Classic characters like Angelica Pickles and Scrappy-Doo are infamous for irritating fans and sometimes undermining their own show.

Cartoon characters can resonate with many people through lovable humor and entertaining adventures, though some have managed to become forgotten.

The Looney Tunes and Disney cartoon characters many of us grew up with would be old enough by now to enter nursing homes. Lucky for them, most cartoon characters tend to age like the Simpson ...

This article talks about Andrew Tarusov, an artist who imagined our favourite cartoon characters as old, retired people.

During my adolescence, my biggest cartoon crush was, without a doubt, Storm from X-Men, the animated series. She was a strong, stoic female character and arguably the the most powerful X-Men ...

Back in the early '80s, Dungeons & Dragons was so popular that even Bugs Bunny and Popeye got to have playable characters. The post 40-Year-Old D&D Magazine Has Stats for Cartoon Characters ...

Campbell said that no prior research has shown that kids relate overweight people by eating low-nutrition foods or that kids stereotype cartoon characters.

Famous or not, there are real people behind these iconic cartoon character voices. Yep, somebody actually is saying those famous lines such as, "What's up, Doc?" — shocking!

A viral Twitter post has reminded Dungeons & Dragons fans about the time when Bugs Bunny and other popular cartoon characters were given stat blocks for use in campaigns.

Ellen dropped an anvil on straight people when she publicly revealed all the gay cartoon characters on her show. With HBO Max announcing they’ll be making a show about Velma Dinkley from Scooby ...

We do NOT give enough credit to the people who gave a voice to our favorite '90s cartoon characters (or early 2000s, let's be honest) because it forces us to look at cartoons as something ...

Back in the early '80s, Dungeons & Dragons was so popular that even Bugs Bunny and Popeye got to have playable characters.