If anything Bugs Bunny is oversold. She-Hulk, Deadpool & Lobo can just as easily break the forth wall, rewrite the episode and survive getting ripped out of the comic. Nothing special there. As for warping reality beyond anyones understanding, the best Bugs Bunny has done is survive the explosion of planets & cut Florida off from the rest of ...
DetailsBugs Bunny should be known as the most powerful cartoon character throughout history. Cartoons have been coming out for children for generations and with that comes a solid appreciation from adults as they can reminisce about their childhoods. Amongst the cartoons are some elite characters that have had effects on the cartoon …
DetailsAs Beerus launches the attack, Bugs abruptly turns the tanning mirror towards him. The ki-ball bounces off the mirror and engulfs Beerus's body as he screams in pain and vanishes. Bugs dusts off his hands and drifts back to Earth, smiling as he touches the ground. "What a rube. Heh. What a schlemiel! Heh, heh, heh!".
DetailsPermalink. "Long-Haired Hare," directed by Chuck Jones, finds Bugs Bunny pitted against a pompous, overweight opera tenor named Giovanni Jones. While trying to rehearse for his upcoming concert, Giovanni is constantly distracted by the strains of non-operatic music emerging from Bugs' voice, banjo, harp, and tuba.
Details2) If Bugs were writing the story, he'd have himself win. 3) If Tex Avery, were writing the story, he'd have Bugs win. 4) If this were a fight between TOAA and Bugs Bunny in comics, Bugs would win via Toonforce. 5) I suppose this is "our" story, so we can pick whoever we want, but I think we should respect writers everywhere and go with Bugs.
DetailsLola Bunny in the 1996 "Space Jam" film. Warner Bros. Pictures. Entertainment Weekly revealed an updated design for "Space Jam" character Lola Bunny on Thursday. The redesign for the film's upcoming sequel depicts Lola in a less sexualized manner. The redesign prompted a strong response online, with some calling it an example of "cancel …
DetailsKnights Must Fall is a 1949 Merrie Melodies short directed by Friz Freleng. The title is a play on the 1937 film Night Must Fall. The short opens showing several knights standing in line, with squire Bugs standing at the end. He ends up angering the knight …
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