Bugs Bunny

Basic Information Full Name: Bugs Bunny Aliases/Nicknames: Wabbit, Varmint Rabbit Age: Ageless (character created in the late 1930s) Gender: Male Occupation: Trickster, Looney Tunes star Affiliation: Warner Bros. Appearance Height: Variable (as he is an animated character) Build: Slim, anthropomorphic Eye Color: Black Hair Color: Grey-and-white fur Distinguishing Features: Large front teeth, white gloves, and long ears Background Place of Origin: Warner Bros. Cartoons Family: Clyde Bunny (nephew), Ace Bunny (descendant) Education: Self-taught in trickery and wit History: Created in the late 1930s, Bugs Bunny has become an iconic animated character known worldwide. Personality Traits: Flippant, insouciant, clever, mischievous Likes: Carrots, outsmarting his adversaries Dislikes: Hunters, being outwitted Strengths: Quick-witted, resourceful, virtually invulnerable in his animated world Weaknesses: Overconfidence, sometimes his tricks backfire Abilities Skills: Master of disguise, breaking the fourth wall, playing the banjo Powers (if applicable): Cartoon physics, allowing him to perform impossible feats Equipment/Tools: Carrots, various props as needed for his schemes Relationships Allies: Daffy Duck (sometimes), Porky Pig, other Looney Tunes characters Enemies: Elmer Fudd, Yosemite Sam, Daffy Duck (sometimes) Romantic Interests: Lola Bunny (girlfriend) Mentors: N/A Proteges: N/A Story Arcs Notable Events: Numerous encounters with Elmer Fudd and other adversaries Character Development: Evolved from a prototype to the well-known character today Challenges/Conflicts: Constantly outwitting hunters and other characters Quotes Catchphrases: “Eh… What’s up, doc?” Notable Dialogue: “Of course you realize, this means war.” Trivia Interesting Facts: Bugs has appeared in more films than any other cartoon character1. Influences: The character was influenced by classic trickster archetypes and Groucho Marx’s style. Cultural Impact: Bugs Bunny is considered an American cultural icon and has a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame1. Probable Death Battle Victor Vs Marty McFly: Bugs Bunny (99% probability of victory). Bugs’ cartoon physics give him an overwhelming advantage. Vs Robin Hood: Bugs Bunny (99% probability of victory). Bugs’ wit and resourcefulness would outmatch Robin Hood’s archery skills. Vs T-800 Terminator: Bugs Bunny (95% probability of victory). Bugs could use his cartoon antics to dismantle the Terminator. Vs The Master Chief: Bugs Bunny (90% probability of victory). Even advanced technology is no match for the powers of cartoon physics. Vs Wonder Woman: Wonder Woman (50% probability of victory). While Wonder Woman has superhuman abilities, Bugs’ cartoon nature makes it a potentially even match. References First Appearance: “A Wild Hare” (official version) on July 27, 19401. Creators: Ben Hardaway, Cal Dalton, Charles Thorson (prototype), Tex Avery, Chuck Jones, Bob Givens, Robert McKimson (official) Portrayed by (if applicable): Originally voiced by Mel Blanc, now voiced by various actors including Jeff Bergman and Eric Bauza1.