All of us love comedy movies, serials, and cartoons, but makes these shows the laugh riot that they are?

Many times, other than the story, it is the characters that make a show funny and worth watching.

And, what comedy show can be complete without a funny cat who brings life to the screen with its dialogue and funny script? Many of these cats even become famous and are then used on other shows as well. 

Below is a list of some funniest cats, which you must have watched on the television.

Blair from Soul Eater

Although Blair can turn into a human, she is an animal known as a monster cat. She has certain comedy minutes in the Soul Eater when she is out having a great time, however, at times this results in more damage than anything else. She is not generally a malevolent individual; however, she can be irksome to some characters. As she is a monster cat, she additionally has many enchanted capacities, a significant number of which include pumpkins.

Felix from Felix the cat

Felix is a funny cat cartoon character from the silent film period, being the main animation character in history to win an undeniable degree of prevalence… The cat has numerous experiences with his mysterious secret bag that frequently helps in hazardous circumstances. Regardless of the circumstance, he quite often winds up laughing. Although Felix’s character changes by adaption, he is by and large consistently depicted as comic and funny but gold hearted.

Eek from Eek! The Cat

Eek consistently puts others’ security, needs, and solace before his own. He can chat with all creatures and most people, however cannot talk with his owners. Eek’s sacrificial nature typically gets him in agonizing circumstances. Regardless of his incidents, scenes typically end with Eek remunerated in a manner after he faces the misfortune unequivocally and is sacrificial towards others.

Babbit and Catstello from Merrie Melodies

The two cats are not brilliant. While the tall, skinny cat is called Babbit, the fat and short cat is named Catstello. They like to assault their prey directly instead of brainstorming helpful plans. Babbit is the more astute of the two, while Catstello is more moronic talking with a more idiotic voice.

Julius from Alice Comedies

Julius was Alice’s sidekick in the show. Julius is an intelligent, funny, and wicked cat. He is at times exhibited as extremely strong and brutal. He is by all accounts close and faithful to Alice and is defensive of her. On uncommon events, he is even depicted as a lover of Alice. Even though defensive of Alice, he is a blackguard and typically the one to put the two into real difficulty.

Streaky the Supercat

Streaky was Supergirl’s pet cat that at times had Kryptonian controls and battled close to his owner. The cat’s forces consisted of a more modest subset of those of Superman and Supergirl.

Doraemon from Doraemon

Doraemon is a blue robotic cat that stays with Nobita’s family. Doraemon is viewed as an unsatisfactory item contrasted with different models because a considerable lot of his automated features failed after creation. During his assembling, he got struck by lightning and lost a significant screw that was important for his mind, consequently influencing his presentation in the two of his examinations and towards society. Doraemon has a fourth-dimensional pocket on his body from which he can obtain different beautiful, wonderful, and modern contraptions, and devices from a future retail chain, for the most part, these tools are to assist Nobita with anything he experiences difficulty within the story. He likewise tends to freeze during crises, portrayed by him quickly attempting to pull out an especially required instrument from his pocket, just to deliver a varied variety of disconnected family things.

Tiger from An American Tail

Tiger is Fievel’s best friend. He is depicted as sort of dumb, goofy, however, very kind. He is a big, fat cat with long orange fur. In spite of the fact that he is a cat, he acts like a dog and doesn’t eat mice; he is a vegetarian and becomes friends with mice. Moreover, he occasionally eats fish.

Tom from Tom and Jerry

Tom is one of the protagonists in the Tom and Jerry cartoon show, where Jerry, the mouse is his enemy. He is seldom seen talking except for a couple of cartoons. His just outstanding vocal sounds outside of this are his different shouts at whatever point he is liable to torment or frenzy. He is consistently after Jerry, for whom he sets traps, a considerable lot of which blowback and cause harm to him as opposed to Jerry. Being a slapstick animation character, Tom has a superhuman degree of flexibility.

Dodsworth from Looney Tunes 

Dodsworth is a huge dormant cat with skin practically indistinguishable from Sylvester. He is exceptionally lethargic and is pleased with that reality. He endeavors to pressure a white little cat to manage his job for him, however this at last backfires.