List of fictional ungulates in animation

Last updated October 04, 2024

This list of fictional ungulates in animation is subsidiary to the list of fictional animals and is sorted by species. The list is restricted to notable ungulate (hooved) characters from various animated works. This list includes deer, moose, bovids, giraffes, camels, donkeys, and zebras, but excludes fictional horses, fictional pigs, and fictional pachyderms as each has its own list.

Name	Species	Origin	Notes
Alexa Mongello	Giraffe	Summer Camp Island	Lem's 12-year-old older sister who is athletic and active. She likes sports very much.
Alpacacino	Alpaca	One Piece
Angus	Highland Cattle	Ferdinand	One of the bulls from Casa Del Toro who has trouble seeing and has a Scottish Accent.
Annabelle	Cattle	Annabelle's Wish	A young calf who gains the ability to speak and fly.
Appa	Sky Bison	Avatar: The Last Airbender	The hero's pet Sky Bison
Baba Looey	Donkey	The Quick Draw McGraw Show
Bambi	White-tailed deer	Bambi	The film's title character and protagonist.
Black Sheep	Sheep	Cow and Chicken	Cow and Chicken's other cousin. He's the black sheep of the family. He is in fact extremely kind and cultured, but people accuse him of misdemeanors anyway, because he is a black sheep. Like Boneless Chicken and Cousin Sow, it is unknown which side of the family he is related to.
Bob	Buffalo	The New Adventures of Kimba The White Lion
Chief Bogo	Cape Buffalo	Zootopia	The chief of the Zootopia Police Department, he protects and serves the animal kingdom.
Bones	Cattle	Ferdinand	One of the bulls who used to pick on Ferdinand as a calf.
Bridget	Giraffe	The Wild	Female Reticulated giraffe
Bucky	Gazelle	The New Adventures of Kimba The White Lion
Bucky Oryx-Antlerson	Kudu	Zootopia	Judy Hopps's grumpy and crazy kudu neighbor.
Bullwinkle	Moose	The Rocky and Bullwinkle Show
Chad	Moose	Hey Duggee	One of the members of the Hummingbirds, whose body design resembles Tag.
Chou	Deer mix Boar	Kamichu!
Clarabelle Cow	Cattle	Disney's Mickey Mouse universe of characters	Clarabelle Cow is a Disney fictional character within the Mickey Mouse universe of characters. Clarabelle Cow was created by Walt Disney and Ub Iwerks in 1928. Clarabelle is one of Minnie Mouse's best friends and is usually depicted as the girlfriend of Horace Horsecollar, although she has also been paired with Goofy occasionally.
Clarice	Reindeer	Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer	Rudolph's girlfriend and love interest of the TV Special
Cow	Cattle	Cow and Chicken	Chicken's 7-year-old sister. She is usually depicted with low intelligence and childlike naivety, and is often blind to her brother's disdain and carelessness for her. However, she is better-liked by her peers and has achieved a wide array of accomplishments throughout the course of the series, such as being crowned a beauty pageant queen.
The Cow	Cattle	Mighty Mouse: The New Adventures	Mighty Mouse's frequent nemesis who often plots to put dairy supply out of commission.
Cranston	Goat	Cats Don't Dance	A cranky elderly goat who surprisingly loves to dance.
Darius	Yak	Sing 2	A self-centered dance partner for Meena.
Dawn Bellwether	Sheep	Zootopia	She is the former and convicted assistant mayor of the titular city.
Deer	Deer	Nichijou	Has a "wrestling match" to the death with the principal but lost.
Don Valetino	Goat	Cuticle Detective Inaba
Donkey	Donkey	Shrek	Shrek's first friend and partner in his adventures.
Dorothy	Cattle	Clifford's Really Big Movie	Dorothy is a cow who is friends with Clifford and is the only female in Shackleford's group.
Ellie	Moose	Work It Out Wombats!	An athletic and kind-hearted moose who is an emergency medical technician.
Elliot, Ian and Giselle	Deer	Open Season	Elliot is a hyperactive, dull-witted and albeit clever mule deer and is goods friend with Boog Giselle is a doe deer.
Emperor Kuzco	Llama	The Emperor's New Groove	Emperor Kuzco transformed into a llama.
Fawn Deer	Deer	Bonkers	Romantic interest to title character.
Ferdinand	Cattle	Ferdinand the Bull and Ferdinand	Peaceful and an underdog bull who is also Nina's companion and likes to smell flowers.
Fleetwood Yak	Yak	Rock Dog	Khampa's yak friend who lives in Snow Mountain voiced by Sam Elliott.
Gabi	Goat	Doki
Gazelle	Gazelle	Zootopia	Zootopia's popstar voiced by Shakira
Gentle Heart Lamb ^{[ broken anchor ]}	Sheep	Care Bears	A Care Bear Cousin. She is mint-green and her tummy symbol is a pink, lace-trimmed, heart-shaped pillow.
Georgina	Giraffe	64 Zoo Lane	A giraffe who lives near Lucy's house and tells bedtime stories to her.
Georgina	Sheep	Sheeep	The bossy leader of the three sheep.
Gertie	Goat	64 Zoo Lane	A Goat who Lives in Asia with Bao Bao, Cassandra and Horace.
Giraffe	Giraffe	Revue Starlight	A mysterious talking giraffe who is in charge of the underground revues that the main cast participates in. He also appears in the mobile game connected to anime, Revue Starlight: Re LIVE.
Gommorah	Zebra	One Piece
Gompers	Goat	Gravity Falls
Guapo	Cattle	Ferdinand	One of the bulls from Casa Del Toro.
Heffer Wolfe	Cattle	Rocko's Modern Life	A gluttonous steer
Ingrid	Giraffe	My Gym Partner's a Monkey
Jacchus	Donkey	Fantasia	The pet donkey of Bacchus
Kai	Cattle	Kung Fu Panda 3	An evil spirit who steals chi from defeated kung fu masters. He used to be a dear friend of Grand Master Oogway until Oogway banished Kai to the spirit realm to stop his powerlust.
Kapi	Okapi	The New Adventures of Kimba The White Lion
Kapi Mother	Okapi	The New Adventures of Kimba The White Lion
Katie	Yak	Horton Hears a Who!	A baby yak who is one of Horton's students.
Kazar	Wildebeest	The Wild	The film's main antagonist who desires to be at the top of the food chain.
Khumba	Zebra	Khumba	The main protagonist of the movie, Khumba. A half-striped zebra who is determined to earn his stripes. He meets true eccentric friends along the way, Mama V and Bradley.
Lammy	Sheep	Happy Tree Friends	A schizophrenic sheep.
Lem Mongello	Giraffe	Summer Camp Island	Alexa's 5-year-old younger sister
Little Strongheart	American Bison Calf	My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic	A Young Female Buffalo who Apparears in the Episode 21 of Season 1 Over a Barrel
Lumpy	Moose	Happy Tree Friends	He is a light blue moose with a very low I.Q., bad teeth (although they are clear white), distorted eyes and mismatched antlers (they always change directions). Known to be the big brother, or perhaps the babysitter of many of the other characters in the cartoon.
Lupe	Goat	Ferdinand	A wisecracking goat who is the coach of Casa Del Torto and one of his closest friend and Nina's companion.
Madame Gazelle	Gazelle	Peppa Pig	The playgroup teacher. She has a French accent(which is a pun on "mademoiselle") and has light blue eyeshadow. She also plays guitar and sings the Bing Bong song with Peppa and her friends in several episodes.
Maggie, Mrs Calloway, and Grace	Cattle	Home on the Range	Three main protagonists.
Mama V	Wildebeest	Khumba	A true friend of Khumba and Bradley.
Maquina	Belted Galloway	Ferdinand	A cloned Belted Galloway bull who is unvoiced in the film.
Marsha Moffet	Moose	Paws & Tales
Marty the Zebra	Zebra	Madagascar
Mei-tan	Sheep	Etotama	#8 Eto-Shin
Melman	Giraffe	Madagascar
Mime	Deer	Happy Tree Friends	A purple male deer who wears face makeup and a navy blue or dark purple and white, striped shirt. He never speaks, because he is a mime, causing others to have a hard time understanding him.
Miniroba	Donkey	Tokyo Marble Chocolate
Miss Deer Teacher	Deer	Kiff
Montgomery	Moose	The Get Along Gang	The leader of the Get Along Gang. He is very well-rounded and excels in athletics, while tinkering in electronics and science.
Moo-tato	Cattle	Etotama	#2 Eto-Shin
Moose A. Moose	Moose	Noggin	an animated mascot, for the television station Noggin and later the Nick Jr. Channel voiced by Paul Christie.
Nessa	Giraffe	My Big Big Friend	A pink giraffe who is Lili's Big Big Friend.
Nestor	Donkey	Nestor the Long-Eared Christmas Donkey	Stop motion animation about a misfit donkey.
Nina	Giraffe	Camp Lazlo
Nurse Gazelle	Gazelle	My Gym Partner's a Monkey
Otis, Daisy, Abby, Bessy, and Ben	Cattle	Back at the Barnyard	Main characters.
Ottie	Zebra	Hey Duggee	A zebra that is one of the Hummingbirds, whose body resembles Roly.
Pedro	Reindeer	Itsudatte My Santa!
Peter Moosebridge	Moose	Zootopia	A news anchor for the Zootopia News Network, he is voiced by Peter Mansbridge
Pronk Oryx-Antlerson	Oryx	Zootopia	Judy Hopps's grumpy and crazy oryx neighbor.
Pyotr	Giraffe	School Rumble
Quincy Goatee	Goat	Littlest Pet Shop: A World of Our Own	Quincy Goatee is Trip's best friend and roommate. He is an easily frightened fainting goat who faints easily.^[1]
Ramona	Sheep	Summer Camp Island	Susie's elderly friend who lives in between time.
Ramurin Makiba	Sheep	Shima Shima Tora no Shimajirou	One of the four main characters. She is a tomboyish sheep who loves drawing.
Romuald	Reindeer	Romuald the Reindeer
Roro	Antelope	The New Adventures of Kimba The White Lion
Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer	Reindeer	Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer	The main character of the TV special.
Rudy	Ram	Happy Tree Friends	Description as written by his creator: Rudy returns and this time is disguised as one of the characters in video games more fight known in the world (Ryu)...
Rutt and Tuke	Moose	Brother Bear	voiced by Rick Moranis and Dave Thomas respectively, in imitation of their SCTV characters Bob and Doug McKenzie.
Scoutmaster Lumpus	Moose	Camp Lazlo
Scrubby	Goat	Robinson Crusoe / The Wild Life	An elderly goat with an astigmatism. He and the other animals support Robinson Crusoe after he is marooned on their island.
Shaun Timmy Shirley Timmy's Mother	Sheep	Shaun the Sheep Timmy Time	Shaun is a clever sheep and keeps his head. He has a good friendship with Bitzer. Timmy is a lamb, who is the youngest in the group, and has his own spin-off series. Shirley is the biggest member of the group, and has a high metabolism, her fur can be used as a spot for storing things.
Sheep	Sheep	Sheep in the Big City	Owned by Farmer John, who named him sheep because "when he was born, he looked just like a sheep." Sheep has a hard time with life—between getting chased by the military and trying to see Swanky the Poodle, the poodle that Sheep loves, without getting bonked on the head by Lady Richington with her stainless steel wig.
Sheep	Domestic sheep	WordWorld	A female sheep that is made up of the word "Sheep"
Souffle	Goat	Twelve Warrior Explosive Eto Rangers	Cool goat that can automatically detect any metallic materials in the area.
Sprint	Deer	Enchantimals	Danessa Deer's pet.
Sven	Reindeer	Frozen	Kristoff's sidekick.
Tony Tony Chopper	Reindeer	One Piece	A shape-shifting reindeer pirate from Eiichro Oda.
Toro	Cattle	Looney Tunes	Makes his debut in the Looney Tunes short Bully for Bugs and Bugs fights him in a bull ring tournament.
Tyrone	Moose	The Backyardigans	A good-natured, red-haired, orange moose who is one of the five lead characters of the Nick Jr / Nelvana animated series.
Valiente	Cattle	Ferdinand	An arrogant bull from Casa Del Toro who used to pick on other bulls especially Ferdinand. After the fight with Ferdinand, he lost one of his horns and later makes amends with Ferdinand.
White Deer	Deer	Koi☆Sento
Wilbur	Cattle	Wilbur
Yakkity Yak	Yak	Yakkity Yak
Yax	Yak	Zootopia	A laid back Yak, He is voiced by Tommy Chong
Zecora	Zebra	My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic	Friend of the ponies who dabbles in herbal medicine and speaks in rhyme.
Zigzag	Zebra	Wild Kratts	A zebra foal that Chris and Martin Kratt named.

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