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{{DISPLAYTITLE:''Tom and Jerry: The Lost Dragon'' (film)}} :''For other uses, see [[Tom and Jerry: The Lost Dragon]].''

|kids= One son, [[Dripple]], in ''[[Tom & Jerry Kids]]'' '''Droopy''' is an anthropomorphic dog and the titular character of the ''[[Droopy (theatrical shorts)|Droopy]]'' anim

...try and the Sea of Japan is to the west. [[Tokyo]] is the capital of Japan and its biggest city. ...ilm, music, and popular culture, which encompasses prominent manga, anime, and video game industries.

|caption4= DeLisle guesting on ''[[Scooby-Doo and Guess Who?]]'' ...has also voiced variations of [[Red]] in ''[[Tom and Jerry (franchise)|Tom and Jerry]]'' direct-to-video films since [[2010]].

...Tom and Jerry)|Spike]]<br />[[Quacker]]<br />[[Robyn Starling]] in ''[[Tom and Jerry: The Movie]]'' |job= Author<ref name="MGM 79">''[[Life with Tom (theatrical short)|Life with Tom]]'' ([[1953]]).</ref>

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...de in the [[1980s]], there was also a greater focus on the science-fiction and monster elements far removed from the original series' realism; believable ...lude [[Hadji]], a streetwise Indian child who was adopted by Doctor Quest, and Jonny's yappy, pint-sized dog, [[Bandit]].

...eels (segments)|Wonder Wheels]]'', ''[[Woofer & Wimper, Dog Detectives]]'' and ''[[Mystery Island]]''. ...mbers, although the Skatebird numbers were less closer to bubblegum music, and more about the "Skate-word for today."

...9]], with over 700 episodes across 33 seasons. There was even a theatrical film in [[2007]]. Disney, having bought 21st Century Fox in [[2019]], started st ...upidity of Homer, cementing the series as a household name for both adults and kids alike.

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[[File:MI and MOL run.png|thumb|300px]] ...oh," as well the catchphrases of his friends, who say "Zoinks," "Jeepers," and "Jinkies," have become part of the lexicon.