Meeko is a noun that refers to a character, often an animal, in the Disney animated feature film "Pocahontas" released in 1995. Meeko is a mischievous and witty raccoon who serves as a sidekick and companion to the main character, Pocahontas. He is depicted as a small, agile, and cunning creature with a distinct chattering sound. Meeko is known for his playful and curious nature, often causing humorous situations and providing comedic relief throughout the film.
In the film, Meeko forms a strong bond with Pocahontas and is portrayed as a loyal friend who accompanies her on various adventures. He is shown to possess human-like qualities, exhibiting intelligence, empathy, and the ability to express his emotions through gestures and expressions.
The character of Meeko became popular among audiences, particularly children, due to his adorable appearance and entertaining antics. Meeko's portrayal in "Pocahontas" showcases the Disney animators' skill in bringing to life engaging and endearing animal characters that appeal to a wide range of viewers.
The term "Meeko" has also been used as a given name for pets, particularly for small and mischievous animals such as raccoons, cats, or dogs, as a nod to the character's playful and cunning nature portrayed in the film "Pocahontas".
