind of wish that they could have finished the cartoon seen at the start of Who Framed Roger Rabbit.

[Frizfrelengfan]

Among theatrical cartoons, I have always found Pepe LePew to be annoying (with all due respect to the late great Mr. Jones).

Among made-for-TV cartoons, Plankton from "SpongeBob SquarePants." But I'm probably not too good a judge of TV cartoons as I don't like and don't watch most of them. I like "SpongeBob."

And oh yes - any Anime character. :)

[pogo]

Buddy. I just had three root canals done. It was the same feeling as I got watching "Viva Buddy" - especially when the anethestic wore off.

[Kirby]

I can't believe no one mentioned this.

Shorty from some of the Famous Popeye cartoons

[Cartman]

I know that this character was annoying in order to be funny, but I'm going to include the Aracuan (sp?) Bird from CLOWN OF THE JUNGLE. He was definitely annoying to Donald anyway. :donald:

[nakak]

Sgt. Deux Deux was annoying in "The Inspector" cartoon "La Feet's Defeat". Sergeant was not reluctant as usual, off-character, and also talks like Baba Louie (no wonder. Don Messick voiced him in this cartoon)

[Steve Carras]

Sgt. Deux Deux was annoying in "The Inspector" cartoon "La Feet's Defeat". Sergeant was not reluctant as usual, off-character, and also talks like Baba Louie (no wonder. Don Messick voiced him in this cartoon)Except that Daws Butler was the voice of Baba Looey.

I'll add, as I always point out, the post-1954 Daffy, Bugs as handled by Jones (1956 on), and too many modern characters..

I've posted on a PEANUTS thread but here's a link to http://www.amiannoying.com (http://www.amiannoying.com/), a site of annoying pop culture (one's annoying is another's....though!)

BTW I Might be annoying given I eat liver, and other (ACTUAL) meat products that might make some throw up..in fact, I'll post a thread on the site..

[JDWeil]

Does Jar-Jar Binks count?

Runner-up to him is B.E.N. from Treasure Planet.

[pudealee]

The little Wal-Mart smiley face that goes around slashing prices - Darn thing! :)

[Killtacular]

Daphne from Scooby Doo.

GOLLY!

[Eric B]

(Do people start these threads every few weeks or months just to start another round of Scrappy bashing? :rolleyes: )

How about JIMMY from Ed, Edd and Eddy? I would think he was the epitome of what people seem to see in Scrappy (thinks he's so bad, but needs Sarah to protect him).

[BBunny]

Am I the only one who likes Lola/Hunny Bunny? She's the perfect match for Bugs Bunny. I am very, very angryhttp://forums.toonzone.net/images/smilies/mad.gifhttp://forums.toonzone.net/images/smilies/mad.gifhttp://forums.toonzone.net/images/smilies/mad.gif she won't be in the new(what looks to be horrible)movie. Oh well, as long as Foghorn Leghorn isn't in it then I won't be that disappointed.

[J. J. Hunsecker]

Am I the only one who likes Lola/Hunny Bunny? She's the perfect match for Bugs Bunny. I am very, very angryhttp://forums.toonzone.net/images/smilies/mad.gifhttp://forums.toonzone.net/images/smilies/mad.gifhttp://forums.toonzone.net/images/smilies/mad.gif she won't be in the new(what looks to be horrible)movie. Oh well, as long as Foghorn Leghorn isn't in it then I won't be that disappointed.
Lola and Hunny are two different rabbits. I personally find Lola to be very annoying -- a marketing ploy created by commitee.

[nakak]

Hey. This is regarding about the sheriff from "Bunny and Clyde" looking like Hoot Kloot. Well, after examining Jon Cooke's avatar, he also looks like El Puma from the "Tijuana Toads" cartoon "The Froggy Froggy Duo".

[BBunny]

Lola Bunny is the remodeled Hunny Bunny, so they are one in the same. She wasn't made just for Space Jam.http://forums.toonzone.net/images/smilies/wink.gif

[Jack]

Lola Bunny is the remodeled Hunny Bunny, so they are one in the same. She wasn't made just for Space Jam.http://forums.toonzone.net/images/smilies/wink.gif
I'm pretty sure WB still considers them separate characters, and continued to recognize the existance of Honey even though they stopped using the character. And I remember seeing a Chuck Jones limited edition cel with Bugs and Honey that came out after Lola was created (though, it's been mentioned before that Jones supposedly disliked Lola Bunny).

[Thad Komorowski]

(though, it's been mentioned before that Jones supposedly disliked Lola Bunny).

Well, I wouldn't doubt it... Most of Lola's "fans" are sick weirdos anyway...

[Howard Fein]

Sgt. Deux Deux was annoying in "The Inspector" cartoon "La Feet's Defeat". Sergeant was not reluctant as usual, off-character, and also talks like Baba Louie (no wonder. Don Messick voiced him in this cartoon)

In LA FEAT'S DEFEAT, the character of Deux Deux was an eager young rookie rather than his usual laconic self voiced in a Senor Wences imitation by Pat Harrington Jr. So Don Messick, in his only appearance in a DFE theatrical (He provided incidental voices for several Saturday AM DFE series in the seventies), gave Deux Deux an eager, young voice that seemed more appropriate. Given the obligatory Latin inflection, the characterization was similar to Daws Butler's Baba Looey- although the latter is supposed to have been based on Desi Arnaz!

When first seeing the short as part of the Saturday AM Pink Panther package, that confused me to no end. This may be one of the few, if not only instances of a regular character being given an entirely different voice (and voice artist) to fit a specific story. The Italian-accented Sylvester in A PIZZA TWEETY PIE doesn't really count, because he's still voiced by Blanc and has the same basic inflection- if not lisp. :sylvester

[J Lee]

When first seeing the short as part of the Saturday AM Pink Panther package, that confused me to no end. This may be one of the few, if not only instances of a regular character being given an entirely different voice (and voice artist) to fit a specific story. The Italian-accented Sylvester in A PIZZA TWEETY PIE doesn't really count, because he's still voiced by Blanc and has the same basic inflection- if not lisp. :sylvester

Art Davis' "Catch as Cats Can" is a very funny cartoon, but one that usually is a little unsettling due to the voice he gave Sylvester, which sounds a little like Mel Blanc's early Barney Rubble voice ... if Fred had just hit him in the head with a bowling ball.

Sylvester was still a developing character when Davis used him, and in two of his first three Freleng cartoons he had no dialogue at all. But the voice had been established in "Life With Feathers" and "Kitty Kornered," so Artie's decision to use the same design but a different voice probably is the reason this cartoon never seems to make it into regular rotation, despite the great mouth magnet/vacuum cleaner/Bromo Seltzer gags at the end.

(Sylvester does Jimmy Durante in Davis' "A Hick, A Slick and A Chick" but that's not as unsettling, because the end gag calls for a Durante impersonation)

[Steve Carras]

In LA FEAT'S DEFEAT, the character of Deux Deux was an eager young rookie rather than his usual laconic self voiced in a Senor Wences imitation by Pat Harrington Jr. So Don Messick, in his only appearance in a DFE theatrical (He provided incidental voices for several Saturday AM DFE series in the seventies), gave Deux Deux an eager, young voice that seemed more appropriate. Given the obligatory Latin inflection, the characterization was similar to Daws Butler's Baba Looey- although the latter is supposed to have been based on Desi Arnaz!

When first seeing the short as part of the Saturday AM Pink Panther package, that confused me to no end. This may be one of the few, if not only instances of a regular character being given an entirely different voice (and voice artist) to fit a specific story. The Italian-accented Sylvester in A PIZZA TWEETY PIE doesn't really count, because he's still voiced by Blanc and has the same basic inflection- if not lisp. :sylvester
SO that WAS Don Messick....Other voices besides him, and series regulars Pat Harrington Jr.(Inspector), Marvin Miller and later Paul Frees (their boss), were little-knowns (to me) Helen Gerald, Mark Skor, and Diana Maddox plus familiar names like Hal Smith, June Foray and (I believe) Daws Butler.

I agree on Sylvester in a PIZZA TWEETY PIE.

[Cartman]

Let me add another nominee to the list.

After watching tonight's episode of "South Park," I found the Jacovasaur(sp?) to be really annoying.

[nakak]

and (I believe) Daws Butler.
I don't think Butler was in any theatrical DFE "Inspector" cartoons. In fact, I think the only time Butler voiced in any theatrical DFE toons was "The Dogfather" series. He voiced Louie and Puggs in most of the "DF"episodes.

[Cartman]

I have even another annoying character:

Frisky Puppy from some of the Claude Cat cartoons such as TERRIER STRICKEN. The way he barks is just enough to give anyone (especially Claude :D) a nervous breakdown.

[Jave]

I can't believe no one mentioned this.

Shorty from some of the Famous Popeye cartoons
Shorty is one of those characters that are supposed to be annoying in order to be funny. (Like Gabby Goat)

Usually, characters in that category are either loved or hated, but there's no one that seems to "don't care" about them.

[DrTooth]

Scrappy Doo, Scrappy's Mom, All the Pokemon, all the Yugioh Characters, and Urkle's Sonic the hedgehog!

[MikeH0714]

Among classic characters, I never liked the Popeyes with "Shorty" so I'll go with him. As for made-for-TV characters - Minute Mouse. I hated - repeat, HATED - the "Courageous Cat" series. And it never seemed to get replaced or rotated off the station's schedule, unlike other better TV superhero toons like "Batfink" and "Mighty Heroes." The distributor must've offered it at bargain basement prices. No wonder!

Michael