Famous Skunks.
Pepe Le Pew.
Possibly one of the most famous skunks of all time is Pepe le Pew, a cartoon creation by Chuck Jones for Warner Brothers and voiced by the late great Mel Blanc and . First produced in 1945, in 'Odorable Kitty', Pepe (originally called Stinky) was a love struck Skunk, who had fallen for, and pursues a male cat who had disguised himself as a skunk with a judicious application of white paint and Limburger cheese. His character evolved as did the target of his desires, who became Penelope, a black cat who through a number of ways ends up sporting a white stripe along her back leading Pepe to belive she is a skunk.
Since then he has gone on to become an Academy Award winner and his last outing on the screen was in 'Looney Tunes: Back in Action' a live-action-animation hybrid made in 2003.
Flower
Flower appeared in the Walt Disney's 1942 classic animated movie 'Bambi', voiced by Sterling Holloway (also the voice of the Cheshire Cat in Disney's 'Alice in Wonderland' amongst others). Flower does not appear in the original book 'Bambi: A Life in the Woods' by Felix Salten, first published in 1923, as the book was based in Austria.
Skunk Fu
New Kid on the block, Skunk Fu is an animated cartoon series about a Skunk called 'Skunk' who is part of a group of animals who are trying to save their valley from being overtaken by Dragon, and his Ninja Monkey Henchmen.
Skunk Works
OK so not really a skunk as such but the Lockheed Martin's Advanced Development Program was responsible for such designs as the U2 Bomber Aircraft, the SR-71 'Blackbird', the F117 and the F-22 and goes under the name of Lockheed Skunk Works.