1. Tweety
   Jessica Rabbit
2. Betty Boop
   Minnie Mouse

Betty Boop was a singer and lover of all things men. She had a short skirt (too short for her time period), and she has been around since 1930. Her cartoons are mostly in black and white, but you can catch her fan art in color.

1. Donald Duck
   Steamboat Willie
2. Bluto
   Popeye

Popeye was in love with Olive Oyl, but she loved Bluto (or Brutus, depending on when you first watched the cartoon). Popeye was first seen on screen in 1929, and he is still loved today.

1. Charlie Brown
   Bart Simpson
2. Jerry Mouse
   Mickey Mouse

The Peanuts characters all have such great personalities. Even Snoopy has his own thing going (the dog sleeps on his house). Charlie Brown and the Peanuts gang are usually seen on television during the holidays. Their TV specials begin as early as Halloween.

1. Tom
   Rob
2. Felix
   Catman

Tom the cat may have looked evil, but he just wanted to eat something. He always tried to be good, but Jerry constantly taunted him by messing with stuff around the house while Tom's owner tried to sleep.

1. Patrick
   Mr. Crabs
2. SpongeBob SquarePants
   Squidward

"Absorbent and yellow and porous is he!" ... eh hem, sorry. SpongeBob SquarePants is one of the most popular cartoons in recent history. He is an innocent little sponge who is filled with happiness and joy.

1. George Jetson
   Mr. Magoo
2. The Pink Panther
   Barney Rubble

Mr. Magoo was no joke. He didn't see very well, but he always seemed to get where he was going. There were several short films with Mr. Magoo, and two of them won Oscars for Best Animated Short Film.

1. George Jetson
   Barney Rubble
2. Mr. Slate
   Fred Flintstone

"The Flintstones" is a cartoon that dates back to the 1960s. However, it is still shown on cartoon networks and during children's programming, making this barefoot family one of the most recognizable of all time.

1. Milhouse Vanhauten
   Bobby Hill
2. Santa's Little Helper
   Bart Simpson

When we first met Bart Simpson, we quickly learned that he was a troublemaker, and many parents didn't like their kids watching him. These days, "The Simpsons" is one of the most beloved television shows out there.

1. Tom Cat
   Heckle
2. Woody Woodpecker
   Jeckle

Woody Woodpecker was kind of mean, but if anyone tried to capture him (or get him to stop pecking), he'd simply peck them on the head. His was one of the more violent cartoons that were available to children.

1. Mr. Magoo
   Granny
2. Piglet
   The Pink Panther

Many love the look and style of The Pink Panther, but few members of the younger generation have seen him in action. He was usually seen in the opening or closing credits of "The Pink Panther" series.

1. Pepe Le Pew
   Mr. Magoo
2. Yosemite Sam
   Tasmanian Devil

This skunky character always fell in love with a poor unsuspecting cat that accidentally rubbed up on some white paint. We often wonder how often a cat can rub itself in white paint, and it turns out, it's quite a lot.

1. Bart Simpson
   Chris Griffin
2. Bobby Hill
   Morty Smith

"King of the Hill" was an attempt at a more family-based cartoon by Mike Judge, the creator of "Beavis and Butthead." As a matter of fact, Hank Hill's character looks very much like Tom Anderson from "Beavis and Butthead."

1. Woody Woodpecker
   Tweety Bird
2. Sylvester Bird
   Daffy Duck

Tweety Bird was everyone's favorite victim. Sylvester the cat, out for a little snack, would always try to attack Tweety, but Tweety had his defenses. He would torture that cat, but it was all in the name of self-preservation.

1. Tom
   Mickey
2. Garfield
   Felix

Felix the Cat was a troublemaker (by today's standards). He liked to do the things that adults did, and not all of them legal. He could be found drinking (when drinking wasn't legal) quite often. He made his first appearance in 1919.

1. Foghorn Leghorn
   Trapper
2. Wile E. Coyote
   Spike

Foghorn Leghorn is our favorite cartoon character who had a stutter. He liked to reprimand and correct other characters in his sets, but he was still fun to watch. While he isn't necessarily a fan favorite, he is still one of the most famous cartoon characters of all time.

1. Bugs Bunny
   Peter Rabbit
2. Goofy
   Bill Bunny

Bugs Bunny was created in the 1930s. "What's up, Doc?" is the catchphrase with which he is most associated. He has been around for nearly 100 years, and his movies haven't stopped. Whenever you think of Looney Toons, you probably picture Bugs immediately.

1. Scooby-Doo
   Inspector Gadget
2. Pluto
   Goofy

While there are dozens of fan theories surrounding Scooby-Doo and his friends (a gang of teens who drive around to abandoned amusement parks solving ghost mysteries), he is still one of the most beloved cartoon characters to come out of the world of animation.

1. Sylvester
   Wile E. Coyote
2. Road Runner
   Big Bird

For some reason, Road Runner doesn't speak. You might hear a "Meep Meep" out of him here and there, but he and his nemesis (Wile E. Coyote) never say a word to each other. Wile E. wants to catch Road Runner, but he never gets the chance to do so, which is pretty much the storyline of each episode of the cartoon.

1. Boo-Boo Bear
   Shaggy Bear
2. Yogi Bear
   Smokey the Bear

Hanna-Barbera made some great cartoons, and Yogi Bear was one of them. Yogi Bear is a fun-loving (and picnic basket loving) bear who is always running away from the ranger. Yogi made his first appearance in 1958.

1. Huckleberry Hound
   Droopy
2. Dino
   Muttley

Did we mention that Joseph Barbera and William Hanna were geniuses? Huckleberry Hound was a sweet little dog that loved to be around his friends. His character was around for 30 years, from 1958-1988.

1. Mickey Mouse
   Squishy
2. Speedy Gonzales
   Miles Mouse

Speedy Gonzales was a mouse that lived in Mexico. He was fast and always running from something. He'd shout in Spanish before he ran away (you'd think someone could catch him based on his warning, but you'd be wrong).

1. Daffy Duck
   Duck Dodger
2. Donald Duck
   Heckle

In his earlier skits, it seemed as though Donald Duck just couldn't catch a break. He's a little hot-headed when things go awry (and things always go awry). It's a good thing you can't understand him when he gets angry because it's almost as though he is saying bad words.

1. Brother Bear
   Winnie the Pooh
2. Yogi Bear
   Boo-Boo

Winnie the Pooh is a cartoon character that is all about looking at the bright side of things. He has friends with problems, and he always works toward helping them and fixing their issues over his own.

1. Ariel
   Elsa
2. Moana
   Belle

Ariel is a 16-year-old who wants to study abroad, and by that we mean she wants to study the language of love in a completely different world where her parents can't live. When her father says no, she sells her soul to do so.

1. Fry
   Plucky
2. Hank
   Homer

While "The Simpsons" started off highlighting Bart as a bad kid, they soon realized that focusing on Homer's antics put the show over the top. That's when the show really became for adults, and the stories seemed to never end.

1. Susie Carmichael
   Lilian Deville
2. Angelica Pickles
   Dil Pickles

Angelica was no angel when it came to playing with the babies on the "Rugrats" series. She was mean and spoiled and screamy at all times, and she would even be a little cruel when the grownups weren't around.

1. Jasper
   Muttley
2. Casper
   Janie

Casper was a ghost, but he was a friendly ghost. It's all fun and games while you're watching this cartoon, until you realize that a child had to die in order for Casper to become a ghost. Then everything is sad.

1. The Ashleys
   Ed, Edd and Eddy
2. Ned, Nedd and Needy
   Trip, Skip and Flip

When it comes to hilarious cartoons, "Ed, Edd N Eddy" was probably at the top of the list. These three friends hung out with each other and embodied what it was like to be a child in the early 2000s.

1. Mickey Mouse
   Jerry Mouse
2. Speedy Gonzales
   Mighty Mouse

Mighty Mouse showed everyone that size doesn't matter. He was the strongest mouse in the world, and no one could stop him. He even flew! He was like Superman for kids ... if Superman wasn't already for kids.

1. Mr. Peabody
   Simmons
2. Trivers
   Dexter

"Dexter's Laboratory" was a show about a young boy who was so smart, he had his own experiments going on. Oh, and he saved the world. He had an older sister named Dee Dee and a nemesis named Mandark.

1. Buster
   Hampton
2. Babs
   Plucky

Babs Bunny was a little pink bunny who was witty and intelligent. While "Tiny Toon Adventures" only lasted two years, it was a very intelligent show that had some great characters in it (including a character that loved animals so much that she almost killed them).

1. Zoidberg
   Amy
2. Leela
   Bender

"Futurama" was a show that was all about what the future would be like ... when someone is accidentally frozen for 1,000 years. The show had several references to the 20th century, and it also had some pretty creative storylines.

1. Martin
   Shortie
2. Sqarezie
   Arnold

"Hey Arnold!" was an incredibly interesting show, if you looked at it the right way. When you consider the different (and very dark) fan theories that are out there about the show, you realize that it wasn't just about problem solving and humor.

1. Stewie
   Brian
2. Peter
   Chris

Brian is an anthropomorphic dog that belongs to the Griffin family on the show, "Family Guy." He is a heavy drinker and an aspiring writer who wants to make his mark on the world. Showrunners wanted to kill him off, but that didn't last long.

1. Stan Marsh
   Eric Cartman
2. Kyle Broflovski
   Kenny McCormick

Eric Catman is a character that basically embodies everything that is wrong with the world. He wholeheartedly thinks he's doing the right thing, but he seems to be way off base with how he goes about doing it.

1. Beth
   Daria
2. Chloe
   Jane

Daria was first seen on "Beavis and Butthead," but she was given a spin-off on MTV a few years later. She was a social outcast, but she was intelligent, which spoke to a lot of young girls at the time.

1. Donatello
   Raphael
2. Michaelangelo
   Leonardo

The Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles would be impossible to tell apart if it weren't for their different color masks and their weapons. You can always spot Raphael by his red mask.

1. Summer Smith
   Beth Smith
2. Donna Gueterman
   Gazorpian

Summer Smith is Morty's sister on the show, "Rick and Morty." While it seems like she doesn't do much but get into trouble, there are a few key moments when she gets Rick and Morty out of mortal danger.

1. Wakko
   Yakko
2. Dot
   Professor Frink

Yakko, Wakko and Dot were some of the craziest characters on television, but they also taught young children quite a bit (we refer you to the songs that Yakko used to sing). "Animaniacs" ran for five years, but it is one of the most memorable shows of the 1990s.

1. Chip
   Stimpy
2. Scat
   Ren

We still aren't sure how "The Ren & Stimpy Show" was ever on a children's network, but we are grateful nonetheless. This show was crude and filled with really intelligent humor that you had to think about to even get to a laugh. It was pure genius.