Felix the Cat

Felix the Cat is an animated cartoon character created in the silent film era, debuting in 1919. Recognized for his black body, white eyes, and wide grin, he is known for his mischievous personality, resourcefulness, and iconic magic bag from which he pulls out various objects to solve problems or escape trouble. As one of the earliest and most enduring cartoon characters, Felix became a cultural icon, symbolizing the golden age of silent animation and influencing future cartoon design and storytelling. His timeless appeal lies in his expressive face and imaginative adventures that continue to entertain audiences worldwide.