Which cat is always chasing Tweety Bird?

The cat always chasing Tweety Bird is Sylvester the Cat.

Understanding Sylvester's Role in Cartoons

Sylvester J. Pussycat Sr., widely known as Sylvester the Cat, is an iconic anthropomorphic cat character featured prominently in the classic Looney Tunes and Merrie Melodies series of cartoons. Created by Warner Bros., Sylvester's most defining characteristic is his relentless, often futile, pursuit of the small yellow canary, Tweety Bird.

His attempts to catch and eat Tweety form the basis of many beloved cartoon shorts, where Sylvester's famous "Sufferin' succotash!" catchphrase often accompanies his frustrations. Despite his cunning plans, Sylvester rarely succeeds in his endeavors, largely due to Tweety's cleverness or the interference of other characters like Granny.

Sylvester's Other Pursuits

While Tweety Bird is his primary obsession, Sylvester's hungry pursuits are not limited to the canary. His appearances in various cartoons have also depicted him chasing other notable characters within the Looney Tunes universe.

Here's a brief overview of his main targets:

• Tweety Bird: His most famous and persistent target, a small, innocent-looking canary that consistently outsmarts him.
• Speedy Gonzales: In some cartoons, Sylvester attempts to catch the "fastest mouse in all Mexico," often resulting in humorous, high-speed chases.
• Hippety Hopper: This large baby kangaroo, often mistaken by Sylvester for a giant mouse, provides another source of slapstick comedy as Sylvester tries, and fails, to capture him.

These various chases highlight Sylvester's insatiable appetite and his role as the persistent, yet ultimately unsuccessful, predator in the animated world.

For more information on Sylvester the Cat, you can visit his Wikipedia page.