The Cartoon A-Z Game

Queen Marlena, from "He-Man And The Masters Of The Universe."

Richie Rich, adapted from the Harvey comics. Imagine getting your allowance in armored cars.

Seacatch, father of Kotik, from "The White Seal."

Thanos, from the Marvel Universe. Happy Birthday, Stan Lee.

Usagi Mimika, the pet rabbit of Haru. This rabbit gets "merged" with asocial Inaba Mikami to form ... Lola Bunny with Saotome Ranma skills.

Vikong, the warrior ape, from the 80's iteratin of "Jonny Quest."

Wonder Wheels, by Hanna-Barbera.

Xax, from "Green Lantern: First Flight."

Yaiba Kurogane, from "Yaiba: The Little Samurai."

Zarafa, the female giraffe, from "Zarafa." This foreign animated film is based on a true story, BTW.

Aeon The Terrible, from "Rudolph's Shiny New Year."

Beautiful Bob, the wrestling hippo, by Famous Studios. BTW, forgive me for not remembering the exact title of the cartoon.

Colonel Kit Coyote of the United States Cavalry, an officer who can cite Army regulations down to Article, Section and Paragraph. He's from The Go Go Gophers segment of the Underdog show.

Oh, and citing the specific cartoon isn't required. The only stipulations are: must be an animated character, and begin with the sequential letter at the time.

Dr. Millenium, from two episodes of "Birdman."

Eek the Cat, created by Steve Holland and Bill Kopp, produced at Nelvana Studios.

Fleabag McFoodle, from "Hamateur Night."

Gran' Pop Monkey, produced by Ub Iwerks.

Hephaestus, the guy who forges the lightning bolts that Zeus throws at the inebriated Dionysus in Fantastia.

Irv, from "Avenger Penguins." Yes, another one produced by Cosgrove-Hall.

^ Ah, the same studio that gave us Danger Mouse and Penfold. They can do no wrong in my eyes.

Jonny Quest, no "h". No matter what wild and woolly adventures Jonny has, his hair never gets mussed. Industrial strength mousse.