Sylvester
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I'm an animal. Not a monster.


- —Point Laser Point
| Sylvester | |
| Gender | Male |
| Songs sung | 1 |
| Relationships | Granny (Owner) Tweety (Housemate/Enemy) Alan (Brother) |
| Voiced by | Jeff Bergman |
Sylvester is Granny's pet cat. He spends most of his time trying to figure out how to catch Granny's pet bird, Tweety.
Summary
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Sylvester made his first appearance, though only a silent cameo in The Jailbird and Jailbunny, during the song Blow My Stack, when Yosemite Sam was singing about not being able to count to three at an anger management class.
In Devil Dog, Sylvester was chasing after Tweety, and just when he catches up to him, the Tasmanian Devil, as a twist to the usual antics, shows up and Tweety notices that Taz is behind Sylvester and says "I tawt I saw a Tasmanian Devil". Sylvester doesn't believe Tweety and grabs him. Taz is right behind Sylvester ready to eat them both. Sylvester notices and start running away from him. Tweety and Sylvester manage to escape Taz, by running to the kitchen, as he ate the table and Tweety flying away up the chimney with Sylvester on his legs. After Taz falls back to Daffy and Bugs, they both run back inside of Granny's mansion.
In Eligible Bachelors, Sylvester tries to catch Tweety with a golf club, but he landed in the chimney. He later appeared in the end when Tweety tells him that he fought in World War II and also tells him Tweety's gender.
He also appears in Double Date in the Merrie Melodie trying to eat Tweety and singing about being polite.
He later appeared in To Bowl or Not to Bowl in the Merrie Melodie Yellow Bird, getting pummeled by Crusher and also trying to catch Tweety at a beach.Also,he would knock down a little girls castles.
He appears yet again briefly in Newspaper Thief in the Merrie Melody when he once again manages to catch Tweety, but he's soaked through by a tidal wave from the Tasmanian Devil.
He appears again as a main character in Point, Laser Point, where he gets obsessed with a red dot, and has to go to Witch Lezah's counseling. But then he finds out that his problem is that he misses his mother. Then he reazlises he should just catch Tweety.
Appearances
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Season 1
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- 103. Jailbird and Jailbunny (debut/Merrie Melodies)
- 108. Devil Dog
- 110. Eligible Bachelors
- 112. Double Date (Merrie Melodies)
- 113. To Bowl or Not to Bowl (Merrie Melodies)
- 114. Newspaper Thief (cameo in Merrie Melodies)
- 126. Point, Laser Point (most major role)
Season 2
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- 210. A Christmas Carol (cameo)
- 211. We're In Big Truffle (cameo)
- 214. The Black Widow (cameo)
- 217. Gribbler's Quest (Merrie Melodies)
- 218. The Grand Old Duck of York (cameo)
- 219. Ridiculous Journey
Trivia
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- Even though Sylvester appeared in The Jailbird and Jailbunny, his first speaking role was in Devil Dog.
- Sylvester has evidently been given a style change since his last series appearance: He has gained a more slender, shorter body and his canine teeth have become more prominent and sharp, making him appear more like a housecat. In Season Two he ressembles more like his classic-era counterpart.
- Sylvester originally thought Tweety was female, but was corrected on this in Eligible Bachelors.
- Like Daffy, he has a lisp when he speaks.
- Sylvester has both a mother and a brother, revealed in Point, Laser Point.
- Sylvester makes a very brief cameo in The Black Widow, where Lola releases him from a bag she was carrying. This is a reference to the saying, "letting the cat out of the bag", as a metaphor for telling the truth.
- So far, in Season 2 all his appearances have been cameos.
- In the video game, There Goes the Neighberhood, he could fly, roller skate, and shoot fake fists.
- Sylvester makes two cameos in The Grand Old Duck of York. The first one is at Granny's Mansion, when he is about to grab Tweety, but falls down due to Daffy's terrible piano playing. He later appears in the end, where Tweety, tired of hearing Daffy's piano playing, opens Sylvester's mouth and gets in.