Welcome to Character Trivia—where fun facts, secret origins, and behind-the-scenes magic bring your favorite characters to life like never before! From princesses with hidden powers to villains with surprising soft spots, we dig deep into the stories behind the stories—one mind-blowing tidbit at a time. Did you know Goofy has a full name? Or that anime legends often share voice actors with video game icons? Whether it’s shocking plot twists, quirky habits, rare cameos, or voice actor trivia, our character trivia vault is packed with “Wait—what?!” moments for fans of every fandom. Step into a world of delightful discoveries across cartoons, live-action, comics, anime, and games. Whether you’re a casual viewer or a pop culture pro, you’ll uncover facts to impress your friends, settle debates, and fall even deeper in love with the characters you thought you knew. So ready your fun-fact radar and sharpen your memory—Character Trivia is your ultimate backstage pass to the coolest, craziest, and most curious character secrets out there! Let the trivia hunt begin!
Top 100 Disney Character Trivia
Mickey & Friends TriviaMickey Mouse’s full name is Michael Theodore Mouse.Minnie Mouse’s real name is Minerva Mouse.Mickey was the first animated character to receive a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.Goofy was originally named Dippy Dawg when he debuted in 1932.Donald Duck’s middle name is Fauntleroy.Pluto was named after the planet Pluto, discovered the same year (1930).Daisy Duck debuted in 1940 and was originally named Donna Duck.Chip and Dale’s
Top 100 Cartoon Network Character Trivia
Classic Origins Dexter from Dexter’s Laboratory was originally voiced by a woman—Christine Cavanaugh, who also voiced Chuckie from Rugrats. Dee Dee’s full name is actually Deidre—though it’s rarely mentioned in the show. Johnny Bravo was inspired by Elvis Presley, James Dean, and Michael Jackson’s dance moves. Cow and Chicken’s parents are never shown above the waist—a nod to adult mystery in cartoons. Ed, Edd n Eddy is the longest-running original
Top 100 Classic Cartoon Character Trivia
Looney Tunes Character Trivia Bugs Bunny’s catchphrase “What’s up, Doc?” was inspired by a Texas expression. Daffy Duck debuted in 1937 in a cartoon titled “Porky’s Duck Hunt.” Porky Pig was Warner Bros.’ first cartoon star before Bugs. Elmer Fudd’s original name was Egghead. Tweety was originally pink and had no feathers. Sylvester the Cat has won three Academy Awards for animated shorts. Yosemite Sam was created as a tougher
Top 100 Dreamworks Characters Trivia
Shrek Universe Trivia Shrek was originally voiced by Chris Farley before Mike Myers took over. Mike Myers gave Shrek a Scottish accent to make the character funnier. Donkey was inspired by a real miniature donkey named Perry. Puss in Boots was modeled after Zorro and classic swashbucklers. Fiona is one of the few princesses who can fight hand-to-hand. Lord Farquaad’s name is a play on a cheeky insult. Gingy’s gumdrop