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Warner Bros. Animation Inc. (abbreviated as WBA) is an American animation studio which is part of the Warner Bros. Television Group, a division of Warner Bros., which is a subsidiary of Warner Bros. Discovery and serves as the animation division and label of Warner Bros. As the successor to Warner Bros. Cartoons, which was active from 1933 to 1969, the studio is closely associated with the Looney Tunes and Merrie Melodies characters, among others. Warner Bros. re-established its animation division in 1980 to produce Looney Tunes–related works, and Turner Broadcasting System merged with WBD predecessor Time Warner in 1996. In March 2001, Hanna-Barbera was absorbed into the studio. In recent years, Warner Bros. Animation has specialized in producing television and direct-to-video animation featuring characters from other properties owned by Warner Bros. Discovery, including Turner Entertainment (which owns the rights to properties originally created by the MGM cartoon studio), Hanna-Barbera, Ruby-Spears, and DC Entertainment. A brand new town, created by the Warner Brothers company for all their cartoon characters to live in.

Harley Quinn Appearance Classic color scheme: Her outfit retains the red and black associated with the character, although it's a more modern, sporty interpretation. The red is brighter and the design less fragmented than some of her more traditional harlequin-inspired outfits. Modified clothing: She wears a cropped, red and black jacket with white stripes on the sleeves, short red shorts with a black patch on one side, thigh-high stockings (black on one leg, red on the other), and high-top sneakers adorned with black ruffled elements. Signature pigtails: Her blonde hair is styled in high pigtails with red and light blonde gradients. Accessories: She carries a wooden baseball bat with red diamond patterns at the lower end. A brown utility belt with a silver star buckle sits on her hips, holding what appears to be two small cylindrical canisters (possibly containing makeup or explosives, a nod to her character). She wears fingerless gloves, one black and one red. Makeup: Her makeup features defined eyes with prominent blue and light teal eyeshadow, rosy cheeks, and bright red lipstick, highlighting her exaggerated, animated features.

Babs Bunny Appearance Character: Babs Bunny, typically portrayed as a young, cartoon rabbit, is depicted here in a humanoid form with highly exaggerated feminine characteristics. Her large eyes, long legs, and curvaceous figure are all emphasized, deviating significantly from her original design. Pose: She stands with her weight slightly shifted to one side, holding her signature oversized mallet over her shoulder. This pose, combined with her attire, contributes to the overall suggestive nature of the image. Attire: Babs wears a short, flared pink skirt and a tight-fitting, light yellow long-sleeved top. The clothing choices are clearly intended to accentuate her figure and contribute to the sexualized presentation. Features: Her facial features are rendered to appear more human-like, with large, expressive eyes and a pronounced mouth. She retains her characteristic long rabbit ears, adorned with pink bows.

Steven Quartz Universe Appearance: Debut According to Pearl and Vidalia, Steven takes after his parents. He is relatively short with a thick, stocky build. He has fair skin, curly dark brown hair, dark brown eyebrows, and full black irises which can sometimes have stars as pupils when he gets excited or optimistic. He wears a salmon-pink T-shirt with a gold star in the center. He also wears cuffed blue jeans and salmon-pink flip-flop sandals. His gemstone, a pink diamond he inherited from his mother is where his navel should be. As revealed in "Steven's Birthday", while he is fourteen years of age his half-Gem physiology affects his rate of aging and he appears younger. Steven Universe: The Movie As of Steven Universe: The Movie, Steven has aged physically, having grown slightly taller and now having a visible neck. He still keeps his blue jeans and salmon-pink sandals, but his shirt is now sky-blue with a yellow star in the center, and he also wears a pink varsity jacket with white trims. Current As of Steven Universe Future, Steven wears the same clothing he had worn in the movie, except that his sky blue shirt is now black, resembling his father Greg's old Mr. Universe shirts.

Dexter Appearance: An 18-year-old. He retains his signature bright red hair, now slightly styled, and large goggles with turquoise lenses, which he adjusts with his right hand. His expression is serious and studious. Dexter wears a long white lab coat, fastened with three large, round buttons, and a bright orange belt with a rectangular buckle. Underneath, he sports a black turtle-neck sweater, dark grey or black flared trousers and black shoes with a gold buckle detail. His gloves are dark purple.

Harvey Birdman Appearance: Harvey Birdman, the avian superhero and lawyer. He's depicted in his typical attire: a dark blue (almost gray) business suit, a red tie, and shining yellow shoes. His signature yellow mask, adorned with a hawk-like emblem and black eye coverings, is prominent. Large, white, feathered wings sprout from his back, emphasizing his avian nature, Birdman is posed slightly angled towards the viewer, extending his right hand in a gesture that suggests a greeting or a handshake. In his left hand, he carries a standard brown briefcase, further reinforcing his dual identity as a lawyer.

Landmarks: Warner water tower, Steven's Bleach House, Warner Bros. Studios lot, The Cul-de-Sac, Lakewood Plaza Turbo, Black Hat's manor.

Bugs Bunny Personality Bugs is smart, usually friendly, and easily annoyed, especially by Daffy or Lola, and even on a few rare occasions Porky. Bugs' intelligence is seen in Peel of Fortune; he has the ability to make a time machine without trying and has invented the carrot peeler. Bugs is also a very good friend as seen in Best Friends; he knew everything about Daffy on the game show. He is a very forgiving person, as shown in Peel of Fortune when he forgave Daffy and helped him even after he stole his invention. Bugs is also very modest; in Monster Talent, he became overwhelmed when everyone begged him to say "I like it", despite his appearance being a favor to Speedy. However, on occasion he can let his ego get to him. In "The Shelf", he refused to pay for someone to put up a shelf, proclaiming if he was good enough to win a Nobel Peace Prize then he could do something as simple as put a shelf up, which ended disastrously. He also takes pride in his appearance, as shown when he ends up cross dressing, he became offended when Daffy, Porky, or Lola stated he was ugly, as shown in "Members Only" and "Beauty School", though he was not bothered when his tooth was broken in "You've Got Hate Mail". Bugs is also wise-cracking, playful, sarcastic, and will always make witty and sarcastic remarks at the expense of others. Although normally friendly, he does have something of a temper, and its proven he will resort to extreme lengths to get retrubution if pushed too far, proving he can be spiteful. This was shown in "You've Got Hate Mail", when Lola did not want Bugs to be in her family photo despite having invited him before because he had a broken tooth, and in retaliation he became determined to track her down and get in the photo, resulting in her and her family getting broken teeth as well as they took their family photo. He also got back at Cecil for messing with his cable in "Customer Service". However, despite his intelligence and rationality, he is not without his moments of idiocy, as he thought prison was "a smart aleck's paradise" and believed Taz was a dog, despite evidence to the contrary. He also has an addictive/compulsive personality, as he becomes addicted to a lot of things. In "Off Duty Cop", Bugs is shown to have an addiction to coffee and then to an energy drink called Spargel. He also developed an addiction for butter in "Bobcats Three". In "Gribbler's Quest", he developed an addiction for a game called Gribbler's Quests: Elves vs. Fairies vs. Gribblers to the point where he played it three nights in a row without sleeping. In "The Shelf", he was determined to put up a shelf to the point where he wrecked his house trying to do it. Nonetheless, he proves throughout the show that he is very calm, easy-going, laid-back, and can keep a cool head in dangerous or chaotic events. This is best seen through his interactions with his friends, especially Lola and Daffy, as he is able to remain calm and patient with their antics and adapt to whatever situation they end up finding themselves in. Overall, he is one of the most rational and level-headed characters in the show. Exceptional intelligence Large imagination Creativity Expertise in reverse psychology Mastery of tactics and strategy Mastery of disguise Great acting skills Tracking Skills Mastery of Manipulation Oratory skills Resourcefulness Prank Expertise Expertise in trickery Expert schemer Gag Weaponry Charisma High Jump Weaponry Skills Expertise in Crafting Traps and Machinery Expertise in deception Cunning Hand-to-hand Combatant Toon Physiology: Enhanced strength Hammerspace ability Absolute Immortality Essokinesis 4th Wall Manipulation and Awareness Superhuman Durability Superhuman Speed Plot Manipulation

Harley Quinn Personality Harley undergoes significant character growth and learning throughout the series. However, some of her most consistent character traits are a need to break things with her baseball bat, aversion to "boring" or dull things, and what could broadly be described as a carefree, chaotic attitude. She is also very prideful, feeling disappointed when Robin showed up instead of Batman to fight her and refusing to engage in a fight against a 12-year-old kid and was greatly annoyed when he said on TV that he's her nemesis. Harley's psychotic personality was ingrained from her childhood and deepened when she met the Joker, forming an unhealthy attachment to him. With Ivy's intervention, Harley gradually recognizes Joker's abusive behavior towards her and realizes that she has to be independent to be healthy, manifesting as a desire to join the Legion of Doom. However, "Being Harley Quinn" reveals Joker to be rooted deep in her subconscious, meaning that her attempts to prove herself independent were subconsciously motivated by a desire to prove herself to him; his influence over Harley is so powerful that she relapses after joining the L.O.D., which alienates her allies. Harley's obsession with Joker is broken for good after he murders Ivy right before her. Despite this, Harley instantly recognizes a "normal" Joker in "All the Best Inmates Have Daddy Issues". However, after she pushes him in acid to restore his memory, they act more like squabbling siblings. Harley is no longer interested in him romantically, having fallen in love with Ivy instead. Throughout this progression, however, she remains insane, only limiting herself from killing random innocents. Throughout the first season, Harley struggles with figuring out who she is, while in the second season, the focus is on figuring out what she really wants. Harley is impulsive and reactive, and most of her decisions are based on other people, whether it be for Joker's approval or the respect of other villains; the results are messes that someone else, mainly Ivy, must clean up. Harley eventually comprehends this, culminating with her declining Darkseid's offer to rule the Earth — her desire is Ivy's love, not conquest. She starts to be proactive in fixing her messes, which she demonstrates by not wanting to involve Ivy during "Dye Hard", freeing the Justice League in "A Fight Worth Fighting For", and trying to save Ivy's wedding in "Something Borrowed, Something Green". Despite everything, she is a caring and supportive friend. When Ivy was engaged to Kite-Man, she tried with all her effort not to get in the middle, respecting Ivy's decision and working hard to make sure they could be happy together, planning an extremely detailed bachelorette party for Ivy and even after the wedding ended up in a disaster due to Gordon's attempt to arrest everyone in that place Harley proposed to the couple be herself the one in charge to marry them. During the third season, Harley learns to function in a healthy romantic relationship with mutual support, honesty, and agency. During an adventure in Batman's mindscape, she finds appeal in being on the side of good. After Ivy assures her that having different goals doesn't mean they will lose each other, Harley gives up villainy to join the Bat Family. She also rediscovers her love of psychology as she offers to continue to be Bruce Wayne's therapist during his time in prison.That season, Harley's lack of a verbal filter seems even more pronounced around Ivy. Harley doesn't shy away from recounting her love triangle with Ivy and Kite Man, is willing to disclose her sexual history to Ivy "from grossest to hottest", and PDA after saying "I'm gonna need to change my shorts!".[10] In the fourth season, Harley struggles in her relationship with Ivy since they're now working in different sides, with Harley as the newest member of the Bat Family and Ivy as the Legion of Doom CEO. While she works hard to be a crimefighter, some of her villain traits remain intact, such as when she kills Professor Pyg to save Nightwing. Despite this, she acts more for others than selfish motives, helping her new teammates learn how to fight without their gear and searching for anything that makes them earn money. When Batgirl disappears, Harley immediately rushes to find her, showing how much she cares for her partners. At the end of season 4, following the discovery that she was the one who killed Nightwing, Harley doubts if she can be a crimefighter alongside the Bat Family, thinking that in the end, she's a villain at her core, so she decides to quit the Bat Family. After Barbara is shot by Joker, Harley goes for revenge, breaking into Bethany's House, kidnapping and torturing Joker to avenge her friend. When Joker asks Harley if she's good or bad, she only responds that she's "in the middle", but is not entirely sure. Later, while attending Lex Luthor's birthday party on the moon to help Ivy in her plan to kill Luthor, thanks to the support of her girlfriend, she realizes she is neither good nor bad, but instead, in the middle is "in the outside", capable of doing heroic actions while using her traits as a villain, something she demonstrates by being worried at the people of the buildings Ivy wants to destroy but being fine with those actions, and also saving Superman after seeing he was kidnapped and used as a lab rat by Luthor leaving him on a deteriorated state, while they were destroying Luthor's base on the moon. After this, she concludes she is more than just the labels of "hero" or "villain", and instead she's "Harley Quinn", someone who wishes to help others and those she cares about acting less heroic, capable of doing questionable acts. Still, she is not evil, thus becoming an anti-hero. Abilities Master Acrobat: Harley is an Olympic-level gymnast, occasionally eschewing walking for cartwheels. She can use her acrobatics in hand-to-hand combat, or for other uses like getting through a laser security grid. Even while working as a psychiatrist, Harley could use her gymnastics to fend off Joker. Expert Combatant: Harley is an exceptional and fearless fighter, being able to hold her own against opponents such as Aquaman and the android at the Villy Awards. Bat Mastery: Harley often utilizes her signature baseball bat in her fights, using it as a blunt force weapon to injure her opponents severely. Expert Psychiatrist: As a former Arkham doctor, and described by Ivy as a genius, Harley is an expert at understanding the human mind. She, however, tends to be slow with self-diagnosis. Deception Expert Tactician: Despite her chaotic and carefree attitude, Harley has demonstrated to be very competent at creating and executing plans. She managed to set Robin up to confess he was not her nemesis on live television, she improvised a plan to defeat Aquaman at the Legion of Doom using his love of fish against him and getting him to destroy the fish tank, she took advantage of the smoke to get close behind and slice Penguin's throat, She manipulated the Joker into helping him by implanting a bomb in his head. Expert Hijacker: Harley is an extremely dangerous hijacker, as seen when she managed to kidnap Queen Elizabeth II, arguably one of the most powerful and influential people in the world, as well as Amanda Waller, head of the Suicide Squad and one of the most politically important in the US. She was also able to kidnap Bruce Wayne, although that point should note that he was in a delicate mental state. Multilingualism: Harley can mimic Russian but only "Dasvidaniya suka" and "Eto bez glyutena."Leadership: Harley created and led her own crew. Thievery Master Escape Artist Pilot: Harley is able to confidently fly the Batplane.

Babs Bunny Personality Babs is a female performer, a funny bunny who will do nearly anything for a laugh. She is good at improvisational comedy, and is a comedic impressionist in the vein of Robin Williams. In the Buster Bunny Bunch episode segment, Born To Be Riled, her friends become annoyed with her accurate but unflattering impersonations of them and they retaliate by impersonating her in turn. Like Buster, Babs is usually willing to go out of her way for her friends, such as in the Music Day episode segment, Loon Lake, when she sabotages a bunch of swan ballet dancer bullies who are trying to thwart Shirley's ballet debut. She also is capable of quick costume changes, often achieved by simply spinning around in a circle very fast. Babs is our new "star;" a cheerful, hyperactive, lovable and irrepressible ham. She's sassy, but with a distinctly feminine flair. Babs is a high energy impressionist and comedienne who doesn't know when to quit. Buster's best friend and co-host, Babs is a one-rabbit entertainment center. Babs is a teen-age rabbit actress, a natural performer, a long-eared clown. She bubbles over with non-stop energy, and is always jumping into a new celebrity impersonation. She uses this skill to amaze her friends, confuse her enemies, or simply to entertain herself when there's no one else around. Occasionally, Babs goes too far with her impressions. Buster may start a conversation with Babs, only to finish it with Barbra Streisand, Princess Di or whomever else Babs happens to "be" at the moment. This can get on Buster's nerves. Also, Babs may unwittingly hurt her friends' feelings by adding them to her repertoire of impressions. She enjoys shopping, talking on the phone (sometimes to her unseen friend, Harriet), helping Buster pull a fast one, or doing anything else that could lead to some fun. Turn offs include study hall, sitting still and drama critics. Her biggest fan is Buster, her co-host and comedy partner. Like her best friend Buster, Babs feels sympathy for characters in need, and will rescue someone from an enemy by posing as a well-known celebrity or authority figure. Babs is one of Acme Looniversity's most promising young performers. Despite getting in trouble now and then for doing dead-on imitations of pompous faculty members (like Elmer Fudd), Babs is easily the most popular girl in the school. Voted "most likely to do anything," her favorite class is "Advanced Class Clowning." Babs' ears come in handy as props while doing her impressions. She can frizz them out to create a Tina Turner effect, pull them down around her head like a scarf for a woebegone little waif, or twirl them around her head in an elaborate turban. Babs also has her share of melting into a puddle in various episodes. In Europe in 30 Minutes, she melts completely into a pink puddle after seeing the Royal Couple, and in It's a Wonderful Tiny Toon Christmas Special, when Buster kisses her on the lips as his Christmas gift to her, she melts though her clothes into a pink puddle, with her eyes and clothes left on top of her melted form. Even though Babs impersonates or parodies many different actors and fictional characters, one of the most notable characters that she parodies is Wonder Woman. She does this on a few different occasions, known as Wonder Babs instead (a bunny version of Wonder Woman), and is part of "The Just-Us League of Supertoons" (a parody of The Justice League). Some other impressions in Babs' repertoire include Charlie Brown, Popeye, Yogi Bear, Roger Rabbit, and real people such as Joan Rivers, a cockney, Scarlett O'Hara, Rosanne Barr, a youthful and an elderly Katherine Hepburn, Jane Fonda, Marilyn Monroe, Groucho Marx, Billie Burke, Dolly Parton, Margaret Thatcher, Mae West, Madonna, Cher, Dr. Ruth...Babs is a one-woman show. In the reboot, she seems to act a bit more like Buster from the original series. She is a straight A student with a less comedic and is more interested directing than acting. She got her own mentor and friend in the series as Lola Bunny.

Tom the Cat Personality Tom's personality has changed remarkably over the years, especially after the first episodes. For example, in his debut, he was quadrupedal and had normal cat intelligence. However, over the years (since the episode Dog Trouble), he has become almost completely bipedal and has superhuman level of intelligence. As a slapstick cartoon character, Tom has a superhuman level of elasticity. Tom is usually defeated (or very rarely, killed) with Jerry getting the best of him in the end, although there are some stories where he outwits, defeats and gets the best of Jerry. Tom can also attempt to chase Jerry, put traps on him and attempt to kill him if hired to do so such as in the movie in 2021 which often fails since Jerry always refuses to leave the area and outsmarts him. Plus other than Jerry, humans cause trouble for Tom as well; Grownups, kids, and babies.

Jerry the Mouse Personality Jerry is usually described as an very cunning, crafty, clever, and smart, excited, carefree and cheeky mouse, he in several episodes is shown to be cold as he seeks to have fun no matter who he harms, which to Tom's anger his sense of fun is sadistic, but he also has other targets although Tom is the main one among them, but this last characteristic seems to have a limit as in the episode "The Lonesome Mouse" he regrets having set up Tom to be kicked out of the house. Also Jerry gets Tom in trouble by his humans or Spike Bulldog, who sometimes don’t see Jerry because he’s small until he finally realizes that he was the one who was causing the trouble that he put on him and Tyke, therefore ending his friendship with him for his actions, but are still getting along. Sometimes when humans see Jerry, they freak out and call out to Tom to get rid of Jerry. Other times, the humans see Jerry and say, "Oh. Sorry, Jerry. I didn’t see you there." Although Jerry is usually seen being chased by Tom, he takes the opportunity to attack when he has the advantage of the situation, an example of this is in the episode "Baby Puss" where when he sees Tom drinking milk from a bottle he decides to attract the other cats on the street so that they start making fun of him (important to point out that the end of the episode is bad for Jerry). Jerry is quite clever to not fall for Tom’s tricks and has quite often outsmart Tom or other characters. He also doesn't like to leave houses or hotels when told to do so and doesn't like mouse traps or being chased by Tom but does like cheese. He is very smart as he doesn't fall for the traps and understands humans. Even with this personality, Jerry is benevolent and kind as in the episode "The Little Orphan" where he agrees to take care of Nibbles, taking risks to get food for him, and in some cases Jerry trusts Tom to face a bigger threat, other then Tuffy, Jerry will be willing to help or protect his friends most notably friend being Quacker.

Gossamer Personality Despite being an eight-foot tall monster, Gossamer is a very shy, yet sweet middle-schooler. He is very polite, and has been raised well. Despite being very awkward and nerdy, Gossamer has a good heart, and is always kind to others. Gossamer has an excellent quality of singing September in the Rain. In "Monster Talent," it was revealed that Gossamer has a habit of saying the word "sorry." He is often misunderstood, for when he called his mom a witch, she took it in an offensive way.

Johnny Bravo Personality Johnny Bravo is an extremely dim-witted, ill-mannered and inconsiderate beefcake. He's very full of himself, constantly checking mirrors and flexing his muscles in front of women. During a conversation with women, Johnny will always try to find a way to turn the conversation around so that they are talking about him in an effort to make the girl realize his positive traits, although this effort to do so exemplifies him as a narcissist. Johnny also naively and faultily believes that all women want him, even when they express the fact that they are uninterested. Because of this, Johnny has the courage to talk to any woman without hesitation (and even kisses one upon meeting her in the pilot). Johnny also has no sense of personal space, as he often rushes at the women and bends them backward while flirting with them, causing most of them to hit him out of disgust. He even occasionally flirts with women who are already in a relationship, going as far as to suggest cheating without any fear of repercussions. Another attribute Johnny possesses is extreme determination, as he will go through many tasks, even life-threatening ones, to win a girl's heart, although this most often results in failure. These failures are due to Johnny's incompetence and his belief that good looks and macho actions are enough to win one's heart. Because of his shallow views on dating, Johnny usually treats potential partners like "nagging housewife" types or ignores their needs in favor of his own. Despite his muscular stature, he is easily beaten up by the majority of creatures and people he encounters. This could be due to a variety of reasons, including the high concentration of toxins and other substances in his body. Johnny's diet consists of mostly junk food and meat (sometimes consumed in bizarrely unhealthy ways, like drinking cups of bacon grease), not to mention meals others may find disgusting, such as dishes from Pop's Moon Palace. His interest in such food likely originated from being fed certain meals by his mother, Bunny. Johnny is presented to be not too intelligent, totally lacking common sense and general knowledge. He can also be interpreted as a male representation of the "dumb blonde" stereotype. His level of intelligence and immaturity can vary from time to time, occasionally depicted in more extreme ways than usual. He is also very gullible and easy to prank, being known as a "bonehead" ever since he was a child.[4] According to an anthropologist, he is far dumber than a monkey. Despite this, Johnny often talks in a snarky, dramatic manner and uses "big" words from time to time. Overall, Johnny seems to be more knowledgeable about his own interests than academics or nearly anything he deems nerdy. For instance, Johnny has encyclopedic knowledge about Jerky Jake's brand beef jerky. He also has a lot of knowledge about Mr. Kevin's Hair Gel due to taking the factory tour a large number of times. Johnny is the "biggest fan" of action TV star Squint Ringo, owning a life-time membership to his fanclub and a collection of merchandise. He claims to know all his moves, not to mention uses them in order to cut in line and be the last to get Squint's autobiography, signed by the star himself.[8] He then became a stuntman for Squint for a short time, and once tried stealing prune spread from Little Suzy so he could get Squint Ringo tungsten knuckles. Johnny is also a big fan of nachos, and Pops' chili. He will do anything to get these foods. Johnny has notably bad people skills, disloyalty, and various other issues that lead to him having very few friends. When Johnny finds someone annoying, he is often rude to them, although he may care about their feelings in secret. For example, when he makes Suzy particularly upset, he feels guilty and wants to fix the problem he caused. While he may not want to admit it, he sees her and Carl as the closest thing to friends and relies on them for help at times. Also, when he misunderstands that Carl is dying in "Carl Be Not Proud", he greatly regrets his behavior and promises to be a better friend for a short time. Despite this, Johnny is able to open up to people who he sees as parental figures, such as Bunny and Pops. Johnny values his macho, "bad boy" lifestyle to the point of which he judges others for childish behaviors, such as playing with dolls or roleplaying, when he himself does the same. Johnny also usually does said activities in public, hoping that no one will notice his hypocrisy, such as Suzy or Carl. In such instances, he will often try and defend himself or make excuses to save his imaginary reputation. In "Freudian Dip", after having numerous nightmares about a monster, Johnny gets a costly therapy session from Suzy to find the root of the issue. Quickly, he reveals his biggest insecurities in a comedic fashion: Suzy: (talking through doll) Why are you so afraid, Johnny? Johnny: Well, I-I'm afraid to love, so when people try to get close, I push them away, and— (screams) Talking doll! Suzy: Dolls sometimes help us say things we can't say ourselves. Here, try it. Johnny: Well, alright. (talking through doll) Poor Johnny, he's lonely and has problems with intimacy. Johnny: (to doll) Quiet! Don't tell her that! These insecurities are proven throughout the series by Johnny's inexperience with dating, how he pushes his close friends away, and how he avoids committing to a long-term romantic relationship (thus why he is open to the idea of cheating). Through the doll, Johnny also shows some self-awareness about his childish nature, ashamed of secretly sucking his thumb and kissing his pillow, pretending it is a girl. He claims he wants everyone to think he is in control, yet thinks of himself as a "little baby" for panicking about "monsters" at night. Overall, Johnny can be very ignorant or judgmental toward anything he does not understand, such as people he sees as freaks, geeks, or otherwise odd. He also has a cynical attitude toward those who are overly nice or positive, most notably when Sister Sara once tried to help improve his behavior. After Sara said she was only interested in nice, noble men, Johnny agreed to become nicer to meet her standards. When he fails, she gives him more chances, which he views as pigheaded of her. Sara soon snaps entirely, realizing she "wasted her life" trying to help people like Johnny, beating him up and leaving to join a heavy metal rock band.

Fifi La Fume Personality Inside her Cadillac home, Fifi can often be found lounging on her bed, listening to music, talking on the telephone, reading romance stories, and snacking on bon-bons, waiting for a potential love interest to come her way. Like Pepé, Fifi is French and very flirtatious. She speaks in a French accent, mainly speaking English with a few French words. She also shares the same faults as her idol; intense skunk-odor and an inability to take "no" for an answer when pursuing the romantic object of her choice. When she falls in love, she loses all self-control and will not allow anything to stop her from literally capturing her prey. The skunkette's fumes can be lethal. She pursues her would-be suitor with reckless abandon. She'll do anything to snare her prey. She buys new clothes and expensive perfumes, but nothing seems to work. She never seems to get the guy. Love brings out the smelly aroma in Fifi. Fifi's putrid stench is powerful enough to melt solid steel, and the more she falls in love, the stronger her stench gets. However, unlike Pepé, who reeks all the time, Fifi's musk only comes into play when she is attracted to someone or advances the plot, thus allowing her to interact with other characters when she is not the central focus of the story. Fifi's character is also taken in a somewhat sympathetic light. She alone longs for a lover, leaving many others to feel sorry for her, such as Calamity Coyote and especially Furrball since he understands what it is like to long for something. Also, while Pepé seems oblivious of himself smelling bad, Fifi realizes she has a foul odor and often uses it to her advantage during desperate situations. For instance, in the Viewer Mail Day episode segment, Out of Odor, she wields her tail like a machine gun to fire clouds of musk. It is also shown that her smell can be erased by tomato juice, but the effects are only temporary and can be reversed quickly by washing the tomato juice off. Fifi is somewhat depicted as a bimbo. Being so, she can easily be tricked into anything. For instance, in the Viewer Mail Day episode segment, Out of Odor, she fell for Elmyra's trap, who was pretending to be Pepé. Simultaneously, Fifi is also referred to as a feminist and believes that there's nothing a boy could do that she couldn't do herself. However, her remarks toward boys are usually very affectionate and amusing. For instance, in the Furrball Follies episode segment, Aroma Amore, Fifi affectionately remarks, "Leettle boys are such children!," and in the Dating, Acme Acres Style episode segment, Love Stinks, "Intelligent boys are such a tease!" Fifi is also far more versatile than her "Looney Tunes" counterpart, appearing in stories that do not entirely revolve around her lust for companionship. Apart from being a lover, her misadventures include the prom, looking for mature boys, having to deal with Elmyra, attempting to get an autograph from a famous movie star skunk hunk, and doing an impression of Jacques Cousteau on a trip for sea monkeys.

Steven Quartz Universe Personality Steven is optimistic, friendly, outgoing, soft-hearted, and carefree with a happy-go-lucky attitude that is appreciated by many of the citizens of Beach City in one way or another. He is musically inclined, a trait inherited from his father, with a propensity for breaking out into song and occasionally playing on his ukulele. Steven sees the best in everyone and is also very compassionate, something which Pearl notes he inherits from his mother and treasures his friends and family. He is friendly toward almost everyone he meets (even to his detriment), rarely holds grudges, and is non-discriminatory, never treating anyone with prejudice, even enemies. No matter the situation, Steven will always go out of his way to support his loved ones, even if it means putting his life on the line and he will avoid resorting to violence if possible. He would much rather make a compromise and choose to reason than fight back. Steven looks up to his caretakers — Garnet, Amethyst, and Pearl — and considers them family. He wants to be a great hero just like them and is eager to go on adventures with the trio, both to prove his worth and to have fun exploring strange lands. Despite his underdeveloped magical power and lack of experience, he has proven himself to have much heroic potential through his resourcefulness, optimism, and confidence. Steven is rather naive and socially oblivious due to his isolated upbringing. Steven has never attended a school and before "Nightmare Hospital" had never been in a hospital or had his vitals taken. While Steven is often prepared to go on adventures at a moment's notice he has a habit of biting off more than he can chew, requiring the Gems to intervene. While Steven retains his childlike innocence and obliviousness to the dangers he is put in, his encounters with Homeworld Gems give him a new level of seriousness. This initially makes Steven self-conscious about his immaturity and he gains resolve to outgrow it, although his misguided attempt becomes a source of self-inflicted misery as he tries to break off his friendship with Connie to protect her from harm. It was only Connie's sensible nature that stops him from going down a bad road and balances his resolve. Steven has since grown more mature and level-headed in dealing with strenuous situations, but his enthusiasm has remained the same. His maturity has grown to new levels as he helps Lapis Lazuli and Peridot acclimate to Earth and continues to hone his powers. He is now more willing to fight than before to aid and protect his friends though still willing to help anyone in need — even enemies, as seen when he tried to heal Jasper from creeping corruption in "Earthlings". Unfortunately, this has also gotten him in trouble as shown in "Bubbled" and "Room for Ruby" in which trying to befriend "Eyeball" and accept "Navy" as a Crystal Gem ended badly: "Eyeball" tried to kill him when she believed he was Rose Quartz due to his healing powers and "Navy" turned out to have been lying in revenge. Like his mother, he appears to be very charismatic; for example, easing a raging crowd in "Political Power", and motivating his friends and father into working out and helping Pearl to find her strength to fight Sugilite in "Coach Steven". His genuine kindness, sincerity, and capacity for empathy let him inspire friendship, trust, and love from most of the people he meets which enables him to mend others' inner turmoil and reach others who are otherwise closed off, noticeably in the cases of Peridot and Lapis Lazuli. Steven is shown to have unique tastes in entertainment. He enjoys Crying Breakfast Friends! despite his dad and the Gems' inability to understand its appeal. Steven is a bit of a romantic and loves the ending of The Spirit Morph Saga for the wedding even when Connie disagrees. "Made of Honor" further shows his enthusiasm for weddings in the form of the wedding planner book he claims to have been putting together his entire life and he shows great zeal in preparing for and performing Ruby and Sapphire's wedding in "Reunited". Despite his naivety Steven still has a more grounded and practical outlook than his three caretakers, often correcting them on normal human interactions. Though Steven frequently goes on fantastic adventures he retains a tendency to be easily impressed; he is enamored with Bill Dewey's play until Jamie points out its flaws and is also shocked to find that his Watermelon Stevens are alive and admits it should not have surprised him. While Steven is typically friendly and kind-hearted by nature, his enthusiasm and excitability can get out of hand and he ends up doing more harm than good. When this happens he can be anywhere between obnoxious, overbearing, and rude. Steven tends to let his inhibitions go out the window when doing something theatrical, as seen in "Tiger Millionaire", "Steven and the Stevens", and "Sadie's Song". His alter-ego Tiger Millionaire is the best example of Steven letting his passionate side get the better of him. The only time he has shown true anger and prejudice toward someone is Kevin in "Beach City Drift" for the way he treats Stevonnie. His dislike and desire to best Kevin lead him to fuse with Connie and the anger Stevonnie inherits is strong enough that they hallucinate and fall apart. It is Connie's sensible nature that convinces him to let his anger go. Deep down Steven feels guilt over his mother not being around and inferiority over not being able to live up to her reputation. He is unwilling to talk about this with the Gems due to thinking they blame him for Rose being gone. The only people he has opened up to about it are Amethyst, Bismuth, and the Cool Kids. He told Amethyst the reason he is working so hard is that he is not Rose Quartz and Bismuth that he does not think he can live up to his mother's standards. In "Mindful Education" it is revealed that Steven harbors guilt over the unfortunate events upon Bismuth, Jasper, and "Eyeball". Like his guilt over Rose, he tries to keep these worries secluded in his heart and to not think about it, convincing himself he had no other choice. After it is revealed by "Eyeball" in "Back to the Moon" that Rose Quartz supposedly shattered Pink Diamond he becomes more independent and rebellious towards the Gems and their authority over what he is supposed to know. In "Steven's Dream" he argues with Garnet for not telling him why he shouldn't find the broken Palanquin, figure out his dream and learn why he is shedding a constant flow of tears. As he discovers more about his mother and the effects her actions had he starts to show anger and guilt towards her over what she did. "Storm in the Room" highlights Steven's anger and confusion towards Rose over her actions and how she "disappeared" leaving him to clean up her mess. "Lion 4: Alternate Ending" shows he has become paranoid about anything having to do with Rose and her secrets and in "The Good Lars" calls her a war criminal. These feelings come to a head in "Are You My Dad?" and "I Am My Mom" when his friends are captured by Topaz and Aquamarine and he bargains to free them by offering himself instead as a way to atone for his and his mother's actions. "The Trial" highlights his resolve to atone for the shattering of Pink Diamond in that he immediately pleads guilty knowing that he would be executed. However, when Rose Quartz's crime comes into question he is shocked upon the revelation of the flaws in his mother's crime and the possibility of another Diamond being responsible for Pink Diamond's death instead of Rose Quartz. Matt Burnett and Ben Levin stated he learned he was wrong about who Rose was and wonders whether he has to carry the moral greyness she had or if he can be stronger and different.

Samurai Jack Personality Jack strongly exhibits the characteristics of a stoic hero. He is unfailingly kind and generous and will always attempt to help those in need, as well as dispatching sage-like wisdom to those he believes are in need of guidance. He often ends up sacrificing a chance to return to his own time in order to help someone else. He has had considerable development during his time in the future. Initially, though polite and refined, he was very quick to anger and even more quick to being frustrated or irritated. Jack is shown to have a mischievous side at some occasions. While training with the English Archer, he fires an arrow towards a moneybag belonging to a wealthy noble, causing him to comically rides away in fright on his donkey. While battling Sumoto at the Dome of Doom, he took enjoyment in tickling the gigantic sumo wrestler. He punctures the Scotsman's bagpipe when the latter throws a copious amount of insults towards him, and smirking in satisfaction after doing so. His quest to return to his own time, having been thwarted again and again, even convinced him for a short time that returning to the past was impossible. However, over time, he has become much more patient and calm. He is also clever and rational, able to pose a plan or a strategy necessary to defeat the enemy and also knowing his limits (such as when he is surrounded by too many enemies to defeat them by pure force). He is also extremely good at thinking on his feet, often improvising his way out of lethal, or impossibly bizarre, situations. He is also a very solitary man, tending not to socialize due to his focus on his quest. He is also a very noble man, showing to be honest to others he encountered. In Season 5, his lack of social skills is highlighted in his interactions with Ashi, first when he tries to convince her of Aku's true colors and later when he tries to bond with her. He once jokes in XCV about the raining needles stuck in their bodies, claiming people pay for it and that it is called acupuncture, then later shyly compliments her new dress and hair in XCVII. Though not expanded upon, his lack of socializing makes him more shy and awkward around women, exemplified through his interactions with Ikra, Josephine Clench and in particular Ashi, whom he becomes infatuated with. While he is fine working with and befriending several people (regardless of gender) throughout his journey both during his training in the past and current quest in the future, he becomes shy during more intimate moments. However a running gag in the show (During Seasons 1-4) is his inability or reluctance to understand the technology of the future, such as in one episode where Jack had attempted to escape Aku's fortress after rescuing two fairy-like creatures by driving a hovercar, but he fails to operate it competently, claiming he prefers to walk. He is also quite good at keeping his wits about him when confronted with the outlandishly strange circumstances that he often finds himself in, simply rolling with the proverbial punches rather than becoming upset or baffled. After 50 years in the future, between losing his father's sword (the only means of killing Aku) and all known means of return to the past being destroyed, Jack has become disillusioned with the idea of ever completing his quest. He is emotionally vulnerable, showing signs of Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder as he is often haunted by hallucinations of his family and the people of the past, constantly asking him why he didn't return to save them. Also, in Episode XCIII, his mind manifests a hallucination of Mad Jack, demanding that Jack give up and end his constant suffering, which means that Jack is contemplating seppuku (traditional Japanese suicide) in this episode. Despite his weariness and seeming lack of hope, Jack refuses to surrender, continuing his quest to save people from Aku's tyranny wherever possible. At the same time, he also becomes open-minded with technology in which he begins to utilize high-tech weaponry, explosive and riding a motorbike. Despite his decades of training and fighting as the ultimate warrior and his seemingly endless journey hardening his overall outlook, Jack's general nature is still rather inexperienced, having never directly taken the life of a human-being or sentient alien. He is able to distance himself from the knowledge of all the robots and androids he has destroyed by nothing that they are just nuts and bolts. However, upon actually killing such a being, one Daughters of Aku, he was left horrified at the sight. However, he later comes to terms with his first kill after memory of remembering his father's word of wisdom and is able to handle killing the remaining Daughters of Aku. Despite this, he still dislikes the notion of having to kill unless absolutely necessary and will never harm an innocent. Jack at the same time has become more easily angered due to Mad Jack's influence after Aku destroyed the last Time Portal. This causes him to become easily more annoyed, aggressive and angered. He eventually let go of his greed and anger as a test of the gods Odin, Ra and Rama in order to become worthy of using his katana again. Main Weapon Jack's Katana: A mystical divine katana forged by Ra, Odin and Vishnu to vanquish Aku. This was Jack's only primary weapon until it was lost in battle sometime prior to Season 5, which forced him to resort to using other high-tech weaponry instead. In Episode XCVIII, Jack is reunited with his magic sword by overcoming a gauntlet of dangerous physical and spiritual tests. In Episode CI, after Jack successfully killed Aku, the katana is probably in the restored castle seen in the first episode.

Dexter Personality Dexter is an extremely intelligent boy (a self described "Boy Genius") who has been creating fantastic inventions since he was a baby. He considers Albert Einstein to be his greatest influence. He is normally in conflict with his sweet sister Dee Dee. Dexter, though highly intelligent, often fails at what he has set out to do when he becomes overexcited and makes careless choices. He manages to keep the lab a secret from his clueless, cheerful parents, who amusingly never notice any evidence of the laboratory, even when it was right before their eyes. Despite coming from a typical all-American family, Dexter speaks with a Russian or German accent (a reference to Genndy Tartakovsky's own accent that he spoke with during childhood and prank calls Rob Renzetti sent to Tartakovski while the two were at CalArts). Dexter's favorite superheros are Major Glory, Action Hank and Monkey (not realizing that Monkey is in fact his own lab monkey). Despite his great genius, Dexter is in fact very naive and occasionally very ignorant about certain subjects to the point where it seems like he lacks common sense; such examples of are his ignorance to the nature of girls, classic arcade machines and matters relating to nature, having not even known about famed biologist and friar Gregor Mendel the discoverer of DNA until Dee Dee told him, which clearly shows that despite his vast capabilities, Dexter is still a young and inexperienced child who lacks wisdom and experience. Dexter also has a huge ego which often clouds his judgement and has caused him to make rash and often morally questionable decisions, such as attacking Santa Claus due to his refusal to accept that he was real until the end, letting the Earth be destroyed do his inability to compromise with Mandark and even attempting to destroy Dee Dee for taking away his dream of saving the future, despite her having no malicious intent. As shown in Ego Trip, as Dexter grew older his personality went through numerous dramatic changes, such as the cowardly Number 12, the courageous Action Dexter and the wise but incredibly senile Old Man Dexter.

Dr. Flugslys Personality Dr. Flug is easily manipulated by Black Hat. He appears to be a cowardly young man, but isn't truly a wimp. He is very intelligent and inventive. He has a liking to 5.0.5., and considers himself the bear's father, as evidenced by 5.0.5's multiple illustrations in which Dr. Flug is referred to as "Dad." By contrast, he has a disliking towards Demencia, though, they're friends. Like the others, Dr. Flug appears to have some truly villainous tendencies. He seems to have no problem with torturing or threatening others, as shown in the Orientation Videos for Villains series. Dr. Flug also appears to have somewhat of an ego when it comes to his intellect, and refers to himself as a genius. He is extremely fastidious and a bit of a micromanager. He has to make lists of everything lest he go crazy, and he handles much of the Organizations' operations and all of its finances. His stress catches up to him, however; everyone at the cardiologist knows him due to his frequent visits. He fervently wants to stick to his plans even when they don't work out, but can adapt if necessary. This was a key plot point in the pilot episode "The Dreadful Dawn". Even though he likes to be in control, he does employ other scientists to help him with projects. He selects these scientists personally from the Mad Science Expo, where he heads a booth representing Black Hat Organization. He is a strict boss, mostly because Black Hat would not tolerate incompetence or insubordination from either Flug or his employees. Despite the constant chaos, Dr. Flug actually likes working at Black Hat Organization most of the time, as long as Black Hat isn't too angry with him.

Lola Bunny Personality Lola is a loyal, strong hearted, sassy, and no non-sense woman who will do anything for her loved ones. She has a strong for all sports and stays psychically healthy and in shape. She’s more than just a pretty face and has great intelligence and experience with many things, especially sports. She is also very sensitive about how she’s complimented as she hates being called doll whether unintentionally or intentionally and will show no mercy to those who calls her that when she challenges them. Through most of her debut, Lola was shown to also anti-heroic triads and disagreements like the other toons as she seen to have less caring about others beings including her own team/the rest of the Looney Tunes and believing that their issues are nothing more than coincidences even though it was really serious from the alien’s own doing of cheating. After being saved by Bugs from being squashed by one of the Monstars, Lola soon has a complete change of heart and started had official feelings for Bugs when she realized how he was willing to risk his life for others and began being officially caring and showing loyalty towards others and her team/new friends as well as taking a liking to Bugs, officially being their relationship. While the personality from her debut is mostly presented the comic series and web-series, her personality was shown to be changing/altered through her other appearances. For example, in the sitcom series, she a totally opposite personality. Although she was friendly, she also very air headed, carefree, and had lack of awareness of surroundings. She was also love obsessed with Bugs, often evading his privacy or begging for his help.

Harvey Birdman Personality Harvey is a failed third-rate super hero, who has traded in his volcano base for a corner office in the law firm of Sebben & Sebben after growing tired of the stresses of fighting crime. Now a third-rate lawyer, he is determined to solve the case to which he has been assigned though occasionally he loses sight of the people in the case whenever more personal problems appear. Aside from being a mediocre lawyer, Harvey struggles socially as well, having poor luck with women. He also is not too quick on the uptake when it comes to Mafia-like threats. Some characters, like Boo-Boo Bear and Magilla Gorilla, have revealed that he has a bisexual side, but he is married to Gigi. Harvey being a defense attorney implies that deep down he still carries his old heroic personality and wants to help those in need. Harvey is also capable of showing remorse for his actions as he felt ashamed in Harvey’s Civvy when he was accused of severely injuring several of his past enemies. He also doesn’t seem to hold grudges as he once let Blue Falcon have his old job and office, after he temporarily became the boss of his firm, despite Falcon previously threatening him with vengeance. Powers He gets strength and power from sunlight, and grows weak if kept away from the sun for too long. His superpowers include flight, the ability to create a shield of solid light, and the ability to shoot destructive energy beams from his fists. These powers are thought to stem from the crest on his helmet, though Harvey isn't entirely sure of the crest's true role in his powers. He also has large wings growing out of his back, genetically inherited from his father.