Tom and Jerry Merchandise – the Longest Chase in Film History
Some rivalries need no words: "Tom and Jerry" premiered on February 10, 1940, with the short film "Puss Gets the Boot", created by William Hanna and Joseph Barbera. Through 1958, 114 shorts were produced for the studio MGM, in which cat Tom and mouse Jerry make each other's lives difficult with traps, tools, and sheer ingenuity – almost entirely without spoken language, relying instead on precisely timed slapstick and distinctive film scores. The success translated into seven Academy Awards for Best Animated Short Film, a record the duo still shares today with Disney's "Silly Symphonies". At Elbenwald you'll find officially licensed fan items for the animated classic.
What makes Tom and Jerry stand out?
The art of exaggeration without a single word. Instead of relying on dialogue, every episode tells its story through timing, expression, and physical gags that remain universally understandable to this day – one reason the series became successful worldwide and works across language barriers. Despite their eternal duel, many episodes also show a certain fondness between the two rivals, who never quite come together but never really want to lose each other either. This mix of pace, musicality, and lovingly drawn chaos has made Tom and Jerry one of the longest-lasting brands in animation history.
Frequently asked questions
What Tom and Jerry products does Elbenwald carry?
Officially licensed fan items for the animated classic, currently featuring a Mystery Minis collectible figure from Funko. Details are given on the product page.
How long have Tom and Jerry been around?
Since 1940: that's when the first short film, "Puss Gets the Boot", by William Hanna and Joseph Barbera premiered. Through 1958, 114 shorts were produced for the studio MGM.
How many Oscars has Tom and Jerry won?
Seven Academy Awards for Best Animated Short Film – a record the duo still shares today with Walt Disney's "Silly Symphonies".
Range overview
At the center is the Mystery Minis collectible figure from Funko. If you generally like Funko collectible figures, you'll find more at the Figures section, and the genre overview is at the Movies & TV Shows theme world.
What else goes with it?
More classic cartoons await at Scooby-Doo and the Looney Tunes. The full overview is at the TV Shows theme world.