Foxtoons

 is a franchise of theatrical shorts and full-length feature films created by a former Looney Tunes director Frank Tashlin and later Rocky and Bullwinkle creator Jay Ward, and produced by starting from 1945 to 1978, then got revived in 2018. Influenced by Walt Disney's Mickey Mouse, Donald Duck and Goofy and Warner Bros' Looney Tunes, Fox decided to start producing theatrical cartoons. This would be after the success of the Terrytoons cartoons. Due to the monster success of the shorts, Fox started a franchise that includes characters that are part of the Foxtoons. M.J. Walrus was the first franchise ever to be created.

The studio that produced the series Century City Animation Productions, founded by Frank Tashlin, based in Los Angeles, CA, on September 2, 1945.

In 1948, Jay Ward left the studio to open his own animation company which he later created Rocky and Bullwinkle, Jay Ward Productions (currently known as Bullwinkle Studios and now a subsidiary to DreamWorks Classics), but Frank Tashlin remained being charge for the series until his retirement in 1969, TBA.

In 1978, Fox announced that Foxtoons would no longer have theatrical short films due to them focusing more on cartoons for television, and also, the Century City Animation Productions was closed its doors forever on December 31, 1978.

On 2017, Disney announced its intentions to acquire 21st Century Fox, pending regulatory approval. If the deal is approved, Foxtoons would now also be owned by The Walt Disney Company. Prior to the announcement, Fox announced that the Foxtoons theatrical short films will be revived in 2018. The animation for the new Foxtoons shorts are provided by both Digital eMation and Fox Cartoons, Inc.

Pre-Foxtoons
Before, during the 1930s, 20th Century Fox TBA

Foxtoons debuted
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Closure of Century City Animation Productions and contract deal with third-party companies
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Filmation (1979-1983)
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Hanna-Barbera (1984-1996)
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Revival era (2017-present)
In December 14, 2017, it was announced that 21st Century Fox and most of its assets would be acquired by The Walt Disney Company, which would include Disney's rival animated franchise Foxtoons, pending regulatory approval.

Revived Foxtoons short series
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Shorts
List of shorts

Characters
This lists all of the characters in the entire franchise.

List of characters

Franchises
(More to be added soon.)
 * M.J. Walrus - Cartoons about a calm and nice high school Walrus student at a fictional Arctic High School. Debuted in 1945. Voiced by TBA (1945-1985), TBA (1985-2010,) TBA (2010-present)
 * The Happy Face Paint Girl and The Smart Dog - Cartoons about a happy cheerleader Face Paint and her smart dog best friend. Debuted in 1948.
 * Pup and Kat - a Tom and Jerry-esque cartoon series about a dog and a cat chasing each other with the cat always failing. Debuted in 1945. Pup is voiced by Mel Blanc (1945-1988), Charles Nelson Reilly (1989-2006), Joe Alaskey (2007-2016), Tom Kenny (2016-present). Kat is voiced by Pinto Colvig (1945-1955), Stan Freberg (1956-1959), Mel Blanc (1960-1989), Bill Farmer (1990-present)
 * Vanilla Wolf - Cartoons about a female flower-loving wolf who lives in a city inhabited by anthropomorphic animals. Debuted in 1946.
 * Sargent Snake and Private Peacock - Cartoons about a comedic Sargent and his sidekick. It serves as a comedic, family-friendly take on war. Debuted in 1950. Sargent Snake is voiced by J. Pat O'Malley (1950-1985), Frank Welker (1985-1989), Jim Cummings (1990s-2016) and Tim Curry (2017-present). Private Peacock is voiced by Daws Butler (1950-1988) and Rob Paulsen (1988-present)
 * Slowpoke Sloth - A Wile E. Coyote and the Road Runner-esque series about a bear who wants to eat a running sloth, but always fails. Debuted in 1951. Slowpoke Sloth is voiced by Sterling Holloway (1951-1977), Hal Smith (1977-1994), and Jim Cummings (1994-present). The bear is voiced by Bill Thompson (1947-1971), TBA (1971-1994), Jim Cummings (1994-present)
 * The Goose and the Fox - the misadventures of a screwball goose and his frenemy fox. Debuted in 1945. The goose is voiced by Mel Blanc (1945-1988), TBA. The fox is voiced by Mel Blanc (1945-1988), TBA
 * Ronald the Rat - the crazy antics of a rat who calmly outwits his foes in the manner of Bugs Bunny, Jerry Mouse or Chip and Dale. He is voiced by Don Messick (1949-1997), Tom Kenny (1998-present). Debuted in 1949.
 * Mr. and Mrs. Badguy - Cartoons about a couple of two weasel villains constantly trying to rule the world but failing. Debuted in 1948. Mr. Badguy is voiced by Billy Bletcher (1948-1959), TBA, TBA. TBA
 * Hip Kids - the life and adventures of six hippie-like animal teens. Debuted in 1968.
 * Mobile - the adventures of a anthropomorphic mobile phone. Debuted in 2019. The first character in the revived Foxtoons under Disney's acquirement with 21st Century Fox.
 * Mighty Dog and Cat Wonder - a dog superhero and a clumsy cat sidekick who fight crime. Debuted in 2019.
 * The Mouseunds - a family of secret agent mice on missions to save the world from dangerous villains. Debuted in 2019.
 * Dashy Raccoon - the criminal antics of a thief raccoon with very bad luck. Debuted in 2020.

TV Series

 * The M.J. Walrus Show (1959-1970, revival version 2015-2016)
 * The Hip Kids Show (1971-1988), produced by Foxtoons, Inc. from 1971 to 1978, Filmation, from 1979 to 1983, and Hanna-Barbera from 1984-1988
 * The Show (1980-1990), first show that aired two years after Century City Animation Productions closed permanently
 * M.J. Walrus Goes College (1980-1982) produced by Filmation
 * The Kids (1992-1996), produced by Hanna-Barbera; It is the last show that Hanna-Barbera produce after its 12 year contract deal with Fox
 * The New Foxtoons Show (1997-2007) (aired on Fox Kids and Fox Family from 1997 to 2002, Fox Box from 2002 to 2005, and Cartoon Network 2002 to 2007), produced by Saban Entertainment, from 1997 to 2002, Sunbow Entertainment, from 1997 to 2007, 4Kids Entertainment, from 2002 to 2007, and to Cartoon Network Studios from 2002 to 2007)
 * Chronicles (2002-2007), in collaboration with Sunbow Entertainment, 4Kids Entertainment, and Cartoon Network Studios
 * The Happy Face Paint Girl and The Smart Dog (2008-2012), produced with Film Roman (2008-2012), 4Kids Entertainment (2008-2012), and Cartoon Network Studios (2008-2011)
 * Hip Kids: Keepin' Cool (2015-2016), co-produced with Film Roman and The Hub/Discovery Family
 * Foxtoons (2018-present), in collaboration with Disney Television Animation; first to air on a Disney network due to Disney's acquisition of Fox in 2017

Album

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Games

 * Foxtoons: The Game (1992) (Released for NES, SNES, Genesis, TurboGrapx 16, Amiga and DOS)
 * Sargent Snake and Private Peacock: The Great Chase (1995, released for the SNES, Genesis, PC and Amiga)
 * Foxtoons Racing series (1997-present)
 * Foxtoons Racing
 * Foxtoons Racing 2
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 * Foxtoons: The 3D Adventure (2001) (Released for the Nintendo 64, PlayStation and Game Boy Color)
 * Disney Infinity 4.0: Fox Edition (2021)
 * Foxtoons Universe (Released for the PlayStation 4, Xbox One and the Nintendo Switch)
 * LEGO Foxtoons United
 * Kingdom Hearts series (TBD-present)
 * M.J. Walrus’ School Sports

Theatrical

 * Foxtoons: The First Ever Cartoony Movie! (2001)
 * Foxtoons: In the Real World (2006)
 * Foxtoons: Spy, Spy Again (2009)
 * Foxtoons: The Movie (2018)
 * Maddie and Russell (2020)

Direct-to-video/DVD/Blu-ray

 * M.J. Walrus Goes Down Under (2005)
 * Foxtoons: Thumbelina (2006)
 * Foxtoons: Sherlock Homes (2007)
 * Foxtoons: Treasure Island (2008)
 * A Foxtoons Christmas Carol (2008)
 * A Foxtoons Easter Movie (2010)
 * M.J. Walrus Rocks! (2012)
 * Foxtoons: Robin Hood (2013)
 * Foxtoons: The Wizard of Oz (2014)
 * Foxtoons: Anastasia (2015)
 * Foxtoons: Sound of Music (2016)

Specials
The first four specials aired on Fox, while newer specials aired on ABC.
 * Foxtoons: 40th Anniversary Special (1985) (aired on CBS)
 * 45 Years of Laughter of Foxtoons (1990) (first special to air on Fox)
 * Breezly, Sneezly and M.J. Walrus (1993)
 * It's a Foxtoons Christmas! (1998)
 * Foxtoons Spooky Stories (2004)
 * Ronald's Christmas Carol (2010)
 * The Foxtoons Easter Special (2015) (Last special to air on Fox)
 * It's a Another Foxtoons Christmas! (2018) (First special to air on ABC)
 * Sargent Snake's Turkey Hunt (2019)
 * M.J. Walrus’ Summer Vacation (2020) (first special to air on Disney Channel)

Before Disney's acquisition of Fox

 * Foxtoons and Hanna-Barbera: Slapstick Unite! (arcade; 1990, made with Hanna-Barbera)

After Disney's acquisition of Fox

 * Disney Infinity 4.0: Fox Edition (2021)

Comics

 * Foxtoons: In The Comics! (1985-2001, 2012-present)
 * Disney School (TBD)
 * The Misadventures of M.J. Walrus and Ronald the Rat (TBD)

Manga

 * An M.J. Walrus Manga (TBD)

Home entertainment titles
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Trivia

 * Unlike other classic cartoons during that era, Foxtoons dose not carry any blackface jokes
 * Foxtoons series used a song from the film Curly Top "Animal Crackers in My Soup" by Sherly Temple as its standard theme, like how other cartoons where the MGM cartoons has used some music/songs from the 1939 film The Wizard of Oz, and Paramount cartoons used "It's a Hap-Hap-Happy Day" from Max Fleischer's 1939 animated classic Gulliver's Travels.
 * This is the first Fox owned cartoon series, soon to be followed by both their adult animated sitcoms since 1989, their animated films Fox release since 1997 and their then-new animation studio Fox Cartoons, Inc. in 2016.
 * The Happy Face Paint Girl and The Smart Dog is the first cartoon series in the franchise to be given their own series.
 * Most of the Foxtoons characters are anthromorphic animals, but some characters are humans or human-like (like Maddie).
 * The Happy Face Paint Girl and The Smart Dog is the only cartoon series in the franchise ever to feature humanoids.
 * The character designs for Foxtoons resembles the combination of Hanna-Barbera design and the Pink Panther designs.
 * Since 2017, the year Disney acquired Fox, they were a lot of rumors that Mickey Mouse and his friends would appear in Foxtoons.
 * Foxtoons is mostly inspired by Walt Disney's Mickey Mouse, Donald Duck and Goofy and Warner Bros' Looney Tunes.
 * Despite being owned by Disney, the crossover television special Breezly, Sneezly and M.J. Walrus is distributed by Warner Home Video on DVD and Blu-ray, in which Time Warner licensed the character M.J. Walrus from Disney.

Promotions
See: /Promotions

Food promotions
The food promotions has its own page: /Food promotions

Toys
See: /Toys

For the Kids' Meal toys, see: /Kids' Meal Toys

Home media releases

 * CBS/Fox Video (1983-2001)
 * Fox Video/20th Century Fox Home Entertainment (1990-2017)
 * Walt Disney Studios Home Entertainment (2018-present)
 * Warner Home Video (2020; Breezly, Sneezly and M.J. Walrus)

TV channels
USA Canada UK
 * Syndication (1950s-present)
 * ABC (1959-1980, 2018-present)
 * NBC (1960-1991)
 * CBS (1960-1990)
 * Fox (1990-2017)
 * Fox Kids (1990-2002)
 * Fox Box (2002-2005)
 * 4KidsTV (2005-2008)
 * Nickelodeon (1994-1998) (titled Foxtoons on Nickelodeon)
 * Fox Family Channel (1997-2002)
 * Cartoon Network (2002-2011)
 * Boomerang (2007-2011)
 * The Hub Network/Discovery Family (2011-2018)
 * Kawaii Box (2015-present)
 * Disney Channel (2018-present)
 * Disney XD (2018-present)
 * CBC (1980s-present)
 * YTV (1999-2010)
 * Teletoon (2005-2017)
 * Disney Channel (2018-present)
 * BBC (1990s-present)
 * BBC 2 (????-2008)
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Comics

 * St. John Publications (1948-1952)
 * Golden Key (TBD)
 * DC Comics
 * Marvel Comics
 * Harvey Comics
 * Archie Comics
 * Dark Horse Comics
 * IDW

Theme parks
USA UK
 * Cedar Point (1979-1993)
 * Universal Studios Hollywood (1999-2001)
 * Disneyland (2018-present)
 * Walt Disney World (2018-present)
 * Alton Towers (1985-1999)

Toys

 * Ideal Toys
 * Mattel
 * Hasbro
 * LEGO
 * Kender
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Restaurants

 * McDonald's
 * Burger Kings
 * Wendy's
 * Hardee's
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