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<p><b>New page</b></p><div>[[File:Snoopy_Peanuts.png|Snoopy Peanuts|thumb]] [[File:Snoopy_wwi_ace_lb.jpg|Snoopy wwi ace lb|thumb|left]] [[File:NormalSnoopy.jpg|NormalSnoopy|thumb|left]] [[File:SnoopysReunion01.jpg|SnoopysReunion01|thumb]] [[File:Apollo_10_Cernan_and_Snoopy_at_news_conference.jpg|Apollo 10 Cernan and Snoopy at news conference|thumb]] [[Image:Apollo-10-LOGO.png|Apollo-10-LOGO|thumb]] '''Snoopy''' is a fictional character in the comic strip [[Peanuts]], created by [[Charles M. Schulz]]. First appearing on October 4, 1950, Snoopy is an anthropomorphic beagle who is the pet of the main character, [[Charlie Brown]]. Snoopy is one of the most recognizable and iconic characters in the comic strip, known for his imaginative adventures and the rich inner life that he leads.<br />
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==Character Overview==<br />
Snoopy began his life in the [[Peanuts]] universe as a fairly ordinary dog, but as the years passed, he evolved into a more dynamic character with a vivid imagination. He is best known for his alter egos, the most famous being the World War I Flying Ace, who battles the Red Baron in the skies. Other personas include Joe Cool, where he dons sunglasses and leans against a wall, and the Legal Beagle, the attorney at law. These fantasy lives often contrast with his more mundane, everyday activities alongside the other characters in the strip.<br />
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==Personality and Traits==<br />
Snoopy is characterized by his aloofness, a stark contrast to the more neurotic traits of his owner, Charlie Brown. Despite this, Snoopy is very loyal and has a strong bond with Charlie Brown and his friends. He is also known for his quirky behaviors, such as sleeping on top of his doghouse rather than inside it, and his love of food, particularly pizza and his dog bowl full of ice cream.<br />
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==Cultural Impact==<br />
Snoopy has had a significant impact on popular culture. He has been featured in numerous [[Peanuts]] television specials, starting with ''[[A Charlie Brown Christmas]]'' in 1965, and has appeared in various movies, including ''[[The Peanuts Movie]]'' in 2015. Beyond the screen, Snoopy has been a mascot for insurance company MetLife, appeared in the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade, and even had a role in the Apollo 10 lunar mission as the namesake for the command module.<br />
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==Merchandising and Legacy==<br />
The character has been extensively merchandised over the years, appearing on everything from apparel to school supplies. Snoopy's likeness has been used in advertising, and he remains a popular figure in various forms of media. The Charles M. Schulz Museum and Research Center, located in Santa Rosa, California, features a significant amount of Snoopy and [[Peanuts]] memorabilia, showcasing the character's enduring legacy.<br />
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==In Literature and Arts==<br />
Snoopy has also been the subject of various literary analyses, with scholars examining his role in [[Peanuts]] and his impact on American culture. His complex character, which combines elements of fantasy and reality, has been seen as a reflection of the human condition, making him a subject of interest not only in popular culture but also in academic circles.<br />
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