List of fictional raccoons

This article provides a list of fictional raccoons

Contents 1 Raccoons in mythology 2 Raccoons in literature 3 Raccoons in film 4 Raccoons in television 5 Raccoons in comic books and comic strips 6 Raccoons in video games 7 Other fictional raccoons 8 In popular culture 9 References

Raccoons in mythology

• Azeban, a trickster figure in the mythology of the Abenaki tribe^[1]
• Raccoons were the subject of folk tales of several other Native American tribes, but they were rather representatives of the species as a whole than individuals with a given name.^[2]

Raccoons in literature

• Adam Raccoon is the main character in longtime Disney animator Glen Keane's Christian children's series "Parables for Kids" (1986–95).
• The Architect of Sleep by Steve Boyett
• Bobby Coon, in the stories of Thornton Burgess
• Doc Raccoon, in the Catfish Bend series by Ben Lucien Burman
• Ranger Rick
• Tripod, the three-legged raccoon, in the Dave Robicheaux series by James Lee Burke
• Walt Disney's Weecha the Raccoon by Rutherford Montgomery

Raccoons in non-fiction literature:

• Frosty from Frosty: A Raccoon to Remember by Harriett E. Weaver
• Pepper from Pepper by Barbara Leonard Reynolds^[3]
• Rascal from Rascal by Sterling North (a shorter version for young readers named Little Rascal exists, too)

Raccoons in film

• Joey the Raccoon from Dr. Dolittle 2 by 20th Century Fox
• Meeko from Pocahontas and Pocahontas II: Journey to a New World by Walt Disney Animation Studios
• Rascal from Rascal by Walt Disney Pictures, based on the book by Sterling North
• RJ from Over the Hedge by DreamWorks Animation, based on the comic strip by Michael Fry and T. Lewis
• The tanuki ("raccoon dogs" in Japanese folk lore) in the anime film Pom Poko by Studio Ghibli, (although they are canids, not Procyonidae).
• Unnamed raccoons from 101 Dalmatians by Walt Disney Pictures when Cruella DeVil was in the farmhouse.
• Unnamed raccoon appearing in Ace Ventura: When Nature Calls by Warner Bros.
• Unnamed raccoon appearing in Air Bud: Seventh Inning Fetch, the fourth film of the Air Bud series, by Miramax Home Entertainment
• Unnamed raccoon from Furry Vengeance by Summit Entertainment.
• Unnamed raccoons appearing in The Great Outdoors by Universal Pictures
• Unnamed raccoon appearing in Harold & Kumar Go to White Castle by New Line Cinema
• Unnamed raccoon appearing in Louisiana Story by Robert J. Flaherty

Raccoons in television

• Abe and Ken from Urban Vermin by YTV and Decode Entertainment
• Bandit from the episode To Kill a Ladybird of King of the Hill by the Fox Broadcasting Company
• Bert Raccoon, Lisa Raccoon, Melissa Raccoon, Ralph Raccoon, et al. from The Raccoons by Hinton Animation Studios
• Captain Rescue, episode seen a Over the Hill Hero from Adventure of Sonic The Hedgehog bt Bohbot Enterprises, DIC enterataniment
• Lifty and Shifty from Happy Tree Friends by Mondo Mini Shows
• Freddy Raccoon from Chucklewood Critters by Encore Entertainment
• Obediah Wonder the Raccoon, is sidekick pith possum from Super Dynamic Pith Possum opossum heroes /The Schnookums and Meat Funny Cartoon Show by Walt Disney Animation Television
• Pinch Raccoon, Scootch Raccoon, et al. from PB&J Otter by Walt Disney Animation Studios and Jumbo Pictures
• Pine lights, from the Masters of Horror Episode Pelts on Showtime
• Raccoon, Constable Raccoon and wife from Franklin, a children's television series based on the books by Brenda Clark and Paulette Bourgeois
• Randolph from 64 Zoo Lane by Millimages
• Rascal from Araiguma Rascal (Rascal the Raccoon) by Nippon Animation, based on the book by Sterling North
• Rick Raccoon from Shirt Tales by Hanna-Barbera
• Rocky Raccoon, a parody of mid-1990s anthropomorphic video game heroes, was featured in several episodes of the CGI-animated show ReBoot
• Rory Raccoon from Linus the Lionhearted by Ed Graham Productions
• Smokey from The Dukes by Hanna-Barbera
• Timothy and Claude from Timothy Goes to School by Helix Animation
• Ty Coon from Deputy Dawg by Terrytoons
• Unnamed raccoon appearing in the episode The Hunt of The Twilight Zone by Rod Serling
• Unnamed raccoons appearing in the episode Smoke on the Daughter of The Simpsons by the Fox Broadcasting Company
• Laura was keeping a raccoon as a pet in one episode of Little House on the Prairie.
• The Coon is Cartman's superhero name from South Park.
• Rigby in Regular Show by Cartoon Network
• The karate-wacking raccoon on The Buford Files [Hanna Barbera]
• Ninja Raccoon on the New Yogi Bear show [Hanna Barbera]
• Unnamed raccoon in the 2007 slasher film "HATCHET"
• Archie, also known as 'the Archer' in Nickelodeon's The Penguins Of Madagascar episode "Mask of the Raccoon."

Raccoons in comic books and comic strips

• Avery and Timulty from Ozy and Millie by D. C. Simpson
• Janet from The Adventures of Captain Jack by Mike Kazaleh
• Mr. Nibbles from Simpsons Comics #66
• Ozzie the Raccoon from the book Grk Down Under, by Joshua Doder
• Ranger Rick from Ranger Rick by the Education Department of the National Wildlife Federation
• Richard (Double R) from Shanda The Panda by Mike Curtis
• Richard Conrad (R.C.) from Sabrina Online by Eric W. Schwartz
• RJ from Over the Hedge by Michael Fry and T. Lewis
• Rocket Raccoon from Rocket Raccoon by Marvel Comics
• Roderick in Rock Jaw: Master of the Eastern Border, the fifth part of Bone (comics)
• Roger from The Whiteboard by "Doc" Nickel
• The Raccoon (Nocturnals), a character in the comic book Nocturnals
• Vinci from the webcomic Vinci & Arty, by Candy L. Dewalt and Ryan Dewalt
• Woo from the webcomic Sandra and Woo, along with a few other supporting raccoon characters such as Tibor and Lily^[4]

Raccoons in video games

• Chota from Inherit the Earth: Quest for the Orb by The Dreamers Guild
• Sly Cooper from the Sly Cooper series by Sucker Punch Productions
• Jojo the Raccoon from Rocket: Robot on Wheels by Sucker Punch Productions
• Macaraccoon from Viva Piñata by Rare
• Marine the Raccoon from Sonic Rush Adventure by Dimps and Sonic Team
• Tom Nook from Animal Crossing by Nintendo Entertainment Analysis and Development (while referred to as a raccoon in the U.S. version, he is actually a tanuki)
• The raccoon clan from Puggsy by Traveller's Tales
• Super Mario Bros. 3, Mario can turn into Raccoon Mario by getting a Super Leaf. He can also wear a Tanuki suit, which adds the ability of transformation into a statue.
• RJ from Over the Hedge by Edge of Reality, based on the comic strip by Michael Fry and T. Lewis and the film by DreamWorks Animation
• Raccoon from Wildlife Park by Deep Silver
• The Pokémon Zigzagoon

Other fictional raccoons

• Bandito, from Beanie Babies
• Bright Heart Raccoon, a Care Bear Cousin
• Omer, the mascot of the Odyssey of the Mind organization
• Roni Raccoon, the mascot of the 1980 Winter Olympics in Lake Placid, New York
• Rube Rick from John Simons' high school English class

In popular culture

• During an episode of the USA Network comedy Psych, Shawn Spencer begins to list a series of "popular" raccoons during a walk through the woods.^[5]

References

1. ^ Cooper, JC (1992). Symbolic and Mythological Animals. London: Aquarian Press. p. 188. ISBN 1-85538-118-4. 
2. ^ Holmgren, Virginia C. (1990). Raccoons in Folklore, History and Today's Backyards. Santa Barbara, California: Capra Press. pp. 25–46. ISBN 978-0884963127. 
3. ^ The University: Wisconsin alumnus (Volume 53, Number 10): Badger bookshelf
4. ^ http://www.sandraandwoo.com/2010/03/25/0149-woo-jumps-to-a-conclusion-part-2/
5. ^ Extradition: British Columbia. James Roday, Steve Franks. USA Network.

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