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He once was a protagonist/anti-villain in the Hubie and Bertie shorts, he was eventually depicted as the main antagonist for the following episodes "Two's a Crowd", "Terrier Stricken", "Mouse-Warming", "Feline Frame-Up", "No Barking", "Cat Feud" and "Louvre Come to Me!". He has been shown to bully and antagonize other pets and animals so he can have all of the attention and benefits for himself.
While he was originally a good and tolerable character in his earliest appearances back when he was a nervous fall-guy protagonist feline (especially the Hubie and Bertie shorts), sadly he was Flanderized to being much more cruel and mean-spirited when he permanently took a similar antagonistic feline role to that of Sylvester beginning with "Terrier Stricken" up until "Louvre Come to Me!".

Description

He once was a protagonist/anti-villain in the Hubie and Bertie shorts, he was eventually depicted as the main antagonist for the following episodes "Two's a Crowd", "Terrier Stricken", "Mouse-Warming", "Feline Frame-Up", "No Barking", "Cat Feud" and "Louvre Come to Me!". He has been shown to bully and antagonize other pets and animals so he can have all of the attention and benefits for himself.
While he was originally a good and tolerable character in his earliest appearances back when he was a nervous fall-guy protagonist feline (especially the Hubie and Bertie shorts), sadly he was Flanderized to being much more cruel and mean-spirited when he permanently took a similar antagonistic feline role to that of Sylvester beginning with "Terrier Stricken" up until "Louvre Come to Me!".