They created short animated cartoons. If so, what are their names? Jokes are made on the subject on several occasions.
Edward Van Halen decided to follow his middle name taken from a famous composer - Lodewijk, as in Ludwig van Beethoven (in Dutch) - by naming his son Wolfgang Van Halen. His full name is Benjamin Franklin Pierce, so he's named after both a Founding Father (Benjamin Franklin) and a U. The Owl House: - Principal Hieronymus Bump and Boscha are both named after Hieronymous Bosch, whose surrealist artwork served as a major inspiration for the show's overall design. Incidentally the author has mentioned he imagines Sam's voice as that of Samuel Vincent. Cartoon character who once had a "Club" named after him NYT Crossword. Mystery Incorporated, the main villain of the show, Pericles, is named after an Athenian statesman, who also had a deformed head. Compare Shout-Out Theme Naming, Famous-Named Foreigner (when foreign characters are named after famous people from their countries just because the creators didn't research the relevant naming conventions), Character Name Alias (when the name in question isn't actually the character's real name but a fake one that they're using after a real or fictional famous person) and Unusual Pop Culture Name (when they're named for a famous character, often embarrassingly). 23a Communication service launched in 2004.
My theatre group would like to do A Charlie Brown Christmas this year. The main character of the Miraculous Ladybug fic Hop to It is named after her mother's favourite actor, Jaclyn Smith from Charlie's Angels. The twin sisters named "Three" and "Four, " who are most commonly recognized as the bouncy dancing girls in A Charlie Brown Christmas, were characters from the daily PEANUTS in the 60's. Cartoon character who once had a club named after him poem. Even in America, a lot of these names remain: Virginia (Elizabeth I, The Virgin Queen), Maryland (Henrietta Maria of France), North/South Carolina (Charles I), Georgia (George II), and Pennsylvania (Sir William Penn). Movie director Raoul Walsh gave actor Marion Michael Morrison the stage name John Wayne in 1930, from "Mad" Anthony Wayne a hero of the American Revolution.
Daniel Boone Davis, the protagonist of The Door into Summer. Grizzly Slash (Slash), Axle the Red (Axl Rose), Squid Adler (Steven Adler), Dark Dizzy (Dizzy Reed), and the list goes on. The official stage production of A Charlie Brown Christmas is available for licensing through Tams-Witmark (). Another variation is to give a group of characters the first names of a well-known group, such as a group of friends named John, Paul, George, and Richard/Ringo, after The Beatles. George Washington Carver and Martin Luther King Jr. take things a step further than usual by bearing their namesakes' full name. Chowder (TV series) | | Fandom. She doesn't want people to call her that, though. Mega Man Zero's Big Bad Dr. Weil is named after Ray Kurzweil, an author on several books about transhumanism and technological singularity, things that Weil is a master of.
Accidentally created (inverted? ) The dying president on the Geena Davis show Commander in Chief was named Teddy Roosevelt Bridges. Cartoon character who once had a club named after hime. Joan Crawford loved to state that in the 1940s, which is when her fame hit its ultimate peak, there was a massive influx of baby girls named Joan, half for Joan of Arc and half for Ms. Crawford herself. Brazilian soccer player Roberto Carlos is named after an eponymous singer from that country. Since princes get four names in addition to the surname, there's plenty of opportunities for this. Black Butler: Snake's snakes are named Bronte, Oscar, Wilde, Keats, Wordsworth, and Webster.
In Justice League International, Galactic Conqueror Manga Khan's series of robotic servants (L-Ron, Hein-9, and K-Dikk) are all named after science fiction writers (L. Ron Hubbard, Robert A. Heinlein, and Philip K. Dick, respectively). Andy Libby, Lazarus' side-kick in Methuselah's Children had Andrew Jackson Libby as a full name. Gazpacho erases this, and Chowder points out the Cartoon Network screen bug. The robot from Wall-E was named after Walter Elias Disney. What's the value of a particular PEANUTS product? In the Sons of Anarchy episode "Caregiver", Stephen King guest stars as a "cleaner" named Bachman. Morgan's first two children. George Washington Missler of Hyper Fighting Machine Marmalade is named after both George Washington Carver, famous for saving the economy of the American South by farming peanuts (as well as inventing peanut butter) and Chuck Missler, who has become famous on the Internet as "the peanut butter man" after assuming that evolution is false because life doesn't spontaneously form inside sealed jars of peanut butter. Molly of Denali: Molly and the Great One reveals that Molly's father, Walter, is named after Walter Harper, the first person who successfully climbed Denali. Many streets are named after famous people. Each of the titular Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles are notably named after famous Renaissance artists. Characters of the thieving persuasion can break into a certain house at night where an old man lives with his four sons.
His legacy lives on to this day. An everpresent animation feature is that many characters (if not, usually all) wear clothings with elaborated patterns varying from abstract to floral, but the patterns themselves remain still regardless the movements of the characters, as if the pattern was in a layer below. Jaine Austen Mysteries: The detective working the case in Murder Gets a Makeover is named Denzel G. Washington. Flemish bar window painter Rubbes was nicknamed after Peter Paul Rubens. In Daffy Duck and Porky Pig Meet the Groovie Goolies, Claude Chaney a. k. a. the Phantom of the Flickers has his name based off two famous horror movie actors, Claude Rains and Lon Chaney. He laments why he wasn't named Harry or Ike. Olaf: Olaf is kind and embraces his distinct look among his siblings. An episode was planned where Mung Daal (Dwight Schultz) would be framed for a crime, and would enlist some old friends to go on a mission to clear his name.
They had a daughter, Diane, in 1933 and later adopted another daughter, Sharon. The writers swear that the name, shared by the All-Star first baseman of the Philadelphia Phillies, is a coincidence, but consider that the American adaptation was in development in 2004, the same year Howard, a big-time prospect since he was drafted, played for the Phillies Triple-A affiliate in Scranton, which is where the show is set. Koudelka from Koudelka is named after the Czech photographer Josef Koudelka. In-universe, this doubles as a Line-of-Sight Alias that Shinichi Kudo came up with by reading the spines of some books nearby. The fossil Pokémon Archeops might be named after the pharaoh Cheops of the Great Pyramids fame. Please draft an email providing a full description of your intended usage and all important contact information for you/your organization, and send to: Where can I find the reprint books of the PEANUTS strips?
A (ABBA), Axl Low (Axl Rose), Chipp Zanuff (Chip Z'nuff), Johnny (Johnny Winter), Ky Kiske (Kai Hansen and Michael Kiske), Slayer, Testament, Venom, and Zappa (Frank Zappa). The Stormlight Archive: Several characters are named after the Heralds, ten divine servants of the Almighty empowered to lead humanity against the end of the world. Eiffel shares his name with the famous French engineer and architect, and Minkowski, Hilbert, and Lovelace are all named after mathematicians. Whenever she greets him. In addition, Tritagonist Stathis Borans's first name references Lou Stathis, a Heavy Metal editor who was a fan of the work of this film's writer/director, David Cronenberg. Are named after baseball players, especially members of the Chiba Lotte Marines. So when I was forming the world of Chowder, he seemed like a good fit. My Life In Blue does this a lot: Iddy Pop is clearly named for Iggy Pop. He practices aerobic-style dancing and is very charitable and kind to others. Ran Mouri's name is derived from the Japanese transliteration of Maurice Leblanc (i. e. Mourisu Ruburan), creator of Arsène Lupin.
CAPTAIN YAJIMA: The titular Captain Yajima and her archnemesis Zoga are named after iconic '60s and '70s Japanese actors whose roles also serve as inspirations for the characters — Yajima after Masaaki Yajima, voice actor for Captain Kirk in the Japanese dub of Star Trek: The Original Series, and Zoga after Machiko Soga, most famous for her role as Bandora/Rita Repulsa in the Kyōryū Sentai Zyuranger / Mighty Morphin' Power Rangers series. Franny's teacher in the Franny K. Stein book series is named Ms. Shelly. Kaguya-sama: Love Is War: - Karen and Erika have their last names taken from (respectively) a Heian-era poet and painter. He later made the group, minus Truffles, used his boat for their fishing trip but just spent the trip annoying Mung and keeping the other passengers on board so he can get more money out of them. KanColle Fan works that make the girls separate from their armaments instead of being personifications have this trope built in by nature. In Child of the Owl, Casey was named after a baseball player that won several games at the time of her birth.
Each of the three characters was seldom seen after the early 70's. Wolf 359: Human members of the cast seem to all be named after some kind of famous scientist or engineer. Throughout their relationship, he was continually torn between Peggy Jean and his affection for the Little Red-Haired Girl. A common trend in the naming of weapons systems is to name them after someone important in their country of origin's military history. The name is presumably a reference to Rainer Werner Fassbinder, by analogy with Ingmar Bergman. Gavin & Stacey has a subtle one that eventually gets lampshaded; the two central families are the Wests and the Shipmans, while the latter's neighbours are the Sutcliffes. It's what led to his wife divorcing him. Locke's father is named Anthony Cooper, after Lord Shaftesbury, patron of John Locke the philosopher. Her surname is likely a reference to Mary Shelley, the author of Frankenstein.
Disney's Frozen being very loosely based on Hans Christian Andersen's The Snow Queen features four characters, named in order; Hans, Kristoff, Anna, and Sven. With 11 letters was last seen on the October 17, 2022.