Today, Tapopow introduces you to the (big) cat who wandered around in the first episode. His name is Jones, and he’s a cat of the cat type. 🐈 🐈⬛ Like all cats, he loves to take down anything that moves and then some. He sharpens his claws on your favorite armchair, your table, or even your legs. He drinks water from the sink, your cup, or the toilet, but not often from his own bowl. He jumps into your bed, his litter box, or the bathtub, but not necessarily in that order. 🛁
Oh yes, and remember! In the first episode about Tapopow’s Christmas, it was Jones who ate the cookies and drank the milk left for Santa Claus 🎁 🧑🎄 🎄 In short, Jones is a cat. 😼 He purrs and squeals when he’s happy because you’re petting him. He wiggles his two cute little ears when he gets his favorite kibble or wet food. 😻
Some famous cats from movies and cartoons 🍿 📽️ 🎞️
- Garfield: The famous lazy and gluttonous cat who appears in comics and cartoons, created by Jim Davis.
- Tom from “Tom and Jerry”: Tom is the clumsy and often unlucky cat who chases Jerry the mouse in this classic cartoon series.
- The Cheshire Cat from “Alice in Wonderland”: The mysterious cat who appears and disappears at will in Lewis Carroll’s story, adapted into an animated film by Disney.
- Duchess and Thomas O’Malley from “The Aristocats”: A charming pair of cats who have adventures in this Disney animated film. But also Marie, Toulouse, and Berlioz, the adorable kittens of Duchess and Thomas O’Malley.
- Puss in Boots from Charles Perrault’s “Puss in Boots”: A fairytale character who wears magical boots and helps the main character overcome challenges. Puss in Boots, popularized in popular culture through film adaptations, particularly in the “Shrek” animated film franchise.
Not forgetting Hello Kitty, an iconic Japanese character, a white cat without a mouth who has become a pop culture icon.