Tom and Jerry featured a farce, depicting a pair of bitter rivals: a war between a cat and a mouse. In the film, Tom often uses cunning tricks to deal with Jerry, while Jerry often uses loopholes in Tom's tricks to escape his persecution and get revenge.
Tom and Jerry's story revolves around a pair of ordinary domestic cats, Tom Mouse and Jerry Mouse. Tom has a strong desire to catch Jerry, the mouse who lives in the same room, and keeps trying to get rid of the annoying tenants. Although Tom always fails, he prefers to chase Jerry rather than catch him.
At the same time, Tom often uses axe, hammer, explosives, firecrackers and other violent tools or traps to deal with Jerry in the film. But Jerry is very clever, and sometimes Tom's tricks backfire and make Tom suffer. In this animation, there is no cruelty of bullying in the animal world, only daily chores and disputes between two neighbors.
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Role introduction
Tom (cat)
Always shining with opportunism, hunched over, waiting for an opportunity to attack Jerry. In cartoons, it always has a strong desire to catch Jerry, a mouse that lives in the same room with it but is difficult to catch. But it always fails. Actually, chasing Jerry is much more fun than catching him. Even if Jerry gets caught occasionally, he doesn't know how to deal with Jerry. Perhaps they have unconsciously become indispensable roles in each other's lives.
Jerry (mouse)
Always look at the camera with provocative eyes, and often play with Tom inadvertently. Because of Jerry's eccentric personality, he often successfully teased Tom and embarrassed him, but sometimes he was teased by Tom and sometimes he was teasing Tom.