Seymor

Seymor is a fictional character who first appeared in the comic strip "Gary the Giraffe" created by author Alex Smith. The character is a mischievous but ultimately good-hearted raccoon known for his inventive schemes and love of adventure. Seymor often finds himself in humorous situations as he attempts to outsmart the other residents of Sunny Meadow, particularly Gary the giraffe and Bartholomew the badger.

His design features typical raccoon characteristics, including a masked face and a bushy tail, often depicted in a slightly anthropomorphic style. Seymor's personality is defined by his quick wit and a tendency to act before thinking, which frequently leads to comical mishaps. Despite his often self-serving motives, Seymor usually learns valuable lessons from his experiences, demonstrating a capacity for growth and loyalty to his friends.

Over the course of the comic strip, Seymor has been involved in numerous storylines, ranging from attempts to gather the best berries in the forest to elaborate plans for building fantastical contraptions. His interactions with other characters highlight themes of friendship, problem-solving, and the consequences of one's actions. Seymor has become a popular character among fans of "Gary the Giraffe" due to his energetic personality and comedic timing.