New Year's Eve Cat Coloring Book

Sylvester the Cat is a popular fictional character from the Looney Tunes cartoon series created by the Warner Bros. label. The character is a well-known black cat who often appears in funny and comical situations.

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1. First speech: Sylvester Kocur made his debut in 1945 in a cartoon entitled "Life with Feathers." His first opponent at the time was a canary known as Tweety Bird.
2. Appearance: Sylvester is a black cat with white parts on his face, belly and limbs. His red bow tie is also distinctive. He has a distinctive grunting voice that is often recognizable.
3. Tweety Bird: One of Sylvester's most iconic rivals is Tweety Bird, a small yellow bird. Sylvester is constantly trying to catch Tweety, but his attempts usually fail in a humorous way.
4. Many opponents: In addition to Tweety, Sylvester also fought other characters, such as Hippety Hopper (little kangaroo), Speedy Gonzales (crazy mouse) and Hector Bulldog (bulldog).
5. Features: Sylvester is known for his stubbornness and tenacity in trying to get his hands on his prey, which is Tweety Bird. However, his efforts are often interrupted by unusual circumstances and humorous stumbles.
6. Speech Flowers: New Year's Eve is famous for his variety of speech flowers, which are usually incomprehensible and sometimes comical. His distinctive accent adds an extra layer of humor.
7. Short films: Sylvester has appeared in a number of short films created by Warner Bros. that have gained great popularity and acclaim among the public.
8. "Space Jam: Sylvester Kocur also appears in the film "Space Jam," where he is one of the Looney Tunes characters competing in a basketball game against space aliens.
9. Popular Culture: Sylvester has become a cult figure, often appearing in various forms of media, such as video games, comic books and licensing products.
10. Humor and entertainment: Sylvester the Cat is a symbol of humor and entertainment that has survived many generations. His constant attempts to get Tweety and the amusing situations he gets himself into have made him one of the most recognizable characters in the history of animation.

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1. A name of French origin: The name "Sylvester" has French roots and comes from the Latin word "silvestris," which means "wild" or "forest." It's a reference to the cats' natural habitat.
2. Changing Looks: In some early cartoons, Sylvester had different body proportions and appearance. Only in later years did he become a more consistent character.
3. Appearances in feature films: In addition to his appearance in "Space Jam," Sylvester Kocur also appeared in other films, such as "Who Framed Roger Rabbit" (where he and other animated characters played alongside actors) and "Looney Tunes: Back in Action."
4. Mel Blanc as the voice of Sylvester: Mel Blanc, the legendary voice of Sylvester, gave voice to many other Looney Tunes characters such as Daffy Duck, Wile E. Coyote, Bugs Bunny and many others.
5. Hair on the head: Although Sylvester has a black coat, in some illustrations and drawings you can see that he has a few white hairs on his head, which adds to his character.
6. A parody of famous figures: In many of his cartoons, Sylvester parodied famous figures from cinema and pop culture, such as Elvis Presley, Groucho Marx and Humphrey Bogart.
7. Giving voice advice: Sylvester's voice was often used for advertising and public relations purposes. The character gave traffic safety tips, for example.
8. Spin-offs: Sylvester also appeared in several animated series, as well as small shorts that focused on his adventures.
9. New Year's Eve in Comic Books: New Year's Eve and other Looney Tunes characters have appeared in numerous comic books that expanded their stories and adventures.
10. Space Exploration: In addition to his participation in "Space Jam," Sylvester has also appeared in other animations related to space travel, such as the "Duck Dodgers" series (modeled after the Daffy Duck character).