Lucky Animals Trivia Quiz

Answer: Care Bears

Good Luck Bear is one of the ten original "Care Bears" from the early 1980s. He has a green shamrock on his belly indicating his status as a lucky animal. His first appearance in an animated special on television was in 1983 in "The Care Bears in the Land Without Feelings".

Answer: Finding Nemo

2003's "Finding Nemo" features a brave clownfish named Nemo who was born with one fin smaller than the other. He grows up thinking of it as his "lucky fin" and he overcomes obstacles and difficulties from it to swim as well as any fellow fish.

Answer: Gladstone Gander

Gladstone Gander originally appeared in a 1948 comics story called "Wintertime Wager". He made a 1987 appearance in the cartoon "Duck Tales" as a goofy duck without a care. Gladstone Gander sometimes competes with Donald Duck for Daisy Duck's affections.

Answer: My Little Pony

Lucky Clover is a pony in the first three seasons of "My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic" (2010-2019). The lucky four-leaf clovers mentioned in the question are his "cutie mark". His name is not mentioned in the show itself, but in comics and merchandise he is called Lucky Clover.

Answer: Felix the Cat

"Felix" means lucky in Latin. In cartoons, Felix the Cat is humorously presented as getting himself into all sorts of misfortunes, contrary to his Latin namesake. Felix the Cat made his first appearance all the way back in 1919, starring in a short film called "Feline Follies".

Answer: One Hundred and One Dalmatians

Lucky is given his name in 1961's "One Hundred and One Dalmatians" because he wasn't breathing when he was born and had to be revived to be given a chance at life. One of his Dalmatian spots appears to be in the shape of a horseshoe, taken to be a superstitious sign supporting the theory that he is a lucky animal.

Answer: Rabbit

Oswald the Lucky Rabbit first appeared in 1927 in the short film "Trolley Troubles". Oswald has appeared in several Disney theme parks since Disney acquired the rights to his character in 2006.

Answer: Cricket

Cri-Kee is a cricket given to Mulan, serving as the sidekick of Mulan's dragon guardian, Mushu. Granmother Fa originally gave Mulan the lucky cricket, thinking Mulan needed all the help and luck she could get on her journey. Mushu thanks the cricket throughout the movie for all the times he thinks they benefited from Cri-Kee's luck to escape danger.

Answer: Road Runner

Wile E. Coyote is notorious for doing everything he can to ensnare his prey, the unsuspecting Road Runner. These two are Looney Tunes and Merrie Melodies characters that originated in a 1949 cartoon called "Fast and Furry-ous". Wile E. Coyote even resorts to purchasing explosive weapons from the fictional Acme Corporation to get the Road Runner, but the bird is lucky enough to escape and continue running along, frustrating the coyote every single time.

Answer: Monkey

Curious George is a monkey created by husband and wife Hans Augusto Rey and Margret Rey in 1939. Our monkey friend, George, lives in New York City with a man only known as "The Man with the Yellow Hat". With so many people and so much traffic, New York is certainly a dangerous place for a monkey who frequently goes about the city up to whatever shenanigans he can find. If any animal is lucky to survive, it is Curious George.