The Ugly Duckling is a famous fairy tale about a young swan who transforms into a beautiful swan. It is often interpreted as an allegory for the acceptance of one's true self. Sometimes, though, people have trouble with accepting their true selves and need some extra help to get over it. In these cases, it can be helpful to look at cartoons which feature ugliness in them or characters who are themselves ugly as inspiration. This list contains 5 such cartoons featuring characters that are considered ugly in real life:

The Grumpy Cat

This cat is not a fan of other cats. She's grumpy and she has a lot of followers on social media.

The Grumpy Cat is an internet sensation who was created by Rob Inglis in 2012, but it wasn't until 2014 when this adorable feline became famous for its grumpy attitude towards other felines.

The Hipster Cat

The Hipster Cat is a cartoon character that was created by the artist Brandon Stanton. It began as a series of photographs with an accompanying caption, but has since been turned into an internet sensation. The character is usually depicted as a large cat wearing hipster glasses and a mustache, and sometimes even his head will be shown off to the side like in this photo:

The Hipster Cat has become popular among many people for its quirky appearance and attitude towards fashion. Some have even said they would rather have one than any other pet because they're so cute!

The Mischievous Cat

The Mischievous Cat is a character in the cartoon. He is always mischievous and causes trouble for others.

The Mischievous Cat first appeared in the episode "A Very Special Episode" where he plays tricks on everyone, especially Mr. Cat's owner who does not like cats at all due to their mischief and bad behavior.

The Angry Cat (Cat)

The Angry Cat (Cat) is a character in the animated series The Angry Beavers. He is a cat who has a human face and human hands, but his body is still that of a normal feline. He also has an angry temperamental personality, and his voice was provided by Gregg Berger.[1]

The Angry Cat was first introduced as one of Daggett's "special friends" when he first appeared on The Angry Beavers' show. In this episode, Daggett finds out that he can't get his hands on any food without having some kind of special friend helping him out with it - which means that someone else had eaten all their food before them! This leads Daggett into thinking about what kind of special friend would be great for him: someone who could give him more than just friendship; but then again... there wouldn't be any point because they wouldn't be able to do anything together anyway!

The Happy Cat (Cat)

The Happy Cat is a popular cartoon character in which a cat is shown as happy, whether it's from the perspective of an observer or from within the story itself. In other words, you can tell if your kitty is happy just by looking at its face!

The Happy Cat was created by French illustrator Pauline Dufour in 1948. She based him on her own pet cat named Bagheera (who presumably still lives). Later artists have designed their own versions of The Happy Cat--some even feature other animals instead of just cats!

To spot one of these characters on TV or movie screens today, look for:

• A round head with large eyes and ears that stick out slightly;

• Pointed teeth;

• Claws that are long enough to be seen when they're not fully retracted; and finally...

The Cute Cat (Cat)

The Cute Cat (Cat) is a cat that is cute.

The Cute Cat (Cat) is not an ugly character.

The Cute Cat (Cat) is a cat.

Ugly characters in cartoons

An ugly character is a cartoon character that has an unattractive appearance. This can range from being overly large or overweight to having big teeth and an overabundance of facial hair. In some cases, ugly characters cartoon are also portrayed as having some other unusual feature such as missing limbs or deformed features (for example: one eye).

The purpose behind having ugly characters in cartoons is to provide humor, suspense and suspenseful situations for children who watch them on television or on their computers or smartphones at home during their free time after school hours when they have nothing better to do than play video games all day long!

Conclusion

The Ugly Cartoon Character is a great way to learn about different types of cartoons. It also shows that there are more than just cute ones out there, and that we should all be open minded when it comes to art. The Grumpy Cat is one of my favorite characters because he reminds me so much of myself!