RASH Puzzle: Animated Characters

[Vandal]

No coordinates to figure out, just 50 animated characters. Have fun.

RASH Puzzle Rules: The clues are mixtures of components (words or syllables) that, when verbally replaced with appropriate counterparts, will integrate into answers that correspond to the puzzle’s theme.
1.Relatives are like things. Apples and oranges are relatives in the fruit family; Cupid and Blitzen are relatives in Santa’s reindeer; Mars and Jupiter are relatives in the family of planets.
2.Antonyms are opposites: black and white, will and won’t, now and then.
3.Synonyms are different words with similar meanings: yellow and amber, cold and brisk, trash and rubbish, near and close.
4.Homophones/homonyms. Homophones are pronounced the same, have different meanings, and may or may not have the same spelling: merry, marry and Mary. Homonyms have the same spelling and pronunciation but different meanings: bank (edge of a river, carom, or depository).

Here are a few explanatory notes to help you solve:
•If you can get a part of a clue, you can usually reason through the twisted combination of “nyms” to get the whole answer.
•Italicized words identify homonyms that are not exact, but close. For example, Panel Moms might translate into Jury Mothers. Jury Mothers may be as close as we could get to Jerry Mathers. Such rough homonyms are denoted in italics to alert the solver to beware.
•Hyphens separate partial word (usually a syllable) clues. For example, Craft-panel could translate to Art (synonym for craft) – jury (synonym for panel). This could represent Archery (translating the appropriate homophones).
•Multiple words with no spaces or hyphens constitute a single syllable or word. (For example, foursidedfigure could be replaced by square, rhombus, rectangle, etc.)
•Underlined words or letters are not replaced; they are left as-is. For example, the remains untranslated as the in the answer.

[Bob78164]

45 is Felix the Cat. --Bob

[mrkelley23]

Vandal

No coordinates to figure out, just 50 animated characters. Have fun.

RASH Puzzle Rules: The clues are mixtures of components (words or syllables) that, when verbally replaced with appropriate counterparts, will integrate into answers that correspond to the puzzle’s theme.
1.Relatives are like things. Apples and oranges are relatives in the fruit family; Cupid and Blitzen are relatives in Santa’s reindeer; Mars and Jupiter are relatives in the family of planets.
2.Antonyms are opposites: black and white, will and won’t, now and then.
3.Synonyms are different words with similar meanings: yellow and amber, cold and brisk, trash and rubbish, near and close.
4.Homophones/homonyms. Homophones are pronounced the same, have different meanings, and may or may not have the same spelling: merry, marry and Mary. Homonyms have the same spelling and pronunciation but different meanings: bank (edge of a river, carom, or depository).

Here are a few explanatory notes to help you solve:
•If you can get a part of a clue, you can usually reason through the twisted combination of “nyms” to get the whole answer.
•Italicized words identify homonyms that are not exact, but close. For example, Panel Moms might translate into Jury Mothers. Jury Mothers may be as close as we could get to Jerry Mathers. Such rough homonyms are denoted in italics to alert the solver to beware.
•Hyphens separate partial word (usually a syllable) clues. For example, Craft-panel could translate to Art (synonym for craft) – jury (synonym for panel). This could represent Archery (translating the appropriate homophones).
•Multiple words with no spaces or hyphens constitute a single syllable or word. (For example, foursidedfigure could be replaced by square, rhombus, rectangle, etc.)
•Underlined words or letters are not replaced; they are left as-is. For example, the remains untranslated as the in the answer.




First 25 what I've got

1. Olive Oyl
2. Mr. Magoo
3. Foghorn Leghorn
4. Pink Panther?
5. Elmer Fudd
6.
7. Wile E. Coyote?
8. Thumper
9. Barney Rubble
10. Pepe LePew
11.
12. Heckle and Jeckle
13.
14.
15.
16. Woodstock
17.
18. Bugs Bunny
19. Dudley Doright
20. Tennessee Tuxedo
21.
22. Dumbo
23. Homer Simpson
24.
25. Lucy Van Pelt

[franktangredi]

Quick first pass.

1. Olive Oyl
3. Foghorn Leghorn
4. Pink Panther
9. Barney Rubble
10. Pepe Le Pew
11. Tweetie Bird
12. Heckle and Jeckyl
14. Huckleberry Hound
18. Bugs Bunny
19. Dudley Do-Right
20. Tennessee Tuxedo
28. Buzz Lightyear
29. Cruella DeVil
30. The Cat in the Hat
31. Eeyore
33. Casper the Friendly Ghost
35. George of the Jungle
36. Alfred E. Neuman
38. Dilbert
40. Dopey
45. Felix the Cat
46. Bullwinkle
47. Garfield
48. Tinker Bell
49. Underdog

[Estonut]

Quick first pass.

1. Olive Oyl
2. Mr. Magoo
3. Foghorn Leghorn
4. Pink Panther
5. Elmer Fudd
6. Yosemite Sam
7. Wile E. Coyote?
8. Thumper
9. Barney Rubble
10. Pepe Le Pew
11. Tweetie Bird
12. Heckle and Jeckyl
13. Snagglepuss
14. Huckleberry Hound
15.
16. Woodstock
17.
18. Bugs Bunny
19. Dudley Do-Right
20. Tennessee Tuxedo
21. Mighty Mouse
22. Dumbo
23. Homer Simpson
24. George Jetson
25. Lucy Van Pelt
26. Marmaduke
27. Ariel???
28. Buzz Lightyear
29. Cruella DeVil
30. The Cat in the Hat
31. Eeyore
32. Curious George
33. Casper the Friendly Ghost
34. Daffy Duck
35. George of the Jungle
36. Alfred E. Neuman
37.
38. Dilbert
39. Bazooka Joe
40. Dopey
41. Huey, Dewey and Louie
42. Snow White
43.
44. Fat Albert
45. Felix the Cat
46. Bullwinkle
47. Garfield
48. Tinker Bell
49. Underdog
50. Pluto

Added mrkelley23's spoilered answers to get a consolidation.

Added my solutions.

[littlebeast13]

37 is Jughead Jones

[littlebeast13]

Ha! I think 15 is Boo Boo, though I don't know why they didn't add the Bear part onto it....

lb13

[Estonut]

37 is Jughead Jones

I just got that one, too. Once I realized head vs. tail, I knew it was *head Jones. Chug came to me last.

[plasticene]

17. Scooby-Doo
27. Shrek

Okay, is it Estuary=Marsh->Mouse? That doesn't seem close enough, so I'm probably missing something obvious.
Can someone explain how "Dopeslap Chateau" leads to DeVil?
The #7 clue is conflating Wiley Coyote and Wile E. Coyote to give Wiley E. Coyote. And I think the "Him" part of the clue should have been italicized, to be consistent with "She" in #36.

I don't think Fat Albert Albert is right for "Enormous All Derriere". There's no hyphen, so the answer should be a three-part name, and the last part can't just sound similar to a synonym for derriere.

It seems odd to have Alfred E. Neuman and Bazooka Joe in a list of animated characters, but those answers are obviously right.

[Vandal]

17. Scooby-Doo
27. Shrek

Okay, is it Estuary=Marsh->Mouse? That doesn't seem close enough, so I'm probably missing something obvious.
Can someone explain how "Dopeslap Chateau" leads to DeVil?
The #7 clue is conflating Wiley Coyote and Wile E. Coyote to give Wiley E. Coyote. And I think the "Him" part of the clue should have been italicized, to be consistent with "She" in #36.

I don't think Fat Albert Albert is right for "Enormous All Derriere". There's no hyphen, so the answer should be a three-part name, and the last part can't just sound similar to a synonym for derriere.

It seems odd to have Alfred E. Neuman and Bazooka Joe in a list of animated characters, but those answers are obviously right.

Estuary = mouth

Dopeslap = duh, chateau = villa

[mrkelley23]

Seethrough crook is Shere Khan (sheer con)

[SportsFan68]

Y'all are great! Very enjoyable.

[Vandal]

Is this one done? I'll post another one if it is.

[mrkelley23]

I think it is, unless plasticene's objection to Fat Albert for 44. is correct.