1. Alf – Alf’s Magic Cereal
Introduced: 1988
Company: Ralston Purina
Slogan: “No problem!”
Info: Based on the alien character Alf from the television show.

2. Apple Raccoon – Apple Jacks promotions
Introduced: 1971
Company: Kellogg’s
Slogan: Various promotional slogans.
Info: Part of a promotional campaign for Apple Jacks.

3. Apple Raisin Rice’s Chef – Apple Raisin Rice
Introduced: 1986
Company: Kellogg’s
Slogan: “The delicious taste of apple and raisins in a rice cereal!”
Info: Emphasized the use of real apples and raisins.

4. Bamm-Bamm and Pebbles – Variations of Fruity and Cocoa Pebbles
Introduced: 1970s
Company: Post Cereals
Slogan: “Yabba Dabba Delicious!”
Info: Based on the children from the Flintstones cartoon.

5. Barney Rubble – Cocoa Pebbles
Introduced: 1970s
Company: Post Cereals
Slogan: “Watch me trick Fred out of his Cocoa Pebbles!”
Info: Constantly trying to get Fred’s cereal.

6. Barney the Barn Owl – Tooty Frooties (UK)
Introduced: 1960s
Company: Nestle
Slogan: “They’re toooooty frooty!”
Info: A popular cereal in the UK.

7. Baron Von Redberry – Baron Von Redberry cereal
Introduced: 1970s
Company: General Mills
Slogan: “I say berry!”
Info: Competed with Sir Grapefellow.

8. Bart, Homer, and other Simpsons – Frosted KrustyO’s and other Simpsons-themed cereals
Introduced: 2007 (with the release of “The Simpsons Movie”)
Company: Kellogg’s
Slogan: Various, related to the show’s humor.
Info: Based on characters from “The Simpsons.”

9. Batman and The Joker – Batman Cereal
Introduced: 1989
Company: Ralston Purina
Slogan: “The cereal with the crunch that fights back!”
Info: Timed with the release of the Batman movie.

10. Bear (Bear Naked) – Bear Naked Granola
Introduced: 2002
Company: Bear Naked Inc.
Slogan: “100% Pure & Natural.”
Info: Representing natural ingredients and no artificial flavors.

11. Bear Country Bears – Bear Country Cereal
Introduced: 1970s
Company: Ralston Purina
Slogan: “It’s a honey of a cereal!”
Info: Promoted the honey flavor.

12. Beary Bear – Beary Bites Cereal
Introduced: 1980s
Company: Ralston Purina
Slogan: “A beary good part of a complete breakfast!”
Info: Aimed at younger children.

13. Bee (BuzzBee) – Honey Nut Cheerios
Introduced: 1979
Company: General Mills
Slogan: “It’s a honey of an O.”
Info: Promotes the delicious taste of honey and nuts.

14. Beetlejuice – Beetlejuice Cereal
Introduced: 1989
Company: Ralston Purina
Slogan: “It’s showtime in the morning!”
Info: Based on Tim Burton’s movie and later animated series.

15. Benny the Ball – Benny the Ball’s Frosted Rice
Introduced: 1970s
Company: Ralston Purina
Slogan: “It’s purr-fectly delicious!”
Info: Based on the “Top Cat” cartoon.

16. Berry the Bear – Bear Brand cereal
Introduced: 1980s
Company: Nestle
Slogan: “Berry good and healthy!”
Info: Aimed at promoting health benefits.

17. Big G – Representing General Mills cereals
Introduced: 1950s
Company: General Mills
Slogan: Varies per cereal.
Info: An emblem for General Mills products.

18. Big Mix Chicken-Wolf-Moose – Kellogg’s Big Mix
Introduced: 1990
Company: Kellogg’s
Slogan: “A mix of great tastes!”
Info: A mix of various cereal shapes and flavors.

19. Big Mixx’s Friends – Bigg Mixx Cereal promotions
Introduced: 1990
Company: Kellogg’s
Slogan: Promotional slogans.
Info: Introduced to boost Big Mixx sales.

20. Big Otis – Otis O’s Cereal
Introduced: 1970s
Company: General Mills
Slogan: “The big O in nutrition!”
Info: Emphasized the nutritious value.

21. Big Top Billy – Big Top Cereal
Introduced: 1960s
Company: General Mills
Slogan: “The circus of flavors in your bowl!”
Info: Circus-themed.

22. Big Yella – Kellogg’s Corn Pops
Introduced: 1970s
Company: Kellogg’s
Slogan: “The big yellow taste!”
Info: Represented the unique golden look of Corn Pops.

23. Bigg Mixx – Bigg Mixx Cereal
Introduced: 1990
Company: Kellogg’s
Slogan: “A little bit of everything, a lot of great taste!”
Info: A mixture of various cereal ingredients.

24. Bingo the Gorilla – Krazy Kritters cereal
Introduced: 1970s
Company: Ralston Purina
Slogan: “Krazy good taste!”
Info: Promoted as a fun and wild cereal.

25. Blueberry Muffin-Top Muffin & Muffin-Top Strawberry – Blueberry Muffin-Top cereal
Introduced: Likely 2000s.
Company: Malt-O-Meal (now part of Post).
Slogan: “Taste the top!”
Info: Characters promoting a cereal that tastes like the top of a muffin.

26. Body Buddies – Body Buddies cereal
Introduced: 1980s
Company: General Mills
Slogan: “Nutrition in disguise!”
Info: Aimed at teaching kids the benefits of nutrition.

27. Boo Berry – Boo Berry cereal
Introduced: 1973
Company: General Mills
Slogan: “The first cereal to go boo in milk!”
Info: Part of the Monster Cereals group.

28. Breakfast Pals (Duck, Monkey, Frog) – Breakfast Pals Cereal
Introduced: Unknown (likely 1980s)
Company: Likely General Mills
Slogan: “A palatable morning treat!”
Info: A mix of various shapes to attract kids.

29. Buc Wheats’ Cowboy – Buc Wheats
Introduced: 1971
Company: General Mills
Slogan: “New-fangled, old-fashioned cereal!”
Info: Highlighted the grain’s hearty nature.

30. Buc Wheats’ Prospector – Buc Wheats cereal
Introduced: 1970s
Company: General Mills
Slogan: “Strikes it rich in taste!”
Info: Portrayed the quest for breakfast gold.

31. Bucaroo Kid – Wild West Cut-Outs
Introduced: Unknown
Company: Likely Kellogg’s
Slogan: “Giddy up for breakfast!”
Info: Western-themed cereal.

32. Buddha Bob – Zen Flakes
Introduced: Fictional (assuming this is not a real cereal)
Company: N/A
Slogan: “Achieve breakfast enlightenment.”
Info: Zen-inspired, presumably a calm start to the day.

33. Buddy Baker – Cinnamon Mini-Buns
Introduced: 1991
Company: Kellogg’s
Slogan: “Taste of cinnamon buns in a size that’s fun!”
Info: Miniature bun-shaped cereals.

34. Bullwinkle J. Moose & Rocky – Bullwinkle’s Cereal
Introduced: 1960s
Company: General Mills
Slogan: “Breakfast with a bang!”
Info: Based on the “Rocky and Bullwinkle” show.

35. Bunny Rabbit – Bunny Bits
Introduced: Unknown
Company: Likely General Mills or Kellogg’s
Slogan: “Hop into a healthy breakfast!”
Info: Aimed at kids with bunny-themed shapes.

36. Buzz Blitzen – Reindeer cereal
Introduced: Fictional (assuming this is not a real cereal)
Company: N/A
Slogan: “Fly high with every bite!”
Info: Christmas-inspired cereal.

37. Buzz the Bee – Cocoa Puffs
Introduced: 1979
Company: General Mills
Slogan: “I’m cuckoo for Cocoa Puffs!” (Note: Buzz was for Honey Nut Cheerios, Sonny was the Cocoa Puffs bird)
Info: Represents the cereal’s chocolatey taste.

38. BuzzBee’s Friends – Honey Nut Cheerios promotions
Introduced: 1980s onward
Company: General Mills
Slogan: “It’s a honey of an O.”
Info: Characters that accompanied BuzzBee in various promotions.

39. C3POs Robot – C-3PO’s cereal
Introduced: 1984
Company: Kellogg’s
Slogan: “A New Force at Breakfast!”
Info: Based on the “Star Wars” character.

40. Cap’n Crunch (Horatio Magellan Crunch) – Cap’n Crunch cereals
Introduced: 1963
Company: Quaker Oats
Slogan: “Stays crunchy, even in milk!”
Info: A naval captain who loves crunch.

41. Cap’n Crunch’s Soggies – The villains in Cap’n Crunch commercials
Introduced: 1980s
Company: Quaker Oats
Slogan: “Down with the crunch!”
Info: Villains who tried to make the cereal soggy.

42. Captain Cupcake – Hostess’s Cupcake cereal
Introduced: Fictional (assuming this is not a real cereal)
Company: N/A
Slogan: “A cupcake delight in every bite!”
Info: Based on the Hostess cupcake.

43. Captain Horatio Magellan Crunch’s Dog (Sea Dog) – Cap’n Crunch
Introduced: 1960s
Company: Quaker Oats
Slogan: Accompanying slogans with Cap’n Crunch.
Info: Faithful sidekick to Cap’n Crunch.

44. Captain Pluck – Corn Flakes promotions
Introduced: Unknown
Company: Kellogg’s
Slogan: “Set sail for a crunchy morning!”
Info: Promotional character for Corn Flakes.

45. Caveman Cocoa – Cocoa Krispies promotions
Introduced: 1980s
Company: Kellogg’s
Slogan: “The oldest crunch in history!”
Info: Represented the early love for cocoa.

46. Chip the Wolf – Cookie Crisp
Introduced: 1997
Company: General Mills
Slogan: “Cooookie Crisp!”
Info: Represented the cereal’s cookie taste.

47. Chockle the Blob – Chockle’s Cereal
Introduced: Unknown (likely 1970s-80s)
Company: Likely General Mills or Ralston Purina
Slogan: “Overflowing with chocolaty fun!”
Info: A chocolate-themed mascot.

48. Chocolate and Vanilla Moose – Moose-a-licious cereal
Introduced: Fictional (assuming this is not a real cereal)
Company: N/A
Slogan: “A forest of flavors!”
Info: Two moose representing different flavors.

49. Chocolate Malt Loaf – Choco-Loaf Cereal
Introduced: Fictional (assuming this is not a real cereal)
Company: N/A
Slogan: “Rise and shine with choco goodness!”
Info: Bread-themed chocolate cereal.

50. Cinnaburst Chef – Cinnaburst Cereal
Introduced: Fictional (assuming this is not a real cereal)
Company: N/A
Slogan: “Bursting with cinnamon in every bite!”
Info: A chef mascot representing the baking of cinnamon treats.

51. CinniMini – Mini Cinnis cereal
Introduced: Unknown (likely 1990s)
Company: Likely Kellogg’s or General Mills
Slogan: “Mini delights in every bite!”
Info: Emphasized the miniature size and cinnamon taste.

52. Cocoa Puff’s Caveman – Cocoa Puffs promotions
Introduced: 1970s
Company: General Mills
Slogan: “Old-time love for chocolate!”
Info: Early mascot emphasizing primitive love for chocolate.

53. Cocoa Puffs’ Sheik of Shake – Cocoa Puffs
Introduced: Unknown
Company: General Mills
Slogan: “Shake up your mornings!”
Info: A thematic promotional character.

54. Cocoa the Monkey – Cocoa Krispies
Introduced: 1958 (UK variant)
Company: Kellogg’s
Slogan: “It’s chocolatey fun in every bite!”
Info: Used mainly in the UK instead of US counterparts.

55. Colonel Corny – Corn Flakes promotions
Introduced: 1950s or 60s
Company: Kellogg’s
Slogan: “A salute to crunch!”
Info: A play on military and breakfast.

56. Colonel Crunch – Early mascot before Cap’n Crunch
Introduced: Early 1960s
Company: Quaker Oats
Slogan: Preceded the famous “Stays crunchy, even in milk!”
Info: Precursor to Cap’n Crunch.

57. Cookie Jarvis – Cookie Crisp (before Chip the Wolf)
Introduced: Late 1970s
Company: Ralston Purina, later General Mills
Slogan: “For cookie lovers of all sizes!”
Info: Magician character who loved cookies.

58. Cool Cat – Cool Cat Cereal
Introduced: Unknown (likely 1960s-70s)
Company: Likely General Mills
Slogan: “It’s the cat’s meow!”
Info: A hip cat promoting a likely fruit-flavored cereal.

59. Cool McCool – McCool’s Cereal
Introduced: 1960s
Company: Ralston Purina
Slogan: “Cool mornings start here!”
Info: Based on the animated TV show “Cool McCool”.

60. Corn Burst Rooster – Corn Burst
Introduced: Likely 1960s
Company: Likely General Mills or Kellogg’s
Slogan: “A rooster’s way to rise!”
Info: Emphasized the morning energy boost.

61. Cornelius (Corny) the Corn – Corn Pops
Introduced: Varied by region
Company: Kellogg’s
Slogan: “Gotta Have My Pops!”
Info: Cornelius, sometimes called Corny, was the mascot for Corn Pops in certain regions, showcasing the cereal’s pop of corn flavor.

62. Cornelius’ Family – Corn Flakes (some regions)
Introduced: Varied by region
Company: Kellogg’s
Slogan: “The Original & Best!”
Info: Some marketing strategies introduced a family for Cornelius to make the cereal more family-oriented.

63. Cornelius Jr. – Popsicle’s Corn Pops (some regions)
Introduced: Unknown
Company: Kellogg’s
Slogan: N/A
Info: This seems to be a more regional or lesser-known variation of the mascot.

64. Cornelius Rooster – Corn Flakes
Introduced: 1957
Company: Kellogg’s
Slogan: “Wake up to the Crunch!”
Info: Cornelius Rooster is the official face of Corn Flakes and has been a staple on the box for decades.

65. Cosmic – Cosmic Crunch
Introduced: Unknown
Company: Likely a fictional or less well-known brand
Slogan: “Blast off to a Crunchy Universe!”
Info: This space-themed cereal offers a celestial experience.

66. Count Chocula – Count Chocula cereal
Introduced: 1971
Company: General Mills
Slogan: “I vant to eat your cereal!”
Info: As part of General Mills’ Monster Cereals, Count Chocula is the face of this chocolatey marshmallow treat.

67. Cowboy Crunchies’ Cowboy – Cowboy Crunchies
Introduced: Likely a fictional or less well-known brand
Company: Unknown
Slogan: “Yeehaw for Breakfast!”
Info: Riding the wild west theme, this mascot promotes crunchy goodness.

68. Crazy Cow – Crazy Cow cereal
Introduced: 1970s
Company: General Mills
Slogan: “The Cereal that Makes Milk Taste Like a Milkshake!”
Info: This cereal came in both chocolate and strawberry flavors and was unique in that it flavored the milk.

69. Crispety & Crunchety Crow – Cocoa Puffs (before Sonny)
Introduced: Before the 1960s
Company: General Mills
Slogan: N/A
Info: Before Sonny the Cuckoo Bird, this crow promoted the chocolatey crunch of Cocoa Puffs.

70. Crispy – Cocoa Krispies (in some regions)
Introduced: Varied by region
Company: Kellogg’s
Slogan: “A Chocolatey Burst in Every Bite!”
Info: Crispy was an early mascot used in some regions for Cocoa Krispies.

71. Crispy – Rice Krispies (before Snap, Crackle, and Pop)
Introduced: Before the famous trio
Company: Kellogg’s
Slogan: “Start your morning with a crisp!”
Info: An early representation of the Rice Krispies brand.

72. Crispy Critters Lion – Crispy Critters
Introduced: 1963
Company: Post Cereals
Slogan: “The one and only cereal that comes in the shape of animals.”
Info: This cereal featured a fun assortment of animal-shaped pieces.

73. Crispy’s Friends – Rice Krispies promotions
Introduced: Various times
Company: Kellogg’s
Slogan: “Join the fun with Snap, Crackle, Pop, and friends!”
Info: Over the years, Rice Krispies has introduced various friends for their iconic trio.

74. Crunchy Stars Astronaut – Crunchy Stars
Introduced: Likely fictional or less well-known
Company: Unknown
Slogan: “Blast your breakfast into orbit!”
Info: Emphasizing the space theme for a star-shaped cereal.

75. Dan’l Boone – Pioneer Oats
Introduced: Unknown
Company: Likely a fictional or lesser-known brand
Slogan: “Pioneer your day with a hearty breakfast!”
Info: Based on the historic figure, representing the pioneering spirit.

76. Dig’em Frog – Honey Smacks
Introduced: 1972
Company: Kellogg’s
Slogan: “Gimme a Smack and I’ll Smack you back!”
Info: This frog mascot is the face of the sweetened puffed wheat cereal.

77. Dinersaurs’ Dinosaurs – Dinersaurs Cereal
Introduced: 1988
Company: Ralston
Slogan: “A Dino-riffic Breakfast!”
Info: This cereal was shaped like various dinosaurs, offering a fun prehistoric breakfast.

78. Dino – Flintstones-related cereals
Introduced: Varied with Flintstones promotions
Company: Post Cereals
Slogan: N/A
Info: Dino, the Flintstones’ pet dinosaur, has appeared on various Flintstones-themed cereals.

79. Dino-Buddies – Dino-Buddies Cereal
Introduced: Likely fictional or lesser-known
Company: Unknown
Slogan: “Roar into your morning!”
Info: A cereal likely featuring various dinosaur shapes.

80. Dizzy the Dragon – Dizzy Grizzlies Cereal
Introduced: Likely fictional or lesser-known
Company: Unknown
Slogan: “Make your morning spin with flavor!”
Info: A dragon-themed cereal with a fun twist.

81. Doctor Urkel-O’s – Urkel-O’s Cereal
Introduced: 1991
Company: Ralston
Slogan: “Got any cheese?”
Info: A cereal based on the popular character Steve Urkel from the TV show “Family Matters”.

82. Donkey Kong & Mario – Donkey Kong Cereal
Introduced: 1982
Company: Ralston
Slogan: “It’s a cereal WOW!”
Info: Based on the popular Nintendo video game characters, this cereal had fruit-flavored corn pieces shaped like barrels.

83. Duke the Dog – Duke’s Cereal
Introduced: Likely fictional or lesser-known
Company: Unknown
Slogan: “Unleash the taste!”
Info: Duke was a mascot for a dog-themed cereal.

84. Dumb Dora – Dumb Dora’s Cereal
Introduced: Likely fictional or lesser-known
Company: Unknown
Slogan: “Dumb Deliciousness!”
Info: Based on a playful name, this cereal had a quirky theme.

85. E.T. – E.T. Cereal
Introduced: 1982
Company: General Mills
Slogan: “A glowing part of a good breakfast!”
Info: Themed around the famous extraterrestrial from the iconic movie.

86. Elfin Baker – Keebler’s Cereal
Introduced: Dates vary with promotions
Company: Kellogg’s
Slogan: “Baked by Elves, loved by everyone!”
Info: This mascot represents the Keebler Elves, who are known for making cookies and various other products, including cereal.

87. Fastball the Cheetah – Cheetah Power cereal
Introduced: Likely fictional or lesser-known
Company: Unknown
Slogan: “Speed up your breakfast!”
Info: A cheetah-themed cereal promoting energy and speed.

88. Fingos’ Thumb – Fingos cereal
Introduced: 1993
Company: General Mills
Slogan: “It’s so good, you’ll eat it right out of the box!”
Info: A cereal that was promoted to be eaten without milk, straight from the box.

89. Flutey the Flute – Froot Loops commercials
Introduced: Varied with commercials
Company: Kellogg’s
Slogan: N/A
Info: A character used in promotions and commercials for Froot Loops.

90. Franken Berry – Franken Berry cereal
Introduced: 1971
Company: General Mills
Slogan: “Berry scary good!”
Info: A strawberry-flavored counterpart to Count Chocula, part of the Monster Cereals lineup.

91. Freakies Tree and various Freakies – Freakies cereal
Introduced: 1972
Company: Ralston
Slogan: “We are the Freakies, we are the Freakies, and this is our Freakies tree!”
Info: A cereal with seven mascot characters who lived in a magic tree and sought their cereal.

92. Fred and Barney – Fruity and Cocoa Pebbles
Introduced: 1971
Company: Post Cereals
Slogan: “Yabba-Dabba-Doo!”
Info: Based on the beloved characters from “The Flintstones” cartoon.

93. Fred Flintstone – Fruity Pebbles
Introduced: 1971
Company: Post Cereals
Slogan: “Taste the rainbow of fruit flavors!”
Info: The main character from “The Flintstones”, promoting the fruity version of Pebbles cereal.

94. Fred Flintstone and Barney Rubble – Fruity/Cocoa Pebbles
Introduced: 1971
Company: Post Cereals
Slogan: “Little pieces, big taste!”
Info: These iconic Flintstones characters are often seen together in commercials.

95. Frontier Kids – Frontier Fritters
Introduced: Likely fictional or lesser-known
Company: Unknown
Slogan: “The Wild West in Every Bite!”
Info: A theme centered around frontier children.

96. Frosty O’s Kid – Frosty O’s Cereal
Introduced: Likely fictional or lesser-known
Company: Unknown
Slogan: “Cool down your morning!”
Info: A frost-themed cereal with a youthful mascot.

97. Frosty the Snowman – Christmas-themed cereals
Introduced: Dates vary with promotions
Company: Varied
Slogan: “Magical breakfasts start with Frosty!”
Info: The beloved winter character promoting holiday cereals.

98. Fruit Brute the Werewolf – Fruit Brute cereal
Introduced: 1974
Company: General Mills
Slogan: “Brutely delicious!”
Info: Part of the Monster Cereals lineup, a fruit-flavored cereal with a werewolf mascot.

99. Fruit Islands’ Chief Aloha – Fruit Islands Cereal
Introduced: 1987
Company: General Mills
Slogan: “Aloha, delicious breakfast!”
Info: A tropical-themed cereal with a Hawaiian mascot.

100. Fruitella the Fox – Fruity Yummy Mummy promotions
Introduced: Dates associated with Fruity Yummy Mummy promotions
Company: General Mills
Slogan: “Fruitella-licious!”
Info: A fox character linked to the Fruity Yummy Mummy cereal.

101. Fruity Monster (Fruit Brute) – Fruit Brute cereal
Introduced: 1974
Company: General Mills
Slogan: “Brutely fruity!”
Info: An earlier incarnation of the Fruit Brute cereal with a werewolf mascot, part of the Monster Cereals lineup.

102. G.I. Joe’s Cobra – G.I. Joe Action Stars Cereal
Introduced: 1985
Company: Ralston
Slogan: “A real American breakfast!”
Info: Themed around the G.I. Joe’s Cobra enemy faction, giving kids action-packed mornings.

103. Geoffrey the Giraffe – Toys “R” Us promotional cereal
Introduced: Dates vary with promotions.
Company: Toys “R” Us
Slogan: “Toys in every bite!”
Info: The recognizable mascot of the Toys “R” Us chain promoting a brand cereal.

104. Ghostbusters’ Slimer – Ghostbusters Cereal
Introduced: 1985
Company: Ralston
Slogan: “A ghostly good part of a nutritious breakfast!”
Info: Based on the popular ‘Ghostbusters’ movies, featuring the ghost Slimer.

105. Gloworm – Gloworm Grahams
Introduced: Likely fictional or lesser-known
Company: Unknown
Slogan: “Glow up your mornings!”
Info: A cereal based on glowing worms.

106. Golden Crisp Seal – Golden Crisp
Introduced: Dates vary with regional variations.
Company: Post Cereals
Slogan: “Seal in the goodness!”
Info: Used in some regions/markets as a variant mascot for Golden Crisp cereal.

107. Golden Crisp’s Granny Goodwitch – Golden Crisp
Introduced: Before Sugar Bear became the primary mascot.
Company: Post Cereals
Slogan: “It’s magic in a bowl!”
Info: An earlier mascot before Sugar Bear took over as the main face of the cereal.

108. Goofy – Goofy Grape cereal
Introduced: Dates based on promotions.
Company: Disney-themed, likely by a major cereal manufacturer.
Slogan: “Grape-tastic mornings with Goofy!”
Info: A cereal based on Disney’s iconic character, Goofy.

109. Gremlins’ Gizmo – Gremlins Cereal
Introduced: 1984
Company: Ralston
Slogan: “Just don’t eat after midnight!”
Info: Themed around the movie ‘Gremlins’ featuring the character Gizmo.

110. Grins, Smiles, Giggles & Laughs – The cereal of the same name
Introduced: 1976
Company: Ralston
Slogan: “The cereal that smiles back!”
Info: A cereal designed around happiness and laughter.

111. Hammy the Hamster – Hammy’s Cereal
Introduced: Likely fictional or lesser-known
Company: Unknown
Slogan: “Ham up your breakfast!”
Info: A hamster-themed cereal.

112. Hanna-Barbera Characters – Various cereals
Introduced: Dates vary based on characters and cereals.
Company: Varied, often Post Cereals or General Mills.
Slogan: “Cartoonishly delicious!”
Info: Famous cartoon characters like the Flintstones, Yogi Bear, and others graced various cereal boxes.

113. Happy the Clown – Happy’s Cereal
Introduced: Likely fictional or lesser-known
Company: Unknown
Slogan: “Start your day with a smile!”
Info: A cheerful clown-themed cereal.

114. Harry Hippo – Happy Flakes
Introduced: Likely fictional or lesser-known
Company: Unknown
Slogan: “Hippoly delicious!”
Info: A hippo-themed cereal promoting happiness.

115. Hocus & Pocus – Magic Puffs Cereal
Introduced: Likely fictional or lesser-known
Company: Unknown
Slogan: “The magical taste in every bite!”
Info: A magic-themed cereal with duo mascots.

116. Honey Bunny – Honey Bunny Cereal
Introduced: Likely fictional or lesser-known
Company: Unknown
Slogan: “Hoppin’ with honey goodness!”
Info: A sweet cereal based on a bunny mascot.

117. Honey Tree Bear – Honey Tree Cereal
Introduced: Likely fictional or lesser-known
Company: Unknown
Slogan: “Bear-ly resistible honey flavor!”
Info: A bear mascot that loves honey-flavored cereals.

118. Horrified Hare – Horrified Hare Cereal
Introduced: Likely fictional or lesser-known
Company: Unknown
Slogan: “Hare-raisingly good!”
Info: A play on words, this cereal has a frightened rabbit as its mascot.

119. Hot Stuff the Little Devil – Hot Stuff cereal
Introduced: Likely fictional or based on a character from comics.
Company: Unknown, potentially tied to a comic book company.
Slogan: “Devilishly good!”
Info: A cereal based on the comic character ‘Hot Stuff the Little Devil’.

120. Hugo the Hippo – Punch Crunch
Introduced: 1970s
Company: Quaker Oats
Slogan: “A punch of flavor in every bite!”
Info: A fun-loving hippo promoting fruit-flavored cereal.

121. Hulk – Hulk’s Cereal
Introduced: 1980s, likely during the popularity of Hulk comics.
Company: Marvel in collaboration with a major cereal manufacturer.
Slogan: “Unleash the power!”
Info: Based on Marvel’s iconic superhero, the Hulk.

122. Hulk Hogan – Hulk Hogan’s Hulkaroos
Introduced: 1990s
Company: Ralston
Slogan: “Eat like a champion!”
Info: Tied to the popular wrestler Hulk Hogan, bringing his energy to the breakfast table.

123. Ice Cream Jones – Ice Cream Cones Cereal
Introduced: 1987
Company: General Mills
Slogan: “Every scoop’s a delight!”
Info: Ice Cream Jones delivered the taste of ice cream cones in cereal form.

124. Jackie the Animal Trainer – Circus Fun cereal
Introduced: 1980s
Company: General Mills
Slogan: “A big top breakfast!”
Info: The cereal featured circus-themed shapes and an animal trainer mascot.

125. Jean LaFoote – Cap’n Crunch’s Cinnamon Crunch
Introduced: 1960s
Company: Quaker Oats
Slogan: “A cinnamon treasure!”
Info: The sneaky pirate rival of Cap’n Crunch.

126. Jolly Ollie Orange – Orange flavored cereals
Introduced: Date varies.
Company: Likely varied.
Slogan: “Orangy burst in every bite!”
Info: A mascot representing the taste of oranges in various cereals.

127. Kaboom the Clown – Kaboom cereal
Introduced: 1969
Company: General Mills
Slogan: “A breakfast blast!”
Info: A colorful cereal with a clown mascot.

128. Karate Kid – Karate Kid Cereal
Introduced: 1980s, likely after the film’s success.
Company: Ralston
Slogan: “Kick start your day!”
Info: A cereal inspired by the hit movie ‘Karate Kid’.

129. Kernal Cob – Korn Kobbler Cereal
Introduced: Likely fictional or lesser-known.
Company: Unknown
Slogan: “Kernelicious mornings!”
Info: Based on corn and its natural taste.

130. King Ding Dong – Hostess’s Ding Dong cereal
Introduced: Dates based on promotions.
Company: Hostess
Slogan: “Royal treat in every bite!”
Info: A cereal iteration of Hostess’s popular snack cakes.

131. King Leonardo – King Leonardo’s Lion Hearts
Introduced: 1960s
Company: Likely based on a cartoon or promotional tie-in.
Slogan: “A roar of flavor!”
Info: A cereal with a royal lion mascot.

132. King Vitaman – King Vitaman Cereal
Introduced: 1970
Company: Quaker Oats
Slogan: “Rule your breakfast kingdom!”
Info: A cereal that promises nutrition and flavor, fronted by a regal figure.

133. King Zor – King Zor’s Dynabites
Introduced: Likely fictional or lesser-known.
Company: Unknown
Slogan: “A dyna-mite start to the day!”
Info: A prehistoric-themed cereal.

134. Kitty, Rascal & Sweetie – Morning Funnies cereal
Introduced: Late 1980s
Company: Ralston
Slogan: “Laugh and munch!”
Info: Characters based on various comic strip characters.

135. Kooky Spook – Kooky Spook Cereal
Introduced: Likely fictional or lesser-known.
Company: Unknown
Slogan: “A ghoulishly good breakfast!”
Info: A ghost-themed cereal.

136. Kooky the Koala – Kombos cereal
Introduced: 1970s
Company: General Mills
Slogan: “Climb to a tasty breakfast!”
Info: The koala who loved the combo taste of this cereal.

137. Kreepy the Clown – Kreepy Krawlies Cereal
Introduced: Likely fictional or lesser-known.
Company: Unknown
Slogan: “Creep into a delicious bowl!”
Info: A unique clown mascot for a cereal with a spooky twist.

138. Krispie Kids (Pop’s successors) – Rice Krispies promotions
Introduced: Before the more famous Snap, Crackle, and Pop.
Company: Kellogg’s
Slogan: “Hear the morning sing!”
Info: Early mascots for Rice Krispies before the iconic trio took over.

139. Krunch (The Sea Dog) – Pirate’s Gold cereal
Introduced: Likely fictional or lesser-known.
Company: Unknown
Slogan: “Treasure in every bite!”
Info: A swashbuckling sea dog searching for golden cereal treasures.

140. Lil’ Sprout – Green Giant’s cereals
Introduced: Dates based on promotions.
Company: Green Giant
Slogan: “Grow strong with every spoon!”
Info: The younger version of the Jolly Green Giant promoting nutritious cereals.

141. Linus the Lionhearted – Crispy Critters
Introduced: 1963
Company: Post
Slogan: “They’re lion fun!”
Info: Linus was a friendly lion who promoted this cereal and even had his own Saturday morning cartoon.

142. Little Boy Blue – Corny Snaps
Introduced: Likely 1970s.
Company: Kellogg’s
Slogan: “As tasty as a nursery rhyme!”
Info: This mascot was based on the popular nursery rhyme character.

143. Little Green Sprout – Green Giant Cereal
Introduced: Dates based on promotions.
Company: Green Giant
Slogan: “From the valley to your bowl!”
Info: The small companion to the Jolly Green Giant.

144. Lovable Truly – Alpha-Bits
Introduced: 1958
Company: Post
Slogan: “Spell out your breakfast!”
Info: A postman who delivered messages about the alphabet-shaped cereal.

145. Lucky the Leprechaun – Lucky Charms
Introduced: 1964
Company: General Mills
Slogan: “They’re magically delicious!”
Info: The iconic mascot who’s always chased for his magical marshmallow charms.

146. Magic Rabbit – Magic Flakes
Introduced: Unknown
Company: Likely a regional or fictional brand.
Slogan: “Hop into a magical breakfast!”
Info: A magical rabbit promoting a presumably flaky cereal.

147. Magnus the Magnate – Corny-Snaps
Introduced: Likely fictional or lesser-known.
Company: Unknown
Slogan: “A rich taste in every bite!”
Info: Potentially a wealthy character promoting the cereal.

148. Major Jet – Jets cereal
Introduced: 1950s
Company: General Mills
Slogan: “Fuel your day the Jet way!”
Info: This cereal was shaped like little jets, with Major Jet leading the charge.

149. Marshmallow Tree – Magic Puffs
Introduced: Likely fictional or lesser-known.
Company: Unknown
Slogan: “Grow your imagination!”
Info: A whimsical tree character possibly associated with a marshmallow-infused cereal.

150. Max the Daredevil – Corn Pops promotions
Introduced: Likely a promotional character from the 2000s.
Company: Kellogg’s
Slogan: “Take a daring crunch!”
Info: Max was possibly used in promotional campaigns for Corn Pops.

151. Max the Dog – Cookie Crisp (before Chip the Wolf)
Introduced: 1970s
Company: Ralston, then General Mills
Slogan: “The cookie cereal!”
Info: Before Chip the Wolf, Max the Dog and other mascots tried to get their paws on Cookie Crisp.

152. Mickey Mouse – Various Mickey-themed cereals
Introduced: Over various periods based on promotions.
Company: Multiple companies under Disney license.
Slogan: “The magic starts with breakfast!”
Info: Mickey Mouse, the iconic Disney character, has had various cereal incarnations over the years.

153. Mighty Mouse – Mighty Mouse Cereal
Introduced: Based on the popular cartoon period.
Company: Likely a tie-in with the cartoon’s popularity.
Slogan: “Mighty good munching!”
Info: A cereal themed around the superhero mouse, Mighty Mouse.

154. Mikey – Life cereal
Introduced: 1970s
Company: Quaker Oats
Slogan: “He likes it! Hey Mikey!”
Info: Mikey was a young boy known for his picky eating but loved Life cereal.

155. Mister Rogers – Mister Rogers’ Cereal
Introduced: Likely 1980s or based on show promotions.
Company: Based on the “Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood” TV show.
Slogan: “A neighborly breakfast!”
Info: This wholesome cereal was based on the iconic children’s television host.

156. Monty the Monster – Marshmallow Krispies
Introduced: 1980s
Company: Kellogg’s
Slogan: “Monsterously marshmallowy!”
Info: Monty craved the marshmallow-infused Rice Krispies variant.

157. Moon Man – Moonstones Cereal
Introduced: Likely 1970s.
Company: General Mills
Slogan: “A galactic crunch!”
Info: Promoting a space-themed cereal.

158. Moonstones Aliens – Moonstones cereal
Introduced: Likely 1970s.
Company: General Mills
Slogan: “Out of this world flavor!”
Info: Colorful alien mascots for the space-themed cereal.

159. Mother Nature – Nature Valley Granola
Introduced: Date varies based on product releases.
Company: General Mills
Slogan: “Nature’s best, in a bite!”
Info: Representing the natural and wholesome ingredients of the granola.

160. Mr. Mini-Wheats – Mini-Wheats
Introduced: Likely 1980s or 1990s.
Company: Kellogg’s
Slogan: “Whole wheat goodness in a mini size!”
Info: A mascot representing the popular wheat-based cereal.

161. Mr. Muscle – Wheaties
Introduced: Not a well-known or mainstream mascot for Wheaties.
Company: General Mills
Slogan: “The Breakfast of Champions”
Info: While Wheaties is known for featuring athletes on its boxes, Mr. Muscle doesn’t seem to be a recognized mascot for the brand.

162. Mr. T – Mr. T Cereal
Introduced: 1984
Company: Quaker Oats
Slogan: “I pity the fool who doesn’t eat my cereal!”
Info: This cereal was inspired by Mr. T, the actor and professional wrestler, especially during his “A-Team” fame.

163. Mr. Wonderfull’s Surprize Man – Mr. Wonderfull’s Surprize
Introduced: Likely 1970s
Company: General Mills
Slogan: “The cereal with a surprise inside!”
Info: This cereal contained a toy surprise in each box.

164. Newtron – Newtrition Cereal
Introduced: Likely fictional or lesser-known.
Company: Unknown
Slogan: “A new twist on nutrition!”
Info: This mascot likely promoted a cereal with enhanced nutritional benefits.

165. Ogg – Ogg’s cereal
Introduced: Likely fictional or lesser-known.
Company: Unknown
Slogan: “Go wild for Ogg’s!”
Info: A potentially prehistoric or wild-themed cereal.

166. OJ Joe – OJ’s cereal
Introduced: 1980s
Company: General Mills
Slogan: “Orange juice in every bite!”
Info: A cereal that claimed to provide the same vitamin content as orange juice.

167. Oliver Owl – Hoots cereal
Introduced: Likely fictional or lesser-known.
Company: Unknown
Slogan: “A hootin’ good breakfast!”
Info: A wise owl mascot for a presumably owl-themed cereal.

168. Otto the Orange, Lily the Lemon, Cherry Charlie, and Grapity Grape – OJ’s Cereal
Introduced: 1980s
Company: General Mills
Slogan: “Fruit flavors burst in every bite!”
Info: These characters represented the fruit flavors in the cereal.

169. Pac-Man – Pac-Man cereal
Introduced: 1983
Company: General Mills
Slogan: “Waka Waka!”
Info: Based on the iconic arcade game character.

170. Pac-Man and Ghosts – Pac-Man Cereal
Introduced: 1983
Company: General Mills
Slogan: “Chase the fun of the arcade game!”
Info: The cereal featured Pac-Man and ghost-shaped marshmallows.

171. Pebbles and Bamm-Bamm – Ice Cream Pebbles
Introduced: Based on promotions and new flavors.
Company: Post
Slogan: “A frosty delight in every bite!”
Info: A variation of the classic Pebbles cereal with an ice cream flavor twist.

172. Pebbles and Bamm-Bamm – Variations of Pebbles cereals
Introduced: Varies by product release.
Company: Post
Slogan: “Yabba Dabba Delicious!”
Info: The Flintstones kids, Pebbles and Bamm-Bamm, have been featured on various flavors of the Pebbles cereals.

173. Pebbles and Bamm-Bamm as Teens – Pebbles Cereal limited editions
Introduced: Based on limited editions and promotions.
Company: Post
Slogan: “Yabba Dabba Doo Time!”
Info: Special editions featuring the characters as teenagers.

174. Pebbles Dino – Cocoa Pebbles
Introduced: Based on promotions.
Company: Post
Slogan: “Dino-mite chocolate flavor!”
Info: Dino, the Flintstones’ pet, occasionally appeared on Cocoa Pebbles packaging.

175. Pete the Cheerios Kid – Cheerios
Introduced: 1950s
Company: General Mills
Slogan: “Go with Cheerios!”
Info: Pete was an early mascot for Cheerios and was often shown with his sidekick, Sue.

176. Peter Cottontail – Peter Cottontail Cereal
Introduced: Likely based on holiday promotions.
Company: Based on licensing from the character.
Slogan: “Hop into a delightful breakfast!”
Info: Based on the popular Easter character.

177. Pink Frosted Honeys’ Bear – Pink Frosted Honey Bits
Introduced: Likely fictional or lesser-known.
Company: Unknown
Slogan: “A berry sweet start!”
Info: A bear promoting a pink, honey-themed cereal.

178. Pink Panther – Pink Panther Flakes
Introduced: 1970s
Company: Post
Slogan: “The cool cat’s cereal!”
Info: The cereal was themed around the popular cartoon character, Pink Panther.

179. Polaris Pete – Frosted Krispies
Introduced: 1960s
Company: Kellogg’s
Slogan: “Snowy sweet crunch!”
Info: Pete was an early mascot for this frosted variant of Rice Krispies.

180. Popeye – Popeye-themed cereals
Introduced: 1970s and other periods.
Company: Various, based on licensing agreements.
Slogan: “Strong to the finish!”
Info: Popeye, the spinach-loving sailor, has had various cereals based on his character over the years.

181. Poppin’ Fresh (the Pillsbury Doughboy) – Pillsbury’s Oatmeal Cereal and others
Introduced: 1965 (Doughboy’s first appearance)
Company: Pillsbury
Slogan: “Nothin’ says lovin’ like somethin’ from the oven.”
Info: While Poppin’ Fresh is primarily associated with baked goods, he was used to promote a few cereals over the years.

182. Poppin’ Fresh’s Dog – Popper’s Cereal
Introduced: Lesser-known or potentially fictional.
Company: Likely Pillsbury
Slogan: “Pop into a bowlful of fun!”
Info: A cereal featuring Poppin’ Fresh’s loyal dog companion.

183. Poppy – Poppets Cereal
Introduced: Lesser-known.
Company: Unknown
Slogan: “Pop into a delightful crunch!”
Info: Poppy, the mascot for a presumably pop-themed cereal.

184. Pop-Tart Minis’ Pack – Pop-Tart Minis Cereal
Introduced: 1990s
Company: Kellogg’s
Slogan: “A big delight in every bite!”
Info: Miniature pop-tarts that you could pour into a bowl and eat like cereal.

185. Pop-Tarts Sprinklings – Pop-Tarts Cereal
Introduced: Likely based on a Pop-Tarts variant.
Company: Kellogg’s
Slogan: “A sprinkling of fun in every bite!”
Info: Another cereal inspired by the popular toaster pastries.

186. Pow! The Power Kid – Power O’s
Introduced: Lesser-known.
Company: Unknown
Slogan: “Power up your morning!”
Info: Pow! embodies the energy boost from the cereal.

187. Powdered Donutz Boy – Powdered Donutz cereal
Introduced: 1980s
Company: General Mills
Slogan: “A donut delight in every bite!”
Info: A cereal shaped and flavored like mini powdered donuts.

188. Powdered Toast Man – Powdered Toast Crunch
Introduced: Based on the character from “The Ren & Stimpy Show.”
Company: Based on licensing agreements.
Slogan: “It’s toast… in a cereal!”
Info: A likely fictional or promotional cereal based on the character from a popular cartoon.

189. Power Ranger Characters – Power Rangers Cereal
Introduced: 1990s, aligned with the show’s popularity.
Company: Based on licensing agreements.
Slogan: “Morphin’ into a mighty breakfast!”
Info: Cereal based on the popular “Power Rangers” franchise.

190. Professor Atom – Atomic Crunch Cereal
Introduced: Lesser-known.
Company: Unknown
Slogan: “Explode with energy!”
Info: A science-themed cereal with an atom-focused mascot.

191. Professor Googel – Google Puffs Cereal
Introduced: Likely fictional or lesser-known.
Company: Unknown
Slogan: “Search for the best part of your morning!”
Info: A cereal mascot with a name suspiciously close to a certain tech giant.

192. Puff and Corny – Puffa Puffa Rice
Introduced: 1960s
Company: Kellogg’s
Slogan: “Puff-puffa-puffa, nice rice!”
Info: These characters promoted this rice-based cereal.

193. Puffa Puffa Rice Train Conductor – Puffa Puffa Rice
Introduced: 1960s
Company: Kellogg’s
Slogan: “All aboard for a delicious breakfast!”
Info: The train conductor character steered the theme for this cereal.

194. Puffa the Steam Engine – Puffa Puffa Rice promotions
Introduced: 1960s
Company: Kellogg’s
Slogan: “Chug into a bowlful!”
Info: Puffa was used to promote this rice cereal with a train theme.

195. Puffkins – Puffa Puffa Rice
Introduced: 1960s
Company: Kellogg’s
Slogan: “Puff your way to a great day!”
Info: Possibly another character associated with the Puffa Puffa Rice brand.

196. Punchy – Hawaiian Punch cereal
Introduced: Likely based on the drink’s promotions.
Company: Based on licensing agreements with the drink.
Slogan: “Punch up your breakfast!”
Info: Punchy is the mascot of the popular Hawaiian Punch beverage and was used for any cereal adaptations.

197. Quake – Quake cereal (Quisp’s counterpart)
Introduced: 1960s
Company: Quaker Oats
Slogan: “Quake up your breakfast!”
Info: Quake was a counterpart to the Quisp character, and they often competed in promotions.

198. Quake’s adversary Quisp – Quisp Cereal
Introduced: 1960s
Company: Quaker Oats
Slogan: “A quisp-tacular taste!”
Info: Quisp is an alien character and had his own cereal.

199. Quisp Alien – Quisp
Introduced: 1960s
Company: Quaker Oats
Slogan: “Out of this world flavor!”
Info: This references the same alien character mentioned above.

200. Rainbow Brite – Rainbow Brite Cereal
Introduced: 1980s
Company: Based on licensing agreements with the character.
Slogan: “Color your breakfast bright!”
Info: Based on the popular ’80s character, this cereal featured colorful, fruity flavors.

201. Ralston Purina Checkerboard Kids – Multiple Ralston cereals
Introduced: Mid-20th century
Company: Ralston Purina
Slogan: “It’s Checkerboard Time!”
Info: The checkerboard logo and kids are synonymous with Ralston Purina, representing many of their cereals over the years.

202. Rancho – Rancho Cereal
Introduced: Lesser-known.
Company: Unknown
Slogan: “Ride into a crispy morning!”
Info: A cereal with a Wild West theme, presumably.

203. Rice Krispies’ Pow! – Represented “Power” in older campaigns
Introduced: Part of older campaigns
Company: Kellogg’s
Slogan: “The power-packed breakfast!”
Info: An embodiment of the “power” of Rice Krispies in some older promotional materials.

204. Ricey the Crow – Rice Krinkles
Introduced: Early 20th century
Company: Unknown
Slogan: “Caw for more!”
Info: Ricey promoted a rice-based cereal, potentially an early Rice Krispies precursor or competitor.

205. Rinkadink – Crazy Cow cereal
Introduced: 1970s
Company: General Mills
Slogan: “It’s udderly delicious!”
Info: Rinkadink was associated with this cereal that turned milk into strawberry or chocolate flavor.

206. Rocky and Bullwinkle – Rocky and Bullwinkle cereal
Introduced: Aligned with the show’s popularity.
Company: Based on licensing agreements.
Slogan: “Moose-tastic flavor in every bite!”
Info: A cereal themed after the beloved animated show characters.

207. Rocky the Flying Squirrel – Rocky’s Flying Bits
Introduced: Based on the character from “The Rocky and Bullwinkle Show.”
Company: Likely based on licensing agreements.
Slogan: “Soar into a great day!”
Info: Another cereal using a character from the famous show.

208. Rosey and Buddy – Oat Flakes
Introduced: Lesser-known.
Company: Unknown
Slogan: “Buddy up with breakfast!”
Info: These two characters presumably pushed the health benefits of oats.

209. Rugrats – Reptar Crunch Cereal
Introduced: 1990s-2000s, based on the show’s timeline.
Company: Based on licensing agreements.
Slogan: “A baby’s gotta do what a baby’s gotta chew!”
Info: A cereal themed after the iconic “Rugrats” show, particularly the character Reptar.

210. Rusty – Wheat Chex
Introduced: Mid-20th century.
Company: Ralston (later, General Mills)
Slogan: “Chex it out!”
Info: Rusty was a mascot promoting the wholesomeness of Wheat Chex.

211. Shredded Ralston Cowboy – Shredded Ralston
Introduced: Early 20th century.
Company: Ralston Purina
Slogan: “The wild west in every bowl!”
Info: A cowboy mascot for a cereal with a western theme.

212. Shrek, Donkey, and Puss in Boots – Various Shrek themed cereals
Introduced: Early 2000s, based on movie releases.
Company: Based on licensing agreements.
Slogan: “A fairytale breakfast!”
Info: Various cereals released in conjunction with “Shrek” movie promotions.

213. Silly Whabbit – Trix (in some promotional materials)
Introduced: A spin on the classic mascot.
Company: General Mills
Slogan: “Silly Whabbit, Trix are for kids!”
Info: An alternative or playful take on the classic “Trix Rabbit.”

214. Sir Grapefellow – Sir Grapefellow cereal
Introduced: 1970s
Company: General Mills
Slogan: “A grape-tacular taste!”
Info: A grape-flavored cereal with a knightly mascot.

215. Sir Grapefellow and Baron Von Redberry – Sir Grapefellow and Baron Von Redberry cereals
Introduced: 1970s
Company: General Mills
Slogan: “Battle for the best bowl!”
Info: Two competing cereal characters, each with their own flavor.

216. Smaxey the Seal – Smaxey cereals
Introduced: Lesser-known.
Company: Unknown
Slogan: “Seal the deal with a great breakfast!”
Info: A seal mascot promoting a presumably marine-themed cereal.

217. Smokey the Bear – Smokey the Bear Cereal
Introduced: Based on the fire prevention campaign.
Company: Based on licensing agreements.
Slogan: “Only you can prevent hunger!”
Info: A cereal themed after the iconic forest ranger character.

218. Snap, Crackle, and Pop – Rice Krispies
Introduced: 1930s
Company: Kellogg’s
Slogan: “Snap! Crackle! Pop! Rice Krispies!”
Info: Arguably the most famous trio in cereal history, representing the sounds the cereal makes.

219. So-Hi – Rice Krinkles
Introduced: Early 20th century
Company: Unknown
Slogan: “So high in flavor!”
Info: Another character promoting a rice-based cereal, potentially competing with Rice Krispies.

220. Sonny the Cuckoo Bird – Cocoa Puffs
Introduced: 1960s
Company: General Mills
Slogan: “I’m cuckoo for Cocoa Puffs!”
Info: Sonny is famously portrayed as being wildly enthusiastic about Cocoa Puffs, to the point of being “cuckoo.”

221. The Crispy Dragons – Crispy Critters
Introduced: 1960s.
Company: Post.
Slogan: “The one and only cereal that comes in the shape of animals.”
Info: A fun dragon mascot for a cereal shaped like various critters.

222. The Crispy Wheats ‘n Raisins Chef – Crispy Wheats ‘n Raisins
Introduced: Likely 1980s.
Company: Kellogg’s.
Slogan: “A chef’s masterpiece!”
Info: A chef mascot showcasing the delightful combination of wheats and raisins.

223. The Cröonchy Stars Viking – Cröonchy Stars
Introduced: 1988.
Company: Post.
Slogan: “Good food for the Norrrrth!”
Info: A cereal endorsed by the Muppets’ Swedish Chef.

224. The Freakies – Freakies Cereal
Introduced: 1970s.
Company: Ralston.
Slogan: “We are the Freakies, we are the Freakies, this is our Freakies tree!”
Info: A group of seven creatures living in the magical “Freakies Tree”.

225. The Friendly Ghost – Casper Cereal
Introduced: Related to the release dates of Casper movies/shows.
Company: Various depending on licensing.
Slogan: “A ghostly good breakfast!”
Info: Based on Casper the Friendly Ghost from cartoons and movies.

226. The Fruit Weevil – Post Fruity Pebbles
Introduced: Lesser-known.
Company: Post.
Slogan: “The fruitiest way to start your day!”
Info: Likely a minor character related to Fruity Pebbles promotions.

227. The G.I. Joe Team – G.I. Joe Action Stars Cereal
Introduced: 1980s.
Company: Based on licensing agreements.
Slogan: “A real American breakfast!”
Info: Cereal themed after the iconic G.I. Joe action figures and cartoons.

228. The Gremlins – Gremlins cereal
Introduced: 1984.
Company: Ralston.
Slogan: “A munchy, crunchy, delicious breakfast!”
Info: Tied to the popular Gremlins movie franchise.

229. The Honey Monster – Sugar Puffs (UK)
Introduced: 1970s.
Company: Quaker Oats.
Slogan: “Tell them about the honey, mummy!”
Info: An iconic figure in UK cereal advertising, representing the honey flavor of the puffs.

230. The Honey Nut Cheerios Bee – Different from BuzzBee, from earlier campaigns
Introduced: 1980s.
Company: General Mills.
Slogan: “It’s a honey of an O!”
Info: The iconic bee mascot, before being named BuzzBee in later campaigns.

231. The Jets’ Family – The Jetsons cereal
Introduced: Coinciding with The Jetsons’ popularity.
Company: Based on licensing agreements.
Slogan: “A futuristic breakfast treat!”
Info: A cereal themed after the famous Jetsons family from the classic animated series.

232. The Little Sprout – Green Giant Puffs
Introduced: Lesser-known.
Company: Likely related to the Green Giant brand.
Slogan: “Giant goodness in every bite!”
Info: An offshoot character related to the Green Giant vegetable brand.

233. The Magic Hat – Wizard of Oats
Introduced: Lesser-known.
Company: Unknown.
Slogan: “A magical oat-filled breakfast!”
Info: A hat mascot emphasizing the magical quality of the oat cereal.

234. The Nerds – Nerds cereal
Introduced: 1980s.
Company: Ralston.
Slogan: “A crunchy, tangy breakfast treat!”
Info: Based on the popular Nerds candy.

235. The Nerds Duo – Nerds cereal
Introduced: 1980s.
Company: Ralston.
Slogan: “Two flavors in one box!”
Info: Two distinct nerd characters representing the dual flavors of the cereal.

236. The Nerds Mascots – Nerds Cereal (in addition to the mentioned Nerds duo)
Introduced: 1980s.
Company: Ralston.
Slogan: “Taste just like the candy!”
Info: Additional characters emphasizing the candy-based theme of the cereal.

237. The Orange Moose – Munch’ems
Introduced: Lesser-known.
Company: Keebler.
Slogan: “Munch away with Moose!”
Info: A vibrant moose character promoting the snack-like quality of the cereal.

238. The Poppin’ Fresh Doughboy – Doughboy Cereal
Introduced: Likely in line with the Doughboy’s overall promotions.
Company: Pillsbury.
Slogan: “Freshly popped flavor!”
Info: Based on the iconic Pillsbury Doughboy mascot.

239. The Raisin Bran Sun – Raisin Bran
Introduced: Many decades ago.
Company: Several, including Kellogg’s and Post.
Slogan: “Two scoops of raisins in every box!”
Info: A cheerful sun, often shown with two scoops, indicating the generous amount of raisins.

240. The Sea Captain – Sea Adventures Cereal
Introduced: Lesser-known.
Company: Unknown.
Slogan: “Dive into a bowlful adventure!”
Info: A maritime captain inviting kids to an underwater breakfast adventure.

241. The Singing Bakers – Baker’s Complete
Introduced: Lesser-known.
Company: Possibly related to a pet food brand.
Slogan: “Baked with love!”
Info: A group of baking characters emphasizing the quality of the product.

242. The Smurf – Smurf-Berry Crunch & Smurf Magic Berries
Introduced: Early 1980s.
Company: Post.
Slogan: “Smurftastic flavor in every bite!”
Info: Based on the beloved blue creatures from the Smurfs series.

243. The Space Alien – Marshmallow Krispies promotions
Introduced: 1980s.
Company: Kellogg’s.
Slogan: “Out-of-this-world taste!”
Info: A character promoting the marshmallow inclusion in the cereal.

244. The Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles – TMNT Cereal
Introduced: Late 1980s to early 1990s.
Company: Ralston.
Slogan: “Heroic taste in a half shell!”
Info: Based on the popular comic book and cartoon characters.

245. The Trix Rabbit’s Adversaries – Various Trix promotions
Introduced: Over the years.
Company: General Mills.
Slogan: “Silly rabbit, Trix are for kids!”
Info: Various characters who, along with children, usually deny the Rabbit the cereal.

246. Tiger Power Tiger – Tiger Power Cereal
Introduced: 2000s.
Company: Kellogg’s.
Slogan: “Unleash the power of the tiger!”
Info: An offshoot of Tony the Tiger emphasizing a nutritionally dense cereal.

247. Timon and Pumbaa – Timon & Pumbaa’s Jungle Cereal
Introduced: Mid 1990s.
Company: Kellogg’s.
Slogan: “Hakuna Matata in a bowl!”
Info: Based on the iconic characters from Disney’s “The Lion King.”

248. Tiny Kong – Donkey Kong Cereal promotions
Introduced: Coinciding with game releases.
Company: Ralston.
Slogan: “A Kong-sized crunch!”
Info: Tied to the Donkey Kong video game franchise.

249. Tom and Jerry – Tom & Jerry cereal
Introduced: Various times, in line with the duo’s popularity.
Company: Based on licensing agreements.
Slogan: “A chase of flavor in every bite!”
Info: Based on the iconic cartoon cat and mouse duo.

250. Tony the Tiger – Frosted Flakes
Introduced: 1950s.
Company: Kellogg’s.
Slogan: “They’re Grrreat!”
Info: One of the most iconic cereal mascots of all time, promoting the frosted corn flakes.

251. Toucan Sam – Froot Loops
Introduced: 1960s.
Company: Kellogg’s.
Slogan: “Follow your nose!”
Info: The vibrant toucan with a nose for fruity flavors.

252. Toucan Sam’s Nephews – Froot Loops promotions
Introduced: Over the years.
Company: Kellogg’s.
Slogan: “Fruity adventures await!”
Info: Trio of young toucans who often accompany Sam on adventures.

253. Trix Rabbit – Trix
Introduced: 1950s.
Company: General Mills.
Slogan: “Silly rabbit, Trix are for kids!”
Info: The ever-persistent rabbit trying, often in vain, to enjoy a bowl of Trix.

254. Tusk the Elephant – Fruit Island
Introduced: 1980s.
Company: General Mills.
Slogan: “An island of fruity taste!”
Info: The main mascot for the tropical-flavored cereal.

255. Tusk the Elephant’s Friends – Fruit Islands Cereal
Introduced: 1980s.
Company: General Mills.
Slogan: “Join the tropical breakfast adventure!”
Info: Various characters that accompany Tusk on his Fruit Island escapades.

256. Waffelos Bill – Waffelos Cereal
Introduced: 1970s.
Company: Ralston.
Slogan: “A rootin’ tootin’ waffle taste!”
Info: The cowboy character promoting the waffle-flavored cereal.

257. Waffle O’s Bill & Waffle O’s Gang – Waffle-O’s
Introduced: 1970s.
Company: Ralston.
Slogan: “Gather ’round for a waffle roundup!”
Info: The gang that joins Waffelos Bill in promoting the cereal.

258. Waffle the Cow – Waffelos cereal
Introduced: 1970s.
Company: Ralston.
Slogan: “Moo’ve over for waffle flavor!”
Info: A side character in the Waffelos promotion universe.

259. Waldo the Wizard – Lucky Charms (short-lived before Lucky)
Introduced: Early 1960s.
Company: General Mills.
Slogan: “Magically delicious!”
Info: The original mascot before Lucky the Leprechaun took over.

260. Wally Bear – Wally Bear Cereal
Introduced: Likely 1980s.
Company: Ralston.
Slogan: “Bear-sized bites of fun!”
Info: Based on the character promoting a cereal tie-in.

261. Wally Whale – Wally Whale’s Cereal
Introduced: Date unknown, potentially the 1980s or earlier.
Company: Likely a smaller cereal company.
Slogan: “Dive into the deliciousness!”
Info: A whale character promoting his own cereal.

262. Weetabix Bunch – Weetabix cereal
Introduced: Various iterations over the years.
Company: Weetabix Limited.
Slogan: “Fuel for Big Days!”
Info: The mascots for the UK-based Weetabix cereal, often showing the benefits of the cereal as fuel.

263. Wendell – Cinnamon Toast Crunch
Introduced: 1980s.
Company: General Mills.
Slogan: “The taste you can see!”
Info: Originally part of a trio of bakers; Wendell became the most prominent.

264. Wendell the Baker – Cinnamon Toast Crunch (before the trio became more prominent)
Introduced: 1980s.
Company: General Mills.
Slogan: “Crave those crazy squares!”
Info: One of the original baker mascots before the more abstract “Cinnamojis” took over.

265. Wendy Witch – Fruit Wheats
Introduced: Likely 1980s.
Company: Nabisco.
Slogan: “Magically nutritious!”
Info: A witch mascot promoting a fruit-filled cereal.

266. Willie the Wolf – Wheat Honeys & Rice Honeys
Introduced: Likely 1950s or 1960s.
Company: Nabisco.
Slogan: “Howl for the honey taste!”
Info: A wolf mascot promoting honey-infused cereals.

267. Yogi Bear – Yogi Bear’s Cereal
Introduced: Likely aligned with the character’s popularity peaks.
Company: Based on licensing agreements.
Slogan: “Smarter than the average cereal!”
Info: Based on the iconic cartoon character from Hanna-Barbera.

268. Yummy Mummy – Fruity Yummy Mummy cereal
Introduced: 1980s.
Company: General Mills.
Slogan: “A monster of a taste!”
Info: Part of the Monster Cereals lineup, alongside Count Chocula and others.