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Kool
1934-1960
Willie debuted sporting a monocle and a top hat, which is assumed to have inspired Batman villain The Penguin. Due to his widespread appeal, he appeared alongside his wife Millie in a short-lived comic series for children, predating the controversy over Joe Camel.
Kool
1934-1960
Willie debuted sporting a monocle and a top hat, which is assumed to have inspired Batman villain The Penguin. Due to his widespread appeal, he appeared alongside his wife Millie in a short-lived comic series for children, predating the controversy over Joe Camel.
It’s gotten to the point where people are now shitting on projects that he personally was involved with the production process.
Don’t do that.
It’s gotten to the point where people are now shitting on projects that he personally was involved with the production process.
Don’t do that.
the 19-fucking-50's
One of his first villains was hitler. He was anti-nazi when a lot of America supported hitlers regime.
He was created by two poor jewish immigrant kids
do not let them claim superman on any level.
the 19-fucking-50's
One of his first villains was hitler. He was anti-nazi when a lot of America supported hitlers regime.
He was created by two poor jewish immigrant kids
do not let them claim superman on any level.
Cheetos
1985-1991
While Chester Cheetah was taking America by storm, Spain settled for this trio of mice - each one's body type reflecting the shape of Cheetos they represent - initially presented as mouse-keteers and later as young Cheeto thieves.
Cheetos
1985-1991
While Chester Cheetah was taking America by storm, Spain settled for this trio of mice - each one's body type reflecting the shape of Cheetos they represent - initially presented as mouse-keteers and later as young Cheeto thieves.
Frosties
1983-1991
For eight years, Tony the Tiger's adventures in the UK followed him and his trusty kitten sidekick Tom foiling the evil Tigerman whenever he approached their Frosties Secret Formula, also running into a sneezing rabbit named Achoo along the way.
Frosties
1983-1991
For eight years, Tony the Tiger's adventures in the UK followed him and his trusty kitten sidekick Tom foiling the evil Tigerman whenever he approached their Frosties Secret Formula, also running into a sneezing rabbit named Achoo along the way.
Cadbury Land
1998-2001
A young boy with the voice of Noddy Holder, who would regularly take a trip to the sweet shop at the end of Cocoa Road, sending him falling down through a tunnel to a surreal underworld inhabited by zany characters each representing different Cadbury brands.
Cadbury Land
1998-2001
A young boy with the voice of Noddy Holder, who would regularly take a trip to the sweet shop at the end of Cocoa Road, sending him falling down through a tunnel to a surreal underworld inhabited by zany characters each representing different Cadbury brands.
Cadbury Land
1998-2006
The most fondly remembered of the Cadbury Land gang; a bubbly, Zebedee-like girl with spring legs and round, electric cutters for feet, which would slice large buttons out of the chocolate ground with every step she took. She was madly in love with Dudley Sidebottom.
Cadbury Land
1998-2006
The most fondly remembered of the Cadbury Land gang; a bubbly, Zebedee-like girl with spring legs and round, electric cutters for feet, which would slice large buttons out of the chocolate ground with every step she took. She was madly in love with Dudley Sidebottom.
Cadbury Land
1998-2001
A monster who would alternate between ferocious beast and a gentle giant. His hobbies included smashing an gigantic Chomp bar around, watching TV and hiding from earwigs, but he felt most serene when playing with a sunflower named Roger, who was always terrified of him.
Cadbury Land
1998-2001
A monster who would alternate between ferocious beast and a gentle giant. His hobbies included smashing an gigantic Chomp bar around, watching TV and hiding from earwigs, but he felt most serene when playing with a sunflower named Roger, who was always terrified of him.
Cadbury Land
1998-2001
A clumsy, squelching creature who used his machine-operated cannon to shoot Fudge bars into the air and his jetpack to fly around, crash landing most of the time. His best friend was Nobble, but not much is known about them as the Nobble bar did not have a mascot.
Cadbury Land
1998-2001
A clumsy, squelching creature who used his machine-operated cannon to shoot Fudge bars into the air and his jetpack to fly around, crash landing most of the time. His best friend was Nobble, but not much is known about them as the Nobble bar did not have a mascot.
Esurance
2005-2010
This Mo Mellady-voiced, quick-witted secret agent would take on spy missions or other heroic activities with her partner, Eric. Her spy persona was withdrawn in later ads, and her being less favoured by audiences than by porn artists resulted in her discontinuation.
Esurance
2005-2010
This Mo Mellady-voiced, quick-witted secret agent would take on spy missions or other heroic activities with her partner, Eric. Her spy persona was withdrawn in later ads, and her being less favoured by audiences than by porn artists resulted in her discontinuation.
Pets•com/BarNone
1999-2013
This crude "spokespuppet" rode shotgun in a delivery van, documenting and playing with Pets•com's furry customers. He took America by storm, was sued by Robert Smigel and bankrupted the company due to their revenue failing to live up to their marketing budget.
Pets•com/BarNone
1999-2013
This crude "spokespuppet" rode shotgun in a delivery van, documenting and playing with Pets•com's furry customers. He took America by storm, was sued by Robert Smigel and bankrupted the company due to their revenue failing to live up to their marketing budget.
Confused•com
2010-2013
A feminised actualisation of the company icon, Cara would offer financial advice, pull objects of any size out of her pocket and sing in the voice of Louise Dearman. Her ads gained notoriety for their hypersexual imagery, not limited to her overanimated breasts.
Confused•com
2010-2013
A feminised actualisation of the company icon, Cara would offer financial advice, pull objects of any size out of her pocket and sing in the voice of Louise Dearman. Her ads gained notoriety for their hypersexual imagery, not limited to her overanimated breasts.
Virgin Cola
1999-2003
Designed by Jamie Hewlett and animated by the team behind Gorillaz' videos, this rollerskating, gunslinging babe was portrayed as running the Virgin HQ, or the Home of Hedonism. She only made three animated appearances prior to the cola's inevitable downfall.
Virgin Cola
1999-2003
Designed by Jamie Hewlett and animated by the team behind Gorillaz' videos, this rollerskating, gunslinging babe was portrayed as running the Virgin HQ, or the Home of Hedonism. She only made three animated appearances prior to the cola's inevitable downfall.
Arby's
2003-2005
A hapless, Tom Arnold-voiced glove animated at Vinton Studios, introduced to save the chain from a sales dip. As part of a fundraiser, Arby's sold him as real mitts. These were recalled due to the material being ill-equipped for oven duties, leading to his untimely end.
Arby's
2003-2005
A hapless, Tom Arnold-voiced glove animated at Vinton Studios, introduced to save the chain from a sales dip. As part of a fundraiser, Arby's sold him as real mitts. These were recalled due to the material being ill-equipped for oven duties, leading to his untimely end.
Bassett's & Beyond
1999-2002
Whenever Ben and Barkley - voiced by Marc Silk - ate a sweet of the B&B variety, they would be transported to an imaginary world of candy, where they could snowboard on the Dip Dab Slopes or surf alongside Moo Choo cows depending on which sweet they chose.
Bassett's & Beyond
1999-2002
Whenever Ben and Barkley - voiced by Marc Silk - ate a sweet of the B&B variety, they would be transported to an imaginary world of candy, where they could snowboard on the Dip Dab Slopes or surf alongside Moo Choo cows depending on which sweet they chose.
Wotsits
1997-2001
Designed by Deane Taylor, a wisecracking yet vulnerable kid who would command the Whopping Wotsit - a Wotsit bestowed with superpowers by aliens due to a misunderstanding - to help him inflict violence upon bullies or other men who got in his or his girlfriend's way.
Wotsits
1997-2001
Designed by Deane Taylor, a wisecracking yet vulnerable kid who would command the Whopping Wotsit - a Wotsit bestowed with superpowers by aliens due to a misunderstanding - to help him inflict violence upon bullies or other men who got in his or his girlfriend's way.
KP Nuts
1976-1978
A short-lived British attempt to capitalise on Peanuts. Basil was depicted as ambitious yet naïve, an aspiring peanut farmer who loved KP more than he could fully comprehend. Animation providers included Richard Williams and presumably Bill Melendez.
KP Nuts
1976-1978
A short-lived British attempt to capitalise on Peanuts. Basil was depicted as ambitious yet naïve, an aspiring peanut farmer who loved KP more than he could fully comprehend. Animation providers included Richard Williams and presumably Bill Melendez.
Meadow Gold
1953-1980's
A mascot designed by Mary Blair and drawn by her at all times up until the early 60's, who even after her retirement has remained a style icon for her boundless fashion sense.
Meadow Gold
1953-1980's
A mascot designed by Mary Blair and drawn by her at all times up until the early 60's, who even after her retirement has remained a style icon for her boundless fashion sense.
Quisp
1965-2023
A loopy, flying alien designed by Jay Ward and voiced by Daws Butler. When he wasn't quarrelling with his rival, Quake, over whose cereal was better - instead of saving people from certain death - he was stopping intergalactic or earthly threats alongside his sidekick, Qunchy.
Quisp
1965-2023
A loopy, flying alien designed by Jay Ward and voiced by Daws Butler. When he wasn't quarrelling with his rival, Quake, over whose cereal was better - instead of saving people from certain death - he was stopping intergalactic or earthly threats alongside his sidekick, Qunchy.
Wilkins Coffee
1957-1991
Two of Jim Henson's first Muppets were built to represent Wilkins as well as other brands of coffee or bread. The ads portrayed Wontkins refusing to drink the coffee no matter what the situation, prompting Wilkins to punish him using violence or murder.
Wilkins Coffee
1957-1991
Two of Jim Henson's first Muppets were built to represent Wilkins as well as other brands of coffee or bread. The ads portrayed Wontkins refusing to drink the coffee no matter what the situation, prompting Wilkins to punish him using violence or murder.
Quake and Orange Quangaroos
1965-1976
A bumbling superhero designed by Jay Ward and voiced by William Conrad, who lived with his mother within the centre of the earth. He was mostly seen quibbling with Quisp over whose cereal was better, but consumers favoured Quisp over both of his cereals.
Quake and Orange Quangaroos
1965-1976
A bumbling superhero designed by Jay Ward and voiced by William Conrad, who lived with his mother within the centre of the earth. He was mostly seen quibbling with Quisp over whose cereal was better, but consumers favoured Quisp over both of his cereals.
Orange Quangaroos
1972-1976
Simon, voiced by Bill Scott, was hired as a reinforcement against Quisp by Quake when consumers voted his cereal out of existence, asserting dominance using kicks and tail whacks. His cereal, however, divided Americans and lost another poll to Quisp.
Orange Quangaroos
1972-1976
Simon, voiced by Bill Scott, was hired as a reinforcement against Quisp by Quake when consumers voted his cereal out of existence, asserting dominance using kicks and tail whacks. His cereal, however, divided Americans and lost another poll to Quisp.