Video 10 Kids Cartoon Characters SEEN IN REAL LIFE

From cute animals to awesome people, here are your favorite cartoon characters seen in real life!
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Some of our favorite cartoon characters ever include Johnny Bravo, characters from The Lion King, and Donkey and Puss in Boots from “Shrek,” to HIM from “Powerpuff Girls,” Ned Flanders, and Pua from “Moana”! Did you know that these cartoon characters all have their human and animal lookalikes?

HIM from the “Powerpuff Girls” is probably one of the most surprising and extraordinary villains out there. It’s hard to believe someone would manage to look like him, but Phi Phi O’Hara from “RuPaul’s Drag Race” managed to pull it off!

It’s hard to find animal pairs that look like “The Lion King” characters. Have you ever seen a meerkat and a lion hugging while being asleep? Well, we found the real-life versions of Timon and Simba, as well as Simba and Mufasa!

And then there’s the Donkey and Puss in Boots from “Shrek!” Some donkeys have special characteristics that make them look like they could fit right into the role of the Donkey in “Shrek!” And the same goes for the cute Puss in Boots.

Ned Flanders from “The Simpsons” is one of the side characters on the show, but plenty of “The Simpsons” fans have him on their list of favorites. Have you ever thought that Walter White from “Breaking Bad” actually pulls off the “Ned Flanders” look pretty well?

Which one is your favorite? Is it Johnny Bravo, “The Lion King” characters, characters from “Shrek,” HIM from “Powerpuff Girls,” Ned Flanders, or is it Pua from “Moana?” Make sure you watch our video and subscribe to our YouTube channel for more entertaining videos!
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