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Wile E. Coyote and Ostrich the Ruffnut are fictional characters from a cartoon series produced by Warner Bros.

Wile E. Coyote, also known as Coyote the Wolf, is a coyote character who constantly tries, but unsuccessfully, to catch and eat Ostrich the Road Runner, a fast and cunning bird. Although Coyote is intelligent and demonstrates engineering skills, constructing complex traps and devices, he always ends up defeated and often injured. Ostrich Runner, on the other hand, seems harmless and innocent, but always manages to avoid Coyote's traps.

Their adventures are made famous by the "Looney Tunes" and "Merrie Melodies" cartoon series.

Information

1. Created by: The characters were created by Chuck Jones and Michel Maltese.
2. First Appearance: Wile E. Coyote and Ostrich the Ruff first appeared in the 1949 cartoon "Fast and Furry-ous."
3. Looney Tunes/Merrie Melodies: The characters have appeared in a number of short animated films in the Looney Tunes and Merrie Melodies series produced by Warner Bros.
4. Rules: Chuck Jones created a set of rules that had to be adhered to when creating cartoons with Coyote and Ostrich the Ripper, for example: Coyote must never catch Ostrich the Ripper, all action must take place in a desert environment, etc.
5. Brand: Coyote often orders equipment and gadgets from ACME Corporation, which always fail in strange or unexpected ways.
6. Communications: Ostrich the Ruffed Ostrich communicates only through "beep, beep" sounds and body movements, while Coyote communicates mainly through body movements and facial expressions, although he is shown talking in some cartoons.
7. Popularity: These characters are very popular around the world and have become pop culture icons.
8. Spin-offs: The characters have also appeared in other films, TV series and video games produced by Warner Bros.
9. Comics: The characters also appeared in comic books. Wile E. Coyote often appeared in comic books with other characters from the Looney Tunes universe.
10. Merchandising: There are many products related to the characters, such as toys, clothing, school supplies, etc.

Trivia

1. Compliance with the Rules: The creator, Chuck Jones, created 9 rules that had to be followed when creating cartoons featuring Coyote and the Bladder. For example, one of the rules stated that "Coyote will never be injured by the actions of a third party, it will always be the result of his own misjudgment."
2. The name of the Pędziwiatr: The name of the Ostrich Puffin is a reference to the common roadrunner, a bird that inhabits the southwestern United States and Mexico.
3. Speech: Ostrich the Ruffed Ostrich communicates only by the sound "meep, meep," and Coyote, although a mute character, spoke in several episodes, but most often his messages were conveyed through caption boards.
4. ACME Corporation: The gadgets that Coyote orders from the ACME Corporation always fail in unexpected ways. ACME Corporation is a fictional company that has appeared in many Warner Bros. films and animated series.
5. True Coyote and Ostrich: In real life, coyotes are very fast and can run at speeds of up to 43 miles per hour, while real life ostriches can reach speeds of up to 20 miles per hour. In cartoons, it's the other way around.
6. Inspiration: Chuck Jones, the character's creator, was inspired by observations of actual coyotes in the Sonora desert and Mark Twain's comic strip "Roughing It."
7. The multilingualism of the Sound of the Penderer: The sound of "meep, meep" of the Ostrich Pędziwiatr, is actually "beep, beep". This has been changed to "meep, meep" in comic books and some products to avoid legal problems with car companies.
8. Comics: Wile E. Coyote has also appeared in other cartoons and comic books with characters from the Looney Tunes universe, such as Bugs Bunny.
9. Spin-offs: Wile E. Coyote and Ostrich the Ripper have appeared in a number of spin-offs, including feature films such as "Space Jam" and "Looney Tunes: Back in Action."
10. Changes in Animation: Over the years, the quality of Coyote and Pędziwiatr's animation has evolved. Early episodes had more detailed backgrounds and animations, while later episodes had simpler backgrounds and animations due to budget constraints.