LMAO People Who Look Exactly Like Cartoon Characters

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Apparently, each and every one of us has the potential to have six people who look exactly like us all over the world. You could travel to a completely different continent and bump into one of your doppelgangers or you could go on living life never having seen any of the six. These people have doppelgangers, not in real life, but in cartoon form! They somehow look exactly like fictional characters from different cartoons. 

1. Ned Flanders From Simpsons

2.Carl From Up




3. Russel From Up



4. Peter Grifin From Family guy











5. Cartman From Southpark



5. Meg griffin from family guy





6. Dora the Explorer




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