Tweety

Tweety is one of the tritagonists in Animation Acres.

Creation and original origins
Tweety Bird was originally from the Looney Tunes/Merrie Melodies series of animated shorts. He appeared in 47 shorts in the Golden Age.

He was originally created by Bob Clampett and appeared in three shorts directed by him. They were A Tale Of Two Kitties, Birdie And The Beast and A Gruesome Twosome. After Clampett left Warner Bros., another director at the studio, Friz Freleng, took the Tweety character and paired him up with a nameless cat he created who would later be known as Sylvester. Their first short was Tweetie Pie in 1947, and it won the animation studio it's first Academy Award. Tweety and Sylvester weren't meant to be permanetly matched, but the success of their first short and their interactions truly made them a match in cartoon heaven.

Tweety Bird's voice was provided by the legendary Mel Blanc. His voice and characteristics were based on Red Skelton's "Mean Widdle Kid" voice.

Animation Acres
Tweety is the pet canary of Spike and Twilight Sparkle. Whenever Twilight needs help with something, Tweety is usually there to assist her. Much like in the original shorts, Tweety is chased by Sylvester. Tweety always dodges his attacks, or is saved by Spike and Twilight. Aside from chasing each other, Tweety and Sylvester would team up if their friends were in danger.