DreamWorks cat names

Bee protagonist from DreamWorks' Bee Movie who abandons the hive to pursue law

A sea nymph in Greek mythology; also means 'of the sea'

German form of Ernest, meaning 'serious' or 'determined'

Cheerful, playful character from DreamWorks' Over the Hedge

The protagonist of DreamWorks' How to Train Your Dragon — a young, clever Viking who befriends a dragon

Eccentric lemur king from DreamWorks' Madagascar franchise; charismatic, sassy, and endlessly entertaining

Polish surname meaning 'from Kowal', a blacksmith or worker — featured as a wise penguin in Madagascar.

Short form of Leonard, meaning 'brave lion' — a whale shark character in DreamWorks' Shark Tale.

The vain, diminutive ruler of Duloc in DreamWorks' Shrek — his name is a pun on an anatomical term

Energetic zebra from Madagascar, stripped of his identity and humor as he adapts to human life

From Latin meaning 'dark' or 'Moorish' — the fun-loving lion from Madagascar

A giraffe character from Madagascar known for his hypochondriac tendencies and kindly nature

Marty the lion's traveling companion from Madagascar — a zany, lovable hippo with boundless enthusiasm

A wide-eyed, hyperactive lemur who constantly pursues the lion king in Madagascar

Kung-fu loving panda from DreamWorks' Kung Fu Panda franchise

The clever, swashbuckling cat hero from DreamWorks' Shrek franchise

Ruffnut Thorston, the tough, sarcastic Viking girl from DreamWorks' How to Train Your Dragon franchise

The grumpy ogre protagonist of DreamWorks' Shrek franchise who lives in a swamp and gradually softens through friendship

The commanding penguin leader from DreamWorks' Madagascar franchise

Mustang stallion from DreamWorks animated film Spirit: Stallion of the Cimarron

Night Fury dragon from DreamWorks' How to Train Your Dragon, a sleek black scaled creature.

From DreamWorks' 'Monsters vs. Aliens' — the paranoid-but-loyal fish who joins the team