Topher's Breakfast Cereal Character Guide
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 | DodgeDurango's |
| This cereal box was designed in 1997 as a "1998 Dodge Durango Cereal Box Press Kit". It was given to media in attendance at the 1997 Detroit Auto Show. One side shows a red Durango bursting through the box, and the other shows Bob Lutz and Bob Eaton with a bowl of Durango cereal. The "Sport-Utility of Champions". |
 | ZiggyCheap Plastic Toy |
| Ziggy finds a box on the cereal isle entitled "Cheap Plastic Toy" which features "Free Breakfast Cereal Inside!". Drawn by Tom Wilson and Tom II in 1995. |
 | The BoondocksClone Crunch |
| A 2002 Boondocks comic strip by Aaron McGruder featured a box of Star Wars "Clone Crunch" Cereal. "It's got little marshmallow Yodas and stuff". |
 | Close To HomeCap'n Crunch IV Bag |
| "Thanks to the new breakfast cereal IV bags, students are able to cut their morning prep time in half". 2004 idea and comic by John McPherson. |
 | KatyHoney Crunch |
| Katy, from "Adam@Home", enjoys a bowl of Honey Crunch in this 2001 comic by Brian Basset. |
 | HeartSugar SquaresHappy Sunny Flakes, Golden Flakes Cereal |
| Heart, from "Heart of the City", enjoys a bowl of Sugar Squares in this 1999 comic by Mark Tatulli. She has also been featured with Happy Sunny Flakes and Golden Flakes Cereal. |
 | BaldoSpicy Hot Sugar Flakes |
| Baldo, from "Baldo" by Hector D. Cantu and Carlos Castellanos, encourages his dad to buy him a box of Spicy Hot Sugar Flakes "Breakfast Cereal with real bits of jalapeno!" in this 2000 comic. |
 | House of 1000 CorpsesAgatha Crispies |
| The 2003 movie "House of 1000 Corpses" by Rob Zombie features a scene with a cereal called "Agatha Crispies" with a cartoon picture of Agatha Christie on the front. |
| The Man from UNCLEZoom |
| In the episode "The Project Strigas Affair" from the mid-1960's TV show "The Man From UNCLE", a boxtop from the cereal Zoom was used to verify a spy rendezvous. Each contact had half of the boxtop. |
| Dell Computers CommercialRaisin Wheats |
| In a Dell Computer holiday 2004 commercial, a father asks his son what he'd like for Christmas. They're at the breakfast table, and the kid is eating a cereal called "Raisin Wheats". |
| Lord Dark HelmetSpaceballs the Cereal |
| Spaceballs the Cereal was one of a number of merchandising opportunities shown to Lone Star (Bill Pullman) by Yogurt (Mel Brooks) in a scene from the 1987 Star Wars spoof "Spaceballs". Lord Dark Helmet (Rick Moranis) appears on the cereal box. |
| SwifferRainbow Rings |
| Rainbow Rings cereal was dumped all over the kitchen floor by a guy in a 2004 TV commercial for an electric Swiffer to show that the new Swiffer can pick up all the crunched up pieces. |
| WMBRApple Gunkies |
| In the late 1960's the MIT radio station WTBS (later changed to WMBR when Ted Turner purchased the call sign from the radio station in the late 1970's) ran fake ads for Apple Gunkies. They were described as "blue rhomboidal pellets of pure nutrition" and the ads made the claim that "They don't snap, they don't crackle, they don't pop. They just sit in the bottom of the bowl and look repulsive." |
| GeicoKrazy Crisps |
| In one of the 2005 Geico Insurance parody ads, they advertised Krazy Crisps cereal featuring a giant green animated geiko with a bike helmet. |
| DilbertNASA Cereal Sticks |
| A box of NASA Cereal Stix can be seen on the kitchen table in Season 1, Episode 3, of the animated Dilbert series by Scott Adams. |
| CujoBigFatCompany Red Razberry Zinger Cereal |
| The movie Cujo, written by Stephen King, featured Red Razberry Zinger Cereal. The cereal contained a red dye which leached from the cereal upon consumption and made folks think they were bleeding, hemorrhaging, or throwing up blood. "Nope, nothing wrong here". |
 | Breakfast BeaverCarpenter Crunch |
| Season One, Episode Six, of "The Sifl Olly Show" featured interviews with failed cereal mascots. Breakfast Beaver represented Carpenter Crunch. "You get two scoops of nails, in every bag." |
 | Bing the CholorinatorWatertower Nuggets |
| Season One, Episode Six, of "The Sifl Olly Show" featured interviews with failed cereal mascots. Bing the Cholorinator represented Watertower Nuggets. "It's great. It's got a little high cholorine though, kinda dangerous." |
 | Sugar BunnySuper Sugar Carrots |
| Season One, Episode Six, of "The Sifl Olly Show" featured interviews with failed cereal mascots. Sugar Bunny represented Super Sugar Carrots. "But they got... real sugar...?" |
 | Modem-MuttSugar Coated Cyber Flakes |
| Season One, Episode Six, of "The Sifl Olly Show" featured interviews with failed cereal mascots. Modem-Mutt represented Sugar Coated Cyber Flakes. "Download a bowl into your stomach today kids! It's good to the last mega-byte! And that's free surfing in fiber-space". |
 | Rascal RoosterRaisin Hell |
| Season One, Episode Six, of "The Sifl Olly Show" featured interviews with failed cereal mascots. Rascal Rooster represented Raisin Hell. "There's a million raisins in every can!" |
 | ChesterDynamite Dig-Ums |
| Season Two, Episode Twelve, of "The Sifl Olly Show" featured an interview with Chester. If he had a cereal, it would be Dynamite Dig-Ums. "It'd be mostly prizes, with one or two big bites of cereal." |
| In Good CompanyKrispity Krunch |
| Krispity Krunch was a cereal in a yellow box featured in the 2004 Universal movie "In Good Company" starring Dennis Quaid. The cereal was used as an example to get a point across during a business meeting. |
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