Who doesn't love cereal?!
This is a fun mural up in Williamsburg, combining what must be the artist's greatest life passions; art and cereal. If you ever thought those sweet voiced cartoony mascots had a dark side, well, you're not alone.
Up on top, Sunny runs an operation that turns grapes into raisins.
Obviously, a guy like that is packing heat.
Trix are for kids, not gangstas!
Even though he's armed, silly rabbit only got to eat 2 bowls of cereal in his lifetime, once in 1976 and once in 1980.
Wendell, Bob and Quello
Wendell is the guy who's been cooking up the cereal since 1987. Bob and Quello are just freeloaders.
There's only room for bird in this biz.
Toucan "Follow my nose it always knows" Sam
vs.
Cuckoo for Cocoa Puffs Sonny
Snap. Born in 1933, he's older than crackle and pop.
I vant to eat your cereal!
Count Chocula has been a cereal vampire since 1971.
Buzz Bee
Born in the 70's disco era, Buzz Bee never leaves the hive without his white sneakers.
If his voice sounds familiar, it's because he shares it with "Phillip J. Fry" from Futurama, and the Red M&M. All three are voiced by Billy West.
Cap'n Crunch
Since 1963, Cap'n Horatio Crunch has been sailing the SS Guppy. His mission is to keep his cargo of crunchy cereal from falling into the hands of Jean LaFoote, the Barefoot Pirate.
L.C. "Lucky" Leprechaun was born in 1964.
He was the first to put marshmallows in cereal, and has been voiced by the same man, Arthur Anderson since 1964.
Quentin Tarantino is fan, putting a box of lucky charms at the end of "Kill Bill Vol. 2".
