Bugs Bunny

Lola. She is so pretty. I Recall Seeing A Bugs Bunny Animated Short Where Bugs Bunny Is In Love With A Bunny Named Daisy Lou, & That Bugs Bunny & A Bunny Named Casaba Battle For Daisy Lou,s Attention.

Mel Blanc plays the voice of Bugs Bunny

According to his biography, he was "born" in 1940 in Brooklyn, New York City, New York and the product of many creators: Ben "Bugs" Hardaway (who created a prototypical version of Bugs Bunny known around Termite Terrace as Bugs' Bunny) Bob Clampett, Tex Avery (who directed A Wild Hare, considered Bugs' formal film debut), Robert McKimson (who created the definitive Bugs Bunny character design), Chuck Jones, and Friz Freleng

Honey Bunny . Himeself in Drag (Bugs Bunny did 16 differant female characters in Drag)

I can"t recall even a love interest in most Bugs cartoons, and I was an avid Bugs fan as a kid. Later on- say, the seventies to date- they did tool up a female Bugs Bunny Character- in a Pink costume. There was a live -action Bugs Bunny play on Broadway ( or in that area) around l97l My dad and I saw big posters for it in the Port Authority Bus Terminal around then. Ads showed Bugs and female companion. The female Rabbit was named Babs. Babs was a sort of add-on. She never really caught on. There are very few female animal cartoons for some reason. None at all in (Wind in The Willow) and only one ( Kanga) in Winnie-The-Pooh. On the other hand there are many girls in comic books- both normal ( Betty and Veronica, hey why not Phil and Veronica- but that would be adults only!) and super-powered- Wonder Woman, Legion of Super-heroes characters- very attractive- Lois Lane... not so with the Animal cartoons. But the female consort for Bugs was Babs.

a big orange monster

Bugs Bunny was "born" in 1938 according to his official biography. His first feature toon was "A Wild Hare" which debuted July 27, 1940. His "father" was Ben "Bugs" Hardaway, and his uncles were Robert McKimson, Tex Avery, Chuck Jones, Bob Clampett, and Fritz Freleng. His voice was the legendary Mel Blanc for over 50 years. See the link for a fascinating commentary on our hero.

Energizer Bunny was created in 1988.

No, its long time ago when the animator made mickey so they thought that a black body will be good but after some years mickey was developed and made colorful but the animators thought that his hands must remain black because they look nice. Thus, Mickey mouse seems to wear gloves.

when you complete a level then Merlin will come and ask if you want to save. the only other way to save is when you find Merlin to lean a new magic spell [this is the only reason you will see him in a level after level 1] PS you will see Merlin in a snow level he's only telling you where a clock is that or he's telling you a magic spell or both

Maybe in "Falling Hare" - see related link to video .

They are more like rivals, but they would be best friends if Daffy wouldn't be so jealous of Bugs, in some shorts they appear working together to get the same thing. Unlike Daffy, Bugs don't hate him and he just like to play tricks on him when Daffy tries to make something bad to Bugs, and there are ocassions when Bugs helps Daffy when he is in problems, but Daffy dont helps Bugs when he is in problems and only helps him when the two are in the same problem. But if Daffy wouldn't try to make bad things to Bugs, and Bugs would be nicer to Daffy, the two of them would be best friends

Bugs Bunny's catch phrase would have to be "Whats up doc?" What's Up Doc

Bugs was originally made for Movies, as Warner Bros is a MOVIE HOUSE- a movie production company. Bugs was long on tv, as cartoons, rerun time and again. He mnade the movie scene in l927- so was up and running a good twenty years when TV came along. an interesting fact is for many years Bugs was on TV at 4.oo PM. this is interesting as one recalls the lines from the Passion Gospel: At the end of the THIRD HOUR ( which I always interpreted as 4 PM) he cried out in a Loud voice - ok here it is, the Warner Brothers translation- GET ME THE HELL OUT OF HERE! Kidding aside, Bugs was on TV since the late 40"s Felix the Cat, however was the first TV cartoon.

Animosity. Bugs Bunny wanted the farmer's carrots, and the farmer didn't want Bugs to have them.

"Duck Amuck" is one , of many , cartoon where Bugs Bunny said this line .

Bugs Bunny does several things on a regular basis. The ongoing plot in many of his cartoons is his rivalry with his enemy Elmer Fudd. He always tricks or outsmarts Elmer, and of course, he always eats carrots.

"Eh...what's up, doc?", "Of course you realize...this means war" and "Ain't I a stinker?" .

Bugs Bunny officially made his debut on July 27th of 1940, however his very FIRST appearance was on April 30th 1938 so from that date, that would make Bugs Bunny 75 years old in human years but in rabbit years he would be 10 years old :) Hope that helped !!

Daffy duck :)

the skunk's called Stella

Elmer Fudd , as Siegfried , thinks that he has killed Bugs Bunny, as Brunnhilde , in the 1957 cartoon "What's Opera, Doc?" which is a parody of Richard Wagner's opera "Der Ring des Nibelungen" .

Perhaps you are thinking of Foghorn Leghorn, a fat and overbearing rooster who is generally having a feud with the local dog. His voice was an impersonation of a radio personality called Col. Cleghorn.

Knighty Knight Bugs (1958) won an Oscar in 1959 for Best Short Subject, Cartoons (John W. Burton)