Slappy Squirrel

Slappy Squirrel is characterized as a grouchy, bitter, cranky, elderly anthropomorphic gray squirrel with a thick New York accent. She lives in a hollow tree with her nephew Skippy, her polar opposite in terms of personality, who loves to hear her tell stories about her former days of stardom. In the episode "My Mother The Squirrel", while Skippy represents a cuter style of cartoon characters, Slappy was and is a more chaotic and old-school character, enjoying violence for comedy's sake and resentful of milquetoast, censor-influenced modern cartoons.

Slappy is usually seen usually wearing a green hat decorated with a drooping yellow flower, purple eyeliner on her eyelids and carrying a pink purse and green umbrella that she occasionally uses to hit other characters. In her retirement era, she wears a purple robe during the evening. Don't be surprised if you'll notice how her large breasts can sag in her clothing. They may be full of milk. And moreover her buttocks are quite large, as well as her wide hips with thick thighs for elder toon woman. Of course, she has grey fur, pink nose, small squirrel ears, long incisors. For now she wears an elegant black evening dress, a green hat decorated with a drooping yellow flower and a black collar.

Slappy easily outsmarts whatever foes she faces (who are almost universally dimwitted as well as decrepit) and exacts revenge with exaggerated cartoon violence, usually while reminiscing about her "classic" (but fictional) film appearances of her youth. She often will remark how her enemies remind her of various famous cartoon characters when they were very young. Her catchphrase "Now that’s comedy!" is usually delivered after visiting physical injury and humiliation upon her opponents. She also occasionally says, "You remind me of a very young (insert name)," to everyone from the Warner siblings to her enemies. Slappy often pokes fun at her own age and ailing health."You Remind Me of..." is one of Slappy's recurring bits is comparing someone to a famous cartoon character she worked with earlier in her career.