The Cartoon A-Z Game

Aha, the Ugly Duckling, from the monochrome cartoon The Little Stranger in the public domain. His mother is in tears, and puts his egg in a duck's nest as a Doorstop Baby. Because he can't swim, the mother duck ostracizes him, but when he's able to outwit a predatory bird (condor, perhaps?), he's made an honorary duckling.

Victor, one of the three gargoyles, from "The Hunchback Of Notre Dame."

Wendy, the little girl witch, from "The New Casper Cartoon Show."

Xever Montes, from "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles"(2012).

Yakisha, a character from "Sorcerer Hunters."

Zorb, ruler of the planet Zelcor, from "Josie And The Pussycats In Outer Space."

Aggie Wilkins, the woman who disguised herself as Witch McCoy, from "Scooby Doo."

Bazooey, the baby sitter, from "Witch's Night Out."

Charmcaster, another villain from "Ben 10."

Duke, commander of the G.I. Joe forces that fight Cobra Commander and his anarchist insurgents.

Eye In The Mirror, from the short-lived series "Mummies Alive."

Fly, one of Dr. Dred's henchmen, from "The Drak Pack."

Gwen, the young witch from "Witch's Cat," an episode of "CBS Storybreak."

Harold Howard, Scott's father from Teen Wolf. Ar-oooooooo!

Inspector Ignatz Blooper, from "Gigantor."

James Norcross, the true identity of "Super President."

Kuzco, the Emperor. The Royal Brat with the elaborate morning routine that must not be interrupted. "Beware the Grooooove!"

Lola Sonner, younger sister of Charlie, from Charlie And Lola by Lauren Child, adapted into animation by Tiger Aspect.

Molly Grue, from "The Last Unicorn," voiced by the late Tammy Grimes. RIP.

Nicodemus, while he lived, he led the rats in the rosebush, from Don Bluth's The Secret of NIMH.