List of Chip and Dale's Rescue Rangers (2022) (Manuel and SmashGamer16 style) Cameos

Here's the list of cameos in Chip and Dale's Rescue Rangers (2022) (Manuel and SmashGamer16 style) from Disney+:

Timmy Brisby since 1925, Jenny McBride since 1925, Martin Brisby since 1926, Jonathan Brisby II since 1943, Cindy Brisby since 1946 and Cecilia Brisby since 1947 from the Timmy Brisby franchise since 1925 from Turner Entertainment from Warner Bros Discovery (Timmy Brisby’s vest in a hanger with Martin Brisby’s shirt, Jenny McBride’s sweatshirt, Jonathan Brisby II’s shirt, Cindy Brisby’s overalls and Cecilia Brisby’s shirt, the discussion papers of Timmy Brisby fused with Tom Cat since 1940 from Turner Entertainment from Warner Bros. Discovery and Martin Brisby fused with Jerry Mouse since 1940 from Turner Entertainment from Warner Bros. Discovery shows Timmy Brisby in Tom Cat's colors with pointed ears and cat tail and Martin Brisby in Jerry Mouse's colors with round ears, Timmy Brisby, Jenny McBride, Martin Brisby, Cindy Brisby, Jonathan Brisby II and Cecilia Brisby are mentioned, Timmy Brisby’s hair in a toon part room and a Timmy Brisby poster in Fancon).

Count Duckula, Igor and Nanny and Doctor Von Goosewing from Cosgrove Hall Films since 1988 (Count Duckula appears in a series wrap party, a discussion paper mixed with Plucky Duck from Tiny Toon Adventures since 1990 from Warner Bros and Amblin Entertainment from Warner Bros. Discovery and his tuxedo in a toon part room, Igor and Nanny with bird tails in a discussion paper and Doctor Von Goosewing appears in Los Angeles street as riding in a jail truck).

Danger Mouse, Ernest Penfold, Jeopardy Mouse, Colonel K, Baron Silas Greenback, Stiletto Mafiosa and Nero and Evil Count Duckula from Cosgrove Hall Films since 1981 (Danger Mouse appearing on a series wrap party, a poster in Monterey Jack's apartment wall and discussion paper with a long mouse tail and Danger Mouse´s badge in a toon part room, Ernest Penfold mixed with Porky Pig since 1935 from Warner Bros from Warner Bros. Discovery in a discussion paper, Jeopardy Mouse appears in a discussion paper with a tail on ribbon on it, Colonel K appears in Chip’s insurance office as a boss, Baron Silas Greenback, Stiletto Mafiosa and Nero appear in Los Angeles street as riding in a jail truck and Evil Count Duckula appears in Los Angeles street as riding in a prison bus).

Dogtanian (D´Artacan), Athos, Porthos and Aramis (Amis, Pontos y Dogos), Juliette (Julieta) and Pip (Pom) from BRB Internacional since 1982 (Dogtanian (D'Artacan) appears in a series wrap party, a poster in Fancon with his costume and his hat in a toon part room, Athos, Porthos and Aramis (Amis, Pontos y Dogos) appear as entertainment police officers, a canine girl resembles Juliette (Julieta) in Chip and Dale's high school and a rat resembles Pip (Pom) in a secret cheese room).

Willy Fog, Rigodon, Tico and Romy from BRB Internacional since 1983 (Willy Fog appears as a dancer in a series wrap party, a citizen in Main Street and his hat in a toon part room, Rigodon, Tico and Romy appear in Main Street as walking).

The Smurfs (Les Schtroumpfs), Gargamel and Azrael from Peyo (The Smurfs (Les Schtroumpfs) since 1958 (The Smurfs (Les Schtroumpfs) appears in Chip and Dale's comic books during the opening scene, Smurf hat in a toon part room, Gargamel appears in Main Street as a wanted poster and Azrael appears in Main Street as a wanted poster).

Johan and Peewit (Johan et Pirlouit) from Peyo since 1947 (Johan and Peewit (Johan et Pirlouit) appear as Fancon members and Johan’s blue cape in a toon part room).

Pingu from Otmar Gutmann since 1986 (Pingu appears as a Fancon visitor and in poster).

Benny Breakiron (Benoit Briesfer) from Peyo since 1960 (Benny Breakiron (Benoit Briesfer) appearing as walking in Los Angeles street and Benny Breakiron’s hat in a toon part room).

Popeye from King Features Syndicate, Inc. since 1929 (Popeye's can of spinach in Chip's refrigerator and his hat in a toon part room).

Officer Otto Fox and Coco Crow from Hanna-Barbera from Warner Bros. Discovery since 1977 (Officer Otto Fox and Coco Crow working as entertainment police while discovering the pier).

The Fruitties (Los Fruittis) (such as Roly (Gazpacho), Thorny (Pincho), Pak (Mochilo) and Kumba) from D’Ocon Films since 1987 (Roly (Gazpacho), Thorny (Pincho), Pak (Mochilo) and Kumba dancing in the series wrap party, appearing as visitors in Fancon and Roly (Gazpacho)’s hat in a toon part room).

Delfy the Dolphin (Delfy el Delfin) from D’Ocon Films since 1991 (Delfy the Dolphin (Delfy el Delfin) swimming in a swimming pool in the Russian bathhouse and Delfy’s hat in a toon part room).

Sylvan the Fox (Sylvan el Zorro) since 1994 from D´Ocon Films (Sylvan the Fox (Sylvan el Zorro) appears in a frozen pepperoni pizza package from Chip’s refrigerator, Walking in Los Angeles street and his hat in the toon part room).

Victor and Hugo from Victor and Hugo: Bunglers in Crime from Cosgrove Hall Films since 1991 (Victor and Hugo driving their van in Los Angeles street).

David the Gnome (David El Gnomo) from BRB Internacional since 1985 (David the Gnome appears in a discussion paper mixed with Mr. Magoo since 1949 from UPA and Columbia Pictures).

Avenger Penguins from Cosgrove Hall Films since 1993 (Marlon, Bluey and Rocky appearing as riding their motorcycles in Los Angeles street).

The Mozart Band (La Banda de Mozart) from BRB Internacional since 1995 (The cast of The Mozart Band (La Banda de Mozart) characters such as Mozart, Chopin, Verdi and Beethoven are appear in Fancon as music members).

ALF from Alien Productions since 1986 (ALF appears in a billboard while holding a realistic tabby cat as Eat Kitty Cats Now advertisement).

Fox Kids since 1990 (The Fox Kids logo appears on a TV screen in Chip's house).

Beetlejuice from Nelvana and Warner Bros from Warner Bros. Discovery since 1988 (Beetlejuice appears in Fancon as a visitor).

Smoke from Cartoon All-Stars to the Rescue from Southern Star Productions and Wang Film Productions since 1990 (Smoke appears in a discussion paper with golden teeth and mixed with Beetlejuice since 1988 from Nelvana and Warner Bros from Warner Bros. Discovery).

Michigan J. Frog since 1955 from Looney Tunes from Warner Bros. from Warner Bros. Discovery (Michigan J. Frog appears in a discussion paper mixed with Flip the Frog from Van Beuren and Turner Entertainment from Warner Bros. Discovery since 1930).

Freakazoid! since 1995 from Warner Bros. and Amblin Entertainment from Warner Bros. Discovery (Freakazoid appears in Fancon as a visitor).

Cool Cat since 1967 from Looney Tunes from Warner Bros. from Warner Bros. Discovery (Cool Cat appears in Fancon as a visitor).

Oggy from Oggy and the Cockroaches from Xilam since 1998 (Oggy appears as a French milk in Chip's refrigerator).

Hoppity and Honey from Mr. Bug Goes to Town (1941) from Fleischer Studios and Famous Studios (Hoppity mixed with Danny the Cat from Cats Don’t Dance (1997) from Turner Entertainment from Warner Bros. Discovery on both discussion paper and coming out of a crate and Honey mixed with Sawyer the Cat from Cats Don't Dance (1997) from Turner Entertainment from Warner Bros. Discovery on both discussion paper and coming out of a crate).

Gabby from Gulliver’s Travels (1939) and the Gabby Cartoon Shorts from Fleischer Studios and Paramount Pictures (Gabby appears as a captured toon in Sweet Pete (Peter Pan since 1953)’s lab and having Jay Ward styled face in a discussion paper).

Happy the Funniest Mouse (1941) from Warner Bros. from Warner Bros Discovery and Danny the Happiest Greyhound (1941) from The Happiest Greyhound (1941) from Turner Entertainment Co. from Warner Bros Discovery (Happy the Funniest Mouse and Danny the Happiest Hound appearing in two posters in Chip's house).

The cast from An Weasel in Texas (1953) from Warner Bros. from Warner Bros. Discovery (The cast of A Weasel from Texas (1953) characters appear in the police headquarters office).

Dallas the Swordfighter Dingo cast since 1969 from Hanna-Barbera from Warner Bros Discovery (Dallas the Swordfighter Dingo and Princess Bella the Badger are dancing in a series wrap party and riding their horses in Main Street).

The Fox and The Hound (1981) cast from Disney and Jimmy the Little Puppy (1982) cast from United Artists and Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer from Warner Bros Discovery (Tod the Adult Fox as a juice box package with in Monterey Jack's refrigerator, Copper the Adult Hound mixed with Jimmy the Little Puppy in a discussion paper and Zero the Fox mixed with a wolf from Make Mine Music (1946)).

Hickory, Dickory and Doc from Universal Pictures since 1959 (Hickory, Dickory and Doc appearing in a series wrap party, walking in Los Angeles street and mixed with Pixie and Dixie and Mr. Jinks since 1958 from Hanna-Barbera from Warner Bros. Discovery in both discussion paper and coming out of a crate).

Bert Raccoon, Ralph Raccoon, Melissa Raccoon, Lisa Raccoon, Bentley Raccoon, Schaeffer, Broo, Cedric Sneer, Sophia Tutu, Cyril Sneer, The Pigs, Snag, Mr. Knox and  Cyril´s Bears from The Raccoons since 1980 from Kevin Gillis Productions (Bert Raccoon appears in a discussion paper who mixed with Klondike Kat since 1966 from Total Television Productions and DreamWorks Classics, Ralph Raccoon and Melissa Raccoon appear in discussion paper mixed with Daffy Duck since 1937 and Melissa Duck since 1950 from Warner Bros from Warner Bros. Discovery, A raccoon high school student who resembles Lisa Raccoon in Chip and Dale’s past, A raccoon classmate who resembles Bentley Raccoon in kiddie school, Schaeffer appears in Main Street as working in a barbershop, Broo appears in Los Angeles street as walking with a dog trainer, Cedric Sneer appears as a high school student in Chip and Dale’s past, Sophia Tutu appears as a high school student in Chip and Dale’s past, Cyril Sneer appears in Los Angeles street as riding in the prison bus, The Pigs appear in Los Angeles street as riding in a prison bus, Snag appears in Los Angeles street as riding in the prison bus, Mr. Knox appears in a Russian bathhouse as swimming in the bathtub and Cyril's Bears appear in Los Angeles street as riding in a police car with jail side).

The Snorks since 1984 from Hanna-Barbera (The Snorks appear in a Russian bathhouse while swimming in a pool and A Snork mixed up with Lucky Luke from Morris since 1946 coming out of a crate).

Blinky Bill since 1933 from Yoram Gross (Blinky Bill is tied up during the backstory of copycat toons).

Skippy the Bush Kangaroo since 1967 from Skippy: Adventures in Bushtown from Yoram Gross (Skippy the Bush Kangaroo appears as a captured member in Sweet Pete's lab and mixed with James Hound since 1966 from Terrytoons from ViacomCBS in a discussion paper and coming out of a crate).

Fauntleroy Fox and Crawford Crow since 1941 from Columbia Pictures (Fauntleroy Fox and Crawford Crow appear as walking in Los Angeles street).

Rocky and Bullwinkle since 1959 from Jay Ward and DreamWorks Classics (Bullwinkle's antlers in a discussion paper and Rocky's goggle hat in a toon part room).

Mr. Peabody and Sherman since 1959 from Jay Ward and DreamWorks Classics (Mr. Peabody and Sherman appears in a poster at school).

Walter Lantz Animated Movies (1941-1959) from Universal Pictures (such as Aladdin and the Magic Lamp to The Legend of Peter Pan) (the Walter Lantz movie collection in the video store in Main Street).

Don Coyote and Sancho Panda since 1990 from Hanna-Barbera from Warner Bros. Discovery (Don Coyote and Sancho Panda appearing in Main Street as riding on their horse and donkey).

Chilly Willy and Smedley since 1953 from Universal Pictures (Chilly Willy and Smedley appearing on a pancake mix package in Chip's refrigerator and working as citizens in Main Street).

George and Junior since 1946 from Turner Entertainment from Warner Bros. Discovery (George and Junior appearing in a Russian bathhouse as swimming in the pool).

Babbit and Catstello since 1942 from Warner Bros. from Warner Bros. Discovery (Babbit and Catstello appearing as mixed with Mordecai and Rigby from Regular Show since 2010 from Cartoon Network from Warner Bros. Discovery in a discussion paper and coming out from a copycat toon crate).

Sniffles the Mouse since 1939 from Warner Bros. from Warner Bros. Discovery (Sniffles appearing on a poster in Monterey Jack's apartment wall and Fancon member with a CGI cheetah).

Jenner since 1927, The Big Bad Cat since 1925, The Great Martindini Brisby since 1945 and Spotty and Skinny the Cheetah Burglars since 1990 are from the Timmy Brisby franchise since 1925 from Turner Entertainment from Warner Bros Discovery (Jenner, The Big Bad Cat, The Great Martindini Brisby and Spotty and Skinny the Cheetah Burglars appearing as mixed with Butch Cat and the alley cats since 1941 from Tom and Jerry since 1940 from Turner Entertainment from Warner Bros. Discovery in a discussion paper).

Gandy Goose since 1938 from Terrytoons from ViacomCBS (Gandy Goose appears in Main Street with Sourpuss since 1938).

Omar and Mok Swagger are from Rock and Rule since 1983 are from Nelvana, United Artists and Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer from Warner Bros. Discovery (Omar and Mok Swagger are appears in Fancon as their visitors).

Yosemite Sam since 1945 from Warner Bros. from Warner Bros. Discovery (Yosemite Sam appears in Main Street and a discussion paper mixed with Grumpy Dwarf since 1937).

Rocky and Mugsy since 1946 from Warner Bros. from Warner Bros. Discovery (Rocky and Mugsy appear in Los Angeles street while riding in a jail truck).

Mr. Mittens the Cat and Miss Bow-Wow the Dog since 1943 from the Timmy Brisby franchise since 1925 from Turner Entertainment Co. from Warner Bros. Discovery (Mr. Mittens the Cat and Miss Bow-Wow the Dog appear in Main Street while going shopping).

Doofus Drake from Ducktales (1987) since 1987 (Doofus Drake appears in a discussion paper with teeth and braces).

The Phantom Blot since 1939 (The Phantom Blot appears in Los Angeles street while riding in a jail bus and later appears on a comic book in Chip’s house).

The Beagle Boys since 1951 (The Beagle Boys appear in Los Angeles street while riding in a jail truck).

The Pink Panther since 1963 from United Artists and Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer from Warner Bros. Discovery (The Pink Panther appears in a discussion paper mixed with Felix the Cat since 1919 from Felix the Cat Productions and his muzzle in a toon part room).

Inspector Gadget since 1983 from DIC Entertainment (Inspector Gadget appears in Fancon as a visitor).

Conrad Cat since 1942 from Warner Bros. from Warner Bros. Discovery (Conrad Cat appears in Los Angeles while driving a taxi car).

Hooper and Mike since 1993 from Basket Fever from D’Ocon Films (Mike and Hooper appear in Los Angeles street while playing basketball in the basketball alley).

Ducktales (1987) and Darkwing Duck since 1991 (Scrooge McDuck since 1947 appears in a golden coin pool, they appears in the Disney Afternoon fight fest billboard  and a dollar and Darkwing Duck since 1991 appears in a billboard and mid-credit scene).

Gummi Bears since 1985 and TaleSpin since 1990 (Gummi Bears as VHS tapes on Chip’s bookshelf, Zummi Gummi appears with his muzzle in a toon part room and his normal form and The Gummi Bears appears in a Disney Afternoon fighting game billboard in the credits and Baloo and the Gang from TaleSpin appears in a Disney Afternoon fighting game billboard).

The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh since 1988 and The Wuzzles since 1985 (The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh and The Wuzzles as VHS tapes on Chip's bookshelf and they appears in a Disney Afternoon fighting game billboard).

The Disney Afrernoon Fight Fest the billboard (with Ducktales and Animalwood are both since 1987, Darkwing Duck since 1991, Chip and Dale’s Rescue Rangers since 1989, TaleSpin since 1990, Gummi Bears since 1985, The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh and Abner Countrymouse and Monty Citymouse are both since 1988, Goof Troop since 1992, Bonkers since 1993, Aladdin: The Animated Series since 1994, Gargoyles since 1994, The Schnookums and Meat Funny Cartoon Show since 1995, Timon and Pumbaa since 1995, Quack Pack since 1996, Mighty Ducks since 1996 and The Wuzzles since 1985) is a fictional fighting game.

Merlin the Magic Mouse since 1967 from Warner Bros. from Warner Bros. Discovery (Merlin the Magic Mouse appears in Fancon as a visitor).

Eek! The Cat since 1992 (Eek! the Cat appears in Los Angeles street as a billboard while face-to-face with Sharky Sharkdog).

Elmer Fudd since 1937 from Warner Bros. from Warner Bros. Discovery (Elmer Fudd appears in a discussion paper mixed with Egghead since 1937).

Bosko since 1929 from Warner Bros. and Turner Entertainment Co. from Warner Bros. Discovery (Bosko appears in a drawing book in Chip's house).

Bruno the Dog since 1932 from Warner Bros. and Turner Entertainment Co. from Warner Bros. Discovery (Bruno the Dog appears in Los Angeles street as walking with a live-action dog trainer).

Little Cheeser since 1936 from Happy Harmonies from Turner Entertainment Co. from Warner Bros. Discovery (Little Cheeser appears in a secret cheese room as carrying cheeses).

Garfield and Friends since 1978 and The US Acres Gang since 1986 from Jim Davis (Garfield appears in a discussion paper with muscles, Odie, Arlene, Nermal and Pookie appear as mixed toons with kawaii styled faces and Orson, Wade Duck, Roy Rooster and the gang appear in a billboard as Visit Us at Los Angeles Farm).

Woody Woodpecker since 1940 from Walter Lantz and Universal Pictures (Woody Woodpecker appears in a series wrap party and mixed with Casper the Friendly Ghost since 1939 from Paramount Pictures, Famous Studios and NBCUniversal by coming out of a crate).

Andy Panda since 1939 from Walter Lantz and Universal Pictures (Andy Panda appears as a visitor in Fancon).

Quick Draw McGraw and Baba Looey since 1959 from Hanna-Barbera from Warner Bros. Discovery (Quick Draw McGraw and Baba Looey appear as Western police in the pier).

Paddy the Pelican from Tempe-Toons since 1950 (Paddy the Pelican appears in Sweet Pete's lab as a captured toon).

Snap, Crackle and Pop since 1933 from Rice Krispies from Kellogg’s (Snap, Crackle and Pop appear as the costumes worn by the live-action teenage boys).

Fraidy Cat from Filmation since 1975 (Fraidy Cat appears in a discussion paper mixed with Wile E. Coyote since 1949 from Warner Bros from Warner Bros. Discovery).

Fantomcat since 1995 from Cosgrove Hall Films (Fantomcat appears in Fancon as a celebrity speaker).

Sandokan since 1992 from BRB Internacional (Sandokan appears in Fancon as a visitor).

Binky the Clown since 1985 from Garfield from Jim Davis (Binky the Clown appears in a discussion paper mixed with Oscar the Grouch from Sesame Street since 1969 from Sesame Workshop from Warner Bros. Discovery).

The Simpsons since 1987 (The Simpsons appear as copycat versions in a filming room).

Itchy and Scratchy since 1988 (Itchy and Scratchy appear in a poster in Chip's house).

The Cast of Futurama Characters since 1999 (The cast of Futurama characters appear in Los Angeles street as driving a flying car).

Foofur since 1986 from Hanna-Barbera from Warner Bros. Discovery (Foofur appears in a series wrap party and relaxing at Main Street).

Dinky Duck since 1939 from Terrytoons from ViacomCBS (Dinky Duck appears in a discussion paper mixed with Yakky Doodle since 1961 from Hanna-Barbera from Warner Bros. Discovery).

Huey, Dewey and Louie since 1937 (Huey, Dewey and Louie appear in Fancon and Disney Afternoon Fight Fest billboard).

The Countries Flags and The Former Countries Flags are from North America (USA and Canada), Central and South America (Mexico, Jamaica, Cuba, Dominica, Dominican Republic, Antigua and Barbuda, Bahamas, Barbados, Belize, Costa Rica, El Salvador, Grenada, Guatemala, Haiti, Honduras, Netherlands Antilles, Nicaragua, Panama, Puerto Rico, Saint Kitts and Nevis, Saint Lucia, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, Trinidad and Tobago, Uruguay, Brazil, Chile, Argentina, Venezuela, Bolivia, Colombia, Ecuador, French Guiana, Paraguay, Peru and Suriname), Europe (UK, Ireland, France, Belgium, Netherlands, Luxembourg, Sweden, Norway, Finland, Denmark, Iceland, Spain, Portugal, Greece, Cyprus, Germany, Austria, Switzerland, Italy, Poland, Romania, Russia, Hungary, Albania, Andorra, Belarus, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Croatia, Czech Republic, Estonia, Faroe Islands, Gibraltar, Latvia, Liechtenstein, Lithuania, Macedonia, Malta, Moldova, Monaco, San Marino, Serbia, Montenegro, Serbia and Montenegro, Slovakia, Slovenia, Turkey, Yugoslavia, Soviet Union, Czechoslovakia and Ukraine), Africa (South Africa, Algeria, Angola, Benin, Burkina, Burundi, Cameroon, Cape Verde, Central African Republic, Chad, Congo, Cote D ́Ivoire, Djibouti, Egypt, Equatorial Guinea, Ethiopia, Gabon, Gambia, Ghana, Guinea, Guinea-Bissau, Kenya, Lesotho, Liberia, Libya, Madagascar, Mali, Mauritania, Mauritius, Morocco, Mozambique, Namibia, Niger, Nigeria, Senegal, Seychelles, Sierra Leone, Sudan, Swaziland, Tanzania, Togo, Tunisia, Uganda, Western Sahara, Zaire, Zambia and Zimbabwe), Middle East (Bahrain, Iran, Iraq, Israel, Jordan, Kuwait, Lebanon, Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Syria, United Arab Emirates and Yemen), Asia (Afghanistan, Armenia, Aruba, Azerbaijan, Bangladesh, Brunei, Burma, Cambodia, China, Georgia, Hong Kong, India, Indonesia, Japan, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Laos, Macau, Malaysia, Maldives, Mongolia, Nepal, North and South Korea, Pakistan, Philippines, Singapore, Sri Lanka, Taiwan, Tajikistan, Thailand, Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan and Vietnam) and Oceania (Australia, New Zealand, French Polynesia, Guam, Micronesia, New Caledonia, Palau and Papua New Guinea) (The country flags appear in Chip and Dale's fan garage room).

Flintheart Glomgold since 1956, Negaduck since 1991, Magica De Spell since 1961, Megavolt, Bushroot, Liquidator and Quackerjack since 1991, Fat Cat since 1989, Don Karnage since 1990, Duke Igthorn since 1985, Stan and Heff since 1988, The Collector from Bonkers since 1993 and Pete from Goof Troop since 1992 (Flintheart Glomgold, Negaduck, Magica De Spell, Megavolt, Bushroot, Liquidator, Quackerjack, Don Karnage, Duke Igthorn, Stan and Heff, The Collector and Pete appear in wanted signs in Main Street alley. And that's Fat Cat appears in Chip and Dale's lost episode scene and as a copycat head of Sweet Pete).

Beans the Cat since 1935 from Warner Bros. from Warner Bros. Discovery (Beans the Cat appears in a discussion paper mixed with Krazy Kat since 1913 from King Features Syndicate).

Rock and Rule (1983) from Nelvana, United Artists and Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer from Warner Bros. Discovery (The high school canine students resemble Omar and Angel in Chip and Dale's high school past).

The Devil and The Daniel Mouse (1978) (Daniel Mouse appears in Fancon as a music band member and a con-artist resembles Weez Weasel in a jail truck).

Herman and Katnip since 1944 and 1950 from Famous Studios, Paramount Pictures and NBCUniversal (Herman and Katnip appear in a poster on Monterey Jack's apartment wall and a white mouse resembles Louise the Mouse since 1953 in a secret cheese room).

Once Upon a Forest (1993) from Hanna-Barbera (The Furlings (such as Abigail, Michelle, Cornelius, Edgar and Russell) appear in poster on Monterey Jack's apartment wall, A light brown mouse resembles Willy the Woodmouse in a secret cheese room, Abigail Furling appears in Fancon as a visitor and her eyes in toon part room and Willy the Woodmouse, Michelle Furling, Cornelius Furling, Edgar Furling and Russell Furling appear in Fancon as visitors).

Coca-Cola since 1886 from The Coca-Cola Company (Coca-Cola truck in Los Angeles).

Pepsi since 1893 from PepsiCo (Pepsi soda machine in the police station).

Lucky Luke since 1946 from Morris and Dupuis (Lucky Luke in the Main Street alley and A Snork from The Snorks since 1984 from Hanna-Barbera is mixed up with Lucky Luke coming out of a crate).

The Fluppy Dogs since 1986 (the Fluppy Dogs appear as mixed with the Pound Puppies since 1984 from Tonka and Hasbro characters and normal versions in the credits with Zummi Gummi while sitting on a bench).

Alfred J.Kwak since 1989 from Harald Siepermann and Telecable Benelux (Alfred J. Kwak appears as a plush toy in Chip’s house).

Beany and Cecil since 1949 from Bob Clampett Productions (Beany and Cecil appear in Fancon as visitors).

Rugrats, Doug and Ren and Stimpy since 1991 from ViacomCBS (The cast of Rugrats characters appear as captured toons in Sweet Pete's lab, Doug Funnie and Porkchop appear in a billboard in Los Angeles street and Ren and Stimpy appear as copycat toons by coming out of a crate).

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles since 1984 from Mirage Studios and ViacomCBS (The cast of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles characters appear in a discussion paper with rubberhose eyes).

The Fairly OddParents since 1998, Danny Phantom since 2004 and Tuff Puppy since 2010 from ViacomCBS (Cosmo and Wanda and Timmy Turner appear in Main Street as gardening the window flowers and Timmy Turner´s hat in toon part room, Danny Phantom appears in Fancon as normal form and his hairstyle in toon part room and Dudley Puppy and Kitty Katswell appear as copycat toons with Happy Harmonies since 1934 from Turner Entertainment from Warner Bros. Discovery-styled faces by coming out of a crate).

Dexter’s Laboratory, The Powerpuff Girls, Johnny Bravo and Cow and Chicken since 1995 from Hanna-Barbera and Cartoon Network from Warner Bros. Discovery (Dexter appears in Fancon as a visitor and his glasses in toon part room, Blossom, Bubbles and Buttercup appear in Los Angeles as flying in the street, Johnny Bravo appears in a fitness billboard and Cow and Chicken appear as copycat toons by coming out of a crate).

The Ant and the Aardvark since 1969 from United Artists and Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer from Warner Bros. Discovery (Charlie Ant and the Aardvark appear in Main Street as chasing each other).

Professor Owl since 1953 (Professor Owl appears in the police station).

The Little Man since 1963 from The Pink Panther from United Artists and Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer from Warner Bros. Discovery (The Little Man appears in a discussion paper mixed with the Professor since 1958 from Felix the Cat from Felix the Cat Productions).

The Sing Franchise since 2016 from Universal Pictures (A koala police officer resembles Buster Moon in the pier and a wolf resembles Porsha Crystal in Fancon as a visitor).

Denver the Last Dinosaur since 1988 from Calico Creations (Denver the Last Dinosaur appears in Fancon as a band member).

All Dogs Goes to Heaven since 1989 from United Artists and Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer from Warner Bros. Discovery (A high school student dog resembles Charlie B. Barkin and a girl resembles Anne-Marie in Main Street).

Balto since 1995 from Universal Pictures and Amblin Entertainment (Balto appears in Los Angeles street by taking a walk with a live-action dog trainer).

Alias the Jester since 1985 from Cosgrove Hall Films (Alias the Jester appears on a poster in Main Street alley).

The Bobobobs (Els Bobobobs/Los Bobobobs) since 1988 from BRB Internacional (The cast of Bobobobs characters appear in discussion papers with UPA styled faces).

IBM since 1911 (The IBM logo on a desktop machine in Sweet Pete’s lab).

An American Tail since 1986 and The Land Before Time since 1988 from Universal Pictures and Amblin Entertainment (Fievel Mousekewitz and Tiger appear as plush toys on a sofa in Monterey Jack’s apartment, Wylie Burp since 1991 as an entertainment police officer in the pier, Warren T. Rat, Digit and the Street Maulers, Cat R. Waul, Chula Tarantula and the Cactus Cat Gang on wanted posters in Main Street alley, Littlefoot in a discussion paper with dragon wings and a classmate resembles Petrie in Chip and Dale’s past).

Webby Vanderquack since 1987 and Launchpad McQuack (1987) since 1987 (Webby Vanderquack appears with Daisy Duck since 1940’s height and Launchpad McQuack with Daffy Duck since 1937 from Warner Bros from Warner Bros. Discovery’s face by coming out of a crate).

The Care Bears and The Care Bears Cousins since 1982 from American Greetings (The Care Bears and their cousins appear in Fancon as visitors in normal forms and copycat forms by coming out of a crate).

Alvin and the Chipmunks and the Chipettes since 1958 from Bagdasarian Productions (Alvin and the Chipmunks and the Chipettes appear in discussion papers with animesque faces).

The Three Little Pigs and The Big Bad Wolf from Disney since 1933, The Three Little Pigs and The Big Bad Wolf from Pigs in a Polka since 1943 and Three Little Bops since 1957 and The Three Little Pigs and The Big Bad Wolf from Blitz Wolf since 1942

(The Three Little Pigs (Disney) appear in a series wrap party, The Big Bad Wolf (Disney) appears in a jail truck, the Three Little Pigs and The Big Bad Wolf (WB) appear in Fancon as dance members, Three Little Bops appear in Main Street as walking and The Three Little Pigs and The Big Bad Wolf (Turner Entertainment) appear on a picture frame in Chip's house).

Dragon’s Lair since 1983 and Space Ace since 1984 from Don Bluth (Dragon's Lair and Space Ace appear as video game covers in Chip and Dale's bedroom).

The Lionhearts since 1998, Babes in Toyland (1997), Tom Sawyer the Cat since 2000, The Swiss Family Robinson the Wolves since 2001 and Robinson Crusoe the Lion since 2002 from United Artists, Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer and Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Animation from Warner Bros.Discovery (The Lionhearts, Babes in Toyland (1997), Tom Sawyer the Cat, The Swiss Family Robinson the Wolves and Robinson Crusoe the Lion are in the stuff collection in any stores in Main Street, The cast of The Lionhearts characters appear in Fancon as visitors and Tom Sawyer the Cat, Father Wolf and Robinson Crusoe the Lion appear in Los Angeles street in the nighttime).

The BFG since 1989 from Cosgrove Hall Films (The BFG appears in a DVD in Chip's house).

Chris and Lon (Cris y Lon)  from A Thousand and One… Americas (Las Mil y Una… Americas) since 1989 from BRB Internacional (Chris and Lon (Cris y Lon) appear in Main Street as taking a walk).

My Life as a Teenage Robot since 1999 from ViacomCBS (Jenny Wakeman appears in Los Angeles street as reading a Nick magazine and sitting on the bench).

Duckman since 1994 from Paramount Television from ViacomCBS (Duckman appears as copycat toon is coming out of a crate).

Captain Crunch since 1963 from The Quaker Oats Company (Captain Crunch appears in a cereal box in Chip’s refrigerator).

Humphrey Bear since 1953 (Humphrey the Bear appears in Los Angeles neighborhood by relaxing on a hammock).

Yogi Bear and Boo-Boo Bear since 1958 from Hanna-Barbera from Warner Bros. Discovery (Yogi Bear and Boo-Boo Bear appear in Los Angeles street as walking in the night).

Chanticleer and Edmond from Rock-a-Doodle since 1991 from The Samuel Goldwyn Company and Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer from Warner Bros. Discovery (Chanticleer appears in Fancon as a band member and Edmond appears in a discussion paper mixed with Toulouse from The Aristocats since 1970).

The Smoggies (Emma, Clarence and Polluto) from Cinar and Cookie Jar since 1988 (Emma, Clarence and Polluto appear in Los Angeles street as riding in a prison bus).

We’re Back! A Dinosaur Story since 1993 from Universal Pictures and Amblin Entertainment (The cast of We’re Back! A Dinosaur Story characters appear as coming out of a crate with different colors).

Rocko from Rocko’s Modern Life since 1993 from ViacomCBS (Rocko appears in Fancon as a picture frame in normal form and coming out of a crate with a Don Bluth styled face).

Banjo the Woodpile Cat characters since 1979 from Don Bluth (Banjo the Woodpile Cat appears in Main Street alley with Crazy Legs the Cat).

2 Stupid Dogs since 1993 from Hanna-Barbera from Warner Bros. Discovery (Big Dog and Little Dog appear in Fancon as visitors).

Spirou, Fantasio and Spip since 1938 from Dupuis (Spirou, Fantasio and Spip appear in comic books in Chip and Dale's bedroom and Spirou’s hat in a toon part room).

The Great Cat of the Wild (1952) from Famous Studios and Paramount Pictures (Richter the Cat appears in Main Street by riding his deer).

Elmer the Great Dane since 1935 from Walter Lantz and Universal Pictures (Elmer the Great Dane appears in a discussion paper mixed with Buttons from Animaniacs since 1993 from Warner Bros and Amblin Entertainment from Warner Bros. Discovery).

Foxy and Roxy since 1931 from Merrie Melodies from Warner Bros from Warner Bros. Discovery (Foxy and Roxy appear as plush toys in Chip’s room).

Piggy and Fluffy since 1931 from Merrie Melodies from Warner Bros from Warner Bros. Discovery (Piggy and Fluffy appear as plush toys in Chip’s room).

Goopy Geer since 1932 from Merrie Melodies from Warner Bros from Warner Bros. Discovery (Goopy Geer appears in Main Street as working in the Music Store).

Tiny Toon Adventures since 1990 and Animaniacs since 1993 from Warner Bros. and Amblin Entertainment from Warner Bros. Discovery (Babs and Buster Bunny, Yakko, Wakko and Dot Warner appear in Fancon as visitors and Pinky and the Brain appear in a rodent cage in the secret cheese room).

NIMH City from Timmy Brisby franchise since 1925 from Turner Entertainment Co. from Warner Bros. Discovery (NIMH City appears as a painting background in Monterey Jack’s apartment room).

Milky the Cat since 1931 and Bananas the Monkey since 1932 from Timmy Brisby franchise since 1925 from Turner Entertainment Co. from Warner Bros. Discovery (Milky the Cat and Bananas the Monkey appear in discussion paper mixed with Julius the Cat since 1922 and Bosko since 1929 from Warner Bros and Turner Entertainment from Warner Bros. Discovery).

Prívate Snafu since 1943 from Warner Bros. from Warner Bros. Discovery (Private Snafu appears in an artistic picture in Main Street alley).

Mr. Hook since 1943 from Warner Bros. from Warner Bros. Discovery (Mr. Hook appears in an artistic picture in Main Street alley).

Jurassic Park since 1993 from Universal Pictures and Amblin Entertainment (A banner is falling in a copycat filming room and Sweet Pete in his mixed toon form roars like a T-Rex).

Titanic since 1997 from 20th Century Fox and Paramount Pictures (Titanic appears as a DVD in Chip’s house).

Gabby Goat since 1937 from Warner Bros. from Warner Bros. Discovery (Gabby Goat appears in a discussion paper with Total Television styled face).

Trollkins since 1981 from Hanna-Barbera from Warner Bros. Discovery (Trollkins appear in Sweet Pete's lab as captured toons).

Ricochet Rabbit and Droop-a-Long since 1963 from Hanna-Barbera from Warner Bros. Discovery (Ricochet Rabbit and Droop-a-Long appear as entertainment police officers).

The Flintstones since 1960, The Jetsons since 1962, Wacky Races since 1968 and Scooby-Doo since 1969 from Hanna-Barbera from Warner Bros. Discovery (The cosplayers wearing Fred Flintstone and George Jetson costumes, Dastardly and Muttley appear in Los Angeles street as riding in a prison bus and Scooby Doo appears in a discussion paper mixed with Astro and his collar in toon part room).

Little Roquefort and Percy the Cat since 1950 from Terrytoons from ViacomCBS (Little Roquefort and Percy the Cat appear on a picture frame in Monterey Jack’s apartment room).

Dimwit since 1946 from Terrytoons from ViacomCBS (Dimwit appears as a security guard in the pier).

Who Framed Roger Rabbit since 1988 with Amblin Entertainment and Cool World since 1992 from Paramount Pictures and Ralph Bakshi (Roger Rabbit appears in a series wrap party and Holli Would appears in a discussion paper with flat woman’s body and Jessica Rabbit’s gloves).

Cats Don’t Dance since 1997 from Turner Entertainment Co. from Warner Bros. Discovery (Danny the Cat appears in a discussion paper mixed with Hoppity from Mr. Bug Goes to to Town since 1941 from Paramount Pictures, Fleischer Studios and NTA and Sawyer the Cat in a discussion paper mixed with Honey from Mr. Bug Goes to to Town since 1941 from Paramount Pictures, Fleischer Studios and NTA).

The Mice from Sylvester and Sniffles: The Movie (1948) from Warner Bros. from Warner Bros. Discovery (The Mice from Sylvester and Sniffles: The Movie (1948) appear in a secret cheese room as rodent slaves).

Bugs Bunny since 1940 and Daffy Duck since 1937 from Warner Bros. from Warner Bros. Discovery (Bugs Bunny appears in a picture frame in Chip's house and his legs in a toon part room and Daffy Duck appears in a picture frame in Chip's house and his bill in a toon part room).

Ruff and Reddy since 1957 from Hanna-Barbera from Warner Bros. Discovery (Ruff and Reddy appear in a discussion paper mixed with Spike since 1942 and Tyke since 1944 are both from Turner Entertainment from Warner Bros. Discovery).

The Mad Doctor since 1933 (The Mad Doctor appears in Los Angeles street as riding in a prison bus).

Sylvester the Cat since 1945 and Tweety since 1942 from Warner Bros. from Warner Bros. Discovery (Sylvester appears in a discussion paper with anime styled eyes and Tweety appears in a discussion paper with Bullwinkle’s antlers since 1959 from Jay Ward and DreamWorks Classics).

Blackie the Lamb and Wolfie since 1943 from Paramount Pictures and Famous Studios (Blackie the Lamb appears in Russian bathhouse as relaxing in the hot tub and Wolfie appears as chilling in the cold swimming pool).

Jiminy Cricket since 1940, Dumbo, Timothy Q. Mouse and The Crows (Dumbo) since 1941 (Jiminy Cricket appears with a kawaii face and Dumbo costume worn by Monterey Jack by coming out a crate, Timothy Q. Mouse and The Crows appear in Sweet Pete’s lab as captured toons).

Cubbi Gummi and Sunni Gummi since 1985 (A bear classmate who resembles Cubbi Gummi and Sunni Gummi appears in the credits as a Disney Afternoon Fight Fest billboard).

Marc Anthony and Pussyfoot since 1952 from Warner Bros. from Warner Bros. Discovery and Susie the Little Blue Coupe since 1952 (Marc Antony and Pussyfoot appear in Fancon as visitors and Susie the Little Blue Coupe appears in Los Angeles street as following the Pixar styled Cars since 2006).

Asterix, Obelix and Dogmatix since 1959 from Rene Goscinny and Albert Uderzo and Tintin, Snowy (Milou) and Captain Haddock since 1929 from Herge (Asterix, Onelix and Dogmatix appear in Fancon as visitors, Obelix mixed up with Elliott from Pete’s Dragon since 1977 and Tintin, Snowy (Milou) and Captain Haddock appear in comic books in Chip and Dale’s bedroom and their CGI selves in The Valley).

Pixie and Dixie and Mr. Jinks since 1958 from Hanna-Barbera from Warner Bros. Discovery (Pixie and Dixie and Mr. Jinks appear as mixed with Hickory, Dickory and Doc since 1959 from Universal Pictures).

Snooper and Blabber since 1959 from Hanna-Barbera from Warner Bros. Discovery (Snooper and Blabber appear as entertainment police in the pier).

Bobby’s World since 1990 (Bobby Generic and Uncle Ted appear in Fancon as tourists).

The Ewoks since 1983 are in Live-Action and Nelvana Cartoon Forms (The live-action Ewoks appear in the police station and cartoon Ewoks appear as high school crowd in Chip and Dale's past).

C3PO and R2-D2 since 1977 are in Live Action and Droids (Nelvana) (Live-action C3PO and R2-D2 appear in Fancon as speakers and cartoon C3PO and R2-D2 appear on TV in Chip and Dale's bedroom).

Mepps, Mole, Wart and Snout and Professor Norton Nimnul since 1989 and Maltese de Sade since 1990 (Mepps and Wart appear in Main Street alley with Mole and Snout appear in wanted posters on the wall, Professor Norton Nimnul appears in a series filming room and the credits and Maltese de Sade appears in a photo in Chip and Dale's fan garage room).

Huckleberry Hound since 1958. Augie Doggie and Doggie Daddy since 1959 and Hokey Wolf since 1960 from Hanna-Barbera from Warner Bros. Discovery (Huckleberry Hound, Augie Doggie, Doggie Daddy and Hokey Wolf appear in a series wrap party and their clothes in a toon part room).

The Cities from 189 Countries from 7 Continents (such as North America (USA:https://all-populations.com/en/us/list-of-cities-in-usa-by-population.html and Canada:https://all-populations.com/en/ca/list-of-cities-in-canada-by-population.html), Central and South America (Mexico:https://all-populations.com/en/ad/list-of-cities-in-andorra-by-population.html, Jamaica:https://all-populations.com/en/jm/list-of-cities-in-jamaica-by-population.html, Cuba:https://all-populations.com/en/cu/list-of-cities-in-cuba-by-population.html, Dominica:https://all-populations.com/en/dm/list-of-cities-in-dominica-by-population.html, Dominican Republic:https://all-populations.com/en/do/list-of-cities-in-dominican-republic-by-population.html, Antigua and Barbuda:https://all-populations.com/en/ag/list-of-cities-in-antigua-and-barbuda-by-population.html, Bahamas:https://all-populations.com/en/bs/list-of-cities-in-bahamas-by-population.html, Barbados:https://all-populations.com/en/bb/list-of-cities-in-barbados-by-population.html, Belize:https://all-populations.com/en/ad/list-of-cities-in-andorra-by-population.html, Costa Rica:https://all-populations.com/en/cr/list-of-cities-in-costa-rica-by-population.html, El Salvador:https://all-populations.com/en/sv/list-of-cities-in-salvador-by-population.html, Grenada:https://all-populations.com/en/gd/list-of-cities-in-grenada-by-population.html, Guatemala:https://all-populations.com/en/gt/list-of-cities-in-guatemala-by-population.html, Haiti:https://all-populations.com/en/ht/list-of-cities-in-haiti-by-population.html, Honduras:https://all-populations.com/en/hn/list-of-cities-in-honduras-by-population.html, Netherlands Antilles:https://www.aznations.com/population/an/cities, Nicaragua:https://all-populations.com/en/ni/population-of-nicaragua.html, Panama:https://all-populations.com/en/pa/population-of-panama.html, Puerto Rico:https://www.aznations.com/population/pr, Saint Kitts and Nevis:https://all-populations.com/en/kn/list-of-cities-in-saint-kitts-and-nevis-by-population.html, Saint Lucia:https://all-populations.com/en/lc/list-of-cities-in-saint-lucia-by-population.html, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines:https://all-populations.com/en/vc/list-of-cities-in-saint-vincent-and-the-grenadines-by-population.html, Trinidad and Tobago:https://all-populations.com/en/tt/list-of-cities-in-trinidad-and-tobago-by-population.html, Uruguay:https://all-populations.com/en/uy/list-of-cities-in-uruguay-by-population.html, Brazil:https://all-populations.com/en/br/list-of-cities-in-brazil-by-population.html, Chile:https://all-populations.com/en/cl/list-of-cities-in-chile-by-population.html, Argentina:https://all-populations.com/en/ar/list-of-cities-in-argentina-by-population.html, Venezuela:https://all-populations.com/en/ve/list-of-cities-in-venezuela-by-population.html, Bolivia:https://all-populations.com/en/bo/list-of-cities-in-bolivia-by-population.html, Colombia:https://all-populations.com/en/co/list-of-cities-in-colombia-by-population.html, Ecuador:https://all-populations.com/en/ec/list-of-cities-in-ecuador-by-population.html, French Guiana:https://www.aznations.com/population/gf, Paraguay:https://all-populations.com/en/py/list-of-cities-in-paraguay-by-population.html, Peru:https://all-populations.com/en/pe/list-of-cities-in-peru-by-population.html and Suriname:https://all-populations.com/en/sr/list-of-cities-in-suriname-by-population.html), Europe (UK:https://all-populations.com/en/eng/list-of-cities-in-england-by-population.html, Ireland:https://all-populations.com/en/ie/list-of-cities-in-ireland-by-population.html, France:https://all-populations.com/en/fr/list-of-cities-in-france-by-population.html, Belgium:https://all-populations.com/en/be/list-of-cities-in-belgium-by-population.html, Netherlands:https://all-populations.com/en/nl/list-of-cities-in-netherlands-by-population.html, Luxembourg:https://all-populations.com/en/ad/list-of-cities-in-andorra-by-population.html, Sweden:https://all-populations.com/en/se/list-of-cities-in-sweden-by-population.html, Norway:https://all-populations.com/en/no/list-of-cities-in-norway-by-population.html, Finland:https://all-populations.com/en/fi/list-of-cities-in-finland-by-population.html, Denmark:https://all-populations.com/en/dk/list-of-cities-in-denmark-by-population.html, Iceland:https://all-populations.com/en/is/list-of-cities-in-iceland-by-population.html, Spain:https://all-populations.com/en/es/list-of-cities-in-spain-by-population.html, Portugal:https://all-populations.com/en/pt/list-of-cities-in-portugal-by-population.html, Greece:https://all-populations.com/en/gr/list-of-cities-in-greece-by-population.html, Cyprus:https://all-populations.com/en/cy/list-of-cities-in-cyprus-by-population.html, Germany:https://all-populations.com/en/de/list-of-cities-in-germany-by-population.html, Austria:https://all-populations.com/en/at/list-of-cities-in-austria-by-population.html, Switzerland:https://all-populations.com/en/ch/list-of-cities-in-switzerland-by-population.html, Italy:https://all-populations.com/en/it/list-of-cities-in-italy-by-population.html, Poland:https://all-populations.com/en/pl/list-of-cities-in-poland-by-population.html, Romania:https://all-populations.com/en/ro/list-of-cities-in-romania-by-population.html, Russia:https://all-populations.com/en/ru/list-of-cities-in-russia-by-population.html, Hungary:https://all-populations.com/en/hu/list-of-cities-in-hungary-by-population.html, Albania:https://all-populations.com/en/al/list-of-cities-in-albania-by-population.html, Andorra:https://all-populations.com/en/ad/list-of-cities-in-andorra-by-population.html, Belarus:https://all-populations.com/en/by/list-of-cities-in-belarus-by-population.html, Bosnia and Herzegovina:https://all-populations.com/en/ba/list-of-cities-in-bosnia-and-herzegovina-by-population.html, Bulgaria:https://all-populations.com/en/bg/list-of-cities-in-bulgaria-by-population.html, Croatia:https://all-populations.com/en/hr/list-of-cities-in-croatia-by-population.html, Czech Republic:https://all-populations.com/en/cz/list-of-cities-in-czech-republic-by-population.html, Estonia:https://all-populations.com/en/ee/list-of-cities-in-estonia-by-population.html, Faroe Islands:https://www.aznations.com/population/fo, Gibraltar:https://www.aznations.com/population/gi, Latvia:https://all-populations.com/en/lv/list-of-cities-in-latvia-by-population.html, Liechtenstein:https://www.aznations.com/population/li, Lithuania:https://all-populations.com/en/lt/list-of-cities-in-lithuania-by-population.html, Macedonia:https://all-populations.com/en/mk/list-of-cities-in-macedonia-by-population.html, Malta:https://all-populations.com/en/mt/list-of-cities-in-malta-by-population.html, Moldova:https://all-populations.com/en/md/list-of-cities-in-moldavia-by-population.html, Monaco:https://all-populations.com/en/ad/list-of-cities-in-andorra-by-population.html, San Marino:https://www.aznations.com/population/sm, Serbia:https://all-populations.com/en/rs/list-of-cities-in-serbia-by-population.html, Montenegro:https://all-populations.com/en/me/list-of-cities-in-montenegro-by-population.html, Serbia and Montenegro:https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lists\_of\_cities\_in\_Serbia\_and\_Montenegro, Slovakia:https://all-populations.com/en/sk/list-of-cities-in-slovakia-by-population.html, Slovenia:https://all-populations.com/en/si/list-of-cities-in-slovenia-by-population.html, Turkey:https://all-populations.com/en/tr/list-of-cities-in-turkey-by-population.html, Yugoslavia:https://www.sporcle.com/games/hilco/50-largest-cities-in-former-yugoslavia/results, Soviet Union:https://sashamaps.net/docs/maps/biggest-soviet-cities/ and Ukraine:https://all-populations.com/en/ua/list-of-cities-in-ukraine-by-population.html), Africa (South Africa:https://all-populations.com/en/za/list-of-cities-in-south-africa-by-population.html, Algeria:https://all-populations.com/en/dz/list-of-cities-in-algeria-by-population.html, Angola:https://all-populations.com/en/ao/list-of-cities-in-angola-by-population.html, Benin:https://all-populations.com/en/bj/list-of-cities-in-benin-by-population.html, Burkina:https://all-populations.com/en/bf/list-of-cities-in-burkina-faso-by-population.html, Burundi:https://all-populations.com/en/bi/list-of-cities-in-burundi-by-population.html, Cameroon:https://all-populations.com/en/cm/list-of-cities-in-cameroon-by-population.html, Cape Verde:https://all-populations.com/en/cv/list-of-cities-in-cape-verde-by-population.html, Central African Republic:https://all-populations.com/en/cf/list-of-cities-in-central-african-republic-(car)-by-population.html, Chad:https://all-populations.com/en/td/list-of-cities-in-chad-by-population.html, Congo:https://all-populations.com/en/cg/list-of-cities-in-republic-of-the-congo-by-population.html, Cote D ́Ivoire:https://all-populations.com/en/ci/list-of-cities-in-cote-divoire-by-population.html, Djibouti:https://all-populations.com/en/ad/list-of-cities-in-andorra-by-population.html, Egypt:https://all-populations.com/en/eg/list-of-cities-in-egypt-by-population.html, Equatorial Guinea:https://all-populations.com/en/gq/list-of-cities-in-equatorial-guinea-by-population.html, Ethiopia:https://all-populations.com/en/et/list-of-cities-in-ethiopia-by-population.html, Gabon:https://all-populations.com/en/ga/list-of-cities-in-gabon-by-population.html, Gambia:https://all-populations.com/en/gm/list-of-cities-in-gambia-by-population.html, Ghana:https://all-populations.com/en/gh/list-of-cities-in-ghana-by-population.html, Guinea:https://all-populations.com/en/gn/list-of-cities-in-guinea-by-population.html, Guinea-Bissau:https://all-populations.com/en/gw/list-of-cities-in-guinea-bissau-by-population.html, Kenya:https://all-populations.com/en/ke/list-of-cities-in-kenya-by-population.html, Lesotho:https://all-populations.com/en/ls/list-of-cities-in-lesotho-by-population.html, Liberia:https://all-populations.com/en/lr/list-of-cities-in-liberia-by-population.html, Libya:https://all-populations.com/en/ly/list-of-cities-in-libya-by-population.html, Madagascar:https://all-populations.com/en/mg/list-of-cities-in-madagascar-by-population.html, Mali:https://all-populations.com/en/ml/list-of-cities-in-mali-by-population.html, Mauritania:https://all-populations.com/en/mr/list-of-cities-in-mauritania-by-population.html, Mauritius:https://all-populations.com/en/mu/list-of-cities-in-mauritius-by-population.html, Morocco:https://all-populations.com/en/ma/list-of-cities-in-morocco-by-population.html, Mozambique:https://all-populations.com/en/mz/list-of-cities-in-mozambique-by-population.html, Namibia:https://all-populations.com/en/na/list-of-cities-in-namibia-by-population.html, Niger:https://all-populations.com/en/ne/list-of-cities-in-niger-by-population.html, Nigeria:https://all-populations.com/en/ng/list-of-cities-in-nigeria-by-population.html, Senegal:https://all-populations.com/en/sn/list-of-cities-in-senegal-by-population.html, Seychelles:https://all-populations.com/en/sc/list-of-cities-in-seychelles-by-population.html, Sierra Leone:https://all-populations.com/en/sl/list-of-cities-in-sierra-leone-by-population.html, Sudan:https://all-populations.com/en/sd/list-of-cities-in-sudan-by-population.html, Swaziland:https://all-populations.com/en/sz/list-of-cities-in-swaziland-by-population.html, Tanzania:https://all-populations.com/en/tz/list-of-cities-in-tanzania-by-population.html, Togo:https://all-populations.com/en/tg/list-of-cities-in-togo-by-population.html, Tunisia:https://all-populations.com/en/tn/list-of-cities-in-tunisia-by-population.html, Uganda:https://all-populations.com/en/ug/list-of-cities-in-uganda-by-population.html, Western Sahara:https://www.aznations.com/population/eh, Zaire:https://all-populations.com/en/cd/list-of-cities-in-democratic-republic-of-the-congo-by-population.html, Zambia:https://all-populations.com/en/zm/list-of-cities-in-zambia-by-population.html and Zimbabwe:https://all-populations.com/en/zw/list-of-cities-in-zimbabwe-by-population.html), Middle East (Bahrain:https://all-populations.com/en/bh/list-of-cities-in-bahrain-by-population.html, Iran:https://all-populations.com/en/ir/list-of-cities-in-iran-by-population.html, Iraq:https://all-populations.com/en/iq/list-of-cities-in-iraq-by-population.html, Israel:https://all-populations.com/en/il/list-of-cities-in-israel-by-population.html, Jordan:https://all-populations.com/en/jo/list-of-cities-in-jordan-by-population.html, Kuwait:https://all-populations.com/en/kw/list-of-cities-in-kuwait-by-population.html, Lebanon:https://all-populations.com/en/lb/list-of-cities-in-lebanon-by-population.html, Oman:https://all-populations.com/en/om/list-of-cities-in-oman-by-population.html, Qatar:https://all-populations.com/en/qa/list-of-cities-in-qatar-by-population.html, Saudi Arabia:https://all-populations.com/en/sa/list-of-cities-in-saudi-arabia-by-population.html, Syria:https://all-populations.com/en/sy/list-of-cities-in-syria-by-population.html, United Arab Emirates:https://all-populations.com/en/ae/list-of-cities-in-united-arab-emirates-by-population.html and Yemen:https://all-populations.com/en/ye/list-of-cities-in-yemen-by-population.html), Asia (Afghanistan:https://all-populations.com/en/af/list-of-cities-in-afghanistan-by-population.html, Armenia:https://all-populations.com/en/am/list-of-cities-in-armenia-by-population.html, Aruba:https://www.aznations.com/population/aw, Azerbaijan:https://all-populations.com/en/az/list-of-cities-in-azerbaijan-by-population.html, Bangladesh:https://all-populations.com/en/bd/list-of-cities-in-bangladesh-by-population.html, Brunei:https://all-populations.com/en/bn/list-of-cities-in-brunei-by-population.html, Burma:https://www.aznations.com/population/mm, Cambodia:https://all-populations.com/en/kh/list-of-cities-in-cambodia-by-population.html, China:https://all-populations.com/en/cn/list-of-cities-in-china-by-population.html, Georgia:https://all-populations.com/en/ge/list-of-cities-in-georgia-by-population.html, Hong Kong:https://www.aznations.com/population/hk, India:https://all-populations.com/en/in/list-of-cities-in-india-by-population.html, Indonesia:https://all-populations.com/en/id/list-of-cities-in-indonesia-by-population.html, Japan:https://all-populations.com/en/jp/list-of-cities-in-japan-by-population.html, Kazakhstan:https://all-populations.com/en/kz/list-of-cities-in-kazakhstan-by-population.html, Kyrgyzstan:https://all-populations.com/en/kg/list-of-cities-in-kyrgyzstan-by-population.html, Laos:https://all-populations.com/en/la/list-of-cities-in-laos-by-population.html, Macau:https://population-hub.com/en/mo/list-of-cities-in-macau-by-population.html#:~:text=%20%20%20%20%23%20%20%20,%20Macau%20%28China%29%20%20%20667%20400%20, Malaysia:https://all-populations.com/en/my/list-of-cities-in-malaysia-by-population.html, Maldives:https://all-populations.com/en/mv/list-of-cities-in-maldives-by-population.html, Mongolia:https://all-populations.com/en/mn/list-of-cities-in-mongolia-by-population.html, Nepal:https://all-populations.com/en/np/list-of-cities-in-nepal-by-population.html, North and South Korea:https://all-populations.com/en/kp/list-of-cities-in-dprk-north-korea-by-population.html and https://all-populations.com/en/kr/list-of-cities-in-the-republic-of-korea-by-population.html, Pakistan:https://all-populations.com/en/pk/list-of-cities-in-pakistan-by-population.html, Philippines:https://all-populations.com/en/ph/list-of-cities-in-philippines-by-population.html, Singapore:https://www.aznations.com/population/sg, Sri Lanka:https://all-populations.com/en/lk/list-of-cities-in-sri-lanka-by-population.html, Taiwan:https://www.aznations.com/population/tw, Tajikistan:https://all-populations.com/en/tj/list-of-cities-in-tajikistan-by-population.html, Thailand:https://all-populations.com/en/th/list-of-cities-in-thailand-by-population.html, Turkmenistan:https://all-populations.com/en/tm/list-of-cities-in-turkmenistan-by-population.html, Uzbekistan:https://all-populations.com/en/uz/list-of-cities-in-uzbekistan-by-population.html and Vietnam:https://all-populations.com/en/vn/list-of-cities-in-vietnam-by-population.html) and Oceania (Australia:https://all-populations.com/en/au/list-of-cities-in-australia-by-population.html, New Zealand:https://all-populations.com/en/nz/list-of-cities-in-new-zealand-by-population.html, French Polynesia:https://www.aznations.com/population/pf, Guam:https://www.aznations.com/population/gu, Micronesia:https://www.aznations.com/population/fm, New Caledonia:https://www.aznations.com/population/nc, Palau:https://population-hub.com/en/pw/list-of-cities-in-palau-by-population.html#:~:text=In%20total%2C%20there%20are%204%20cities%20in%20Palau.,0.0003%25%20of%20the%20total%20population%20of%20the%20Earth. and Papua New Guinea:https://all-populations.com/en/pg/list-of-cities-in-papua-new-guinea-by-population.html)) (The worldwide cities appear in a world map in Chip and Dale’s fan garage).

Fígaro and Cleo since 1940 and Poussy the Cat since 1949 from Peyo (Figaro and Cleo appear in Main Street pet store and Poussy the Cat is getting a sardine from a supermarket).

Twinkletoes since 1939 from Gulliver’s Travels and Max Fleischer’s Animated Antics from Fleischer Studios and Paramount Pictures (Twinkletoes appears as flying in Los Angeles street while working as a mailman).

McDonald’s, Burger King, Pizza Hut, Domino’s Pizza, Wendy´s , Dunkin Donuts and KFC (McDonald’s, Burger King, Pizza Hut, Domino’s Pizza, Wendy’s, Dunkin Donuts and KFC appear as buildings in Los Angeles street).

Joey the Flea from Jimmy the Little Puppy since 1982 and Itchy Itchford from All Dogs Go to Heaven since 1989 from United Artists and Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer from Warner Bros. Discovery (Joey the Flea and Itchy Itchford appear in an animal care billboard).

Scruple since 1986 from The Smurfs (Les Schtroumpfs) and Gary, Goo Goo and Gilbert since 1990 from The Adventures of The Smurfs and More Smurfs Adventures from Peyo (Scruple appears in Los Angeles street as riding in a prison bus with Gary, Goo Goo and Gilbert).

Tod the Adult Fox and Vixey since 1981 and Fauna Fox from The F-Tales from ViacomCBS since 1998 (Tod the Adult Fox appears in a juice box package in Monterey Jack’s refrigerator, Vixey appears in a picture frame in Chip’s house and Fauna Fox appears as a police officer in the pier).

Wowser (Cubitus) since 1968 from Dupa and Le Lombard (Wowser (Cubitus) appears in a discussion paper with Chuck Jones styled face).

The Nutcracker Prince since 1990 from Kevin Gillis and Lacewood Productions (The Nutcracker Prince appears as a VHS cover in Chip's house).

Heckle and Jeckle since 1946 from Terrytoons from ViacomCBS (Heckle and Jeckle appear with different colors by coming out of a crate).

Mighty Mouse since 1942 from Terrytoons from ViacomCBS (Mighty Mouse appears in a Vegemite package in Monterey Jack's refrigerator).

The Addams Family since 1938 from Charles Addams (The Addams Family appears in a billboard as Holidays Greetings).

Fenton Crackshell/Gizmoduck since 1989 (Fenton Crackshell/Gizmoduck appears in Fancon as a visitor).

Bubba Caveduck and Toostie the Triceratops since 1988 (Bubba Caveduck and Tootsie the Triceratops appear in Fancon as a picture in the historic pack).

Buzz Buzzard since 1948 and Wally Walrus since 1944 from Walter Lantz and Universal Pictures (Buzz Buzzard and Wally Walrus appear in Los Angeles street as riding in the prison bus).

Transformers (G1 and G4) since 1984, My Little Pony (G1 and G4) since 1983, G.I. Joe since 1964 and Jem and the Holograms since 1985 from Hasbro (The robots resemble Transformers G1 in high school, Transformers G4 character as statues in Fancon, My Little Pony G1 toys in Chip and Dale's bedroom and the cast of My Little Pony G4 characters appear in Fancon as running, The cast of G. I. Joe Characters are appears visitors in Fancon and Jem and the Holograms are playing musical bands in Fancon).

Pandamonium and Meatballs and Spaghetti since 1982 from Turner Entertainment Co. and Marvel Productions from Warner Bros. Discovery (The panda bear trio from Pandamonium appear in a discussion paper mixed with Bob Camp styled faces and cast of Meatballs and Spaghetti characters appear in Fancon as music members).

The Muppets since 1955, The Muppet Babies from 1984 from Marvel Productions and The Muppet Babies from 2018 (Bjornson the Cheesemonger resembles to The Swedish Chef, Muppets Fights, The puppet crowd resemble Muppets in the credits, Young Kermit and Miss Piggy appear in a discussion paper with chibi eyes and Summer Penguin appears in Fancon as walking with the regular penguins).

The Inspector and Sergeant Deux-Deux since 1964 from United Artists and Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer from Warner Bros. Discovery (The Inspector and Sergeant Deux-Deux appear in a discussion paper with beards and moustaches).

Roland and Rattfink since 1968 from United Artists and Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer from Warner Bros. Discovery (Roland and Rattfink appear in a discussion paper mixed with the Dover Boys since 1942 from Warner Bros from Warner Bros. Discovery).

Crazylegs Crane since 1978 from United Artists and Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer from Warner Bros. Discovery (Crazylegs Crane appears in Main Street as working in the pet store).

Hoot Kloot since 1973 from United Artists and Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer from Warner Bros. Discovery (Hoot Kloot appears as a police officer in the pier).

The Dogfather since 1974 from United Artists and Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (The Dogfather appears in Los Angeles street as driving his car).

Misterjaw since 1976 from United Artists and Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer from Warner Bros. Discovery (Misterjaw appears with a Disney Afternoon styled face by coming out of a crate).

Larson Petty since 1987 from ALF: The Animated Series from Alien Productions and DIC Entertainment (Larson Petty appears in Los Angeles street as riding in a prison bus).

Spiff and Hercules (Pif et Hercule) since 1948 from Jose Cabrero Arnal (Spiff and Hercules (Pif et Hercule) appear in a discussion paper with bushy dog tail and fox tail and Spiff and Hercules (Pif et Hercule) are mixed up with CatDog since 1998 from ViacomCBS coming out of a crate).

The Newspapers and Magazines from 189 Countries from 7 Continents (such as North America: (USA: (Alabama (such as Birmingham News, Huntsville News, Mobile Register, Montgomery Advertiser and Post-Herald), Alaska (Anchorage Daily News), Arizona (The Arizona Daily Star and Arizona Republic), Arkansas (Democrat-Gazette), California (Bakersfield Californian, Fresno Bee, Investor´s Business Daily, Los Angeles Times, Modesto Bee, Oakland Tribune, Orange County Register, Press-Democrat, Press-Telegram, Sacramento Bee, San Bernardino County Sun, San Diego Union-Tribune, San Francisco Chronicle, San Francisco Examiner, San Jose Mercury News and Stockton Record), Colorado (Denver Post, Gazette and Rocky Mountain News), Connecticut (Connecticut Post, Hartford Courant and New Haven Register), Delaware (News-Journal), District of Columbia (The Washington Post and Washington Times), Florida (Diario Las Américas, Florida Times-Union, Miami Herald, Orlando Sentinel, Palm Beach Post, Pensacola News Journal, Sarasota Herald Tribune, St. Petersburg Times, Sun-Sentinel and Tampa Tribune), Georgia (Atlanta Constitution, Atlanta Journal, Atlanta Journal-Constitution, Augusta Chronicle, Chronicle-Herald, Macon Telegraph and Savannah Morning News), Hawaii (Honolulu Advertiser, Honolulu Star-Bulletin and Honolulu Star-Bulletin & Advertiser), Idaho (Idaho Statesman), Illinois (Bloomington Pantograph, Chicago Sun-Times, Chicago Tribune, Daily Herald, Journal Star, Rockford Register Star and State Journal-Register), Indiana (Evansville Courier, Indianapolis Star, Indianapolis News, Journal-Gazette, News-Sentinel, Post-Tribune and South Bend Tribune), Iowa (Cedar Rapids Gazette, Des Moines Register, Quad-City Times and Sioux City Journal), Kansas (Topeka Capital-Journal and Wichita Eagle), Kentucky (Courier-Journal and Lexington Herald-Leader), Louisiana (Advocate, The Times and Times-Picayune), Maine (Bangor Daily News, Portland Press Herald and Maine Sunday Telegram), Maryland (Baltimore Sun), Massachusetts (Boston Globe, Boston Herald, The Enterprise, Christan Science Monitor, Lowell Sun, Patriot Ledger, Springfield Union-News, Sunday Republican and Worcester Telegram & Gazette), Michigan (Detroit Free Press, Detroit News, Flint Journal, Grands Rapids Press, Kalamazoo Gazette, Lansing State Journal, Oakland Press and Saginaw News), Minnesota (Star Tribune and St. Paul Pioneer Press), Mississippi (Clarion-Ledger), Missouri (Kansas City Star and St. Louis Post-Dispatch), Montana (Billings Gazette), Nebraska (Omaha World-Herald), Nevada (Las Vegas Review-Journal and Reno Gazette Journal), New Hampshire (Union Leader and New Hampshire Sunday News), New Jersey (Ashbury Park Press, Courier-News, Courier-Post, Home News, Jersey Journal, The Record, Star-Ledger, The Times and and Trentonian), New Mexico (Albuquerque Journal), New York (Albany Times Union, Buffalo News, Daily Gazette, Democrat and Chronicle, Newsday, Post-Standar, Herald-Journal, Press & Sun-Bulletin, Times Herald-Record, Record and USA Today), New York City (New York Daily News, New York Post, New York Times, Staten Island Advance and Wall Street Journal), North Carolina (Charlotte Observer, Greensboro News and Record, News and Observer and Winston-Salem Journal), North Dakota (The Forum), Ohio (Akron Beacon Journal, Canton Repository, Cincinnati Enquirer, Cincinnati Post, Cleveland Plain Dealer, Columbus Dispatch, Dayton Daily News, Dayton Journal Herald, Toledo Blade and The Vindicator), Oklahoma (Daily Oklahoman, Tulsa Tribune and Tulsa World), Oregon (The Oregonian, The Register-Guard and Statesman Journal), Pennsylvania (Bucks County Courier Times, Johnstown Tribune-Democrat, Lancaster New Era, Sunday News, Morning Call, Call Chronicle, Patriot-News, Philadelphia Inquirer, Philadelphia Daily News and Philadelphia Post-Gazette), Rhode Island (Providence Journal-Bulletin), South Carolina (Greenville News, News-Piedmont, The Post and Courier and State Record), South Dakota (Argus Leader), Tennessee (Chattanooga Free Press, The Commercial Appeal, Knoxville News-Sentinel, Nashville Banner and The Tennessean), Texas (Austin American-Statesman, Beaumont Enterprise, Corpus Christi Caller-Times, Dallas Morning News, El Paso Times, Fort Worth Star-Telegram, Houston Chronicle, Lubbock Avalanche-Journal and San Antonio Express-News), Utah (Deseret News, Salt Lake Tribune and Standard-Examiner), Vermont (Burlington Free Press), Virginia (Daily Press, Richmond Times-Dispatch, Roanoke Times & World-News and Virginian-Pilot), Washington (The Herald, News Tribune, Seattle Post-Intelligencer, Seattle Times and Spokesman-Review), West Virginia (Charleston Daily Mail), Wisconsin (Green Bay Press-Gazette, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, Post-Crescent and Wisconsin State Journal) and Wyoming (Star-Tribune), Time Magazine, People Weekly Magazine, TV Guide, Vanity Fair, Life Magazine, PC Magazine, Variety, The Hollywood Reporter, Animation Magazine and more) and Canada: (Alberta (Calgary Herald, Calgary Sun, Daily Herald-Tribune, Edmonton Journal, Edmonton Sun, Fort McMurray Today, Lethbridge Herald and Medicine Hat News), British Columbia (Alaska Highway News, Daily Bulletin, Daily Courier, Daily Free Press, Daily Townsman, Kamloops Daily News, Nelson Daily News, Peace River Block News, Penticton Herald, Prince George Citizen, The Province, Times-Colonist, Trail Times, The Vancouver Sun and World Journal), Manitoba (Brandon Sun, Daily Graphic, Flin Flon Reminder, Winnipeg Free Press and Winnipeg Sun), New Brunswick (L´Acadie Nouvelle, Daily Gleaner, Telegraph-Journal, John Times-Globe and The Times-Transcript), Newfoundland (Telegram and Western Star), Nova Scotia (Amherst Daily News, Cape Breston Post, Chronicle-Herald, Mail-Star, Daily News, Evening News and Truro Daily News), Ontario (Barrie Examiner, Beacon-Herald, Cambridge Daily Reporter, Chatham Daily News, Chronicle-Journal, Cobourg Daily Star, Daily Press, Daily Sentinel-Review, Le Droit, The Expositor, Financial Post, The Globe and Mail, Guelph Mercury, Intelligencer, Kingston Whig-Standard, Kitchener-Waterloo Record, Lindsay Daily Post, London Free Press, Niagara Falls Review, Northern Daily News, The Nugget, Observer, Ottawa Citizen, Ottawa Sun, The Packet and Times, Peterborough Examiner, Recorder and Times, St. Catharines Standard, St. Thomas Times-Journal, Sarnia Observer, Sault Star, Simcoe Reformer, The Spectator, Standard-Freeholder, Sudbury Star, Sun Times, Toronto Star, Toronto Sun, Welland-Port Colborne Tribune and Windsor Star), Prince Edward Island (Guardian and Journal-Pioneer), Québec (Le Devoir, The Gazette, Le Journal de Montréal, Le Journal de Québec, Le Nouvelliste, La Presse, Le Quotidien du Saguenay-Lac-St-Jean, The Record, Le Soleil, La Tribune, Métro, and La Voix de L´Est), Saskatchewan (Daily Herald, Leader-Post, StarPhoenix and Times-Herald) and Yukon Territory (Whitehorse Star), BC Business, Vancouver Magazine, Photo Life, Saturday Night, TV Guide, TV Hebdo and more)).

Central and South America: (México: (México, DF (La Afición, Cuestión, El Día, Diario de México, Esto, Excélsior, El Financiero, El Heraldo de México, El Nacional, Novedades, Ovaciones, La Prensa, El Sol de México, El Universal and Uno Más Uno), Baja California Norte, BCN (ABC - Tijuana, El Mexicano, El Sol de Tijuana and La Voz de la Frontera), Chihuahua, Chih. (El Heraldo de Chihuahua and El Tiempo), Guanajuato, Gto (Contácto de Léon and El Heraldo de León), Jalisco, Jal (El Diario de Guadalajara, El Informador and El Occidental), México, México (ABC, Diario de Toluca, El Heraldo de Toluca, El Mañana, El Mundo and Rumbo), Michoacán, Mich (La Voz de Michoacán), Morelos, Morelos (El Diario de Morelos), Nayarit, Nayarit (El Meridiano de Nayarit and El Observador), Nuevo León, NL (ABC, El Diario de Monterrey, El Norte, El Porvenir and El Sol), Oaxaca, Oax (El Imparcial), Puebla, Pue. (El Sol de Puebla), San Luis Potosí, SLP (El Heraldo, Momento, Pulso and El Sol de San Luis), Sinaloa, Sin (El Debate de Culiacán, El Debate de los Mochis and Noreste Culiacán), Sonora, Sonora (El Imparcial), Tamaulipas, Tamps (El Bravo, El Diario de Nuevo Laredo, Expresión, El Mañana de Reynosa, El Mundo, La Opinión de Matamoros, Prensa de Reynosa and El Sol de Tampico), Veracruz, Ver. (Diario del Istmo and El Dictamen) and Yucatán, Yuc. (Diario de Yucatán, Novedades de Yucatán and ¡Por Esto!), Muy Interesante, ¡Siempre!, Tiempo Libre, Tele-Guia, TV y Novelas and more)), Antigua and Barbuda: (Antigua Today, Business Expressions, Daily Observer, The Nation, The Outlet, The Sentinel, The Worker´s Voice, News Page Antigua, Carib Arena and more), Bahamas: (Freeport News, Nassau Daily Tribune, Nassau Guardian, The Punch, The Bahamas Financial Digest, Nassau, Bahamas News Ma Bey and more), Barbados: (Barbados Advocate, The Beacon, Caribbean Week, The Nation, The New Bajan, Sunday Advocate, The Sunday Sun and more), Belize: (Amandala, The Belize Times, Belize Today, People´s Pulse, The Reporter and more), Costa Rica: (Diario Extra, La Gaceta, La Nación, La Prensa Libre, La República, Abanico, Contrapunto, Perfil, San José News and more), Cuba: (Granma, Adelante, Juventud Rebelde, Tribuna de La Habana, Guerrillero, El Artemiseño, Girón, Mayabeque, Sierra Maestra and more), Dominica: (The New Chronicle, The Tropical Star and more), Dominican Republic: (El Caribe, Diario Las Américas, Hoy, Listín Diario, El Nacional, La Noticia, El Sol, Ultima Hora, El Porvenir, La Información, ¡Ahora!, Dominican Today, Diario Libre and more), El Salvador: (Diario de Oriente, El Diario de Hoy, Diario Latino, Diario Oficial, El Mundo, La Noticia, La Prensa Gráfica, Diario de Occidente, Orientación, El Faro and more), Grenada: (Bernacle, Business Eye, Grenada Guardian, The Grenada Times, Grenada Today, Grenadian Front Line, The Grenadian Voice, Griot, The Informer and more), Guatemala: (Diario de Centroamérica, El Gráfico, La Hora, Impacto, Imparcial, La Nación, Prensa Libre, Nuestro Diario, Siglo Veintiuno, La Tarde, Panorama Internacional and more), Haiti: (Le Matin, Le Nouvelliste, Haiti en Marche, Haiti Observateur, Liberté, Balistrad, Hebdo 24, Le National, Haiti Liberté, LoopHaiti and more), Honduras: (El Faro Porteño, La Gaceta, El Heraldo, La Prensa, El Tiempo, El Tiempo, La Tribuna, El Comercio, Extra, Sucesos and more), Jamaica: (Daily Gleaner, Daily Star, Jamaica Herald, Jamaica Observer, Jamaica Journal, Jamaica Weekly Gleaner, New Kingston Times, Sunday Gleaner and more), Netherlands Antilles: (Amigoe, Bala, Beurs-en Nieuwsberichten, The Business Journal, The Chronicle, De Curacaosche Courant, Extra, Know-How, Newsletter of Curacao Trade and Industry Association, Nobo, Nos Isla, Noticiero, La Prensa, Saba Herald, St. Maarten Guardian, Ultimo Noticia, La Unión and more), Nicaragua: (Avance, Barricada, El Centroamericano, La Crónica, Diario El Pueblo, La Gaceta, Diario Oficial, La Información, La Nación Nicaragüense, Novedades, Nuevo Diario, El Observador, Paso a Paso, La Prensa, El 19, La Jornada and more), Panama: (Crítica, La Estrella de Panamá, El Matutino, El Panamá América, La Prensa, La República, El Siglo, El Camaleón, Sucesos, Unidad and more), Saint Christopher and Nevis: (The Democrat, The Labour Spokesman, The Observer and more), Puerto Rico (El Nuevo Día, The San Juan Star, El Vocero de Puerto Rico, Caribbean Business, La Opinion del Sur, Voces del Sur and more), Saint Lucia: (The Catholic Chronicle, The Crusader, The Mirror, One Caribbean, The Star, The Vanguard, The Voice of St. Lucia, OneLucian News and more), Saint Vincent and the Grenadines: (The Independent Weekly, Justice, The New Times, The News, Searchlight, Unity, The Vincentian and more)., Trinidad and Tobago: (Newsday, Trinidad Guardian, Trinidad and Tobago Express, Blast, The Bomb, Caribbean Herald, Sunday Express, Sunday Guardian, Sunday Punch, Tobago News, Trinidad and Tobago Gazette, Trinidad and Tobago Mirror and more), Brazil: (Belém, PA (O Liberal), Belo Horizonte, MG (Diário da Tarde, Diário de Minas, Diário do Comércio and Estado de Minas), Blumenau, SC (Jornal de Santa Catarina), Brasília, DF (Correio Braziliense and Jornal de Brasília), Campinas, SP (Correio Popular), Curitiba, PR (O Estado do Paraná, Gazeta do Povo and Tribuna do Paraná), Florianópolis, SC (O Estado), Fortaleza, CE (Jornal O Povo and Tribuna do Ceará), Goiania, GO (Diario da Manha and Jornal O Popular), Londrina, PR (Folha de Londrina), Manaus, AM (A Crítica), Niterói, RJ (O Fluminense and A Tribuna), Porto Alegre, RS (Zero Hora), Recife, PE (Diario de Pernambuco), Ribeirao Preto, SP (Diario da Manha), Rio de Janeiro, RJ (O Dia, O Globo, Jornal do Brasil, Jornal do Comercio, Jornal dos Sports and Ultima Hora), Salvador, BA (Jornal da Bahia, Jornal Correio da Bahia and Jornal da Tarde), Santo André, SP (Diário do Grande ABC), Santos, SP (A Tribuna), Sao Luis, MA (O Imparcial), Sao Paulo, SP (Diario Popular, O Estado de Sao Paulo, Folha de Sao Paulo, Gazeta Mercantil, Jornal da Tarde and Noticias Populares) and Vitória, ES (A Gazeta), Amiga, Antenna-Eletronica Popular, Manchete, Veja and more), Chile: (Santiago (El Mercurio, Fortín Mapocho, La Epoca, La Nación, La Segunda, La Tercera de la Hora and Las Ultimas Noticias), Antofagasta (La Estrella del Norte and El Mercurio), Arica (La Estrella de Arica), Calama (La Estrella del Loa and El Mercurio), Chillan (La Discusión de Chillán), Concepción (El Sur), Copiapó (Atacama), Curicó (La Prensa), Iquique (La Estrella de Iquique), La Serena (El Día), Los Angeles (La Tribuna), Osorno (El Diario Austral and Diario 24 Horas), Puerto Montt (El Llanquihue), Punta Arenas (La Prensa Austral), Rancagua (El Rancagüino), Talca (La Mañana de Talca), Temuco (El Diario Austral), Tocopilla (La Prensa), Valdivia (El Correo de Valdivia and El Diario Austral), Valparaíso (La Estrella and El Mercurio) and Victoria (Las Noticias and El Pehuén de Curacautín), Cosas, Hoy, Vea, TV-Grama, Cambio 21 and more), Argentina: (Buenos Aires (Ambito Financiero, Buenos Aires Herald, Clarín, Crónica, El Cronista Comercial, Diario Popular, La Gaceta, La Nación, Página 12, La Prensa, La Razón, El Sol, Tiempo Argentino, Revista Caras, Catamarca (La Unión), Chaco (El Territorio), Chubut (Crónica), Córdoba (Comercio y Justicia and La Voz del Interior), Corrientes (El Litoral and El Territorio), Entre Ríos (El Diario and El Heraldo), Provincia de Buenos Aires (El Atlántico, La Capital, El Día, Ecos Diarios, La Nueva Provincia and La Voz del Pueblo), Rio Negro (Rio Negro), Salta (El Tribuno), San Juan (Diario de Cuyo), San Luis (El Diario de la Republica), Santa Fe (La Capital and El Litoral), Santiago del Estero (El Liberal) and Tucumán (La Gaceta), El Informador Público, Gente, Mercado, La Semana, Misiones Online and more), Bolivia: (Cochabamba (Los Tiempos), La Paz (El Diario, Hoy, Jornada, Presencia and Ultima Hora), Oruro (El Expreso and La Patria), Potosí (El Siglo), Santa Cruz (El Deber and El Mundo), Tarija (La Verdad) and Trinidad (La Razón), Aquí, El Noticiero, Prensa Libre, Siglo XXI and more), Venezuela: (Caracas (The Daily Journal, Meridiano, El Mundo, El Nacional, Ultimas Noticias, El Universal and 2001), Barcelona (Diario de Oriente), Barquisimeto (El Impulso and El Informador), Ciudad Bolivar (El Bolivarense, El Expreso and El Luchador), Maracaibo (La Columna, La Crítica, Panorama and El Vespertino de Occidente), Maracay (El Aragüeño and El Siglo), Puerto la Cruz (El Tiempo), San Cristóbal (Diario Católico and Diario de la Nación), El Tigre (Antorcha) and Valencia (El Carabobeño), Business Venezuela, Ellas, El Periodista, ¿Que Pasa?, La Semana, Viernes and more), Colombia: (Santafé de Bogota, DC (El Espacio, El Espectador, El Nuevo Siglo, La Prensa, La República and El Tiempo), Barranquilla, Atlántico (Diario del Caribe, El Heraldo and La Libertad), Bucaramanga, Santander del Sur (El Frente and Vanguardia Liberal), Cali, Valle del Cauca (Occidente, El País and El Pueblo), Cartagena, Bolívar (El Universal), Cúcuta, Norte de Santander (La Opinión), Maizales, Caldas (La Patria), Medellín, Antioquia (El Colombiano and El Mundo), Neiva (Diario del Huila), Pasto, Nariño (El Derecho), Pereira, Risaralda (Diario del Otún and La Tarde), Popayán, Cauca (El Liberal), Santa Marta, Magdalena (El Informador), Tunja, Boyacá (Diario de Boyacá) and Villavicencio, Meta (Clarín del Llano), Antena, Cromos Magazine, Hit, Hoy por Hoy and more), Ecuador: (El Comercio, Hoy, El Tiempo and Ultimas Noticias, Guayaquil (Expreso, La Razón, El Telégrafo and El Universo), La Calle, Nueva and more)., Guyana: (Guyana Chronicle, Diocesan Magazine, The Catholic Standard, Guyana Business, Gayness, Kaieteur News, Labour Advocate, Mirror, New Nation, Ratoon, Stabroek News, Thunder and more)., Paraguay: (ABC Color, El Día, El Diario Noticias, Patria, Popular, Ultima Hora, Acción, La Opinión, Tiempo 14 and more), Peru: (Lima (El Comercio, Expreso, Extra, Ojo, El Peruano, La República and La Tercera), Arequipa (Correo and El Pueblo), Chiclayo (El Ciclón and La Industria), Cuzco (El Comercio and El Sol), Huacho (El Imparcial and La Verdad), Huancayo (Correo and La Opinión Popular), Ica (La Opinión and La Voz de Ica), Iquitos (El Eco and El Oriente), Pacasmayo (Ultimas Noticias, Piura (Correo, Ecos y Noticias and El Tiempo), Puno (Los Andes), Tacna (Correo) and Trujillo (La Industria and La Nación), Caretas, The Andean Report, Debate, Gente, Onda and more), Suriname: (De Ware Tijd, De West and more), Uruguay: (Montevideo (El Día, El Diario, El Diario Español, Diario Oficial, Gaceta Comercial, La Hora Popular, La Mañana, Mundocolor, Observador Económico, El País, La República and Ultimas Noticias, Florida (El Heraldo), Minas (La Unión), Paysandú (El Telégrafo), Salto (Tribuna Salteña), Aquí, Marketing Directo, Opción, Búsqueda and more)).

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Africa: (South Africa: (Eastern Cape: (Die Burger (Oos-Kaap), Cape Times, Daily Dispatch, Eastern Province Herald and Evening Post and more), Free State: (Die Volksblad and more), Gauteng: (Beeld, Business Day, The Citizen, The Pretoria News, Sowetan, The Star and Transvaaler and more), KwaZulu/Natal (The Daily News, Natal Mercury and Natal Witness and more), Northern Cape (Diamond Fields Advertiser), North-West (Rustenburg Herald and more) and Western Cape (The Argus and Die Burger and more), Imvo Zabantsundu, Weekend Post, Vista, Die Afrikaner, City Press, Financial Mail, Finance Week, The Herald Times, Mail and Guardian, Mining Week, The New Nation, Die Noord-Transvaler, Rapport, Sunday Times, Ilanga, Rooi Roose, Sunday Tribune, Die Gemsbok, Eikestadnuus, The Southern Cross, Weekend Argus, Wamba, Centre News, Telescope, Bona, Living and Loving, Die Voorligter and more), Algeria: (Al-Badil, Ach-Cha´ab, Al-Djeza´ir El-Youm, Horizons, Al-Joumhouria, Le Journal, El Khabar, Liberté, Al-Massa, Le Matin, Al-Moudjahid, An-Nasr, La Nation, L´Opinion, Le Soir d´Algérie, La Tribune, El Watan, Algérie Actualité, Al-Hadef, Révolution Africaine, El Wadjh al-Akhar, Al-Acala, Alouan, Ach-Chabab, Nouvelles Economiques and more), Angola: (Diário da República, O Jornal de Angola, Angola Norte, A Célula, Comérico Actualidade, Correio da Semana, Jornal de Benguela, Lavra & Oficina, Militar, Novembro, O Planalto, A Voz do Trabalhador, A Capital and more), Benin: (La Croix du Bénin, FLASH-HEBDO, La Forum de la Semaine, La Gazette du Golfe, Initiatives, La Lumière de l´Islam, Le Matin, La Nation, L´Observateur, Le Patriote, Le Pays, La Récade, La Sentinelle, Le Soleil, Tam-Tam-Express, L´Union and more), Burkina: (Le Journal du Soir, Observateur Paalga, Le Pays, Sidwaya, Bendré, Le Berger, La Clef, L´Indépendant, L´Intrus, Le Journal du Jeudi, Le Matin, Nekr Wagati, La Nouvelle Tribune, L´Ouragan, Regard, Sidwaya Magazine and more), Burundi: (Burundi chrétien, Le Renouveau du Burundi, Ubumwe, Au Coeur de l´Afrique, Le Burundi en Images and more), Cameroon: (Cameroon Tribune, Cameroon Outlook, Cameroon Panorama, Cameroon Post, Cameroon Review, Cameroon Times, Challenge Hebdo, Le Combattant, Dikalo, La Gazette, The Herald, Le Jeune Observateur, Le Messager, The Messenger, La Nouvelle Expression, Le Serviteur, L´Unité and more), Cape Verde: (Agaviva, Contacto, Novo Jornal Cabo Verde, Perspectiva, Raízes, A Semana, Terra Nova and more), Central African Republic: (E Le Songo, Le Novateur, Bangui Match, Le Courrier Rural, Le Delit d´Opinion, Le Rassemblement, Renouveau Centrafricain, Ta Tene, Terre Africaine and more), Chad: (Al-Watan, Comnat, Contact, Info-Tchad, Informations Economiques and more), Congo: (ACI, Aujourd´hui, L´Eveil de Pointe-Noire, Mweti, Bakento Ya Congo, Le Choc, Combattant Rouge, Congo-Magazine, Effort, Etumba, Le Forum, Le Guardien, Le Pays, La Rue Meurt, La Semaine, La Semaine Africaine, Le Soleil, Le Stade and more), Cote D ́Ivoire: (Le Démocrate, Fraternité-Matin, Ivoir ´Soir, Le Jour, Nouvelle République, L´Oeil du Peuple, Le Populaire, Le Républicain, Le Réveil Hebdo, Soir Info, La Voie, Alif, Le Bélier, Bol Kotch, Le Changement, Le Combat, L´Essentiel, Mousso, Le Nouvel Horizon, La Nouvelle Presse, Plume Libre, Téré, L´Union and more), Djibouti: (L´Atout, Carrefour Africain, La Nation de Djibouti, Le Progrès, Revue de L´Isert and more), Egypt: (Alexandria (Bareed ach-Charikat, Al-Ittihad al-Misri, Le Journal d´Alexandrie, As-Safeer and Tachydromos-Egyptos and more) and Cairo (Al-Ahram, Al-Akhbar, Arev, Egyptian Gazette, Al-Gomhouriya, Le Journal d´Egypte, Mayo, Al-Misaa, Misr, Phos and Le Progrés Egyptien), Al-Ahad Al-Gedid, Amitié Internationale, L´Echo Sportif, Egyptian Cotton Gazette, L´Echo Sportif, Al-Ahali, Al-Ahram Weekly, Akhbar al-Yaum, Akher Sa´a, Al-Azhar, Ad-Da´wa, Echos, Progrès Dimanche, As-Sabah and more), Equatorial Guinea: (Africa 2000, El Sol, Hoja Parroquial, La Verdad, Voz del Pueblo and more), Ethiopia: (Addis Zemen, Addis Fortune, Addis Neger, Addis Standard, Ethiopian Herald, Abyotawit Ethiopia, Addis Tribune, Addis Limit, Al-Alem, Berisa, Ethiopis Review, Meskerem, Negarit Gazzetta, Negradas, Tinsae and more), Gabon:(Le Bucheron, Gabon d´Aujourd´hui, Gabon Libre, Gabon-Matin, La Griffe, Ngondo, Le Progressiste, La Relance, Sept Jours, L´Union and more), Gambia: (The Daily Observer, Foroyaa, The Gambia Daily, The Gambia Onward, The Gambia Weekly, The Gambian, The Gambian Times, The Nation, Newsmonth, The Point, The Toiler, The Worker and more), Ghana: (Daily Graphic, The Ghanaian Times, Bombshell, Champion, The Democrat, Echo, Entertaining Eye, Evening Digest, Entertaining Eye, Evening News, Free Press, Ghanaian Chronicle, The Guide, The Independent, The Mirror, The New Ghanaian, New Nation, The Pioneer, Public Agenda, The Standard, Voice, The Weekend, Weekly Spectator, Business and Financial Concord, Chit Chat, Independent, Insight and Opinion, The Post, Radio and TV Times, The Scope, The Watchman and more), Guinea: (L´Evénement de Guinée, Fonike, Horoya, Le Lynx, L´Observateur, L´Oeil and more), Guinea-Bissau: (Baguerra, Banobero, No Pintcha and more), Kenya: (Daily Nation, Kenya Leo, Kenya Times, The Standard, Taifa Leo, Coast Week, Kenya Gazette, The People, Society, The Standard on Sunday, Sunday Nation, Sunday Times, Taifa Jumapili, Taifa Weekly, The Weekly Review, What´s On and more), Lesotho: (Lentsoe la Basotho, Leselinyana la Lesotho, Makatolle, The Mirror, Moeletsi oa Basotho, Molepe, Mphatlatsane and more), Liberia: (Daily Observer, Herald, The Inquirer, New Times, Sunday Express, Sunday People, Daily Listener, The Eye, Liberian Star, The People Magazine and more), Libya: (Al Fajr Al-Jadid, Ash-Shams, Al-Amal, Ad-Daawn Al-Islamia, Al-Jamahiriya, Al-Jarida ar-Rasmiya, Risalat al-Jihad and more), Madagascar: (L´Express de Madagascar, Imongo Vaovao, Madagascar Tribune, Maresaka, Midi Madagasikara, Afaka, Basy Vava, Dans les Media, Demain and more), Mali: (L´Essor - La Voix du Peuple, L´Afro - Arabe Revue, L´Aurore, Barakela, Citoyen, Danbe, Les Echos, Jamana - Revue Culturelle Malienne, Kabaaru, Kibaru, Podium, Nouvel Horizon, Le Républicain, La Roue, Sunjata, Yiriwa and more), Mauritania: (Ach-Chaab, Le Calame, Eveil-Hebdo, Mauritanie Demain, Mauritanie Nouvelles, La Tribune and more), Mauritius: (China Times, Chinese Daily News, L´Express, Maurice Soir, Le Mauricien, Le Quotidien, Le Socialiste, The Sun, 5-Plus Dimanche and Magazine, Business Magazine, Le Croissant, Le Dimanche, Impact News, Le Lotus, Le Mag, Mauritius Times, Mirror, Le Nouveau Défi, Le Nouveau Militant, Star, Sunday, Sunday Mirror, Week-end, Week-End Scope, La Voix d´Islam and more), Morocco: (Casablanca: (Al-Bayane, Al-Ittihad al-Ichtiraki, Maroe Soir, Le Matin du Sahara et du Maghreb and Rissolât al-Oumma and more) and Rabat: (Al-Alam, Al-Anba´a, Al-Maghrib, Al-Mithaq al-Watani, An-Nidal Ad-Dimokrati and L´Opinion and more), Cedies Informations, Construire, Les Echos Africains, Lamalif, La Mañana, Maroc Soir, Matin Hebdo, Matin Magazine, An-Nidal, Les Nouvelles du Maroc, Al-Ousbouaa al-Maghríbia, Panorama Interview, Les Temps du Maroc and more), Mozambique: (Diario de Mocambique, Imparcial Fax, Mediafax, Notícias, Demos, Desafio, Domingo, Savana, Tempo, Novos Tempos and more), Namibia: (Abacus, AgriForum , Allgemeine Zeitung, Aloe, Investor, Monitor, Namib Times, Namibia Brief, Namibia Business Journal, Namibia Focus, Namibia Review, Namibia Today, The Namibian, The Namibian Worker, New Era, Die Republikein, Tempo, Vistor and more), Niger: (L´Alternative, Amfani, Angam, Al-Habari, Haske, Haske Magazine, Horizon 2001, Kakaki, La Marche, Nigerama, Le Pont Africain, Le Républicain, Le Sahel, Le Sahel Dimanche, Le Soleil, La Tribune du Peuple and more), Nigeria: (Abuja Times, Amana, Daily Champion, Daily Express, Daily Sketch, Daily Star, Daily Times, The Democrat, Evening Times, The Guardian, Isokan, National Concord, Nigerian Chronicle, New Nigerian, Nigerian Herald, Nigerian Observer, Nigerian Standard, Nigerian Statesman, Nigerian Tide, Nigerian Tribune, The Punch, Vanguard, Sunday Chronicle, Sunday Concord, Sunday Herald, Sunday New Nigerian, Sunday Observer, Sunday Punch, Sunday Times, Business Times, Nigerian Radio/TV Times, Abokiyar Hira, Gaskiya ta fi Kwabo, Headlines, Insight, The Leader, Independent Nigeria and more), Senegal: (Réveil de l´Afrique Noire, Le Soleil, Sud au Quotidien, Wal Fadjiri, Afrique Nouvelle, Bingo, Le Démocrate, Éthiopiques, Lippu, Momsareew, L´Observateur Africain, Promotion, Le Rénovateur, Senégal d´Aujourd´hui, Sopi and more), Seychelles: (L´Echo des Iles, The People, Popsport, Regar, Seychelles Nation, Seychelles Review, Seychellois and more), Sierra Leone: (Daily Mail, African Crescent, Concord Times, Leonean Sun, Liberty Voice, New Breed, New Citizen, The New Globe, The New Shaft, Progress, Unity Now, The Vision, Weekend Spark and more), Sudan: (Al-Aban, Al-Ayyam, Al-Khartoum, Al-Midan, Ar-Rayah, Sudan Times, As-Sudani, Ath-Thawra, Al-Usbu, New Horizon, Sudanow and more), Swaziland: (The Swazi News, Swaziland Observer, Swaziview, The Times of Swaziland and more), Tanzania: (Daily News, Kipanga, Shaba, Uhuru, Business Times, The Express, Mwananchi, Mzalendo, Sunday News, The African Review, Habari za Washirika, Jenga, Kiongozi, Kweupe, Mbioni, Mwenge, Nchi Yetu, Nuru, Safina, Sauti Ya Jimbo, Sikiliza, Taamuli, Uhuru na Amani, Wela and more), Togo:  (Journal Officiel de la République du Togo, Togo-Presse, Courrier du Golfe, Forum Hebdo, Game Su, La Parole, Kpakpa Désenchanté, Le Secteur Privé, Tev fema, Togo-Dialogue, Togo-Images, La Tribune des Démocrates and more), Tunisia: (L´Action, Al-Amal, La Presse de Tunisie, As-Sabah, Al-Akhbar, Les Annonces, Al-Anouar at-Tounissia, L´Avenir, Ach-Chourouk, Conjoncture, Dialogue, Al-Falah, Al-Fikr, Al-Idhaa wa Talvaza, Journal Officiel de la République Tunisienne, Al-Moussawar, Outrouhat, Ar-Rai, Réalités, Le Temps and more), Uganda: (The Citizen, The Economy, Financial Times, Focus, Guide, The Monitor, Mulengera, Munnansi News Bulletin, Munno, New Vision, Ngabo, The People, The Star, Taifa Uganda Empya, Weekly Topic, The Exposure, Leadership, Mkombozi and more), Western Sahara: (Casablanca: (Al-Bayane, Al-Ittihad al-Ichtiraki, Maroe Soir, Le Matin du Sahara et du Maghreb and Rissolât al-Oumma and more) and Rabat: (Al-Alam, Al-Anba´a, Al-Maghrib, Al-Mithaq al-Watani, An-Nidal Ad-Dimokrati and L´Opinion and more), Cedies Informations, Construire, Les Echos Africains, Lamalif, La Mañana, Maroc Soir, Matin Hebdo, Matin Magazine, An-Nidal, Les Nouvelles du Maroc, Al-Ousbouaa al-Maghríbia, Panorama Interview, Les Temps du Maroc and more), Zaire: (L´Analyste, Boyoma, Elima, Mjumbe, Le Palmarés, Salongo, Allo Kinshasa, Beto na Beto, Bingwa, Horizons, JUA, Les Kasaï, Kin-Média, KYA, Libération, L´Opinion, Taifa and more), Zambia: (The Times of Zambia, Zambia Daily Mail, Chipembele Magazine, Chronicle, Icengelo, Imbila, Intanda, Leisure Magazine, Liseli, Lukanga News, Mining Mirror, National Mirror, Ngoma, The Post, Speak, The Sun, Sunday Express, Sunday Times of Zambia, Tsopano, Workers´Challenge, Workers´Voice, Youth and more) and Zimbabwe: (The Chronicle, The Herald, Business Herald, Chaminuka News, City Observer, Commerce, Computer and Telecom News, Economic Review, Executive, Financial Gazette, Horizon Magazine, Indonsakusa, Look and Listen, Makonde Star, Manica Post, Masiye Pambili, Masvingo Mirror, Midlands Observer, Monthly Bulletin, Nehanda Guardian, North Midlands Gazette, On Guard, The Outpost, Parade Magazine, The Record, Sunday Gazette, Sunday Mail, Sunday News, The Times, Vanguard, The Worker, World Vision News and more)).

Middle East: (Bahrain: (Akhbar al-Khalij, Al-Ayam, Gulf Daily News, Kalij Times, Sada al-Usbou´, Al-Hayat at-Tijariya, Al-Hidayah, Al-Murshid, Al-Musafir al-Arabi, Panorama, Profile, Al-Quwwa, Middle East Chandrika, Al Bilad and more), Iran: (Abrar, Alik, Bahari Iran, Ettela´at, Iran News, Etemad, Kayhan, Khorassan, Rahnejat, Ressallat, Salam, Teheran Times, Akhbar-e-Pezeshki, Ashur, Auditor, Ayandeh, Daneshmand, Donaye Varzesh, Echo of Islam, Film International, Iranian Cinema, Kayan Varzeshi, Majda, Negin, Pars, Salamate Fear, Soroush, Financial Tribune and more), Iraq: (Al-Baath ar-Riyadhi, Babil, Baghdad Observer, Al-Iraq, Al-Jumhuriya, Al-Qadisiya, Ar-Riyadhi, Tariq ash-Sha´ab, Ath-Thawra, Alif Baa, Al-Idaa´a wal-Television, Ar-Rased, Sabaa Nisan, Sawt al-Fallah, Afaq Arabiya, Al-Aqlam, Al-Funoon al-Ida´iya, Hurras al-Watan, L´Iraq Aujourd´Hui, Al-Maskukat, Al-Masrah wal-Cinema, Al-Mawrid, Sumer and more), Israel: (Davar Rishon, Globes, Ha´aretz, Hadashot, Hamodia, Hatzofeh, Israel Nachrichten, Israelski Far Tribuna, Al-Ittihad, The Jerusalem Post, Le Journal d´Israel, Letzte Nyess, Ma´ariv, Mabat, Nasha Strana, Uj Kelet, Viata Noastra, Yated Ne´eman, Yedioth Ahronoth, Davar Hashavua, Bama´alah, Etgar, Gesher, Glasul Populurui, Haolam Hazeh, Hotam, Al-Hurriya, Illustrirte Weltwoch, Jerusalem Post International Edition, The Jerusalem Times, Kol Ha´am, Ma´ariv Lanoar, MB, Reshumot, Sada at-Tarbia, Business Diary, Challenge, Gazit, Hameshek Hahaklai, Moznaim, Shituf, Shivuk, Sindibad, Terra Santa, Israel HaYom, Al-Madina and more), Jordan: (Al-Akhbar, Ad-Dustour, Al-Mithaq, Ar-Rai, The Jordan Times, Sawt ash-Shaab, Akhbar al-Usbou, Al-Aqsa, Al-Ghad al-Iqtisadi, Huda El-Islam, Jordan, Al-Liwa´, As-Sabah, Shari´a, Shenan, The Star, Al-Ghad and more), Kuwait: (Al-Anbaa, Arab Times, Kuwait Times, Al-Qabas, Ar-Ra´i al-´Aam, As-Seyassah, Al-Watan, ´Alam al-Fann, Arab Business Report, Al-´Arabi, Al-Balagh, Ad-Dakhiliya, Al-Hadaf, Hayatuna, Al-Iqtisadi al-Kuwaiti, Al-Khaleej Business Magazine, Al-Kuwait, Al-Kuwaiti, Al-Majaless, Mejallat al-Kuwait, Mirat al-Umma, An-Nahdha, Osrati, Ar-Ressaleh, Ar-Riyadhi al-´Arabi, Sa´d, Sawt al-Khaleej, At-Talia, Al-Yaqza, Al-Wasat and more), Lebanon: (Al-Amal, Al-Anwar, Ararat, Aztag, Al-Bairaq, Beirut, Ach-Chaab, Ach-Chams, Ach-Charq, Ad-Diyar, Ad-Dunya, Al-Hakika, Al-Hayat, Al-Jarida, Al-Jumhuriya, Journal Al-Haddis, Al-Khatib, Ak-Kifah al-Arabi, Lisan ul-Hal, Al-Liwa´, An-Nahar, An-Nas, An-Nida, Nida´ al-Watan, An-Nidal, L´Orient-Le Jour, Raqib al-Ahwal, Rayah, Le Réveil, Ar-Ruwwad, Sada Lubnan, As-Safir, Sawt al-Uruba, Le Soir, At-Tayyar, Telegraf-Bairut, Al-Yaum, Az-Zamane, Zartonk, Achabaka, Al-Ahad, Al-Akhbar, Ad-Dyar, Al-Hadaf, Al-Hawadess, Al-Hurriya, Al-Iza´s, Magazine, Ar-Rassed, Sahar, Samar, Sabah al-Khair, Alam at-Tijarat, Fairuz, Al-Mouktataf and more), Oman: (Oman Daily Newspaper, Ash-Shabibah, Al-Watan, Oman Daily Observer, Times of Oman, Al-Adwaa´, Al´-Akidah, The Commercial, Al Ghorfa, Jund Oman, Al-Markazi, Al-Mawared at Tabeey´iyah, An-Nahda, Oman Today and more), Qatar: (Al-´Arab, Ad-Dawri, Gulf Times, Al-Jawhara, Nada, Al-Ouroba, The Peninsula, Qatar Lil Inshaa, Ar-Rayah, Ash-Sharq, At-Tarbiya, This is Qatar and What´s On, Al-Ummah, Al-Wattan and more), Saudi Arabia: (Arab News, Asharq al-Awsat, Al-Bilad, Al-Jazirah, Al-Madina al-Munawara, An-Nadwah, Okaz, Ar-Riyadh, Saudi Gazette, Al-Yaum, Al-Muslimoon, Saudi Arabia Business Week, Saudi Business, Saudi Economic Survey, Al-Yamama, Arabia Monthly, Al-Manhal, Saudi Review, As-Soqoor, At-Tijarah and more), Syria: (Al-Baath, Barq ash-Shimal, Al-Fida´, Al-Jamahir al-Arabia, Al-Oroubat, Ash-Shabab, Syria Times, Ath-Thawra, Tishrin, Al-Wihdat, Al-Ajoua´, Al-Fursan, Homs, Al-Masirah, Al-Maukef ar-Riadi, An-Nas, Nidal al-Fellahin, Nidal ash Sha´ab, Flash, Ad-Dad, Al-Kanoun, Al-Kalima, Al-Munadel, Revue de la Presse Arabe and more), United Arab Emirates: (Abu Dhabi: (Adh-Dhafra, Emirates News, Al-Fajr, Hiya, Al-Ittihad, Khaleej Times, Majed, Ar-Riyada wa-Shabab, Al-Wahdah and Zahrat al-Khaleej and more), Dubai: (Akhbar Dubai, Al-Bayan, Gulf News, Al-Jundi, Khaleej Times, What´s On and more), Ras al-Khaimah: (Akhbar Ras al-Khaimah, Ras al-Khaimah Chamber of Commerce Magazine and Ras al-Khaimah Magazine and more) and Sharjah: (Al-Azman al-Arabia, Al-Khaleej, Sawt al-Khaleej, Ash-Sharooq, At-Tijarah and UAE Digest and more) and more) and Yemen: (Ar-Rabi´Ashar Min Uktubar, Ash-Sharara, Ath-Thawra, Attijarah, Al-Bilad, Al-Fanoon, Al-Gundi, Al-Hikma, Al-Hares, Al-Ma´in, Majallat al-Jaish, Al-Maseerah, Al-Mithaq, Qadiyat al-Asr, Ar-Ra´i al-´i Am, Ar-Risalah, As-Sahwa, As-Salam, San´a, Sawt al´Ummal, Sawt al-Yemen, At-Ta´awun, Ath-Thaqafat al-Jadida, 26 September, Ath-Thawri, Al-Yemen and more)).

Asia: (Afghanistan: (Anis, Badakhshan, Bedar, Dariz, Ettendi-Baghlan, Hewad, Ittifak Islam, Jawzjan, Kabul New Times, Nangarhor, Sanae, Seistan, Shahadat, Shahr, Shariat, Tulu-i-Afghan, Wolanga, Afghanistan, Afghanistan Today, Ahbar, Akhbar-e-Hafta, Aryana, Awaz, Erfan, Gharjestan, Gorash, Haqiqat-e-Sarbaz, Helmand, Kar, Meli Jabha, Mojahed, Nengarhar, Parmir, Samangon, Sawad, Sob, Yulduz, Daily Outlook Afghanistan and more), Armenia: (Ankakhutiun, Aravot, Avangard, Bravo, Eis Express, Epokha, Golos Armenii, Grakan Tert, Hayastan, Hayastani, Hanrapetutyun, Hayk, Hazatamart, Hazg, Hnchak Hayastani, Molorak, Ria Taze, Vozny Decadely, Yerkir, Yerokoyan Yerevan, Yeter, Zroutsakits, Aghbiur, Arvest, Garun, Gitutyun ev Tekhnica, Nork and more), Aruba: (Amigoe di Aruba, Aruba Today, Beurs-en Nieuwsberichten, Bon Dia Aruba, Corant, Dagblad voor Aruba, Diario, Extra, Meridiano, The News, Nobo, La Prensa and more), Azerbaijan: (Adabiyat ve Injisenet, Azadlyg, Azerbaijan, Azerbaijan Ganjlyari, Bakinskii Rabochii, Hayat, Istiklal, Khalg Gazeti, Molodezh Azerbaijana, Respublika, Veten Sesi, Vyshka, Azerbaijan, Dialog, Ulus and more), Bangladesh: (Bengali: (Amandapatra, Azadi, Banglar Bani, Dainik Bangla, Dainik Bhorer Kagoj, Dainik Inquilab, Dainik Jahan, Dainik Ittefaq, Dainik Janakantha, Dainik Janata, Dainik Janmobhumi, Dainik Karatoa, Dainik Khabar, Dainik Millat, Dainik Nava Avijan, Dainik Patrika, Dainik Purbanchal, Dainik Shakti, Sangbad and more, English: (Bangladesh Observer, The Bangladesh Times, Daily Star, Daily Tribune, Financial Express, The Independent, New Nation, People´s View and more), Alokpat, Ahmadi, Adhuna, Begum, Bichitra, Chakra, Chutti, Chitrali, Bangladesh Gazette, Bangladesh Ilustrated Weekly, Cinema, Dhaka Courier, Herald, Tide and more), Brunei: (Borneo Bulletin, Brunei Darussalam Newsletter, Pelita Brunei, Salam and more), Burma: (Myanmar Alin, New Light of Myanmar, A Hla Thit, Dana, Do Kyaung Tha, Gita Padetha, Guardian Magazine, Kyee Pwar Yay, Moethaukpan, Myanma Dana, Myawaddy Magazine, Ngwetaryi Magazine, Pyinnya Lawka Journal, Shwe Thwe, Taw Win Journal, Teza, Thwe/Thauk Magazine, Ya Nant Thit and more), Cambodia: (Areyathor, Cambodia Daily, Cambodia Times, Chakraval, Damnoeung Pises, Kamlang Thmei, Kampuchea, Khmer Ekareach, Kolbar Angkor, Moha Samakki Kraom Tong Ranks, Moneakseka Cheat Khmer, Neak Chea, Odamktek Khmer, Phnom Penh Post, Pracheachon, Reaksmei Kampuchea, Sakal, Samleng Yuveakchun Khmer, Samrek Reas Khmer, Sereipheap Thmei, Yuttethor and more), China: (Anhui Ribao, Beijing Ribao, Beijing Wanbao, Changsha Wanbao, Chengdu Wanbao, China Business Times, Chungcheng Wanbao, Dazhong Ribao, Economic News, Fujian Ribao, Gangrene Ribao, Guangming Ribao, Guangxi RIbao, Guangzhou Ribao, Guizhou Ribao, Hainan Ribao, Heibei Ribao, Henan Ribao, Sichuan Ribao, Shenzhen Commercial Press, Xin Min Wan Bao, Ban Yue Tan, Beijing Review, BJ TV Weekly, China TV Weekly, Family Magazine, Hai Xia, Shufa and more, Provincial (Chien Kuo Daily News, China Daily News, China Evening News, Keng Sheng Daily News, Kinmen Daily News, Matsu Daily News, Min Chung Daily News, Shin Wen Evening News, Taiwan Daily News, Taiwan Hsin Wen Daily News and Taiwan Times and more), China Times Weekly, Free China Review, Free China Journal, Information and Computer, Money Monthly, TV Weekly and more)), Georgia: (Akhalgazrda Iverieli, Droni, Eri, Georgian Times, Iberia Spektri, Mamuli, Respublika, Rezonansi, Sakartvelos Respublika, Shvidi Dghe, Svobodnaya Gruziya, Tavisupali Sakartvelo, Vestnik Gruzii, Alashara, Dila, Drosha, Fidiyag, Kritika, Niangi, Saunje and more), Hong Kong: (Asian Wall Street Journal, Hong Kong Standard, International Herald Tribune, South China Morning Post, Target Financial Service, Ching Pao, Hong Kong Commercial Daily, Hong Kong Daily News, Economic Journal, Economic Times, Hong Kong Sheung Po, Hsin Wan Pao, Ming Pao Daily News, Oriental Daily News, Ping Kuo Jih Pao, Seng Weng Evening News, Sing Tao Daily, Ta Kung Pao, Asia Magazine, Asian Business, Hong Kong Electronics, Disc Jockey, Metropolitan Weekly, Open Magazine, TV Week and more), India: (Delhi, Bihar, Assam, Andhra Pradesh and more (Dainik Bhaskar, Dainik Jagran, The Times of India, Malayala Manorama, Amar Ujala, Hindustan, Rajasthan Patrika, Eenadu, Dina Thanthi, The Hindu, Sakal, Mathrubhumi, Punjab Kesari, The Hindustan Times, Oneindia, Mint, Niyomiya Barta and more), Indonesia: (Bali, Irian Jaya, Java, Kalimantan, Maluku and more: Jawa Pos, Kompas, Media Indonesia, Rakyat Merdeka, Republika, Pewarta Surabaya, Koran Jakarta and more), Japan: (Asahi Shimbun, Mainichi Shimbun, Nihon Keizai Shimbun, Sankei Shimbun and Yomiuri Shimbun, Tokyo, Osaka, Kanto, Tohoku, Hokuriku and more: (The Asahi Shimbun, Nikkei Shimbun, Chunchui Shimbun, The Japan Times, Naigai Times, Asahi Evening News, Dempa Shimbun and more), Kazakhstan: (Kazakhstanskaya Pravda, Khalyk Kenesi, Yegemen Kazakstan, Ana Tili, Aziya Kino, Baldyrgran, Densaulik, Kakadu, Novoye Pokoleniye, Panorama, Parasat, Shalkar, Uigur Avazi, Ukrainski Novini and more), Kyrgyzstan: (Bishkek Shamy, Char Tarap, Kyrgyz Madaniyaty, Kyrgyz Tuusu, Kyrgyzstan Chronicle, Slovo Kyrgyzstana, Vechernii Bishkek, Yuzhnyi Kurier, Daman Kyrgyzstan and more), Laos: (Aloun Mai, Heng Ngan, Lao Dong, Laos, Meying Lao, Noum Lao, Pasason, Siang Khong Gnaovason Song Thanva, Suksa May, Technical Science Magazine, Valasan Khosana, Valasan Pathet Lao, Vientiane May, Vientiane Times and more), Macau: (O Clarim, O Futuro do Macau, Jornal de Macau, Jornal Novo, Macau Hoje, Ponto Final, Semanário Desportivo, Tribuna de Macau, Cheng Pou, Correio Sino-Macaense, Jornal ´Si-Si´, Jornal Son Pou, Ou Mun lat Pou, Seng Pou, Si Man Pou, Tai Chung Pou, Today Macau Journal, Va Kio Pou and more), Malaysia: (Business Times, Malay Mail, New Straits Times, The Star, The Sun, China Press, Chung Kuo Pao, Guang Ming Daily, Kwong Wah Yit Poh, Nanyang Siang Pau, Shin Min Daily News, Sin Chew Jit Poh, Berita Harian, Mingguan Perdana, Utusan Malaysia, Watan, Malaysia Nanban, Tamil Nesan, Tamil Osai, Tamil Thinamani, New Sunday Times, Sunday Mail, Sunday Star, Berita Minggu, Mingguan Malaysia, Utusan Zaman, Makkal Osai, Her World, Malaysian Forester, Mister Weekly, Mun Sang Poh, Dewan Pelajar, Utusan Radio dan TV, Borneo Mail, Daily Express, Merdeka Daily News, Sabah Times, Borneo Post, Chinese Daily News, International Times, Malaysia Daily News, See Hua Daily News, Sarawak Gazette and more), Maldives (Aafathis, Dheenuge Mag, Faiythoora, Furadhaana, Haveeru, Hiyala, Huwandhu, Jamaathuge Khabaru, Maldives News Bulletin, Rasain and more), Mongolia (Ardchilal, Ardyn Erh, Bagsh, Business Times, Chölööt Inder, Delhiyn Medee, Dzasgiyn Gadzryn Medee, Dzohist, Ayalgüü, Erh Choloo, Hödölmor, Höh Tolbo, Il Tovchoo, Mongol Horshoo, Mongolyn Dzaluuchuud, Mongolyn Sport, Niysleliyn Sonin Bichig, Önoodor, Sayn Bayan Uu?, Tonshuul, Tusgaar Togtnol, Ulaanbaatar, Úg, Enen, Birjiyn Medee, Dorno-Örno, Dzah Dzeel, Dzar Bichig, Mongol Tayms, Töriyn Medeelel and more), Nepal: (The Commoner, Daily News, Dainik Nirnaya, Gorkhapatra, Janadoot, The Motherland, Nepal Times, Nepali Hindi Daily, Rising Nepal, Samaj, Samaya, Arjan, Commerce, Deshanter, The Independent, Janmabhumi, Madhuparka, Matribhoomi, Nepal Chronicle, Spotlight, Annapurna Post and more), North and South Korea (Choldo Sinmun, Joson Inmingun, Kyowon Sinmun, Nongup Keunroja, Pyongyang Sinmun, Rodong Chongnyon, Rodong Sinmun, Rodongja Sinmun, Saenal, Sonyon Sinmun, Tongil Sinbo, Chollima, Choson Yesul, Kunroja, Ryoksagwahak, Chosen Ilbo, Dong-A Ilbo, Hankook Ilbo, Hankyoreh Shinmun, Jeil Economic Daily, Joong-ang Ilbo, Kookmin Ilbo, Korea Economic Daily, The Korea Herald, The Korea Times, Kyung-hywang Shinmun, Maeil Kyungje Shinmun, Munhwa Ilbo, Naeway Economic Daily, Segye Times, Seoul Kyungje Shinmun, Seoul Shinmun, Sonyon Chosun, Chonju Ilbo, Chunbuk Ilbo, Chunnam Ilbo, Halla Ilbo, Business Korea, Eumak Dong-A, Korea Business World, Korea Buyers Guide, News Maker, Shin Dong-A, Taekwondo and more), Pakistan: (Islamabad (Al-Akhbar, The Muslim, The Nation and Pakistan Observer and more), Karachi (Aghaz, Amn, Business Recorder, Daily Awam, Daily Beopar, Daily Intekhab, Daily Jang, Daily Khabar, Daily Mohasaba, Daily News, Daily Public, Daily Sindh Sujag, Daily Special, Dawn, Deyanet, Evening Times, Finance, Financial Post, Hilal-e-Pakistan, Hurriyet, Jago, Jasarat, Leader, Mazdur, Millat, New Times, The News International, Parliament, The Public, Qaumi Akhbar, Roznama Special, Savera, Sindh Express, Sindh Tribune, Star, The Times of Karachi and Watan and more), Lahore (Imroze, Mahgribi Pakistan, Mashriq, The Nation, Nawa-i-Waqt (Voice of the Time), Pakistan Daily, Pakistan Times, Tijarat and Wifaq and more), Rawalpindi (Daily Jang, Daily Wifaq, The News and Pakistan Times and more), Other Towns (Aftab, Al Falah, Al-Jamiat-e-Sarhad, Balochistan Times, Basharat, Daily Awaz, Daily Hewad, Daily Rehbar, Daily Sarwan, Daily Shabaz, Frontier Post, Ibrat, Jihad, Kaleem, Kavish, Asianews, Badban, Family Magazine, The Friday Times, Times of Kashmir, Export Times, Film Asia, The Herald, Hikayat, TV Times, Daily Qudrat and more), Philippines: (Metro Manila (Abante, Abante Tonite, Ang Pilipino Ngayon, Balita, Bongga, Evening Star, Headline, The Journal, Malaya, Manilla Bulletin, Manilla Chronicle, Manilla Evening Post, Manilla Times, News Herald, Observer, People Tonight, People´s Journal, Philippine Daily Globe, Philippine Daily Inquirer, Philippine Herald-Tribune, Philippine Star, Taliban, Tempo, Today and United Daily News and more), Bannawag, Bisaya, Focus Philippines, Jingle TV Guide, Liwayway, Panorama, Philippine Starweek, The Rizal Chronicle, Weekend, Naga Times, Sorsogon Today, Cagayan Star, The Valley Times, Palihan, The Tribune, Baguio Midland Courier, Mindanao Star, Pagadian Times, The Voice of Islam, Zamboanga Times, Bayanihan Weekly News, The Quezon Times, The Aklan Reporter, Ang Bagong Kasanag, Bohol Chronicle, The Kapawa News, The Visayan Tribune, The Weekly Negros Gazette, Weekly Scope and more), Singapore: (Business Times, The New Paper, The Straits Times, Liane Wanbao, Lianhe Zaobao, Shin Min Daily News (S) Ltd, Berita Harian, Tamil Murasu, Sunday Times, Berita Minggu, Accent, 8 Days, Go, Mondial Collections, Reservist, Singapore Business, Singapore Medical Journal, Times Guide to Computers, Visage, Woman´s Affair, Young Parents, The Citizen, Movie & TV Weekly, Characters, Punters´Way, Racing Guide, Radio and TV Times (Chinese), Young Generation, Good Paper, Thumbs Up and more), Sri Lanka: (Daily News, Observer, Thinakaran, Janatha, Dinamina, Sunday Observer, Silumina, Thinakaran Vaara Manjari, Dinakara, Divaina, Eelanadu, The Island, Sun, Thinakaran, Virakesari, Janasathiya, Mithran Varamalar, Riviresa, Silumina, Sunday Island, Virakesari Vaaraveliyeedu, Weekend, Aththa, The Economic Times, The Financial Times, Iranama, Lanka Guardian, Manasa, Mihira, Morning Star, Navalokaya, Nava Yugaya, Pathukavalan, Sarasaviya, Sri Lanka News, Sri Lanka Today, Tribune, Rivira, Lakbima News and more), Taiwan: (Taipei (Central Daily News, China News, The China Post, China Times, China Times Express, Chung Cheng Pao, Commercial Times, Economic Daily News, Independence Morning Post, Liberty Times, Mandarin Daily News, Min Sheng Daily, Taiwan Hsin Sheng Pao, The Great News, United Daily News and Youth Daily News and more), Tajikistan: (Adabiyet va sanat, Bizness i Politika, Djavononi Tochikiston, Golos Tajikistana, Jumhuriyat, Khalk ovozi, Kurer Tajikistana, Narodnaya Gazeta, Nidoi ranchbar, Omuzgor, Posukh, Sadoi mardum, Tojikiston ovozi, Adab, Bunyod-i Adab, Djashma, Farhang, Firuza, Ilm va khayot, Istikbol, Marifat, Pamir, Sadoi shark, Tochikiston, Zdrakvookhraneniye Tajikistana and more), Thailand: (Baan Muang, Daily News, Dao Siam, Khao Panich, Krungthep, Turakij Daily, Matichon, Naew Na, Siam Daily, Siam Post, Siam Rath, Sue Tuakij, Thai, Thai Rath, Asia Times, Bangkok Post, Business Day, The Nation, Thailand Times, Kia Hua Tong Huan, New Chinese Daily News, Sing Sian Yit Pao Daily News, Tong Hua Daily News, Bangkok Weekly, Mathichon Weekly Review, Siam Rath Weekly Review, Skul Thai, Wattachak, Bangkok Post Weekly Review, Business Times, Dara Thai, Dichan, Lalana, Bangkok 30, Chao Krung, The Dharmachaksu, Grand Prix, The Investor, Kasikorn, Look, Look East, Praew, Saen Sanuk, Satawa Liang and more), Turkmenistan: (Edebiyat ve sungat, Esger, Khalk sesi, Mugallymlar gazeti, Neitralnyi Turkmenistan, Nesil, Novosti Turkmenistana, Türken demiryolchusy, Turkmenistan, Syyasy sokhbetdesh, Vatan, Ashgabat, Diller duniesi, Diyar, Finansovye vesti, Garagum, Khalypa, Ovadan, Saglyk, Turkmen sesí and more), Uzbekistan: (Khaik Suzi, Molodezh Uzbekistana, Narodnoye Slovo, Pravada Vostoka, Tashkentskaya Pravda, Tashkent Khakikati, Turkiston, Uzbekiston Adabiyoti va San´ati, Fan va Turmush, Gulistan, Gulkhan, Sharq Yulduzi, Zvezda Vostoka and more) and Vietnam: (Hanoi (Le Courrier du Viet Nam, Hanoi Moi, Nhan Dan, Quan Doi, Nhan Dan and Viet Nam News and more), and Ho Chi Minh City (Saigon Giai Phong and Saigon Times and more), Dai Doan Ket, Giao Thong-Van Tai, Giao Due Thoi Dai, Khoa Hoc Ky Thuat Kinh Te The Gioi, Khoa Hoc va Doi Song, Lao Dong, Nghe Thuat Dien Anh, Nguoi Cong Giao Viet Nam, Nguoi Dai Bieu Nhan Dan, Nguoi Hanoi, Nha Bao Va Cong Luan, San Khau, Tap Chi Cong San, The Thao Van Hoa, The Thao Viet Nam, Thoung Mai, Tien Phong, Tuan Tin Tue, Van Hoa, Viet Nam Courier, Viet Nam Economic Times, Viet Nam Pictorial, Viet Nam Social Science and more)).

and Oceania: (Australia:(Australian Capital Territory (The Canberra Times and more), New South Wales (The Australian, Australian Financial Review, Daily Commercial News, The Daily Telegraph, The Manly Daily, The Newcastle Herald and The Sydney Morning Herald, Sun-Herald, Sunday Telegraph, The Parramatta Advertiser and more), Northern Territory (Northern Territory News and Sunday Territorian and more), Queensland (Courier-Mail and Sunday Mail and more), South Australia (Advertiser and Sunday Mail and more), Tasmania (The Advocate, Examiner, Mercury, Sunday Examiner and Sunday Tasmanian and more), Victoria (The Age, Herald Sun, Progress Press, Sunday Age and Sunday Herald Sun and more), Western Australia (The West Australian and Sunday Times and more), Australasian Post, The Bulletin, Business Review Weekly, The Countryman, New Idea, News Weekly, People, Picture, Stock and Land, That´s Life!, TV Week, The Weekly Times, ABM, Australian Hi-Fi, Electronics Australia, Family Circle, HQ, TV Hits, TV Soap and more), Norfolk Island (Norfolk Island Government Gazette and Norfolk Islander and more), The Saturday Paper and more), New Zealand: (Bay of Plenty Times, The Daily News, The Daily Post, Daily Telegraph, The Dominion, Evening Post, Evening Standard, Gisborne Herald, The Hawke´s Bay Herald Tribune, Marlborough Express, The Nelson Mail, New Zealand Herald, Northern Advocate, Otago Daily Times, The Press, Southland Times, Taranaki Daily News, Timaru Herald, Waikato Times, Wanganui Chronicle, Best-Bets, Christchurch Star, MG Business, The National Business Review, New Truth, New Zealand Gazette, North Shore Times Advertiser, Paeroa Gazette, Sunday Star-Times, Taieri Herald, Waihi Gazette, Wairarapa News, Landfall, Management, New Truth and TV Extra, New Zealand Dairy Exporter, NZ Listener, NZ Business, Pacific Wave Magazine, Time New Zealand, UNANewZ, The Dominion Post and more), French Polynesia: (La Dépéche de Tahiti, L´Echo de Tahiti-Nui, Les Nouvelles de Tahiti, Tahiti Beach Press, Tahiti Pacifique Magazine, Tahiti Rama, Tahiti Today, Ve´a Porotetani and more), Guam: ((Drive Guam, Drive Saipan, Guam Business News, Guam Tribune, Pacific Daily News and Sunday News, The Pacific Voice, TV Guam Magazine and more), Micronesia: (Chuuk News Chronicle, FSM - Job Training Partnership Act News, FSM News, Micronesia Focus, The National Union and more), New Caledonia: (Agri-Info, L´Avenir Calédonien, Eglise de Nouvelle-Calédonie, Les Nouvelles Calédoniennes, Télé 7 Jours and more), Palau: (Palau Gazette, Palau Weekly, Tia Belau and more) and Papua New Guinea: (Ailans Nius, Arawa Bulletin, Education Gazette, Foreign Affairs Review, Hailans Nius, The National, Lae Nius, Pacific Star, Papua New Guinea Business, Papua New Guinea Post-Courier, The Saturday Independent, Wantok, Weekend Sport and more)) (The newspapers and magazines from 189 countries and 7 continents appear in Chip and Dale's fan garage).

George of the Jungle since 1967 from Jay Ward and DreamWorks Classics (George of the Jungle appears in Fancon as a poster).

Super Chicken and Fred since 1967 from Jay Ward and DreamWorks Classics (Super Chicken and Fred appear in Columbia Cartoons from Columbia Pictures style by coming out of a crate).

Tom Slick since 1967 from Jay Ward and DreamWorks Classics (Tom Slick appears in Los Angeles street as driving his car).

Abner Countrymouse from The Country Mouse since 1936 (Abner Countrymouse appears as a picture frame in Monterey Jack’s apartment room).

Mike, Lu and Og since 1999 from Cartoon Network from Warner Bros. Discovery (Mike, Lu and Og appear in a discussion paper with Hello Kitty from Sanrio since 1974 styled faces).

The Blue Racer since 1972 from United Artists and Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer from Warner Bros. Discovery (The Blue Racer appears in a discussion paper with a long tail).

Baby Huey since 1950 from Paramount Pictures, Famous Studios and NBCUniversal (Baby Huey appears in a discussion paper with a parrot tail).

Buzzy the Crow since 1946 from Paramount Pictures, Famous Studios and NBCUniversal (Buzzy the Crow appears in a discussion paper with a fedora).

Little Audrey since 1947 from Paramount Pictures, Famous Studios and NBCUniversal (Little Audrey appears as a classmate at school).

The Iron Giant since 1999 from Warner Bros. from Warner Bros. Discovery (The Iron Giant appears on a poster in Chip's house).

Warner Bros logo from Warner Bros. from Warner Bros. Discovery (A Warner Bros. logo appears on a water tower in Los Angeles street).

Pepe Le Pew since 1945 and Penelope Pussycat since 1945 from Warner Bros. from Warner Bros. Discovery (Pepe Le Pew and Penelope Pussycat appear in a toon part room as his hairstyle and tail and her eyes).

Betty Boop since 1930 from Fleischer Studios, Paramount Pictures and King Features Syndicate, Inc. (Betty Boop appears with Hanna-Barbera from Warner Bros. Discovery styled face by coming out of a crate).

Gaston LaGaffe since 1957 from Andre Franquin and Dupuis (Gaston LaGaffe appears in a comic book in Chip and Dale's bedroom).

Dennis the Menace since 1951 from  Post-Hall Syndicate and King Features Syndicate, Inc. (Dennis the Menace appears as painting on the wall in Main Street).

Dennis the Menace and Gnasher since 1951 from DC Thomson (Dennis the Menace and Gnasher appear in a billboard with anime style in Los Angeles street).

Mort and Phil (Mortadelo y Filemon) since 1958 from Francisco Ibañez, Ediciones B and Grupo Zeta (Mort and Phil (Mortadelo y Filemon) appear in toon part room with his glasses and their eyeballs).

The Adventures of Brer Rabbit from Universal Pictures since 2006 (Brer Rabbit, Brer Fox and Brer Wolf appear in a copycat DVD cover with Disney Xerox era styled eyes).

South Park since 1997 from ViacomCBS (Randy Marsh appears in Russian bathhouse as in a heating room).

SpongeBob SquarePants since 1999 from ViacomCBS (SpongeBob appears in Fancon as a t-shirt, Patrick Star in copycat form mixed up with Wembley Fraggle from Fraggle Rock since 1983 from The Jim Henson Company by coming out of a crate and Squidward Tentacles' name on a celebrity star).

Sesame Street since 1969 from Sesame Workshop from Warner Bros. Discovery (A man wearing Ernie costume and another man wearing Bert costume in Fancon, Oscar the Grouch is mixed up with Binky the Clown since 1985 from Garfield since 1978 from Jim Davis in a discussion paper, a puppet beast resembles Cookie Monster in the credits and the two puppets resemble Big Bird and Elmo in the credits).

Ed, Edd and Eddy since 1999 from Cartoon Network from Warner Bros. Discovery (Ed, Edd (Double D) and Eddy appear in a discussion paper with full hairs).

Courage the Cowardly Dog since 1996 from Cartoon Network from Warner Bros. Discovery (Courage the Cowardly Dog appears in Russian bathhouse as shivering in the cold swimming pool).

Starbucks Coffee (Starbucks Coffee appears as building in Los Angeles Street).

Hollywood Sign (Hollywood sign appears in Los Angeles).

Flippy and Flop since 1945 from Columbia Pictures (Flippy and Flop Cat appear in Main Street pet store).

Bunny and Claude since 1968 from Warner Bros from Warner Bros. Discovery (Bunny and Claude appear in Los Angeles street as driving in the traffic).

Colonel Rimfire since 1967 from Warner Bros from Warner Bros. Discovery (Colonel Rimfire appears in Fancon as a costume worn by a live-action man).

The Archies since 1941 from Archie Comics (The Archies appear on Chip and Dale’s TV and Fancon as band members).

Second Banana since 1967 from Warner Bros from Warner Bros. Discovery (Second Banana appears in Fancon as a visitor).

Galaxy High School since 1986 from TMS Entertainment (The animated high school students resemble the cast of Galaxy High School characters in Chip and Dale’s past).

Gyro Gearloose since 1952 (Gyro Gearloose appears in a school as a principal).

Nasty Canasta since 1951 from Warner Bros from Warner Bros. Discovery (Nasty Canasta appears in Los Angeles street as riding in a prison bus).

Ghostbusters since 1984 from Columbia Pictures (The Ghostbusters car appears in Los Angeles street, a live-action man cosplays Dr. Peter Venkman in Fancon and Slimer appears in a discussion paper with Kirby since 1992 from Nintendo face).

He-Man and The Masters of the Universe since 1982 and She-Ra: Princess of Power since 1985 from Mattel, Filmation and DreamWorks Classics (He-Man and Skeletor appear in Fancon as speakers and She-Ra appears as a costume worn by a live-action woman).

Casper the Friendly Ghost since 1939 from Famous Studios, Paramount Pictures and NBCUniversal (Casper the Friendly Ghost appears in a copycat DVD cover with his film design and mixed with Woody Woodpecker since 1940 from Universal Pictures by coming out of a crate).

Timmy Brisby’s slingshot since 1925 from the Timmy Brisby franchise since 1925 from Turner Entertainment Co. from Warner Bros. Discovery (Timmy Brisby’s slingshot appears in Russian bathhouse as a locker room clothing).

Heathcliff since 1973 from McNaught Syndicate and Creators Syndicate (Heathcliff appears in a discussion paper with Friz Freleng styled face).

Riff-Raff from Heathcliff and the Catillac Cats since 1984 from DIC Entertainment, Cookie Jar, DHX Media, McNaught Syndicate and Creators Syndicate (Riff-Raff appears in Main Street as riding in a hot air balloon).

The Peanuts franchise since 1950 from Charles M. Schulz (The Peanuts gang appear in Chip and Dale’s comic books and Snoopy’s ears in a toon part room and as Chip’s spell on his ear).

Hey, Arnold! since 1996 from ViacomCBS (Arnold Shortman and Gerald Johanssen appear in Fancon as visitors).

The Swat Kats since 1993 from Hanna-Barbera from Warner Bros. Discovery (The Swat Kats protagonists appear in Fancon as speakers).

Kissyfur since 1986 from DIC Entertainment (Kissyfur appears on VHS tapes in Chip and Dale's bedroom).

Balin the Mouse since 1991 and Detective Bogey since 1994 from Neptuno Films (Balin the Mouse appears in a secret cheese room as a cheese eater and Detective Bogey appears in Fancon as a visitor).

Loopy De Loop since 1959 from Hanna-Barbera from Warner Bros. Discovery (Loopy De Loop appear in series wrap party while having snacks and Loopy de Loop´s clothes are in the toon part room).

Secret Squirrel since 1965 from Hanna-Barbera from Warner Bros. Discovery (Secret Squirrel and Morocco Mole appear as entertainment secret agent in the pier).

Atom Ant since 1965 from Hanna-Barbera from Warner Bros. Discovery (Atom Ant is flying in Los Angeles street and as a visitor in Fancon).

DePatie Freleng/United Artists Animated Movies (1965-1982) from United Artists and Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer from Warner Bros. Discovery (such as The Super Duper Funniest Comedies to The Legend of Little Boy Blue) (The DePatie Freleng/United Artists movie collection in the video store in Main Street).

Sneak, Snoop and Snitch from Gulliver’s Travels (1939) and Max Fleischer’s Animated Antics from Fleischer Studios and Paramount Pictures (Sneak, Snoop and Snitch appear in a discussion paper with Invader Zim since 2001 from ViacomCBS styled faces).

Bananaman since 1980 from DC Thomson (Bananaman appears in Fancon as a visitor).

Droopy since 1943, Red since 1943, Barney Bear since 1939, McWolf since 1942, Screwy Squirrel since 1944, Spike (Tex Avery) since 1949 and Alejandro the Cat since 1947 from Turner Entertainment from Warner Bros. Discovery (Droopy appears in Russian bathhouse as swimming in the pool, Red appears in Fancon as a band singer, Barney Bear appears in Main Street as a janitor, McWolf appears in Los Angeles street as riding in a jail truck, Screwy Squirrel appears in a discussion paper mixed with Aracuan Bird since 1944, Spike (Tex Avery) appears as a security guard in the pier and Alejandro the Cat appears in a secret cheese room as chasing the mice).

Jose Carioca since 1942 and Panchito Pistoles since 1944 (Jose Carioca and Panchito Pistoles appear with Ed, Edd 'n Eddy since 1999 from Cartoon Network from Warner Bros. Discovery styled faces by coming out of a crate).

Claude Cat since 1943 from Warner Bros from Warner Bros. Discovery (Claude Cat appears in a secret cheese room as chasing the mice).

Hippity Hopper since 1948 from Warner Bros from Warner Bros. Discovery (Hippity Hopper appears in a discussion paper with long kangaroo ears).

Speedy Gonzales since 1953 from Warner Bros from Warner Bros. Discovery (Speedy Gonzales appears as his sombrero in a toon part room).

Pluto since 1930 and Taz since 1954 from Warner Bros from Warner Bros. Discovery (Pluto appears in Fancon and Taz appears in Stitch colors from Lilo and Stitch by coming out of a crate).

Mickey Mouse since 1928 and Donald Duck since 1934 (Mickey Mouse appears in a toon part room as his snout and his pants as Sweet Pete’s ultimate form part and Donald Duck appears in a toon part room as his hat).

Charlie Dog since 1947 from Warner Bros from Warner Bros. Discovery (Charlie Dog appears in Main Street as a customer in the cheese restaurant).

Honey since 1930, Buddy and Cookie since 1933, Ralph Wolf and Sam Sheepdog since 1953 from Warner Bros and Turner Entertainment from Warner Bros. Discovery (Honey, Buddy and Cookie appear in Main Street as walking and Ralph Wolf and Sam Sheepdog appear in Los Angeles street at night).

Piggy Pig, Peppers Penguin and Koko Koala since 1933 from the Timmy Brisby franchise since 1925 from Turner Entertainment from Warner Bros. Discovery (Piggy Pig, Peppers Penguin and Koko Koala appear in Sweet Pete's lab as captured toons).

Bimbo the Dog since 1929, Pudgy since 1934 and Koko the Clown since 1917 from Betty Boop from Paramount Pictures and Fleischer Studios (Bimbo the Dog, Pudgy and Koko the Clown appear in a discussion paper with Famous Studios styled faces).

Slowpoke Rodriguez since 1959 from Warner Bros from Warner Bros. Discovery (Slowpoke Rodriguez appears in a Russian bathhouse).

Stay Puft Marshmallow Man from Ghostbusters since 1984 from Columbia Pictures (Stay Puft Marshmallow Man appears in Fancon as a costume worn by a live-action man).

Knothead and Splinter since 1956 from Universal Pictures (Knothead and Splinter appear with Pokémon since 1996 from Nintendo styled faces by coming out of a crate).

Doctor Claw from Inspector Gadget since 1983 from DIC Entertainment (Doctor Claw appears in Main Street as a wanted poster).

Pooch the Pup since 1932 from Universal Pictures (Pooch the Pup appears in Main Street as riding on a bicycle).

Inspector Willoughby since 1960 from Universal Pictures (Inspector Willoughby appears as an entertainment police in the pier).

Gabby Gator since 1958 and Miss Meany since 1963 from Universal Pictures (Gabby Gator appears in Russian bathhouse as floating in the swimming pool with the mice sitting on his belly and Miss Meany appears in Los Angeles street as riding in a jail truck).

Baby-Face Mouse since 1938 from Universal Pictures (Baby-Face Mouse appears on a picture in Monterey Jack’s apartment room).

Meany, Miny and Moe since 1937 the three monkeys from Universal Pictures (Meany, Miny and Moe the monkeys appear in a discussion paper with 70s and 80s hairstyles).

Lil’ Eightball since 1939 from Universal Pictures (Lil’ Eightball appears in a discussion paper as an Asian American).

Pepito Chickeeto since 1957 from Universal Pictures (Pepito Chickeeto appears on a frozen chicken strip package in Chip’s refrigerator).

The Beary Family since 1962 from Universal Pictures (The Beary Family appears in Fancon as tourists).

Gumby since 1953 from Art Clokey (Gumby appears on a picture frame in Sweet Pete's lab).

Wallace and Gromit since 1989 and Shaun the Sheep since 1995 from Aardman Animations (Wallace and Gromit appear in Fancon as a poster and a sheep customer resembles Shaun the Sheep in Chip's insurance work).

Top Cat since 1961 from Hanna-Barbera from Warner Bros. Discovery (Top Cat appears in Main Street as a citizen).

Wally Gator since 1962 from Hanna-Barbera from Warner Bros. Discovery (Wally Gator appears in Russian bathhouse as swimming in the pool).

Magilla Gorilla since 1963 from Hanna-Barbera from Warner Bros. Discovery (Magilla Gorilla with Mr. Pebbles appears in the Main Street Pet Store and Magilla Gorilla’s hat in the toon part room).

Peter Potamus and So-So the Monkey since 1964 from Hanna-Barbera from Warner Bros. Discovery (Peter Potamus and So-So the Monkey are riding in his magic flying balloon through Los Angeles Street).

Winsome Witch since 1965 from Hanna-Barbera from Warner Bros. Discovery (Winsome Witch is flying in her broomstick through Fancon).

Squiddly Diddly since 1965 from Hanna-Barbera from Warner Bros. Discovery (Squiddly Diddly appears in Russian bathhouse while swimming in the pool).

Jabberjaw since 1976 from Hanna-Barbera from Warner Bros. Discovery (Jabberjaw appears in Russian bathhouse while swimming in the pool).

Captain Caveman since 1977 from Hanna-Barbera from Warner Bros. Discovery (Captain Caveman appears in Main Street as working as a baseball player in the trolley).

Farmer AlFalfa since 1915 from Terrytoons from ViacomCBS (Farmer AlFalfa appears in Los Angeles Street while walking in the crosswalk).

Evil Slimer from The Real Ghostbusters Promotion Pilot since 1985 from Columbia Pictures (Evil Slimer appears in a discussion paper with a shark body).

The Katzenjammer Kids since 1897 from King Features Syndicate, Inc. (The Katzenjammer Kids appear in a discussion paper with Calvin and Hobbes since 1985 from Universal Press Syndicate styled faces).

Hagar the Horrible since 1973 from King Features Syndicate, Inc. (Hagar the Horrible appears in comic books in Chip and Dale’s bedroom).

Wildfire since 1986 from Hanna-Barbera from Warner Bros. Discovery (Wildfire appears in Fancon as a visitor).

Pearl Pureheart since 1947 from Mighty Mouse from Terrytoons from ViacomCBS (Pearl Pureheart appears in a picture frame in Monterey Jack's apartment room).

Ranger Smith from Yogi Bear since 1958 from Hanna-Barbera from Warner Bros. Discovery (Ranger Smith appears as entertainment police in the pier).

Hong Kong Phooey since 1974 from Hanna-Barbera from Warner Bros. Discovery (Hong Kong Phooey appears in a series wrap party and his copycat form with Hugh Harman and Rudolf Ising styled face).

Superted since 1982 from Siriol Animation and S4C (Superted appears in Fancon as a poster).

The Princess and the Goblin since 1991 from Siriol Animation (Curdie and Princess Irene appear as costumes worn by the live-action couple and Prince Froglip appears in a discussion paper with a Mohawk).

Wolf and Hare from Nu Pogodi! (Well, Just You Wait!) since 1969 from Soyuzmultfilm (Wolf and Hare appear with Tex Avery styled faces).

Montana Max and Elmyra Duff from Tiny Toon Adventures since 1990 from Warner Bros and Amblin Entertainment from Warner Bros. Discovery (Montana Max and Elmyra Duff appear in a discussion paper with braces and freckles).

Katie Ka-Boom from Animaniacs since 1993 from Warner Bros and Amblin Entertainment from Warner Bros. Discovery (Katie Ka-Boom appears in a discussion paper as a pixie).

Super Mario Brothers since 1981 from Nintendo, Sonic the Hedgehog since 1991 from SEGA, Pokemon since 1996 from Nintendo, Q-Bert since 1982 from Gottlieb, Pac-Man since 1980 from Namco, Donkey Kong since 1981 from Nintendo, Megaman since 1987 from Nintendo, Rayman since 1995 from Ubisoft, Crash Bandicoot since 1996 from Activision, Angry Birds since 2009 from Rovio Entertainment, Spyro the Dragon since 1998 from Activision and Kirby since 1992 from Nintendo (A live-action man cosplays Mario in Fancon, a prototype film Sonic as a major role, Pikachu appears as its ears and tail in a toon part room, Modern Sonic as a costume worn by a live-action young adult man in Fancon, Q-Bert appears in a video game cover in Chip and Dale’s bedroom with Donkey Kong and Megaman, Pac-Man appears in a video game cover in Chip and Dale’s bedroom, Rayman appears in Fancon as a poster, Crash Bandicoot appears as a costume, Angry Birds in a billboard poster with words “Slingshot Fowls”, a dragon resembles Spyro the Dragon in Chip’s insurance work and Kirby appears in Fancon as a prop).

Slappy and Skippy Squirrel from Animaniacs since 1993 from Warner Bros and Amblin Entertainment from Warner Bros. Discovery (Slappy Squirrel and Skippy Squirrel appear in a discussion paper with bushy tails).

Penny and Brain from Inspector Gadget since 1983 from DIC Entertainment (Penny and Brain appear in Fancon as visitors).

Dinky Dog since 1978 from Hanna-Barbera (Dinky Dog appears in Main Street as chasing a mailman).

The Biskitts since 1983 from Hanna-Barbera from Warner Bros. Discovery (The Biskitts appears in Fancon as visitors).

CatDog since 1998 from ViacomCBS (CatDog appear in Los Angeles street as chasing a garbage truck).

The Angry Beavers since 1997 from ViacomCBS (Norbert and Daggett appear in a discussion paper with beaver ears).

El Kabong from Quick Draw McGraw since 1959 from Hanna-Barbera from Warner Bros. Discovery (El Kabong appears in Fancon as a costume).

Cheetos from Pepsico (Chester Cheetah since 1985 appears as dancing in a series wrap party and package of Cheetos Crunchy in Monterey Jack’s kitchen table).

Dave the Barbarian since 2004 (Dave the Barbarian appears in Fancon as a visitor).

Tijuana Toads since 1969 from DePatie Freleng, United Artists and Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer from Warner Bros. Discovery (Tijuana Toads appear in a discussion paper with frog spots on their skin).

Blacque Jacque Shellacque since 1959 from Warner Bros from Warner Bros. Discovery (Blacque Jacque Shellacque appears in Los Angeles street as working in the gas station).

Henery Hawk since 1942 from Warner Bros from Warner Bros. Discovery (Henery Hawk appears in Sweet Pete’s lab as a captured toon).

Foghorn Leghorn since 1946 from Warner Bros from Warner Bros. Discovery (Foghorn Leghorn appears in a TV dinner package in Chip’s refrigerator).

Mafalda since 1964 from Quino (Mafalda appears in Main Street as holding a balloon).

Hijitus since 1955 from Garcia Ferre (Hijitus appears in a discussion paper with sunglasses).

Rita and Runt from Animaniacs since 1993 from Warner Bros and Amblin Entertainment from Warner Bros. Discovery (Rita and Runt appear in Fancon as tourists).

Life with Louie since 1994 (Louie from Life with Louie appears in a discussion paper with a beard and mustache).

The Terrible Thunderlizards since 1993 (The Terrible Thunderlizards appear with Dragon Tales since 1999 from Sesame Workshop and Columbia Pictures Television bodies by coming out of a crate).

Comicolor since 1933 from UB Iwerks (A girl resembles Mary at school, Puss in Boots and his kittens appear in Main Street as pet store members and the Three Bears appear in Los Angeles neighborhood).

Bluto since 1932 from Popeye since 1929 from King Features Syndicate, Inc. (Bluto appears in Los Angeles street as riding in the prison bus and appears again as a wanted poster in Main Street).

The Sea Hag since 1929 from Popeye since 1929  from King Features Syndicate, Inc. (The Sea Hag appears in Los Angeles street as riding in the prison bus and a discussion paper mixed with the Evil Queen (witch form) from Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs (1937)).

Mr. Bumpy, Squishington and Miss Molly Coddle from Bump in the Night since 1994 from Danger Productions and Greengrass Productions (Mr. Bumpy, Squishington and Miss Molly Coddle appears in Chip and Dale´s bedroom).

The Pincushion Man from Balloon Land from ComiColor from Ub Iwerks since 1935 (The Pincushion Man appears in Los Angeles street as riding in the prison bus).

Max Hare and Toby Tortoise from The Tortoise and the Hare since 1934 (Max Hare and Toby Tortoise appears in a series wrap party as dancers).

Dan Backslide since 1942 from Warner Bros from Warner Bros. Discovery (Dan Backslide appears in Los Angeles street as riding in the prison bus).

The Dover Boys since 1942 from Warner Bros from Warner Bros. Discovery (The Dover Boys appears as visitors in Fancon and mixed-up with Roland and Rattfink since 1968 from DePatie Freleng, United Artists and Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer from Warner Bros. Discovery in the discussion paper).

Spunky and Tadpole from Ed Janis and Beverly Hills Productions since 1958 (Spunky and Tadpole appears in Main Street).

Witch Hazel from Looney Tunes since 1954 from Warner Bros  from Warner Bros. Discovery (Witch Hazel appears is riding on the broomstick with Witch Hazel from Disney and a discussion paper of Witch Hazel mixed up with The Sea Hag from Popeye since 1929 from King Features Syndicate, Inc.).

Witch Hazel from Disney since 1952 (Witch Hazel is riding on the another broomstick with Witch Hazel from Looney Tunes from Warner Bros from Warner Bros. Discovery).

Puppy since 1985 and Smoogle since 1988 from The Smurfs (Les Schtroumpfs) since 1958 from Peyo (Puppy appears in Los Angeles street as walking with a dog trainer and Smoogle appears in Main Street as a newspaper delivery worker and Smoogle mixed up with Spip from Spirou since 1938 from Dupuis is coming out of a crate).

Esso, BP and Texaco (Esso, BP and Texaco appears as Los Angeles gas stations).

Microsoft from Microsoft Corporation (Microsoft appears on computers in the police station and on lab computers in Sweet Pete’s lab).

7Up from PepsiCo (7Up appears on a vending machine in the police station).

Fanta from The Coca Cola Company (Fanta soda bottle appears in Chip's refrigerator).

Hello Nurse from Animaniacs since 1993 from Warner Bros and Amblin Entertainment from Warner Bros. Discovery (Hello Nurse appears on the billboard in Los Angeles street was Hello Nurse’s Hospital).

Mary Jane since 1943 from Warner Bros from Warner Bros. Discovery (Mary Jane appears in a discussion paper and mixed up with Little Audrey since 1947 from Famous Studios, Paramount Pictures and NBCUniversal).

Fix and Foxi since 1953 from Rolf Kauka (Fix and Foxi appears in a kiddie school).

Oil Can Harry since 1933 from Terrytoons from ViacomCBS (Oil Can Harry appears in Los Angeles street as riding in the prison bus and a discussion paper and mixed up with Pegleg Pete since 1925).

The Amblin Entertainment Logo from Amblin Entertainment (The Amblin Entertainment logo appears on a water tower in Los Angeles street).

The Universal Logo from Universal Pictures (The Universal logo appears on a water tower in Los Angeles street).

Jenna, Boris, Muk and Luk from Balto since 1995 from Universal Pictures and Amblin Entertainment (Jenna appears in a discussion paper with a ribbon on her tail, Boris appears in Los Angeles street as flying in the sky, Muk and Luk appear in Main Street as the zoo drivers).

Boris and Natasha from Rocky and Bullwinkle since 1959 from Jay Ward and DreamWorks Classics (Boris and Natasha appear in Los Angeles street as riding in a prison bus).

Timmy Brisby: The Movie (1990) and Tom and Jerry: The Movie (1992) from Film Roman and Turner Entertainment from Warner Bros. Discovery (Timmy Brisby: The Movie (1990) and Tom and Jerry: The Movie (1992) appear as VHS tapes in Chip’s house).

Aunt Figg, Mr. Lickboot and Dr. Applecheek from Tom and Jerry: The Movie since 1992 from Film Roman and Turner Entertainment from Warner Bros. Discovery (Aunt Figg appears in a discussion paper mixed with Ursula from The Little Mermaid since 1989, Mr. Lickboot appears in a discussion paper with Captain Hook since 1953's clothes and Dr. Applecheek appears in a Los Angeles street as riding in a prison bus).

The Bookworm since 1939 from Warner Bros from Warner Bros. Discovery (The Bookworm appears in Main Street Library).

Peter Pig since 1934 (Peter Pig appears as a high school coach in Chip and Dale’s past).

When You Wish Upon a Star the Disney theme song (When You Wish Upon a Star since 1940 plays in a firework explosion in the night).

Merrily We Roll Along the Looney Tunes since 1929 theme song from Warner Bros from Warner Bros. Discovery (Merrily We Roll Along appears as Dale's cellphone ringtone).

Homnibus since 1955 from Johan and Peewit (Johan et Pirlouit) from Peyo (Homnibus is performing magic in Fancon).

Condorito since 1949 from Pepo (Condorito appears in a discussion paper with a chicken wig).

The Cast of Katnip Kollege since 1938 from Warner Bros from Warner Bros. Discovery (The cast of Katnip Kollege characters appear in the college bus while Chip and Dale going to Los Angeles).

Owl Jolson since 1936 from Warner Bros from Warner Bros. Discovery (Owl Jolson appears in a series wrap party and Fancon as a singer in the band).

It´s A Hap-Hap-Happy Day the song from Gulliver´s Travels (1939) from Fleischer Studios, Paramount Pictures and NTA (It’s a Hap-Hap-Happy Day appears as an album in Chip’s house).

Miss Prissy since 1950 from Warner Bros from Warner Bros. Discovery (Miss Prissy appears in Chip’s insurance work as a customer).

Lydia Deetz from Beetlejuice since 1988 from Nelvana from Warner Bros from Warner Bros. Discovery (Lydia Deetz appears in a discussion paper with pigtails from Hatsune Miku since 2007 from Crypton Future Media).

Shorty since 1943 from Popeye since 1929 from King Features Syndicate, Inc. (A classmate resembles Shorty in Chip and Dale’s past).

Willoughby the Dog since 1940 from Warner Bros from Warner Bros. Discovery (Willoughby the Dog appears in Main Street as a pet store member).

Timmy Brisby´s cheddar cheese from the Timmy Brisby franchise since 1925 from Turner Entertainment from Warner Bros. Discovery (Timmy Brisby´s cheddar cheese appears in a toon part room).

Ham and Ex since 1935 from Warner Bros from Warner Bros. Discovery (Ham and Ex appears in a series wrap party).

Coal Black and De Sebben Dwarfs since 1943 from Warner Bros from Warner Bros. Discovery (Coal Black and De Sebben Dwarfs appears in Fancon as visitors).

Ralph Phillips since 1954 from Warner Bros from Warner Bros. Discovery (The kid boy resembles to Ralph Phillips appears in a school).

Porky Pig since 1935 from Warner Bros from Warner Bros. Discovery (Porky Pig appears as a picture frame on Monterey Jack´s apartment wall and mixed up with Ernest Penfold from Danger Mouse since 1981 from Cosgrove Hall Films in a discussion paper).

Patrick Parrot from I Wanna Be a Sailor since 1937 from Warner Bros from Warner Bros. Discovery (Patrick Parrot appears in Main Street pet store and mixed up with Fresh-Up Freddie from 7Up since 1957 coming out of a crate).

The Night Watchman since 1938 from Warner Bros. from Warner Bros. Discovery (The Night Watchman appears as a captured member in Sweet Pete's lab).

Raid from Johnson Wax (The Raid Bug Spray Can appears in Chip´s house).

Cottontail Smith since 1943 from Warner Bros from Warner Bros. Discovery (Cottontail Smith appears in Los Angeles street as riding in a prison bus).

MC Skat Kat from Opposites Attract since 1989 (MC Skat Kat appears as a DJ in a series wrap party with a live-action woman).

Jay Duck in Concert since 1984 from Guido Manuli (Jay Duck appears in a series wrap party as a singer).

Tony the Tiger since 1952 from Kellogg's (Tony the Tiger appears in the two cereales boxes of Frosted Flakes and Frosties are in Chip´s house and mixed up with Snagglepuss since 1961 from Hanna-Barbera from Warner Bros. Discovery is coming out of a crate).

Snagglepuss since 1961 from Hanna-Barbera from Warner Bros. Discovery (Snagglepuss appears in a series wrap party and mixed up with Tony the Tiger since 1952 from Kellogg´s is coming out of a crate).

Tom and Jerry since 1940 from Turner Entertainment from Warner Bros. Discovery (Tom and Jerry appears in a picture frame in Monterey Jack´s apartment wall, Tom and Jerry fused with Timmy Brisby since 1925 and Martin Brisby since 1926 from Turner Entertainment from Warner Bros. Discovery appears on the discussion papers, Tom and Jerry are mentioned, Butch Cat and the alley cats since 1941 fused with Jenner since 1927, The Big Bad Cat since 1925, The Great Martindini Brisby since 1945 and Spotty and Skinny: The Cheetah Burglars since 1990 from Turner Entertainment from Warner Bros. Discovery appears on the discussion papers, Butch and the alley cats appears in the Main Street alley, a large woman resembles Mammy Two-Shoes appear in Chip and Dale's past as a mom, Mammy Two-Shoes´s shoes appears in a toon part room and Toodles Galore and Toots fused with Jenny McBride since 1925 and Cindy Brisby since 1946 from Turner Entertainment from Warner Bros. Discovery).

Petunia Pig since 1937 from Warner Bros from Warner Bros. Discovery (Petunia Pig appears as a picture frame on Monterey Jack´s apartment wall and mixed up with Minnie Mouse since 1928 in a discussion paper).

The Two Curious Puppies since 1939 from Warner Bros from Warner Bros. Discovery (The Two Curious Puppies appears in a series wrap party and they are posing by a fire hydrant in Los Angeles street).

Pierre the Elephant from An Elephant in Paris (1944) from Famous Studios and Paramount Pictures (Pierre the Elephant is painting art in Main Street Art).

The Private Detective Mouse (1949) and The Vampire Duck (1952) from Warner Bros from Warner Bros. Discovery (The entire cast from The Private Detective Mouse (1949) and The entire cast from The Vampire Duck (1952) are appearing as two DVD covers in Chip's house and Fancon appearing as visitors).

Scrappy since 1931 from Columbia Cartoons (Scrappy appears in Main Street while Scrappy is riding in a skateboard).

Marlboro (The Marlboro cigarette packets appears in the police station).

Chevron (Chevron appears as Los Angeles gas station).

Gus Gremlin from Walt Disney since 1943 and The Gremlin since 1943 from Warner Bros from Warner Bros. Discovery (Gus Gremlin and The Gremlin appears in a Russian bathhouse while they´re doing sauna).

MasterCard and VISA (the MasterCard and VISA credit cards appear in Chip's insurance office).

Sylvia the Cat since 1953 from Warner Bros from Warner Bros. Discovery (Sylvia the Cat appear in the secret cheese room and Sylvia´s bow in a toon part room).

Fritz the Cat since 1965 from Robert Crumb (Fritz the Cat appears in a series wrap party and a speaker in Fancon).

Hector the Bulldog since 1945 from Warner Bros. from Warner Bros. Discovery (Hector the Bulldog appear in Fancon as a visitor).

Professor Calvin Q. Calculus since 1955 from Warner Bros. from Warner Bros. Discovery (Professor Calvin Q. Calculus appear in Fancon as a visitor).

The Pringles Can (A Pringles can appears in Chip's refrigerator).

Tennessee Tuxedo and Chumley Walrus since 1963 from Total Television Productions and DreamWorks Classics (Tennessee Tuxedo and Chumley Walrus appear in Main Street as reading newspapers).

Underdog since 1964 from Total Television Productions and DreamWorks Classics (Underdog appears in Fancon as a visitor).

Dr. Otto Scratchansniff from Animaniacs since 1993 from Warner Bros and Amblin Entertainment from Warner Bros. Discovery (Dr. Otto Scratchansniff appears in Los Angeles hospital).

Plucky Duck from Tiny Toon Adventures since 1990 from Warner Bros and Amblin Entertainment from Warner Bros. Discovery (Plucky Duck appears in Fancon and mixed with Count Duckula since 1988 from Cosgrove Hall Films in the discussion paper).

Mr. Director from Animaniacs since 1993 from Warner Bros and Amblin Entertainment from Warner Bros. Discovery (Mr. Director appears in Chip and Dale´s TV and Mr. Director appears in Fancon).

The Cast of Going Bananas since 1984 from Hanna-Barbera from Warner Bros. Discovery (The Cast of Going Bananas appears in Fancon as tourists).

Oscar Mayer since 1883 (The Oscar Mayer hot dogs, bacon and ham appear in Chip's refrigerator and it´s hot dog car in Los Angeles street).

King Owen the Badger, Hubert the Wizard Parrot and Pigpen the Monk Chipmunk from Dallas the Swordfighter Dingo since 1969 from Hanna-Barbera from Warner Bros. Discovery (King Owen the Badger, Hubert the Wizard Parrot and Pigpen the Monk Chipmunk are having fun in a series wrap party).

Jillian Fox, Chief Black Cat, Seller J. Dog and Brain the Cat from Officer Otto Fox and Coco Crow since 1977 from Hanna-Barbera from Warner Bros. Discovery (Jillian Fox, Chief Black Cat, Seller J. Dog and Brain the Cat along with Officer Otto Fox and Coco Crow they are all working as entertainment police while discovering the pier).

Queen Wicka the Gazelle and Captain Toughguy the Rhino from Dallas the Swordfighter Dingo since 1969 from Hanna-Barbera from Warner Bros. Discovery (Queen Wicka the Gazelle and Captain Toughguy the Rhino appears in Los Angeles jail truck).

Don Birdo and Sneaky Rat from Officer Otto Fox and Coco Crow since 1977 from Hanna-Barbera from Warner Bros. Discovery (Don Birdo and Sneaky Rat appears in Los Angeles jail truck).

The Logos of Radio and Television Channels and Stations with Defunct Channels and Stations too from 189 Countries from 7 Continents (such as North America (USA and Canada), Central and South America (Mexico, Jamaica, Cuba, Dominica, Dominican Republic, Antigua and Barbuda, Bahamas, Barbados, Belize, Costa Rica, El Salvador, Grenada, Guatemala, Haiti, Honduras, Netherlands Antilles, Nicaragua, Panama, Puerto Rico, Saint Kitts and Nevis, Saint Lucia, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, Trinidad and Tobago, Uruguay, Brazil, Chile, Argentina, Venezuela, Bolivia, Colombia, Ecuador, French Guiana, Paraguay, Peru and Suriname), Europe (UK, Ireland, France, Belgium, Netherlands, Luxembourg, Sweden, Norway, Finland, Denmark, Iceland, Spain, Portugal, Greece, Cyprus, Germany, Austria, Switzerland, Italy, Poland, Romania, Russia, Hungary, Albania, Andorra, Belarus, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Croatia, Czech Republic, Estonia, Faroe Islands, Gibraltar, Latvia, Liechtenstein, Lithuania, Macedonia, Malta, Moldova, Monaco, San Marino, Serbia, Montenegro, Serbia and Montenegro, Slovakia, Slovenia, Turkey, Yugoslavia, Soviet Union and Ukraine), Africa (South Africa, Algeria, Angola, Benin, Burkina, Burundi, Cameroon, Cape Verde, Central African Republic, Chad, Congo, Cote D ́Ivoire, Djibouti, Egypt, Equatorial Guinea, Ethiopia, Gabon, Gambia, Ghana, Guinea, Guinea-Bissau, Kenya, Lesotho, Liberia, Libya, Madagascar, Mali, Mauritania, Mauritius, Morocco, Mozambique, Namibia, Niger, Nigeria, Senegal, Seychelles, Sierra Leone, Sudan, Swaziland, Tanzania, Togo, Tunisia, Uganda, Western Sahara, Zaire, Zambia and Zimbabwe), Middle East (Bahrain, Iran, Iraq, Israel, Jordan, Kuwait, Lebanon, Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Syria, United Arab Emirates and Yemen), Asia (Afghanistan, Armenia, Aruba, Azerbaijan, Bangladesh, Brunei, Burma, Cambodia, China, Georgia, Hong Kong, India, Indonesia, Japan, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Laos, Macau, Malaysia, Maldives, Mongolia, Nepal, North and South Korea, Pakistan, Philippines, Singapore, Sri Lanka, Taiwan, Tajikistan, Thailand, Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan and Vietnam) and Oceania (Australia, New Zealand, French Polynesia, Guam, Micronesia, New Caledonia, Palau and Papua New Guinea) (The logos of Radio and Television Channels and Stations with Defunct Channels and Stations too from 189 Countries are appears on the list of them on papers in Chip and Dale’s fan garage).

Ralph T. Guard since 1990 from Tiny Toon Adventures and Animaniacs from Warner Bros and Amblin Entertainment from Warner Bros. Discovery (Ralph T. Guard appear as police security guard while enter to the cartoon studio before the final episode was When Fat Cat Attacks in Chip and Dale Rescue Rangers´s past from 1990 and later appears a guard of the pier).

Thaddeus Plotz from Animaniacs since 1993 from Warner Bros and Amblin Entertainment from Warner Bros. Discovery (Thaddeus Plotz appears in Fancon as speaker and appears on a picture frame in Chip's insurance office).

Miranda Panda since 1949 from Universal Pictures (Miranda Panda appears in Fancon).

Road Rovers since 1996 from Warner Bros from Warner Bros. Discovery (Hunter and Colleen appear in Fancon as visitors and costumes).

The Pebble and the Penguin since 1995 from Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer from Warner Bros. Discovery (Hubie appears in an ice cube package in Chip's refrigerator).

Histeria since 1998 from Warner Bros from Warner Bros. Discovery (Loud Kiddington and the gang appear in Fancon as historians).

The Fox and The Hound 2 (2006), Jimmy the Little Puppy 2: All-Grown Up (1997) and Jimmy the Little Puppy 3: A Summer Adventure (1998) from Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer from Warner Bros. Discovery (The Fox and The Hound 2 (2006), Jimmy the Little Puppy 2: All-Grown Up (1997) and Jimmy the Little Puppy 3: A Summer Adventure (1998) appears as DVDs covers in Chip's house).

The Simpsons Movie (2007) (The Simpsons Movie poster appear in Chip’s house).

Back to the Future since 1985 from Universal Pictures and Amblin Entertainment (Back to the Future appears as a VHS cover in Chip’s house and a man cosplays Professor Doc Brown in Fancon).

Nivea (Nivea appears in Russian bathhouse as a personal hygiene tool).

The Great Gazoo from The Flintstones since 1960 and Rosie the Robot from The Jetsons since 1962 from Hanna-Barbera from Warner Bros. Discovery (The Great Gazoo and Rosie the Robot appear in Main Street as working in the science school).

Goofy since 1932 and Clarabelle Cow since 1929 (Goofy and Clarabelle Cow appear in Chip and Dale’s past as teacher and principal).

Duck Dodgers in the 24½th Century since 1953 from Warner Bros from Warner Bros. Discovery (Duck Dodgers costume hanging on the clothing stack in Chip and Dale's celebrity room).

Mac and Tosh the Goofy Gophers since 1947 from Warner Bros from Warner Bros. Discovery (The dimwitted chipmunks resemble Mac and Tosh the Goofy Gophers in chipmunk auditions).

Marvin the Martian since 1948 from Warner Bros from Warner Bros. Discovery (Marvin the Martian's helmet appear in a toon part room).

Widget the World Watcher since 1990 and Mr. Bogus since 1991 from Zodiac Entertainment and Calico Creations (Widget the World Watcher and Mr. Bogus appear on picture frames in Chip's house).

Variety, Entertainment Tonight and The Hollywood Reporter (The brands appear in a magazine of series wrap).

Zipi and Zape since 1947 from Ediciones B and Editorial Bruguera (Zipi and Zape appear as classmates at school).

American Express (American Express in the celebrity neighborhood after the series wrap).

Gladstone Gander since 1948 (Gladstone Gander appears in Main Street as a citizen).

Cicero Pig since 1938 from Warner Bros from Warner Bros. Discovery (A piglet classmate resembles Cicero Pig in Chip and Dale's past).

Hamton J. Pig from Tiny Toon Adventures since 1990 from Amblin Entertainment and Warner Bros from Warner Bros. Discovery (Hamilton J. Pig appears in a discussion paper mixed with Piglet (Winnie the Pooh since 1926).

The ACME Corporation from Warner Bros from Warner Bros. Discovery (The Acme Corporation building in Los Angeles street).

Fowlmouth from Tiny Toon Adventures since 1990 from Warner Bros and Amblin Entertainment from Warner Bros. Discovery (Fowlmouth appears in a discussion paper with orange chicken legs).

Duckworth from Ducktales (1987) since 1987 (Duckworth appears on a picture frame in Chip's house).

UbiSoft (The Ubisoft logo appears on Fancon as the video game section).

Mr. Hitcher from Tiny Toon Adventures since 1990 from Amblin Entertainment and Warner Bros from Warner Bros. Discovery (Mr. Hitcher appears on a wanted sign in Main Street alley wall).

The Ghostly Trio from Casper the Friendly Ghost since 1939 from Paramount Pictures, Famous Studios and NBCUniversal (The Ghostly Trio appear in a discussion paper with chef hats of Pillsbury Doughboy since 1965).

Stuart Little since 1999 from Columbia Pictures cameos and references are in Chip and Dale´s Rescue Rangers (Stuart Little and Snowbell appear on picture frames in a secret cheese room, Margalo the Canary appears in Main Street as flying with the birds and Reeko the Skunk appears in a discussion paper mixed with Flower the Skunk from Bambi (1942)).

Toot, Whistle, Plunk and Boom since 1953 (Professor Owl appears as a teacher in Chip and Dale’s past and in Fancon as a music conductor).

Toonsylvania since 1998 from DreamWorks Entertainment and Amblin Entertainment (The cast of Toonsylvania characters appear in Fancon as visitors).

The DreamWorks Entertainment Logo from DreamWorks Entertainment (The DreamWorks Pictures logo appears on a water tower in Los Angeles).

Looney Tunes rings since 1935 from Warner Bros from Warner Bros. Discovery (the Looney Tunes rings appear in Fancon on the picture frame).

The Turner Entertainment Logo from Turner Entertainment from Warner Bros. Discovery (The Turner Entertainment logo appears on a water tower next to Warner Bros. water tower).

Giovanni Jones since 1949 from Warner Bros from Warner Bros. Discovery (Giovanni Jones appears in Fancon as a band singer).

HBO Max from Warner Bros. Discovery (The HBO Max ad billboard in Los Angeles street).

Disney+ (The Disney+ ad billboard in Los Angeles street).

Peacock from NBCUniversal (The NBC peacock appears on a TV set in Chip’s house).

CBS Eye (The CBS eye logo appears in Chip and Dale’s fan garage as a schedule paper).

Megamind since 2010 from DreamWorks Pictures (Megamind appears in Fancon as a poster).

The Bad Guys since 2022 from DreamWorks Pictures (The Bad Guys appear in Los Angeles as a billboard ad).

Kodak (Kodak appears as a camera store in Los Angeles street).

Swifty from Arctic Dogs since 2019 (Swifty from Arctic Dogs appears in a discussion paper mixed with Nick Wilde from Zootopia since 2016).

Spooky the Tuff Little Ghost from Casper the Friendly Ghost since 1939 from Paramount Pictures, Famous Studios and NBCUniversal (Spooky the Tuff Little Ghost appears in a discussion paper mixed with Jitters A. Dog since 1992).

Johnny Pew from Tiny Toon Adventures since 1990 from Amblin Entertainment and Warner Bros from Warner Bros. Discovery (A teenage skunk resembles Johnny Pew in Chip and Dale's high school).

Kraft Foods (The Kraft food brands on a cheese spread tub in Monterey Jack's refrigerator).

Smurf Berry Crunch and Smurf Magic Berries (Smurf Berry Crunch and Smurf Magic Berries cereal boxes in Chip and Dale's past house).

TDK since 1935 from TDK Corporation (The TDK logo appears in Los Angeles street as a device shop).

Ford since 1903 from The Ford Motor Company (Ford appears as live-action police cars in the pier).

The Goodfeathers from Animaniacs since 1993 from Amblin Entertainment and Warner Bros from Warner Bros. Discovery (The Goodfeathers appear in Main Street as flying with the blue birds).

McCain Foods (The McCain foods in Chip's refrigerator).

Big Hear Mouse since 1941 from Warner Bros from Warner Bros. Discovery (Big Hear Mouse appears in a secret cheese room as an exhibit picture).

Rango since 2011 from Paramount Pictures and Nickelodeon Movies (Rango appears in the Uncanny Valley as walking in the street).

Stegmutt from Darkwing Duck (Stegmutt appears in Fancon as a visitor).

Dr. Gene Splicer from Tiny Toon Adventures since 1990 from Amblin Entertainment and Warner Bros from Warner Bros. Discovery (Dr. Gene Splicer appears in a wanted poster in Main Street alley wall).

Space Jam (1996) and Space Jam 2: A New Legacy (2021) from Warner Bros from Warner Bros. Discovery (The posters of Space Jam and Space Jam: A New Legacy appear in Chip's house).

Mr. Swackhammer, The Monstars and The Nerdlucks from Space Jam (1996) from Warner Bros from Warner Bros. Discovery (Mr. Swackhammer, The Monstars and the Nerdlucks appear in Fancon as a villain club poster).

Looney Tunes: Back in Action (2003) from Warner Bros from Warner Bros. Discovery (Looney Tunes Back in Action appears as a DVD cover in Chip's house).

Mr. Slate and Mr. Spacely from The Flintstones since 1960 and The Jetsons since 1962 from Hanna-Barbera from Warner Bros. Discovery (Mr. Slate and Mr. Spacely appear in Chip's insurance office as bosses).

Benny the Cat since 1952 from Warner Bros from Warner Bros. Discovery (Benny the Cat appears in a secret cheese room as an exhibit picture).

The Pink Panther Theme since 1963 from United Artists and Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer from Warner Bros. Discovery (The Pink Panther theme on Dale's ringtones).

A Shot in the Dark (The Inspector) Theme since 1964 from United Artists and Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer from Warner Bros. Discovery (A Shot in the Dark (The Inspector) theme plays when Chip and Dale entering Sweet Pete's lab).

Nike from Nike (The Nike logo appears in Los Angeles shoe shop).

The Magic Riddle (1991) from Yoram Gross (The Magic Riddle appears as a VHS tape in Chip’s house).

The Weasel, Gort, Wart and Mort from U.S. Acres since 1986 from Jim Davis and Paws (The Weasel appears in a discussion paper mixed with Ralph Wolf since 1953 from Warner Bros. and Gort, Wart and Mort appear in a discussion paper with boar tusks).

Garfield and Friends Fruit Snacks from General Mills (Garfield and Friends Fruit Snacks appears in a Los Angeles neighborhood trash can).

Spencer the Swordsman Jackal since 1998 from Terrytoons from ViacomCBS (Spencer the Swordsman Jackal appears in Fancon as a statue in Terrytoons club).

The Hungry Goat from Popeye from King Features Syndicate, Inc. (The Hungry Goat appears in Main Street as a customer next to the cheese shop).

Nutsy Koala and Matilda Roo from Blinky Bill since 1933 and Skippy: Adventures in Bushtown since 1967 from Yoram Gross (Nutsy Koala and Matilda Roo appear as captured toons in Sweet Pete's lab).

Happy Harmonies since 1934 from Turner Entertainment from Warner Bros. Discovery (The critter classmates resemble Poor Little Me (1935) characters in Chip and Dale’s past and the Calico Dragon appears in Fancon as a visitor).

Maestro from Once Upon a Time… (Il etait une fois…) since 1978 from Procidis (Maestro appears in Chip and Dale's high school as a science teacher).

Darwin from The Wild Thornberrys since 1998 from Nickelodeon from ViacomCBS (A chimpanzee resembles Darwin in Main Street as walking).

ACME Looniversity from Tiny Toon Adventures since 1990 from Amblin Entertainment and Warner Bros from Warner Bros. Discovery (ACME Looniversity appears on a picture frame in Chip’s house).

Beaky Buzzard since 1942 from Warner Bros from Warner Bros. Discovery (A buzzard classmate resembles Beaky Buzzard in Chip and Dale's past).

Concord Condor from Tiny Toon Adventures since 1990 from Amblin Entertainment and Warner Bros from Warner Bros. Discovery (The buzzard classmate’s brother resembles Concord Condor in Chip and Dale’s past).

Helen and Troy Brisby since 1948 from the Timmy Brisby franchise since 1925 from Turner Entertainment from Warner Bros. Discovery (Helen and Troy Brisby appear on picture frames in Monterey Jack’s apartment).

Fifi La Fume from Tiny Toon Adventures since 1990 from Amblin Entertainment and Warner Bros from Warner Bros. Discovery (Fifi La Fume appears in Main Street as a flower shop customer).

Shirley the Loon from Tiny Toon Adventures since 1990 from Amblin Entertainment and Warner Bros from Warner Bros. Discovery (Shirley the Loon appears in Main Street as a flower shop manager).

Minerva Mink from Animaniacs since 1993 from Amblin Entertainment and Warner Bros from Warner Bros. Discovery (Minerva Mink appears in Los Angeles street as a billboard ad with a princess dress).

The Mime from Animaniacs since 1993 from Amblin Entertainment and Warner Bros from Warner Bros. Discovery (The Mime appears in Los Angeles street as a street performer).

The Lobe and Candlejack from Freakazoid! since 1995 from Amblin Entertainment and Warner Bros from Warner Bros. Discovery (The Lobe and Candlejack appear in Main Street as wanted posters).

Tiny Toons Looniversity and Animaniacs (2020 TV Series) from Amblin Entertainment and Warner Bros from Warner Bros. Discovery (Animaniacs (2020) appears in a billboard ad and Tiny Toons Looniversity appears on a poster in Los Angeles street).

Olive Oyl from Popeye since 1929 from King Features Syndicate, Inc. (Olive Oyl appears in Main Street as walking).

Wimpy from Popeye since 1929 from King Features Syndicate, Inc. (Wimpy appears in Main Street as reading a newspaper while eating his hamburger).

Swee'Pea from Popeye since 1929 from King Features Syndicate, Inc. (Swee’Pea appears in Main Street as riding in a kiddie carriage).

Eugene the Jeep from Popeye since 1929 from King Features Syndicate, Inc. (Eugene the Jeep appears in Main Street as walking with a leash).

Horace Horsecollar since 1929 (Horace Horsecollar appears as Los Angeles policeman in the pier).

Schoolhouse Rock! since 1973 (The Bill appears in Fancon as a singer and Schoolhouse Rocky appears in a discussion paper mixed with Dr. Lively from Return to Treasure Island (Russian animated film) (1988) from Kievnaukfilm).

Twice Upon a Time (1983) from Warner Bros from Warner Bros. Discovery (Ralph and Mum appear in Los Angeles street by riding a mini motorcycle).

Gremlins (1984) from Warner Bros and Amblin Entertainment from Warner Bros. Discovery (Gizmo appears in a discussion paper with a chihuahua face).

The Wizard of Oz (1939) from Turner Entertainment from Warner Bros. Discovery (A live-action woman cosplays Dorothy with Toto plush toy in Fancon).

Gone with the Wind (1939) from Turner Entertainment from Warner Bros. Discovery (Gone with the Wind appears as a VHS tape in Chip’s house).

Strawberry Shortcake since 1979 from American Greetings (Strawberry Shortcake appears as a classic doll in Chip and Dale’s bedroom and modern Strawberry Shortcake appears in Fancon as a visitor).

The Get Along Gang from American Greetings (The Get Along Gang characters appear in Fancon as tourists).

Ziggy since 1968 from Andrews McMeel Syndication (Ziggy appears in a Russian bathhouse as taking a bath).

Teletubbies since 1997 and Tweenies since 1999 from BBC (Teletubbies appears as American VHS tapes in Chip’s house and the puppet boxers resemble Tweenies in the credits).

Rubbish the Cat from Rubbish: King of the Jumble since 1993 from A for Animation (Rubbish the Cat appears in a Russian bathhouse as relaxing in the pool).

The Nightmare Before Christmas (1993) (The Nightmare Before Christmas appears as a VHS tape in Chip’s house).

The Thief and the Cobbler (1993) from Richard Williams (Tack and Princess Yum Yum appear on a picture frame in Chip’s insurance office).

Alfred Hitchcock Presents since 1955 from Universal Pictures (Alfred Hitchcock appears as a silhouette on a picture frame in the police station).

Raggedy Ann and Andy since 1915 from Johnny Gruelle (Raggedy Ann and Andy appear as dolls in Chip and Dale’s bedroom).

Adolf Wolf since 1942 from Turner Entertainment and Von Vulture since 1943 from Warner Bros from Warner Bros. Discovery (Adolf Wolf and Von Vulture appear in Main Street as rest in peace posters).

Ludwig von Drake since 1961 (Ludwig Von Drake appears as a math teacher in Chip and Dale’s school).

Calamity Coyote and Little Beeper from Tiny Toon Adventures since 1990 from Amblin Entertainment and Warner Bros from Warner Bros. Discovery (Calamity Coyote and Little Beeper appear in Los Angeles street as chasing each other by riding motorcycles).

Mr. Skullhead from Animaniacs since 1993 from Amblin Entertainment and Warner Bros from Warner Bros. Discovery (Mr. Skullhead appears in a police station as a policeman).

Nintendo Entertainment System, Super Nintendo and Sega MegaDrive  (Nintendo Entertainment System, Super Nintendo Entertainment System and Sega Genesis/MegaDrive appear in Chip and Dale’s bedroom).

Taz-Mania since 1991 from Warner Bros from Warner Bros. Discovery (Digeri Dingo appears in Fancon as a tourist and Wendal T. Wolf appears in Los Angeles street as walking on the crosswalk).

DC Comics from Warner Bros. Discovery and Marvel Comics (Superman since 1938, Batman since 1939, Spider-Man since 1962 and Captain America since 1941 appear on comic books in Chip's house and as cosplayers in Fancon).

Mr. Peanut since 1916 from Planters (Mr. Peanut appears on a Planters package in the series wrap party).

Byron Basset from Tiny Toon Adventures since 1990 from Amblin Entertainment and Warner Bros from Warner Bros. Discovery (Byron Basset appears in a discussion paper with Droopy's hairstyle since 1943 from Turner Entertainment from Warner Bros. Discovery).

Yoyo Dodo since 1938 from Warner Bros from Warner Bros. Discovery (Yoyo Dodo appears in Fancon as an ancient bird sculpture).

Gogo Dodo from Tiny Toon Adventures since 1990 from Amblin Entertainment and Warner Bros from Warner Bros. Discovery (Gogo Dodo appears in Main Street as a street performer)-

Kaput and Zosky since 2002 from Futurikon (Kaput and Zosky art style for Chip and Dale for style changer and Kaput and Zosky appear as entertainment police officers by arresting Sweet Pete).

Sony from Sony (The Sony appears as a cassette player in Chip and Dale’s bedroom and a modern TV in Chip’s house).

Chuck E. Cheese (Chuck E. Cheese appears as a building in Los Angeles street).

Flowers and Trees since 1932 and The Robber Kitten since 1935 (The characters of Flowers and Trees appear in Los Angeles neighborhood and the Robber Kitten appears in Chip and Dale's past as a classmate).

Philips (Philips appears in Los Angeles street as a TV factory building).

Baloney the Dinosaur from Animaniacs since 1993 from Amblin Entertainment and Warner Bros from Warner Bros. Discovery (Baloney the Dinosaur appears in a discussion paper with Chinese Dragon whiskers).

The Hoobs since 2001 from The Jim Henson Company and Decode Entertainment (The Hoobs appear in Los Angeles street as working in the construction).

Singin in the Rain (1952) from Turner Entertainment from Warner Bros. Discovery (Singin’ in the Rain (1952) appears as a VHS tape in Chip’s house).

April, May and June Duck since 1953 (April, May and June Duck appear as classmates in Chip and Dale's high school).

Tito and Burrito since 1942 from Columbia Pictures (Tito and Burrito appear on a Mexican food package in Chip’s refrigerator).

Buttons and Rusty from Chucklewood Critters since 1983 from Encore Enterprises (Buttons and Rusty appear as classmates in Chip and Dale’s past).

Potsworth and Co since 1990 from Hanna-Barbera (Potsworth the Dog appears in Los Angeles neighborhood as playing with a frisbee).

Fantastic Max since 1988 from Hanna-Barbera (A preteen resembles Maxwell "Fantastic Max" Young as a classmate in Chip and Dale's past).

Felix the Cat since 1919, Poindexter, The Master Cylinder, The Professor and Rock Bottom since 1958 from Felix the Cat since 1919 from Felix the Cat Productions (Felix the Cat appears as mixed with the Pink Panther since 1963 from United Artists and Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer from Warner Bros. Discovery, Poindexter, The Master Cylinder and Rock Bottom appear as captured toons in Sweet Pete’s lab and The Professor appears as mixed with The Little Man from the Pink Panther since 1963 from United Artists and Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer from Warner Bros. Discovery).

The Dreamstone since 1990 from Martin Gates Productions (Rufus, Amberley and Albert the Dogfish appear in Los Angeles neighborhood as neighbors).

The Elm-Chanted Forest since 1986 from Croatia Film and Fantasy Forest Films (Peter Palette appears in Fancon as a fan artist, a sleepy bear resembles Bud E. Bear in Los Angeles neighborhood and Thistle appears in a discussion paper with a goate).

Lapitch the Little Shoemaker since 1997 from Croatia Film (Lapitch the Little Shoemaker appears in Los Angeles street as walking for a walk with Brewster the Dog).

Chorlton and the Wheelies since 1976 from Cosgrove Hall Films and Ruy the Little Cid (Ruy el Pequeño Cid) since 1980 from BRB Internacional S.A. (Chorlton appears in Los Angeles street as riding in a taxi cab and Ruy the Little Cid appears in a discussion paper mixed with Toon Link from The Legend of Zelda since 1986: The Wind Waker from Nintendo).

The Aurones (Los Aurones) since 1986 from D´Ocon Films (The puppets resemble Yew (Tejo) and Poti Poti appear in the credits).

Scruff since 2000 from D´Ocon Films (Scruff appears in a billboard as a dog food ad in Los Angeles street).

Little Lulu since 1935 from King Features Syndicate and Golden Books (Little Lulu appears in Main Street as eating her lollipop while walking).

Beavis and Butthead since 1993 from MTV from ViacomCBS (Beavis and Butthead appears in Fancon and Vote for Senator Butthead is showing on the public board).

Pinwheel since 1977 from Nickelodeon from ViacomCBS (The Pinwheel logo appears on a picture frame in Chip and Dale's bedroom).

The Nickelodeon logo since 1979 from ViacomCBS (The Nickelodeon logo appears on a water tower in Los Angeles street).

Three Orphan Kittens (Silly Symphonies) since 1935 (Three Orphan Kittens appear in Chip and Dale's past as classmates and in a discussion paper mixed with Blossom, Bubbles and Buttercup from The Powerpuff Girls since 1995 from Hanna-Barbera and Cartoon Network from Warner Bros. Discovery).

Ferdinand the Bull since 1938 (Ferdinand the Bull appears in a series wrap party as dancing).

Luxo Jr since 1986 (Luxo Jr. appears on a water tower in Los Angeles street).

Steven Universe since 2013 from Cartoon Network from Warner Bros. Discovery (Steven Universe appears as his later appearance in Los Angeles neighborhood and the art style appears in style changing for Chip and Dale).

Robotboy since 2005 from Gaumont and Cartoon Network (Robotboy appears in Main Street as flying with the birds).

Space Goofs since 1997 from Gaumont and Xilam (the Space Goofs appears as art style changing for Chip and Dale as Bud and Gorgious).

The Cockroaches from Oggy and the Cockroaches snice 1998 from Gaumont and Xilam (The butterflies resemble Joey, Marky and Dee Dee in Los Angeles neighborhood).

The Ugly Duckling (Silly Symphonies) since 1939 (The Ugly Duckling appears in Fancon as a visitor).

Song of the South (1946), Bongo the Bear and Willie the Giant since 1947 and So Dear to My Heart (1948) (A Walt Disney Classics VHS cover of Song of the South in Main Street video store, Brer Rabbit appears in a discussion paper with Bugs Bunny’s gloves since 1940 from Warner Bros from Warner Bros. Discovery with Brer Fox with Scrat’s tail shape from Ice Age since 2002 and Brer Bear appears in Los Angeles neighborhood as guarding a beehive, Bongo the Bear appears in a discussion paper mixed with Kissyfur since 1985 from DIC Entertainment, Willie the Giant appears in Chip and Dale’s high school and a VHS cover of So Dear to My Heart in Main Street video store).

Super Duper Sumos since 2002 from DIC Entertainment and Wildbrain (Booma, Kimo and Mamoo appear on a billboard of weight loss advertisement in Los Angeles street).

The Smurflings from The Smurfs (Les Schtroumpfs) since 1958 from Peyo (The Smurflings appears in Chip and Dale's comic books during the opening scene).

Max Goof since 1992 (Max Goof in his Goof Troop design appears on the Disney Afternoon Fight Fest billboard in the credits).

Marsupilami since 1952 from Dupuis (Marsupilami appears in a Russian bathhouse while relaxing on Maurice the Gorilla since 1992 in the swimming pool).

Doraemon since 1969 from Fujiko F Fujio (Doraemon appears on a manga book in Chip and Dale’s bedroom and in a discussion paper mixed with Oliver from Oliver and Company since 1988).

The Great Mouse Detective since 1986 and The Brave Little Toaster since 1987 with Hyperion Pictures (The DVD covers of The Great Mouse Detective, Basil of Baker Street, Dawson, Toby and Olivia Flaversham appear as plush toys in Monterey Jack's apartment and The Brave Little Toaster appear in Chip’s house).

Cunning Trickster and Steele from Balto since 1995 from Universal Pictures and Amblin Entertainment (Cunning Trickster appears in a discussion paper mixed with Vixey from The Fox and the Hound since 1981 and Steele appears in a discussion paper with Spike's collar from Tom and Jerry since 1940 from Turner Entertainment from Warner Bros. Discovery).

Recess since 1997 (A group of big children resemble teenage versions of T.J., Ashley, Vince, Gus, Gretchen and Mikey in Fancon as tourists).

Kodi from Balto since 1995 from Universal Pictures and Amblin Entertainment (A husky resembles Kodi in Fancon as a visitor).

Super Dave: Daredevil for Hire since 1992 from DIC Entertainment (Super Dave appears in the X Games ad billboard in Los Angeles street).

Foxglove, Tammy and Binky since 1989 (Foxglove, Tammy and Binky appear on picture frames in Chip’s house).

Invader Zim since 2001 from Nickelodeon from ViacomCBS (The Invader Zim art style appears in a style changing machine and GIR appears in Fancon as a t-shirt).

Randy Cunningham: 9th Grade Ninja since 2012 (The Randy Cunningham: 9th Grade Ninja art style appears in a style changing machine).

ChalkZone since 1998 from Nickelodeon from ViacomCBS (The ChalkZone art style appears in a style changing machine).

The Smurfs since 1958 (three movies) (2011-2017) from Sony Pictures Animation and Columbia Pictures (The Blu-ray covers of The Smurfs live-action duology and Smurfs: The Lost Village appear in Chip’s house).

Kim Possible since 2002 (Kim Possible appears in Fancon as a visitor with Ron Stoppable and Rufus the Naked Mole Rat).

Arnold the Pit Bull from Tiny Toon Adventures since 1990 from Warner Bros and Amblin Entertainment from Warner Bros. Discovery (Arnold the Pit Bull appears on a gymnastics billboard in Los Angeles street).

Romeo and Juliet: Sealed with a Kiss (2006) from Phil Nibbelink Productions (Romeo and Juliet the Seals appear in a discussion paper with seal ears and whiskers).

Puss in Boots since 1999 from Phil Nibbelink Productions (Puss in Boots appears in a discussion paper with Don Bluth art style, spiky tuft hair and bushy tail).

Wish Kid (1991) from DIC Entertainment (The classmates resemble the Wish Kid characters at Chip and Dale's school).

Casimir since 1974 from Yves Brunier (The puppet dinosaur resembles Casimir in the credits).

Papa Panda since 1939 from Walter Lantz and Universal Pictures (Papa Panda appears as a visitor in Fancon).

Homer Pigeon since 1942 from Walter Lantz and Universal Pictures (Homer Pigeon appears in a series wrap party as a dancer).

The Three Bears since 1944 from Warner Bros from Warner Bros. Discovery (The Three Bears appear in Los Angeles street as riding a bicycle).

The Mask since 1989 and 1994 from Dark Horse Comics and New Line Cinema from Warner Bros. Discovery (Stanley Ipkiss/The Mask appears in Fancon).

Dishonest John from Beany and Cecil since 1949 from Bob Clampett Productions (Dishonest John appears in Main Street as a wanted poster).

Mr. Wilson from Dennis the Menace since 1951 from Post-Hall Syndicate and King Features Syndicate, Inc. (Mr. Wilson appears in Los Angeles neighborhood).

Morgana MacCawber from Darkwing Duck since 1991 (Morgana MacCawber appears in Fancon and later in a post-credit segment).

Animalwood since 1987 (Animalwood VHS tapes appears in Chip and Dale´s house and Tod the Anthro Adult Fox appears in The Disney Afternoon Fight Fest billboard game cover in the end credits).

Superlopez since 1973 from Editorial Bruguera and Ediciones B (Superlopez appears in Fancon as a visitor).

Abner Countrymouse and Monty Citymouse since 1988 (Abner Countrymouse and Monty Citymouse VHS tapes appears in Chip and Dale´s house and The Disney Afternoon Fight Fest billboard game cover in the end credits).

Bucky Bug since 1932 (Bucky Bug blowing a party favor in a series wrap party).

Robby the Seal from Pingu since 1986 from Otmar Gutmann and The Pygos Group (Robby the Seal appears in Fancon as a visitor).

Heeza Rat since 1934 from Betty Boop since 1930 from Fleischer Studios and Paramount Pictures (Heeza Rat appears on a wanted poster in Main Street).

The Comic Strip since 1987 from Rankin-Bass (Karate Kat appears in a series wrap party as a dancer with the Mini-Monsters, TigerSharks appear in a Russian bathhouse as swimming in an aquarium tank and Street Frogs in Main Street as walking).

Ike and Squeaky since 2003 from Columbia Pictures and Sony Pictures (Ike and Squeaky appearing on a picture frame in the secret cheese room).

Salty the Seal since 1936 and The Orphans since 1932 from Mickey Mouse (Salty the Seal appears in a Russian bathhouse as taking a bath in the swimming pool and the Orphans appear in Chip and Dale’s school as classmates).

Cat in Sneakers from Raw Toonage since 1992 (Cat in Sneakers appears in Main Street Shoe Store as shining the shoes).

Morty and Ferdie Fieldmouse since 1932 (Morty and Ferdie Fieldmouse appear in a school cafeteria in Chip and Dale’s school).

Allo from Dinosaucers since 1987 from DIC Entertainment (Allo from Dinosaucers appears in a series wrap party while having snacks).

Dinah the Dachshund since 1942 and Fifi the Dog since 1933 (Dinah the Dachshund and Fifi the Dog appears in Main Street Pet Shop).

John D. Rockerduck since 1961 (John D. Rockerduck appears in Main Street as a wanted poster).

Gus Goose since 1939 (Gus Goose appears in Main Street as eating groceries in the market).

Lonesome Ghosts since 1937 (Lonesome Ghosts appear in Los Angeles street as hiding in the alley).

Chief O’Hara since 1939 (Chief O’Hara appears in Los Angeles police station).

Duckburg (Duckburg appears as a picture frame in Chip’s house).

Glittering Goldie since 1953 (Glittering Goldie appears on a picture frame in a Russian bathhouse with Scrooge McDuck since 1947).

The Gambling Bug since 1951 from Warner Bros from Warner Bros. Discovery (The Gambling Bug appears in the credits as counting the dollars with a parrot).

Dr. Moron since 1952 from Warner Bros from Warner Bros. Discovery (Dr. Moron appears in Main Street as a wanted poster).

Worldwide Fund for Nature (The Worldwide Fund for Nature logo appears in a billboard with a hand-drawn panda in Los Angeles street).

Reader Rabbit since 1983 from The Learning Company, JumpStart since 1994 from JumpStart Games and Spy Fox since 1997 from Humongous Entertainment (Reader Rabbit appears in a discussion paper with Buster Bunny's hair skin color and gloves since 1990 from Tiny Toon Adventures from Amblin Entertainment and Warner Bros from Warner Bros. Discovery, an anthropomorphic dachshund resembles Frankie the Dog in Fancon and Spy Fox appears on a DVD cover of Zootopia since 2016 parody film).

Spike the Bee since 1940 (Spike the Bee appears in Los Angeles street as buzzing around a beehive).

The Dalton Brothers from Lucky Luke since 1946 from Morris and Dupuis (The Dalton Brothers appear in Main Street as wanted posters).

Jolly Jumper from Lucky Luke since 1946 from Morris and Dupuis (A horse resembles Jolly Jumper in Main Street as a wagon carrier).

Mr. Hiccup since 1983 from Guido Manuli (Mr. Hiccup appears on a VHS tape in Chip’s house).

Jayce and the Wheeled Warriors since 1985 from DIC Entertainment (The art style of Jayce and the Wheeled Warriors in a style changing machine).

M.A.S.K. since 1985 from DIC Entertainment (Matt Trakker the protagonist of M.A.S.K. appears in a series wrap party as having a fruit punch).

Unicef (Unicef appears as a billboard advertising in Los Angeles street).

Louie the Mountain Lion since 1950 (Louie the Mountain Lion appears in Los Angeles street as riding in a city zoo car).

The Lobe from Freakazoid! since 1995 from Amblin Entertainment and Warner Bros from Warner Bros. Discovery (The Lobe appears in Main Street as a wanted poster).

Colgate since 1897 from Colgate-Palmolive (Colgate toothpaste appears in Chip’s house and billboard advertising in Los Angeles street).

Hanna-Barbera Swirling Star from Warner Bros. Discovery (The Hanna-Barbera Swirling Star logo appears on a water tower in Los Angeles street).

Captain Planet and the Planeteers since 1990 from DIC Entertainment, Hanna-Barbera and Turner Entertainment from Warner Bros. Discovery (Captain Planet appears in Fancon as a speaker).

The Mighty Heroes since 1966 (The Mighty Heroes appear in discussion papers with Bruno Bozzetto styled faces).

Hollywood Walk of Fame (Hollywood Walk of Fame appears in Los Angeles street during nighttime).

Waldo (Wally) from Where´s Waldo? (Where Wally?) since 1987 from Martin Handford (Waldo (Wally) appears on a book in Chip’s house).

Wacky and Packy since 1975 from Filmation (Wacky and Packy appears in Los Angeles natural history museum).

Hollywood Sign (Hollywood Sign appears during Chip and Dale’s Los Angeles trip in the sunrise).

Pongo and Perdita since 1961, Bernard and Bianca since 1977, Evinrude since 1977 and Jake the Kangaroo Rat since 1990 (Pongo and Perdita appear in Los Angeles street as riding in a fire engine, Bernard and Bianca appear in Monterey Jack's apartment as picture frames, Evinrude appears in Main Street as flying in the town and Jake the Kangaroo Rat appears in Monterey Jack's apartment as a picture frame).

Clockwork Smurf from The Smurfs (Les Schtroumpfs/De Smurfen) since 1958 from Peyo (Clockwork Smurf appears in Chip and Dale’s house as a toy).

Lippy the Lion and Hardy Har Har since 1962 from Hanna-Barbera from Warner Bros. Discovery (Lippy the Lion and Hardy Har Har appears in Main Street as riding in a trolley).

The American (US) multinational from Turner Entertainment since 1925 was Timmy Brisby franchise are in many countries.

Time Squad since 2001 from Cartoon Network from Warner Bros. Discovery (Buck Tuddrussell, Larry 3000 and Otto Osworth appear in Los Angeles natural history museum as statues).

Shirt Tales since 1980 from Hallmark Cards and Hanna-Barbera (The classmates resemble Tyg Tiger, Pammy Panda, Digger Mole, Rick Raccoon and Bogey Orangutan with Kip Kangaroo in Chip and Dale’s school).

Bigmouth from The Smurfs since 1958 from Peyo (Bigmouth appears in Los Angeles street as walking on the crosswalk).

The Crowville Chronicles since 1990 from Cosgrove Hall Films (Clarence T. Crow (Crazy Crow) and Ozzie Koala appear in Los Angeles street as a Have You Seen poster).

Toontown from Who Framed Roger Rabbit? since 1988 with Amblin Entertainment (Toontown appears on a picture frame in Chip's house).

Grauman’s Chinese Theatre (Grauman’s Chinese Theatre appears in Los Angeles street).

Los Angeles International Airport (Los Angeles International Airport appears in Los Angeles street).

Danny Dingo and Mayor Croco from Blinky Bill since 1933 and Skippy: Adventures in Bushtown since 1967 from Yoram Gross (Danny Dingo and Mayor Croco appear in Main Street as wanted posters).

Oreo form Nabisco (Oreo cookie package appears in Chip’s refrigerator and advertising billboard in Los Angeles street).

BIC and Michelin (BIC appears as pens in Chip’s house as drawing and writing supplies and Michelin Man appears in Los Angeles street as working at fixing tires).

Blockbuster Video (Blockbuster Video appears in Los Angeles street after the series wrap party).

Subway (fast food restaurant) (Subway (fast food restaurant) appears in Los Angeles street).

Fido Dido from Susan Rose since 1985 (Fido Dido appears in 7Up vending machine with Cool Spot In Los Angeles street).

Levi’s and Internet Explorer (Levi’s appears as a fashion shop in Los Angeles street and Internet Explorer appears in computers at Los Angeles police station).

Cubby Bear since 1931 and Molly Moo Cow since 1935 are both from Van Beuren and RKO Radio Pictures (Cubby Bear appears as a plush toy in Chip and Dale’s bedroom and Molly Moo Cow appears in Los Angeles neighborhood as eating the lawn).

Fat Albert and The Cosby Kids since 1969 from Filmation and Dreamworks Classics (Fat Albert and the Cosby Kids appear in Fancon as on the poster).

Time for Timer since 1975 from ABC (Time for Timer appears on a billboard in Los Angeles street).

McGruff since 1980 from The Ad Council (McGruff appears in Los Angeles Police Station).

Moxy and Flea since 1993 from Cartoon Network from Warner Bros. Discovery (Moxy and Flea appear in Los Angeles street as a Have You Seen Them poster).

The Jester from Cartoon Network since 1992 from Warner Bros. Discovery (The Jester appears in Fancon as a card game center).

General Mills Cereals (The General Mills cereals appear in Chip's refrigerator).

31 Minutos since 2003 from TVN (A sock monkey puppet resembles Tulio Triviño in the ending credits).

The Honey Nut Cheerios Bee from General Mills (An advertising bee resembles Honey Nut Cheerios in the honey break ad poster).

Frito-Lay from PepsiCo (The Frito-Lay logo appears in Los Angeles street as an advertising billboard).

The Crest Toothpaste Mascot and the Cavity Creeps from Crest Toothpaste (The Crest Toothpaste Mascot and the Cavity Creeps appear on TV in Chip and Dale’s bedroom).

The Littles since 1983 from DIC Entertainment (Tom Little, Lucy Little, Grandpa Little, Dinky Little and Henry Bigg appear in Fancon on a poster).

Speed and Princess Lila from The Smoggies since 1988 from Cookie Jar (Speed and Princess Lila appear on the discussion paper in his tall size and her chibi form).

Shrek since 2001 from DreamWorks Pictures (Shrek appears as a body wash bottle with Donkey in the factory and Puss in Boots (Shrek version) appears in an ice cream package with Milk Chocolate flavor in Main Street ice cream stand).

Ralph, Mitzy and Scribble from The Secret Files of the Spy Dogs since 1998 (Ralph, Mitzy and Scribble appear on discussion paper with James Baxter styled faces).

Lipton Iced Tea (Lipton Iced Tea appears in Los Angeles street as a vending machine).

Sprite from The Coca-Cola Company (Sprite appears in Los Angeles street as a vending machine).

Coco Wheats (Coco Wheats cereal box appears in Los Angeles dumpster).

Intel Inside (Intel Inside appears as a jingle ringtone on Dale’s cellphone).

Dink the Little Dinosaur since 1989 from Ruby Spears from Warner Bros. Discovery (Dink the Little Dinosaur appears on a discussion paper mixed with Littlefoot from The Land Before Time since 1988 from Amblin Entertainment and Universal Pictures).

Fangface since 1978 from Ruby-Spears from Warner Bros. Discovery (Fangface appears as mixed with Crash Bandicoot since 1996 from Activision by coming out of a crate).

Gary the Dog since 1925 from the Timmy Brisby franchise since 1925 from Turner Entertainment from Warner Bros. Discovery (A hyena resembles Gary the Dog in Main Street Pet Store).

A Fox in a Dump (1950) from Turner Entertainment from Warner Bros. Discovery (Flop the Fox appears in Main Street alley as eating the garbage).

Jukebox (The jukebox appears in a series wrap party).

Timmy Brisby and Bugs Bunny plush toys from Turner Entertainment and Warner Bros from Warner Bros. Discovery (Timmy Brisby and Bugs Bunny plush toys appear in Chip and Dale’s bedroom).

The Matrix (1999) from Warner Bros. from Warner Bros. Discovery (The Matrix poster in Fancon).

Animal Wars (2000) from AFL Productions (Ed Bear appears as a customer in Buffalo Wild Wings restaurant in Los Angeles street).

Willie the Operatic Whale since 1946 (Willie the Operatic Whale appears in Main Street as a street performer).

Rob Renzetti styled (A Rob Renzetti styled German Shepherd appears in Los Angeles Police Station).

Harman-Ising styled (A Harman-Ising styled otter appears in a Russian bathhouse as swimming in the pool).

Hanna-Barbera styled (A Hanna-Barbera styled dalmatian appears in Main Street as working at the fire station).

The Smurfs figures from Schleich (The Smurfs figures appear in a China cabinet at Chip’s house).

MAD Magazine since 1952 (White Spy and Black Spy appear in Los Angeles street as walking in the alley).

The Snorks figures from Schleich (The Snorks figures appear in a China cabinet at Chip’s house).

Ace Hart from Dog City since 1992 from Jim Henson Productions and Nelvana (Ace Hart appears in the pier).

Nabot and Teigneux from Once Upon a Time… (Il Était Une Fois…) since 1978 from Procidis (Nabot and Teigneux appears in a wanted poster on Main Street alley).

Cartoon Network and Boomerang from Warner Bros. Discovery (The Cartoon Network and Boomerang logos appear on TV in Chip's house).

The Dungeon Master from Dungeons and Dragons since 1983 from Marvel Productions (The Dungeon Master appears in Fancon as a visitor).

The Grinch since 1957 from Dr. Seuss (The Grinch appears on a poster in Main Street).

Hershey's Kisses (Hershey's Kisses appear in Main Street Candy Store).

The Cat in The Hat since 1957 from Dr. Seuss (The Cat in the Hat appears in Fancon as a visitor).

Horton the Elephant since 1940 and Green Eggs and Ham since 1960 from Dr. Seuss (Horton the Elephant appears in Los Angeles Zoo and Sam I Am appears in Denny’s restaurant in Los Angeles).

The Sneetches since 1953 and The Zax since 1954 from Dr. Seuss (The Sneetches appear in a voting billboard in Los Angeles street and The Zax appears in Main Street barber shop).

Bravestarr since 1987 from Filmation from DreamWorks Classics (Bravestarr appears in Fancon as a fan speaker).

Laff-a-Lympics since 1977 from Hanna-Barbera from Warner Bros. Discovery (The Dread Baron and Mumbly appears in a wanted poster in Main Street).

Barney the Dinosaur since 1988 from HIT Entertainment (Barney the Dinosaur appears in Fancon as a tourist).

Figment from Imagination! (EPCOT) since 1982 (Figment appears in Fancon as a tourist).

Gertie the Dinosaur since 1914 from Winsor McCay (Gertie the Dinosaur appears in Los Angeles Zoo).

Capitol Critters since 1992 from Hanna-Barbera (Max the Mouse appears in the secret cheese room).

Fish Police since 1992 from Hanna-Barbera (Inspector Gil appears in the pier as investigating).

The Hep Cat since 1942 from Warner Bros from Warner Bros. Discovery (The Hep Cat appears in a secret cheese room as a mouse catcher).

Babe (1995) from Universal Pictures (Stuffed animals resemble Babe the Pig and Fly the Sheepdog appear in Fancon in the plush section).

Godzilla (1998) from TriStar Pictures (A Chinese dragon resembles Godzilla on a poster in Los Angeles street).

Chitty Chitty Bang Bang (1968) from United Artists and Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer from Warner Bros. Discovery (An ancient car resembles Chitty Chitty Bang Bang appears in Main Street).

Gay Purr-ee (1962) from Warner Bros from Warner Bros. Discovery (Mewsette and Jaune Tom appear in a discussion paper mixed with Duchess and Thomas O'Malley from The Aristocats (1970) (Disney)).

Swatch from Swatch (A building of Swatch in Los Angeles street).

BASF from BASF (BASF appears as a building in the pier).

The Puppy Duo from Happy Harmonies since 1934 from Turner Entertainment Co. from Warner Bros. Discovery (The Puppy Duo appear in Main Street as meeting ths live-action couple).

The Fifth Column Mouse (1943) from Warner Bros from Warner Bros. Discovery (The Dimwitted Gray Mouse appears in a secret room as being chased by The Hep Cat).

Animalympics (1980) from Lisberger Studios (An alligator tourist resembles alligator teammate in Fancon).

The Discontented Canary from Happy Harmonies since 1934 from Turner Entertainment from Warner Bros. Discovery (The Discontented Canary appears as flying in Main Street).

Kangaroo Jack since 2003 from Warner Bros from Warner Bros. Discovery (Jackie Legs the Kangaroo appears in The Uncanny Valley as hopping on the crosswalk).

Ralph Bakshi characters (Fritz the Cat appears in a discussion paper with boxers, Larn and Teega appear in Los Angeles street as wearing clean clothes and Princess Elinore appears in a discussion paper mixed with Aurora from Sleeping Beauty (1959) (Disney)).

The Phantom Tollbooth (1970) from Turner Entertainment Co. from Warner Bros. Discovery (Milo and Tock the Dog appear in a series wrap party as visitors).

Phineas and Ferb since 2007 and American Dragon: Jake Long since 2005 (Linda Flynn-Fletcher appears in Main Street, Perry the Platypus appears in Fancon as a t-shirt design and Jake Long in dragon form appears in Fancon as a speaker).

Quest for Camelot (1998) from Warner Bros from Warner Bros. Discovery (Kaylee and Garrett appear in Main Street as riding on a horse carriage and Devon and Cornwall appear in a discussion paper with CatDog colors (Nickelodeon and ViacomCBS)).

Johnny Test since 2005 from DHX Media (Johnny Test appears in a discussion paper with Terrytoons style with Dukey Test the Dog).

Lucky Piquel from Bonkers since 1993 (Lucky Piquel appears as working as entertainment police in the pier).

Hallo Spencer since 1979 from NDR (A yellow puppet resembles Hallo Spencer appears in the end credits).

Batman: The Animated Series since 1992 from Warner Bros from Warner Bros. Discovery (Batman (Cartoon) appears in Fancon as a poster with The Joker).

The Loud House since 2016 from Nickelodeon and ViacomCBS (The Loud House art style appears in the art style changing machine).

Pos the Possum from Skippy: Adventures in Bushtown since 1967 from Yoram Gross (Pos the Possum as a captured toon in Sweet Pete's lab next to Skippy the Kangaroo).

Jellystone! since 2021 from Warner Bros Animation from Warner Bros. Discovery (The Jellystone! poster in Los Angeles street and its art style in the style changing machine).

Dot since 1977 from Yoram Gross (Dot appears in Main Street as entering the pet store).

King Kong since 1933 from RKO Radio Pictures (King Kong appears in Los Angeles street as a zoo advertising billboard).

Leonie Löwenherz since 1991 from ARD (A cougar puppet resembles Leonie Löwenherz in the end credits).

Blondie and Dagwood since 1930, Beetle Bailey since 1950, Snuffy Smith and Barney Google since 1919, Krazy Kat since 1913, Cool McCool and Harry McCool since 1966 and Defenders of the Earth since 1934 from King Features Syndicate, Inc. (Blondie and Dagwood appear in Main Street as riding on a wedding cart, Beetle Bailey appears in Los Angeles street as riding on a Jeep, Snuffy Smith and Barney Google appear in Main Street as helping Spark Plug the Horse in a car shop, Krazy Kat appears on a picture frame in Chip’s insurance office, Cool McCool and Harry McCool appear in Fancon as visitors and Flash Gordon appears in Fancon as a speaker).

The Adventures of Rocky and Bullwinkle (2000) from Universal Pictures (The style changing machine inspired by CD-I and The Adventures of Rocky and Bullwinkle (2000) appears as a DVD cover in Chip’s house).

Kid Paddle since 1993 from Dupuis (Kid Paddle appears in Fancon as a tourist).

Ready Player One (2018) from Warner Bros and Amblin Entertainment from Warner Bros. Discovery (Ready Player One appears as a Blu-ray cover in Chip's house).

The Smurfs (2021 TV series) from Peyo (The Smurfs (2021 TV series) appears as a poster in Los Angeles street).

The Shining (1980) from Warner Bros from Warner Bros. Discovery (An art piece resembles Hick’s Hexagon in Los Angeles art gallery).

Little Caesar (1931) from Warner Bros from Warner Bros. Discovery (Little Caesar (1931) appears as a colorized DVD cover in Chip’s house).

The Snorks (2021 TV series) from Dupuis since 2021 (The Snorks (2021 TV series) poster appears in Los Angeles street).

Casablanca (1942) from Warner Bros from Warner Bros. Discovery (Casablanca appears as a colorized DVD cover in Chip’s house).

Bubsy since 1993 from Accolade (Bubsy the Bobcat appears in a discussion paper with a tiger tail).

Netflix (The Netflix logo appears on a TV set in Chip's house).

Universal Studios Hollywood (Universal Studios Hollywood advertising appears on a billboard in Los Angeles street).

Bucky the Weasel from The Adventures of Rocky and Bullwinkle (2000) from Universal Pictures and DreamWorks Classics (A ferret visitor resembles Bucky the Weasel in Fancon).

Sherlock Hound since 1984 from TMS Entertainment (Sherlock Hound appears in Fancon as a speaker).

Calimero since 1963 from Pagot (Calimero appears in Chip and Dale's school as a classmate).

Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer: The Movie (1998) from GoodTimes Entertainment (Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer appears in a discussion paper mixed with Adult Bambi (Disney) since 1942 and a hand-drawn Spitz visitor resembles Slyly the Fox in Fancon).

David Copperfield (1993) from CineGroupe (A tall tabby cat resembles David Copperfield the Cat in Los Angeles street as entering a video game store).

Chex from Ralston (A Chex chocolate flavored cereal box appears in Chip's refrigerator).

The Rosey and Buddy Show (1992) from Nelvana (Rosey and Buddy appear in Los Angeles street as riding their mobile home).

Astrosniks since 1975 from Bullyland (Astrosniks appear in Main Street toy shop).

La Familia Telerin since 1963 from Estudios Moro (Cleo, Tete, Maripi, Pelusin, Coletas and Cuquin appear in Chip and Dale's school).

The Triplets (Las Tres Mellizas) since 1983 from Cromosoma (Anna, Teresa and Helena appear in Main Street bookstore as buying storybooks).

The Pincushion Man from Comicolor since 1933 from Ub Iwerks (An inanimate cactus plant resembles The Pincushion Man in Main Street Flower Shop).

Pimpa since 1975 from Altan (Pimpa the Dog appears in Main Street pet store).

Let´s All Go to The Lobby (1957) from Filmack Studios (The inanimate popcorn, Dr. Pepper, Hershey's chocolate bar and hot dog resemble Let's All Go to the Lobby singers in Los Angeles premiere theater billboard).

The Little King since 1930 from King Features Syndicate, Inc. (The Little King appears in Main Street as reading a comic book).

Howdy Doody since 1947 from NBC (Howdy Doody appears on a TV set in Chip and Dale’s house).

Astro Boy since 1952, Kimba the White Lion since 1950 and Princess Knight since 1953 from Osamu Tezuka (Astro Boy appears in Fancon as a visitor, Kimba the White Lion appears in a discussion paper mixed with Adult Simba from The Lion King (1994) (Disney) and Sapphire appears in a discussion paper mixed with Betty Rubble from The Flintstones since 1960 (Hanna-Barbera and Warner Bros. Discovery)).

Izzy from Atlanta 1996 (Izzy appears on a banner in Los Angeles dumpster).

Albert the Fifth Musketeer since 1993 from DHX Media (Albert the Fifth Musketeer appears in Main Street as riding on a Shetland pony).

Arthur since 1976 from DHX Media (Arthur Read appears in a discussion paper with an aardvark tail).

Robinson Sucroe since 1994 from DHX Media (A hand-drawn man resembles Robinson Sucroe in Fancon as a tourist).

C.L.Y.D.E. since 1990 from DHX Media (A talking jukebox resembles C.L.Y.D.E. in Los Angeles diner).

Babar since 1931 from Jean de Brunhoff (Babar the Elephant appears in Los Angeles neighborhood as riding a sports car).

Coonskin (1975) from Ralph Bakshi (Brother Rabbit, Brother Bear and Preacher Fox appear in Song of the South (1946) (Disney) parody DVD cover).

Camp Candy since 1989 from DIC Entertainment and Saban Entertainment (John Candy (animated version) appears on a grave in Los Angeles graveyard).

Tom Thumb from ComiColor since 1933 from UB Iwerks (Tom Thumb (Comicolor version) appears in a series wrap party as a piano dancer).

Twinkle the Dream Being since 1993 from Calico Creations and Zodiac Entertainment (Twinkle the Dream Being appears in a discussion paper with Pikachu since 1996 ears and tail (Nintendo)).

Nick at Nite from ViacomCBS (The Nick at Nite logo appears on a TV set at Chip and Dale's house).

Friends since 1994 from Warner Bros from Warner Bros. Discovery (A fountain resembles the Friends intro in Los Angeles street).

Old Mother Hubbard from ComiColor since 1933 from Ub Iwerks (Old Mother Hubbard and her dog appear in Main Street as entering the supermarket).

Biker Mice from Mars since 1993 from Marvel Productions and New World Television (Throttle, Modo, and Vinnie appear in a secret cheese room as standing in a large cage).

Rupert Bear since 1920 from Daily Express (Rupert Bear appears on a stamp in Chip's insurance office).

Sport Billy since 1979 from Filmation (Sport Billy appears on a storybook at Chip and Dale's bedroom).

The Groovie Goolies since 1970 from Filmation (The cast of The Groovie Goolies appear in a series wrap party as dancers).

Cyberspace (A sparkly tunnel picture frame resembles Cyberspace in Chip's house).

Budweiser (Budweiser soda cans in a Los Angeles vending machine).

Kool-Aid from General Foods (Kool-Aid Man appears in Main Street as breaking the alley wall).

Roy and Helen from Stay Tuned since 1992 from Warner Bros. from Warner Bros. Discovery (Roy and Helen the Mice appear in a secret cheese room as eating spaghetti cheese).

FIFA World Cup since 1904 (A teacher lion resembles Willie in Chip and Dale's school, an inanimate orange resembles Naranjito in Main Street, a sports beagle resembles Striker in Los Angeles street as dining in Buffalo Wild Wings, a rooster resembles Footix as having a date with Clara Cluck since 1934 in Los Angeles neighborhood and a husky resembles Zabivaka in Fancon as a statue).

Olympics Mascots (A goofy walking blob resembles Izzy since 1996 in Main Street, a hand-drawn chihuahua resembles Cobi since 1992 in Los Angeles neighborhood, The cute Down Under animals resemble Olly, Syd and Millie since 2000 on a Bambi parody DVD, The chibi zoo animals resemble Beibei, Jingjing, Huanhuan, Yingying, Nini since 2008 in Los Angeles Zoo, a hand-drawn alley cat resembles Vinicius since 2016 in Los Angeles street, a white tiger resembles Soohorang since 2018 on a t-shirt in Los Angeles fashion shop and animesque robot resembles Miraitowa since 2020 in Fancon).

Kung Fu Panda since 2008 from DreamWorks (Po Ping the Panda appears in Los Angeles street as working at Panda Express with Tigress and Mr. Ping, Mantis appears in Fancon as a speaking role, Monkey appears in Main Street as practicing the pole vault with Crane cleaning up the alley and Viper riding on a horse carriage).

Men in Black since 1997 from Columbia Pictures (The tuxedo moles resemble Agent K and Agent J in a secret cheese room).

The years from 189 countries (1700, 1701, 1702, 1703, 1704, 1705, 1706, 1707, 1708, 1709, 1710, 1711, 1712, 1713, 1714, 1715, 1716, 1717, 1718, 1719, 1720, 1721, 1722, 1723, 1724, 1725, 1726, 1727, 1728, 1729, 1730, 1731, 1732, 1733, 1734, 1735, 1736, 1737, 1738, 1739, 1740, 1741, 1742, 1743, 1744, 1745, 1746, 1747, 1748, 1749, 1750, 1751, 1752, 1753, 1754, 1755, 1756, 1757, 1758, 1759, 1760, 1761, 1762, 1763, 1764, 1765, 1766, 1767, 1768, 1769, 1770, 1771, 1772, 1773, 1774, 1775, 1776, 1777, 1778, 1779, 1780, 1781, 1782, 1783, 1784, 1785, 1786, 1787, 1788, 1789, 1790, 1791, 1792, 1793, 1794, 1795, 1796, 1797, 1798, 1799, 1800, 1801, 1802, 1803, 1804, 1805, 1806, 1807, 1808, 1809, 1810, 1811, 1812, 1813, 1814, 1815, 1816, 1817, 1818, 1819, 1820, 1821, 1822, 1823, 1824, 1825, 1826, 1827, 1828, 1829, 1830, 1831, 1832, 1833, 1834, 1835, 1836, 1837, 1838, 1839, 1840, 1841, 1842, 1843, 1844, 1845, 1846, 1847, 1848, 1849, 1850, 1851, 1852, 1853, 1854, 1855, 1856, 1857, 1858, 1859, 1860, 1861, 1862, 1863, 1864, 1865, 1866, 1867, 1868, 1869, 1870, 1871, 1872, 1873, 1874, 1875, 1876, 1877, 1878, 1879, 1880, 1881, 1882, 1883, 1884, 1885, 1886, 1887, 1888, 1889, 1890, 1891, 1892, 1893, 1894, 1895, 1896, 1897, 1898, 1899, 1900, 1901, 1902, 1903, 1904, 1905, 1906, 1907, 1908, 1909, 1910, 1911, 1912, 1913, 1914, 1915, 1916, 1917, 1918, 1919, 1920, 1921, 1922, 1933, 1924, 1925, 1926, 1927, 1928, 1929, 1930, 1931, 1932, 1933, 1934, 1935, 1936, 1937, 1938, 1939, 1940, 1941, 1942, 1943, 1944, 1945, 1946, 1947, 1948, 1949, 1950, 1951, 1952, 1953, 1954, 1955, 1956, 1957, 1958, 1959, 1960, 1961, 1962, 1963, 1964, 1965, 1966, 1967, 1968, 1969, 1970, 1971, 1972, 1973, 1974, 1975, 1976, 1977, 1978, 1979, 1980, 1981, 1982, 1983, 1984, 1985, 1986, 1987, 1988, 1989, 1990, 1991, 1992, 1993, 1994, 1995, 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019, 2020, 2021 & 2022-present) (The ancient radio appears in the prologue scene with ancient American person, 1957 styled TV appears in a TV shop, 1982 for the school days, 1989 for making of the series and 1990 for the series wrap).

The Fox and Crow Movie (2022) from Columbia Pictures (The Fox and Crow Movie (2022) poster appears on Los Angeles premiere theater).

Beakman´s World since 1992 from Columbia Pictures (Beakman’s World appears on a poster in Los Angeles Police Station).

Mother Goose and Grimmy since 1984 from Tribune Media Services and King Features Syndicate, Inc. (Mother Goose and Grimmy appear in Los Angeles neighborhood as working at the garden).

Twipsy from Expo 2000 Hannover (A mongoose resembles Twipsy on a drawing in Los Angeles street wall).

Saving Private Ryan (1998) from Amblin Entertainment, Paramount Pictures and DreamWorks Pictures (Saving Private Ryan planned sequel as Post-War Ryan poster in Los Angeles street).

Curro from Expo 1992 Seville, Cartuja: El Parque de los Descubrimientos and Isla Magica (A rainbow hummingbird resembles Curro in Main Street as flying in the air).

Nostalgia Critic since 2008 from Channel Awesome (The Nostalgia Critic appears in Fancon as a visitor).

Mutt and Jeff since 1907 from Bud Fisher (Mutt and Jeff appear on comic books in Chip and Dale's bedroom).

CNN since 1980 from Turner Entertainment from Warner Bros. Discovery (CNN appears on a TV set in Chip's house).

Simon Bar Sinister, Cad Lackey and Riff Raff from Underdog since 1964 from Total Television Productions and DreamWorks Classics (Simon Bar Sinister, Cad Lackey and Riff Raff appear in Fancon as artworks).

Savoir-Faire from Klondike Kat since 1966 from Total Television Productions and DreamWorks Classics (A goofy rat resembles Savoir-Faire in a secret cheese room).

Kinder and Nutella from Ferrero (Kinder appears in Los Angeles supermarket and Nutella appears in a pantry at Chip’s house).

Tic Tac from Ferrero (Tic Tac appear in Main Street candy store).

PBS P-Pals since 1993 from PBS (PBS P-Pals appear as the guards in Los Angeles pier).

Petete since 1974 from Garcia Ferre (Petete appears as flying in Main Street).

The Banana Splits since 1968 and The Skatebirds since 1977 from Hanna-Barbera from Warner Bros. Discovery (Fleegle, Bongo, Drooper and Snorky appear in Fancon as the band members and that's the Skatebirds appear in Los Angeles street as entering the skate park).

Commander McBragg since 1963 from Total Television Productions, DreamWorks Classics and Universal Pictures (Commander McBragg appears in Los Angeles library as reading a modern world history book).

Mary Poppins (1964), Bedknobs and Broomsticks (1971) and The Electric Company since 1971 from Sesame Workshop from Warner Bros. Discovery (A live-action girl cosplaying as Mary Poppins in Fancon, the Fishing Bear appears in a Russian bathhouse as having Goldfish crackers from Pepperidge Farm and The Electric Company classic series appears on a DVD in Chip's house).

VeggieTales since 1993 from Big Idea Productions (Bob the Tomato and Larry the Cucumber appear in Fancon as members).

Voodoo Man since 1993 from The Pink Panther from MGM Animation, United Artists and Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer from Warner Bros. Discovery (A tiki mask resembles Voodoo Man appears in Sweet Pete’s lab).

Giraldilla since 1999 from Seville 1999 World Athletics (A toy athlete resembles Giraldilla in Main Street toy shop).

Robot Chicken since 2005 from Adult Swim from Warner Bros. Discovery (A clockwork rooster resembles Robot Chicken in Los Angeles mechanic store).

The Venture Bros. since 2003 from Adult Swim from Warner Bros. Discovery (The Venture Bros. art style appears in the art style changing machine).

Nickelodeon Silver Ball since 1981 from ViacomCBS (A metal bowling ball resembles Nickelodeon Silver Ball in a fan garage).

Forrest Gump (1994) from Paramount Pictures from ViacomCBS (The town bus stop resembles Chippewa Square before Chip and Dale moving to Los Angeles).

The Beagles since 1966 from Total Television Productions, DreamWorks Classics and Universal Pictures (Stringer and Tubby the Beagles appear in Fancon as musicians).

The Hunter since 1960 from Total Television Productions, DreamWorks Classics and Universal Pictures (The Hunter appears on a billboard with the Fox in Los Angeles street as a fighting contest ad).

My Heart Will Go On the song from Titanic (1997) from Paramount Pictures and 20th Century Fox (My Heart Will Go On as a ringtone on Dale’s cellphone).

Tooter Turtle since 1960 from Total Television Productions, DreamWorks Classics and Universal Pictures (Tooter Turtle appears in a cage with The Wizard in Main Street Pet Store).

Overcat from Underdog since 1964 from Total Television Productions, DreamWorks Classics and Universal Pictures (Overcat appears on a wanted poster in Main Street).

Jumanji (1995) from Columbia Pictures (The zoo animals resemble the stampede animals in Los Angeles Zoo).

Close Encounters of the Third Kind (1977) from Columbia Pictures (Close Encounters of the Third Kind (1977) appears as a DVD cover in Chip's house).

2001: A Space Odyssey (1968) from Turner Entertainment from Warner Bros. Discovery (2001: A Space Odyssey theme song appears as a ringtone in Dale's cellphone and an interior of art changing machine resembles the hexagon tunnel).

Historia de Catalunya (1988) and Historia de Canarias (1995) from BRB Internacional S.A. (Dragui appears in Los Angeles Museum as a statue and Guetón the Beardog appears in Los Angeles Museum as a statue).

The Barkleys and The Houndcats are both since 1972 from DePatie Freleng, United Artists and Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer from Warner Bros. Discovery (The cast of The Barkleys and The Houndcats characters appear in Los Angeles street as driving their cars).

Rhonda from ALF since 1986 from Alien Productions (Rhonda appears in a picture frame of Monterey Jack´s apartment wall).

Muzzy since 1986 from BBC (Muzzy appears in a discussion paper as mixed with The Incredible Hulk since 1962 (Marvel)).

Bolek and Lolek since 1962 from Władysław Nehrebecki (Bolek and Lolek appearing in Chip and Dale's school as classmates).

Ninja Mutts since 1962 from Total Television Productions, DreamWorks Classics and Universal Pictures (Torvald, Eduardo, Bingo and Georgie appears in Los Angeles street as having hot dogs and hamburgers).

Hunky and Spunky since 1938 from Fleischer Studios and Paramount Pictures (Hunky and Spunky appear in Main Street as carriage carriers).

The Halloween Tree (1993) from Hanna-Barbera (Mr. Moundshroud appears in Main Street as organizing the pumpkins).

Heidi´s Song (1982) from Hanna-Barbera (Heidi appears in Main Street as pulling a wagon and a caged rat resembles the Evil Rat in the secret cheese room).

Winston and Marlboro Cigarettes (Winston and Marlboro Cigarettes appear in Los Angeles dumpster).

Kengo the Wallaby from A Wallaby in New York (1997) from Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer from Warner Bros. Discovery (Kengo the Wallaby appears in a discussion paper as wearing Buzz Lightyear (Disney/Pixar) since 1995 costume).

Atomic Betty since 2004 from Atomic Cartoons (Atomic Betty appears in Fancon as a speaker).

Captain Flamingo since 2006 from Atomic Cartoons (Captain Flamingo appears in Fancon as a visitor).

H.R. Pufnstuf since 1969 from Sid and Marty Krofft (A sports mascot resembles H.R. Pufnstuf appears in Los Angeles sports stadium).

Yogi!, Dallas! and Scoob! (2020) from Warner Animation Group and Warner Bros. from Warner Bros. Discovery (Yogi!, Dallas! and Scoob! (2020) appear as posters in Los Angeles street).

The Chef from South Park since 1997 from Comedy Central and ViacomCBS (The Chef from South Park appears in Los Angeles restaurant where he is cooking).

Mr. Hankey from South Park since 1997 from Comedy Central and ViacomCBS (Mr. Hankey appears in the sewers from Los Angeles).

Captain Zed and the Zee Zone since 1991 from Collingwood O'Hare Productions, DIC and HIT Entertainment (Captain Zed appears in Fancon as a speaker).

The Bluffers since 1986 from Frank Fehmers (The Bluffers plush toys appear in Main Street Toy Shop).

The Magic Crown (La Corona Magica) since 1989 from Filman (Zalk and Queen Idún appear in Fancon as speakers).

Charlie Chicken since 1942 from Walter Lantz and Universal Pictures (Charlie Chicken appears in Los Angeles street as freeing himself from Kentucky Fried Chicken).

Boy Meets Dog (1938) from Walter Lantz and Universal Pictures (Boy Meets Dog (1938) appears as a poster in the sewer).