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Trauma Félix 🥺

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A little something I made for Krazy Kat's source birthday! Happy Birthday!!! @romanticbluesishere

Say Happy Birthday to them ‼️‼️‼️‼️

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The car..... <3

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First post here ever, kinda nervous-

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Erm...the sillies....

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I couldn't help it 💔

Original pic below!

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HAHA! Random song art!!!

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woah imagine getting a partner server woah....

PLEASE JOIN ‼️‼️‼️

It's nice seeing all your faces and I'd love to see some of my mutuals stop by!

Yes, I'm talking about YOU!

WE GOT A DISCORD SERVER 😼👜

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bro the plot is lost

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YA ES JUNIO GENTE, SABEN LO QUE SIGNIFICA??? conseguir un combo de nachos :D

Me gusta pensar que estos 3 son amigos pq no he visto que alguien los ponga juntos así que me toca hacerles su grupito (y si hay probablemente ni tienen nombre)

Felix es la tercera rueda en ese grupo pero lo usa para molestar a los otros 2 muejejeje, y finalmente el bendystraw va dedicado para una antigua amiga que quise muxo :3 (vivan los gais)

IN ENGLISH BELOW, FRIENDS!!

Group of three who just act like fools, I think no one had made their group or given them a name, so I had to do it. Felix is the third wheel of the group, but it doesn't bother him, he likes to get involved in the relationship of the other two. The bendystraw It's dedicated to an old friend :3

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This is the first time I've tried this style at Whiteboard ‼️🥺

I don't know if it turned out well or not but I'm pretty happy with it and wanted to send it to everyone to see 🥺💖

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That Little Black Cat Who Changed the World — To Felix the Cat

When we speak of animation’s history, when we recall the humor and whimsy flickering on the screen, there sits a little black cat in the corner of our memories, grinning all the while. He needs no fancy special effects, no thunderous soundtracks. With just a few strokes of black-and-white lines, a playful stride, and an incomparable comic charm, he conquered audiences for an entire century. He is Felix the Cat, the very first cartoon star, a black cat who bore witness to humanity’s laughter and sorrow through the ages.

Felix was born in the silent, black-and-white film era of the 1920s—a time of rapid human progress. When he first appeared on the silver screen, Charles Lindbergh had yet to cross the Atlantic, the shadow of World War I still lingered, and television had not yet entered the homes of ordinary families. In that fresh, pioneering era, Felix’s astonishing humor and nimble antics quickly propelled him to the pinnacle of popular entertainment. He appeared not only in movie theaters but also on stationery, toys, and even in early television commercials, becoming a household name. He was more than a cartoon cat; he was a symbol of his age, the forerunner of animation’s rise into mass culture.

Yet Felix was never merely a charming mascot. He possessed a singular personality: free-spirited and sly yet innocent, at times irreverent, and always ready to show cleverness and courage when it mattered most. He never spoke, but his body language was infinitely expressive; he had no dialogue, yet he could make viewers laugh out loud. This was pure performance art—the soul painstakingly drawn by the early animators. Felix wasn’t just sketched on film—he was “performed” into life.

To me, Felix embodies a chapter of my own childhood. Those afternoons laughing ourselves silly in front of the television, those secret doodles of his silhouette in the margins of my notebooks—all taught me that humor needs neither elaborate setup nor flowery language. Felix showed us that with creativity and character, even the simplest figure can shine. He reminded us that a mere black shape with big eyes can make the world smile.

As eras passed, countless cartoon characters have come and gone, styles have evolved and technologies advanced, yet Felix still stands quietly at the starting line of animation’s history. He witnessed the rise of Mickey Mouse, the end of World War II, the spread of television, the birth of Pixar, and now today’s streaming age. Though he may no longer be a mainstream icon, he has never been forgotten. He is the “star” behind those cartoon stars—had he not blazed the trail, our modern, kaleidoscopic world of animation might never have blossomed so brightly.

Now, Felix’s image may no longer grace prime time, but his spirit still lingers at the roots of every creative spark. He is a piece of history, the genesis of a collective memory, the witness to an art form’s journey from infancy to maturity. Whenever we leaf through those century-old animation sketches, whenever someone sets out to tell a new Felix story, we feel that spark from a hundred years ago—a charm that transcends all language and needs no explanation.

So let us remember that little black cat with gratitude and reverence: the one who made our world lighter, and our hearts happier. Perhaps in the future Felix will surprise us anew, perhaps he will reappear in another guise. No matter what form he takes, we will always know him as Felix the Cat—animation’s very first superstar, an irresistible star of tomorrow.

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Felix the cat evil yuri (they steal ur wallet money when ur not looking)

Im sorry i promise to tag accualy good felix stuff under the tag from now on i apologise

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please I desperately need more felix and oswald or just one of em 😭 u don't have to ofc 😋 [they're my favourite]

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Craving Arson