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The head of the looney tunes character road runner, who is usually perused by Wile. E Coyote, sticking out of the purple spiral that is seen at the beginning and end of an episode of Looney tunes. He is looking to the left of the viewer and slightly downward.
 
The father of famous NASCAR driver Dale Earnhardt Jr. standing in front of the American flag, possibly thinking about something.
 
It is a picture of the cartoon character the Road Runner, from the Looney Tunes and Merry Melodies cartoon series, who is one of the two primary protagonists of the Wile E. Coyote and the Road Runner cartoons from the two aforementioned series, created by director Chuck Jones and writer Michael Maltese.
 
Toucan Sam said:
It is a picture of the cartoon character the Road Runner, from the Looney Tunes and Merry Melodies cartoon series, who is one of the two primary protagonists of the Wile E. Coyote and the Road Runner cartoons from the two aforementioned series, created by director Chuck Jones and writer Michael Maltese.
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A colorful bird who was redesigned recently and advertises a popular cereal that tastes fruity and is made in loops.
 
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The video game character Kirby, standing in the rain, wearing a trench coat, a fedora, and holding a magnifying glass. Likely going to investigate something.
 
A 192x192 square in RGB with 9,596 unique colors. A sample of a pixel from the background reveals a hex value of #bbe3fd though notable colors include #1f1e3e and #f9d4cc as well as #fdf2fa. A histogram shows clines clustered around both ends of the histogram, indicating high amounts of dark and light colors being used, though with a dominant amount of light pixels.

Inspect element shows the image as part of this code:

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<img src="/data/avatars/l/6/6470.jpg?1628596098" srcset="/data/avatars/h/6/6470.jpg?1628596098 2x" alt="Princess Viola" class="avatar-u6470-l" itemprop="image">

The image has inaccurate color information from jpg compression due to noticeable artifacting present, but inspect element shows the image taking up 9.8 kb. Due to the jpg format, the image lacks an alpha channel.
 
The video game character Mario, wearing soccer gear and a large party hat that obscures his eyes, stands happy, presumably cheering after defeating Wario in a match.
 
Pop Culture icon Homer Simpson standing in front of a bush with a blank expression, taken from the popular meme format where Homer is shown slowly backing into said bushes.
 
A yellow LEGO Minifigure from Warner Bros' 2019 sequel to the critically acclaimed LEGO Movie stands with an expression of shock and awe.
 
A black and white bird wearing a party hat, looking to the right
 
A human man from the looks of it, they do not have hair on top of their head but have large bushy brown eyebrows and mustache, they are so large that they cover his eyes and mouth, a beige note on a dark green wall, dark blue letters are written on it but I personally can not identity what they are specifically, they are wearing a shirt that is either grey or purple
 
The fictional character 5-Volt from the WarioWare series of games. The mother of 8-volt and apparently married to a firefighter, although he has yet to be seen in-game.
 
The main character from the Super Mario Bros series Super Mario in a stylized artstyle from a fanart. The artstyle differs from the official 2D artstyle with Mario's eyes being more rounded like circles instead of being rounded like ovals, his hair only having one big cowlick instead of three smaller ones and said cowlick is facing the right instead of the left, and his hair, eyebrows, and mustache being a gradient from dark brown to light brown instead of dark brown and black. The artstyle also uses colored outlines. Mario isn't wearing his usual outfit, being gloveless and wearing a white shirt with maybe long sleeves and a presumably black vest. While it isn't possible to figure out the background it is colored gray, pink, and brown and it looks like smoke is in the background as well.
 
An anime-styled character, presumably named Yokune Ruko. They appear to be an homage to Hatsune Miku in design, sharing the grey sleeveless collared top and necktie of Miku, although theirs is dark blue as opposed to mint green, and also have detached sleeves like Miku has. However, differing them from Miku's appearance are what seems to be a dark blue vest that matches their detached sleeves, their hair colour (being black with a blue stripe as opposed to mint green), hair style (being much shorter than Miku's, although it's still aranged into twin tails) and having heterochromia, with one eye being red and the other being blue.
 
A young woman with navy hair and some clip in the centre of that with a red heard on the end, she is leaning to her left and has very large eyes and only one of her ears is visible from this angle. she is smiling a lot and has her left arm raised with her left hand being curled into a fist, and her right arm is hanging down and her right hand is offscreen. she is wearing a white top and what seems to be a white jacket worn over the top with her sleeves rolled up. she seems to be wearing a blue satchel although the satchel itself is offscreen and we can only see the thing that keeps it on her right shoulder
 
A female version of Wolverine (presumably named Laura Kinney), from the ever-popular X-Men comics published by Marvel Comics. Laura is in an action pose, presumably ready to attack an enemy. What appears to be a fellow X-Man is in the background, but the image is cropped in a way to make the other X-Man unidentifiable.
 
An image of Luigi from the Super Mario Bros: The Great Mission to Rescue Princess Peach 1986 anime movie. In contrast to his modern depictions, where he wears a green cap and green shirt, he is instead depicted as wearing a blue cap and a yellow shirt, as he did not yet have his modern color scheme when the film was made. An assumption must be made that something that is not visible in the avatar must have surprised him, as Luigi's facial expression in the avatar is consistent with the human emotion known as 'surprise', or possibly 'excitement' as an alternative emotion that he may be currently expressing in the image used as the avatar.
 
A train engine called Thomas with a grey circular face in an expression we humans would interpret as happy. He has no eyelashes and black eyebrows, white teeth and seemingly no lips, and black eyes. he has two yellow circles on either side of his head above it but they are partially blocked out by his head. he has a black cylindrical funnel above his head but we can't see the top of it because of how the image is cropped. he has two rectangular sides and two square parts below that, or at least this is how he appears in the image. he has a white section on him above his wheels, but we cannot see his wheels. There is a white light above the white section and a bunch of black thin vertical things which I cannot deduce what they are. Thomas has a sloping top.
 
Against a beige background, possibly of a kitchen or a living room is a dark haired woman with two black buttons for eyes, a very round nose and a sister smile, her skin is also very beige, possibly the result of the character being made out of clay
 
A modernized version of the ancient Egyptian deity Bast, stylized as a crime-fighting vigilante with a magic wand. The coloration implies an imitation of the golden age of comics, possible a digital recreation to evoke the sense of slightly faded ink. The signal given with the left hand could signify web-slinging powers, somatic movements for a curse, Black Sabbath rockin, or dislocated fingers. There is also a belt.
 
A render of a Shy Guy that has been edited to become an image of the related enemy, the Snifit. The editing that was done is fairly simple, the image was:
- Mirrored
- Had the mask recolored to Snifit black rather than Shy Guy white
- The grey outer areas of the Snifit's gas mask was added to the outer edge of the eye holes
- The Shy Guy's mouth was replaced with the Snifit's protrusion, for lack of a better term, that it shoots projectiles from.
 
A blue train engine with a face on the outside from a children's cartoon show which primarily uses models.
 
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