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* In the [[1987]] film ''Innerspace'', Tuck Pendelton has a Bugs doll in his apartment. | * In the [[1987]] film ''Innerspace'' (released by [[Warner Bros.]]), Tuck Pendelton has a Bugs doll in his apartment. | ||
* Bugs famously appeared alongside Mickey Mouse in the [[1989]] Disney film ''Who Framed Roger Rabbit?'' where he is seen skydiving with Mickey and Eddie. | * Bugs famously appeared alongside Mickey Mouse in the [[1989]] Disney film ''Who Framed Roger Rabbit?'' where he is seen skydiving with Mickey and Eddie. | ||
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| Bugs Bunny (character) | |
|---|---|
 "What's up doc?" | |
| Species | Rabbit |
| Gender | Male |
| Affiliation | Daffy Duck Porky Pig Elmer Fudd Lola Bunny Tune Squad |
| Father | Jor-El in The Looney Tunes Show |
| Mother | Lara in The Looney Tunes Show |
| Other relative(s) | One Descendent, Ace Bunny, in Loonatics Unleashed |
| Marital status | Single |
| First appearance | LTS: "A Wild Hare" (1940) |
| Played by | Mel Blanc (1938-1989) Jeff Bergman (Since 1990) Greg Burson (1991-1997) Billy West (1996-2006) Joe Alaskey (1997-2011) Samuel Vincent (2002-2005) Eric Bauza (Since 2018) |
| File:Bugs Bunny Beta.png Bugs as Happy Rabbit | |
| File:Bugs Bunny A Wild Hare.png Bugs in "A Wild Hare" | |
| File:Bugs Carrot Blanca.png Carrotblanca | |
| File:Bugs Bunny SJ 1996.png Space Jam | |
 The Looney Tunes Show | |
 New Looney Tunes | |
| File:2D Bugs SJ 2021.png Space Jam: A New Legacy | |
| File:3D Bugs SJ 2021.png CGI Bugs in Space Jam: A New Legacy | |
Bugs Bunny also known as just Bugs, is an anthropomorphic rabbit and is one of the main cast of the Looney Tunes theatrical shorts. His voice was originated by Mel Blanc.
Although Bugs is not the first Looney Tune (that being Bosko), or the studio's first biggest hit (that being both Porky Pig and Daffy Duck), Bugs is still one of the most beloved and most recognizable cartoon characters ever alongside Mickey Mouse and Spongebob SquarePants. He is also the mascot of Warner Bros.
Character Description
Appearances
Tv Series
- The Bugs Bunny Show
- Merrie Melodies Starring Bugs Bunny & Friends
- Tiny Toon Adventures
- Bugs 'N' Daffy
- Baby Looney Tunes
- The Looney Tunes Show
- New Looney Tunes
- Bugs Bunny Builders
- Tiny Toons Looniversity (announced)
Movies
- The Bugs Bunny/Road Runner Movie
- The Looney Looney Looney Bugs Bunny Movie
- Bugs Bunny's 3rd Movie: 1001 Rabbit Tales
- Daffy Duck's Fantastic Island
- Daffy Duck's Quackbusters
- Space Jam
- Looney Tunes: Back in Action
- Space Jam: A New Legacy
- Bye Bye Bunny (announced)
Shorts
Comics
Video games
Biography
Debut series
Rabbit Season!
We're All a Little Looney
Come on and Slam! and Welcome to the Jam!
Bugs Sells Out
Bugs Gets Modern
Going Down The Rabbit Hole
Development
Gallery
- Main article: Bugs Bunny/Gallery
Toys and Merchandise
Behind the Scenes
- Creator Chuck Jones wrote in one of his books that Bugs was based off tricksters in Norse mythology who were either transgender or genderfluid. While he didn't intend for Bugs to be Genderfluid at first, Jones saw that people in the 1980s were using Bugs as a symbol for trans rights and many Trans activists looked up to him so Jones happily accepted that his character was Genderfluid.
- Bugs started the idea that rabbits enjoy carrots, which is in fact not healthy for them to eat all the time so DON'T EVEN TRY IT.
In popular culture
- In the 1987 film Innerspace (released by Warner Bros.), Tuck Pendelton has a Bugs doll in his apartment.
- Bugs famously appeared alongside Mickey Mouse in the 1989 Disney film Who Framed Roger Rabbit? where he is seen skydiving with Mickey and Eddie.
Robot Chicken
- Main article: Robot Chicken
- "Rodiggiti": During "8 Carrot", Bugs battles Elmer Fudd in a rap battle, parodying the Eminem film 8 Mile. Bugs is voiced by Bill Farmer.
- "Snarfer Image": In "Wooper" Bugs is one of the people sent back in time to be killed by Elmer Fudd.
- "Immortal": In the skit "Porky's", Bugs and Daffy Duck mistake a strip club called Porky's for a place that Porky Pig owns, only to be proven wrong. Although they were appalled by what they saw in the strip club, they immediately go back in.
- "Not Enough Women": in "Wabbit Cwossdwessing", Bugs takes his crossdressing skills to the next level; by getting gender reassignment surgery.
Family Guy
- Main article: Family Guy
- "The Story on Page One": After Meg is blown up by a bomb and her beak is turned upside down just like Daffy's in "Rabbit Fire", She uses Bugs' catchphrase by saying "Of course you know this means war!"
- Stewie Griffin: The Untold Story: During "Stewie B. Goodie" Elmer and Bugs' rivalry comes to an end as Elmer fatally shoots Bugs. Bugs is voice by Seth McFarlane.
- "E. Peterbus Unum": Peter's Grandfather, who used to work at Warner Bros, said that he wanted to call Bugs Bunny "Ephraim The R*tarded Rabbit". It was shot down for obvious reasons.
- "Movin' In": While watching opera, Stewie tells Brian, "Bugs Bunny is about to make this tenor hold a note far longer than anyone should. Ain't he a stinker?" This is probably a reference to "What's Opera, Doc?"
