Demon-like characters have been featured as an occasional character in several animated series, either under the name "Satan" or as "the Devil". When the Hays Code censorship was still in effect between the mid-1930s to the mid-1960s the Devil sometimes went nameless or received a different name referring to diabolical characters from other mythologies to avoid offending religious viewers. Examples of this practice are for instance Chernobog in "Fantasia" or the description of Hell as "Hades" in the "Looney Tunes" short "Satan's Waitin'" (1954). Even though these demons and their environment were not specifically identified as Satan and Hell, viewers still would make the connection based on the visual representation. Another way to avoid connotations with Satan was to make the demonic character an anthropomorphic cartoon animal.