Pepé Le Pew

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Looney Tunes character anthropomorphic skunk cartoon character fictional character

Pepé Le Pew is a romantic, overly confident skunk from the Looney Tunes cartoons, best known for his comedic, French-accented pursuit of love.

Aliases (1)

Pepe Le Pew ×1

Statements (50)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	Looney Tunes character → anthropomorphic skunk → cartoon character → fictional character →
alignment	comic antagonist →
appearsIn	Looney Tunes → Merrie Melodies →
awardAssociated	Academy Award for Best Animated Short Film →
catchphraseType	romantic French endearments →
creator	Chuck Jones → Michael Maltese →
definingCharacteristic	strong body odor → unwanted romantic advances →
distribution	theatrical animated shorts →
firstAppearance	Odor-able Kitty →
firstAppearanceYear	1945 →
franchise	Warner Bros. Looney Tunes and Merrie Melodies →
gender	male →
hasParodyOf	French lover archetype →
language	French-accented English →
laterAppearancesIn	compilation films → modern Looney Tunes TV series → television specials →
medium	animated short films →
nationality	French →
notableEra	1940s → 1950s →
partOf	Golden Age of American animation →
personalityTrait	amorous → overconfident → persistent → romantic →
producedBy	Warner Bros. Cartoons →
setting	various European-inspired locales →
shortFilmWinningOscar	For Scent-imental Reasons →
shortFilmWinningOscarYear	1949 →
species	skunk →
targetAudience	general family audience →
tone	parody of French romantic stereotype →
typicalGag	chasing a female cat mistaken for a skunk →
typicalTarget	Penelope Pussycat →
visualCharacteristic	black fur with white stripe → half-closed eyes → prominent tail →
voicedBy	Eric Bauza → Greg Burson → Jeff Bergman → Joe Alaskey → Maurice LaMarche → Mel Blanc →

Referenced by (4)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Looney Tunes ("Pepe Le Pew") →	hasCharacter
Mel Blanc →	notableCharacterVoiced
Mel Blanc →	performedVoiceOf
Melvin Jerome Blanc →	voicedCharacter