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Famous Fictional Frogs and Toads 🐸

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First submittedMarch 3, 2018
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The most famous Muppet
Kermit the Frog
Vaudeville Looney Tunes frog
Michigan J. Frog
Main character from The Wind in the Willows
Mr. Toad
Mesmerizing Futurama character
Hypnotoad
Sanrio/Hello Kitty frog with a V-shaped mouth
Keroppi
Disney princess who is turned into a frog
Tiana
Disney prince who is also been turned into a frog
Naveen
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A frog named Dig'Em is the mascot of this cereal
Honey Smacks
Three Dog Night sang about this bullfrog
Jeremiah
Video game in which a frog must cross the road
Frogger
Character from the Star Fox video game series
Slippy Toad
Beat 'em up video game franchise starring Rash, Zitz, and Pimple
BattleToads
Spawned a worldwide hit single with a remix of "Axel F"
Crazy Frog
Internet meme, now controversial
Pepe the Frog
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