History Main / BuffoonishTomcat

* In ''WesternAnimation/AnAmericanTail'', the male cats all fit the CatsAreMean trope except for the [[AvertedTrope directly averted cat,]] Tiger; who is the poster boy for this trope that is a {{Cloudcuckoolander}}, MinionWithAnFInEvil, and [[PluckyComicRelief comical]] CowardlyLion that can be quite the ButtMonkey[=/=]IronButtMonkey type and is the FatComicRelief in the sequel ''Fievel Goes West'', in which he was able to show [[CrouchingMoronHiddenBadass how skilled and competent he can be for all of his goofiness and buffoonery]] and is played by the late Creator/DomDeLuise.

* The cat from ''VideoGame/{{Stray}}'' has his moments, such as his reaction to wearing the backpack the first time (he slumps over onto his side, then walks around like a great weight is crushing him for the next several minutes) or how B-12 outright states that his best quality is breaking things.

* ''WesternAnimation/NatureCat'': The title character is definitely this. In looks, he's got a huge, bulbous nose that makes him look like a clown. In personality? He's very clumsy, is sometimes sillier than Hal in some episodes, and is the only one out of all the main characters to have the most slapstick thrown at him. His arch-nemesis, Ronald, also has his buffoonish moments despite being sneaky, especially in the early episodes.

* ''[[WesternAnimation/TheCattanoogaCats Motormouse and Autocat]]'': Autocat is TheSmartGuy and is also a FatComicRelief that graduated from the [[WesternAnimation/WileECoyoteAndTheRoadRunner Wile E. Coyote]] school of [[{{DidntThinkThisThrough}} planning]] and failing in [[PluckyComicRelief buffoonish styles,]] this is seen in his vain attempts to catch [[GuileHero Motormouse]] and would fail in countless, cartoony ways when he comes up the wise, witty or comedic dialogue when setting up his traps, his slapstick-prone nature is the result of {{Epic Fail}}s. But at the end of the day, [[NiceMice Motormouse]] would always gives Autocat a lift home, help him out when [[ButtMonkey he's in trouble,]] and/or just let him be.
* ''WesternAnimation/NatureCat'': The title character is definitely this. In looks, he's got a huge, bulbous nose that makes him look like a clownish cat. In personality? He's usually clumsy, is sometimes sillier than Hal in some episodes, and is the only one out of the four main characters to have the most slapstick thrown at him. His arch-nemesis, Ronald, also has his buffoonish moments despite being sneaky, especially in the early episodes.