Little M

Little M was a small and young penguin, the younger brother of Skipper, in "Bush and Looney Original Shorts", then simply titled, "Bush and Looney". His first appearance was in the 1940 short, "Baby Bird's Eye-View", alongside Skipper and The Guy Who Poops Every Day. In it, he imitates Skipper, but ultimately gets the best of The Guy Who Poops Every Day, and causes his brother to have a bad ending as well. During his earliest days, he was a popular and frequently-used character, continuing to be paired with Skipper, but with different feuds, such as Snowy in 1943, and even a few with Looney in the early forties (one even that doesn't feature Skipper, the only time this occured). In the late 1940s and 1950s, he continued to be relatively popular, but lost some popularity to the pairing of Looney, Little Yellow Guy, Alien, Retarded Duck, and Evil Brother, and the eventual creation of Dee and Pawprint. He went to star in 37 cartoons, his final cartoon was also the final pairing of Skipper and The Guy Who Poops Every Day, and also one of the last shorts made in the Golden Era, 1973's The Icety. Today, he is used quite frequently in the modernized version of Bush and Looney.