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|species= Cat
|species= Cat
|gender= Male
|gender= Male
|affiliation= [[Jerry Mouse]]<br />[[Mammy Two-Shoes]]<br />[[Butch (Tom and Jerry)|Butch]]<br />[[George (Tom and Jerry)|George]]<br />[[Joan (Tom and Jerry)|Joan]]<br />[[Robin Starling]]
|affiliation= [[Jerry Mouse]]<br />[[Mammy Two-Shoes]]<br />[[Butch (Tom and Jerry)|Butch]]<br />[[George (Tom and Jerry)|George]]<br />[[Joan (Tom and Jerry)|Joan]]<br />[[Robyn Starling]]
|job= Inventor<ref name="MGM 93">''[[Designs on Jerry]]'', 1955.</ref>
|job= Inventor<ref name="MGM 93">''[[Designs on Jerry]]'', 1955.</ref>
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Revision as of 21:58, 9 January 2021

Tom Cat
Tom Cat.png
Tom in Hatch Up Your Troubles.
Species Cat
Gender Male
Affiliation Jerry Mouse
Mammy Two-Shoes
Butch
George
Joan
Robyn Starling
Occupation Inventor[1]
Other relative(s) Cousin, George
Marital status Single
First appearance T&J: Puss Gets the Boot
Played by William Hanna
Clarence Nash (1940-43)
Mel Blanc (1963-67)
Frank Welker (1990-93, Tom and Jerry Kids; 2002, The Magic Ring)
(Richard Kind (1992, Tom and Jerry: The Movie)
Bill Kopp (2005, Blast Off to Mars, The Fast and the Furry)
Don Brown (2006-08, Tom and Jerry Tales)

Thomas "Tom" Cat is the main character of the Tom and Jerry franchise, playing both the antagonist and protagonist, depending on the plot.

His goal in life is to catch Jerry Mouse, usually to eat him, but sometimes it appears to be the thrill of the chase. While on other occasions, they're bosom buddies. Again, this all depends on the plot.

Tom rarely speaks, relying on a range of vocal effects to express his emotions, which are usually made up of painful yells and screams, originally performed by William Hanna and Clarence Nash, before only Hanna's was used, which are still in use today long after his passing. His most memorable speaking role occurred in Tom and Jerry: The Movie, in which his voice came out from Richard Kind's.

Character description

History

In the beginning

Czechmate

Catius Stupidous

You Can't Do That on Television

The Tom and Jerry "Comedy" Show

Baby Tom doo, doo, doo, doo, doo, doo

References