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Well, the general idea behind this page was to give some info about the various characters
just in case your memory needs jogging. It's not complete... but you can always ask about a
given character in the club message board.
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Character Info
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Tasmanian Devil Also known as Taz. A Robert
McKimson-created character
known for his insatible hunger who pursues Bugs
several times, and Daffy once. His films include:
Devil May Hare (1954), Bedevilled Rabbit (1957),
Ducking the Devil (1957), BIll of Hare (1962) and Dr. Devil and Mr. Hare (1964).
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Clyde Nephew of Bugs Bunny who appeared
in His Hare Raising Tale (Freleng, 1951) and
Yankee Doodle Bugs (Freleng, 1954).
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Miss Prissy A lonely hen used by Robert
McKimson in several cartoons. She is best known for
having designs on
Foghorn Leghorn. A young son
named "Egghead Jr" appeared with her sometimes. Prissy also
starred as a hen from Porky's farm in "An Egg Scramble"
(McKimson, 1950).
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The Gremlin Mischievous little character whose
attempts to
sabotage a plane in "Falling Hare" (Clampett, 1943)
keep Bugs Bunny busy. |
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Michigan J. Frog Singing frog who would only perform
for his finder. The star of the Chuck Jones
masterpiece, "One Froggy Evening" (1955). |
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K-9 Green martian dog who assists Marvin on a couple of his
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Henery Hawk A young chickenhawk
who is best known for appearing in several Foghorn Leghorn
cartoons. In most cases he was looking for a chicken, but wasn't
sure what a chicken looked like, and this led to confusion in
the barnyard.
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Hippety Hopper Young kangaroo who gets mistaken for a large
mouse in several Sylvester and Sylvester Jr cartoons.
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Foghorn Leghorn Loudmouthed rooster
created by Robert McKimson. He was known best for his practical
joke exchanges with Barnyard Dog and he attempts to
convince Henery hawk that he wasn't a chicken. |
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Beaky Buzzard No description available yet |
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Spike & Chester No description available yet |
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Giovanni Jones No description available yet |
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Gossamer No description available yet |
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Slowpoke Rodriguiez The cousin of Speedy Gonzales, and
in many ways the opposite - after all he's the slowest mouse in all Mexico!
Slowpoke appeared in two Speedy cartoons - "Mexicali Shmoes" (1959)
and "Mexican Boarders" (1962).
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The Three Bears Chuck Jones created his
own version of the three bears: Pa (Henry), Ma and Junyer.
Pa was known for his explosive temper, Junyer was well-intentioned,
but not very bright and so he often made mistakes (usually leading to
disasters for Pa). Ma was the bright but quiet one
in the family.
The voices were supplied by three people - none of whom was
Mel Blanc! They were as follows: Billy Bletcher (Pa),
Bea Benederet (Ma) and Stan Freberg (Junyer).
The bearsappeared in 5 cartoons: "Bugs Bunny and the Three Bears" (1944),
"What's Brewin', Bruin?" (1948),
"The Bee-Deviled Bruin" (1949),
"Bear Feat" (1949),
and
"A Bear for Punishment" (1951).
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Egghead Jr Brainy young chicken and son of Miss Prissy.
Foghorn Leghorn often found himself trying to teach him the bespeckled lad
something only to have Egghead Jr. devise an incredible solution.
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