Droopy

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Droopy is a classic, deadpan cartoon dog from American animated shorts, best known for his slow, monotone delivery and unexpectedly effective antics.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf animated film character
animated short film
anthropomorphic dog
cartoon character
fictional dog
alignment good
appearsIn Droopy cartoon series NERFINISHED
Dumb-Hounded NERFINISHED
Red Hot Riding Hood series NERFINISHED
The Tom and Jerry Show (1975 TV series) NERFINISHED
Tom and Jerry Kids NERFINISHED
Who Framed Roger Rabbit NERFINISHED
catchphrase You know what? That makes me mad.
characteristic ability to outsmart opponents
deadpan personality
slow, monotone voice
understated reactions
unexpected physical strength
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
creator Tex Avery NERFINISHED
director Tex Avery NERFINISHED
earColor brown
employerInSomeCartoons police department
private detective agency
enemy Spike (bulldog) NERFINISHED
The Wolf NERFINISHED
eyeColor black
firstAppearanceInWork Dumb-Hounded NERFINISHED
firstAppearanceYear 1943
franchise MGM cartoon series NERFINISHED
gender male
hairColor white
hasGenre animated comedy
slapstick comedy
notableFor deadpan humor
slow, monotone delivery
subverting expectations of a small, meek character
originalLanguage English
portrayedByVoiceActor Bill Thompson NERFINISHED
Corey Burton NERFINISHED
Don Messick NERFINISHED
Frank Welker NERFINISHED
Richard Williams (as animator/voice in some material) NERFINISHED
productionCompany Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
species dog
targetAudience general audience
typicalRole protagonist

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Tex Avery createdCharacter Droopy