Sarafina Fanatic wrote:
The Riddle Cat even spoke like a pirate.

That's why I said he reminded me of a pirate (he's like that in the book too, so that's a good thing!).
Arrowe: Sadly, the "Riddle Cat" doesn't really have an actual name, since he only in shown in the castle and speaks once during the film (and in the book too, but why - that remains unknown, but it's a good thing he did!).
I agree with your comment, Arrowe - for a 1980's film, the animation is pretty good! Better than Disney's Black Cauldron, IMO (if anyone has ever seen that film, you might know what I mean.). The special effects really help show the magic of the film, but it's amazing that this film was rated G! (I think in today's US movie ratings, it would probably be more of a PG film, due to the "thematic images," slight nudity, and a bit of language.)
- Juuchan17