Casper

Casper the Friendly Ghost is a fictional character created in the 1940s for animated shorts produced by Famous Studios and published by Harvey Comics. Portrayed as a gentle, well-meaning ghost who seeks friendship with the living, Casper became a popular figure in a long-running series of cartoons, comic books, and later television and film adaptations. The character is widely associated with themes of kindness and inclusivity and has remained a recognizable symbol in American pop culture.

Casper, Wyoming is a city in Natrona County in central Wyoming. It is the second-largest city in the state and serves as a regional center for government, commerce, healthcare, and transportation. Located along the North Platte River, Casper hosts educational institutions such as Casper College and a range of cultural amenities, parks, and events. Its economy includes energy, manufacturing, and service industries, contributing significantly to the region.

Casper Sleep Inc. is an American mattress company that markets mattresses and related sleep products primarily through online channels and showrooms. Founded in 2014, the Casper brand is known for direct-to-consumer sales, a minimalist product line, and nationwide marketing campaigns. The company expanded to include other bedding items and has grown into a broader sleep-products brand.

Casper also appears in popular culture as the title character of the 1995 family film Casper, based on the friendly ghost. In addition to these uses, Casper is used as a given name and surname in various cultures.