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| − | '''Bugs Bunny''' is a [[cartoon]], anthropomorphic-rabbit character created by [[Warner Brothers]] studios in 1940. | + | [[File:Bugs OMB (Ballot Box Bunny).jpg|200px|thumbnail|Bugs Bunny one-man-band]] |
| + | '''Bugs Bunny''' is a [[cartoon]] character, anthropomorphic-rabbit character created by [[Warner Brothers]] studios in 1940. | ||
While his physical humor appealed to children, his rapid-fire wisecracks exemplified the indomitable confidence and exuberance of [[World War II|WWII]]-era America. | While his physical humor appealed to children, his rapid-fire wisecracks exemplified the indomitable confidence and exuberance of [[World War II|WWII]]-era America. | ||
He has been one of the leading cartoon characters in [[short film]] history. | He has been one of the leading cartoon characters in [[short film]] history. | ||
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Bugs Bunny is a cartoon character, anthropomorphic-rabbit character created by Warner Brothers studios in 1940. While his physical humor appealed to children, his rapid-fire wisecracks exemplified the indomitable confidence and exuberance of WWII-era America. He has been one of the leading cartoon characters in short film history.
He actually got his own star in Hollywood. He is probably most famous for his quote, "Eh, what's up, Doc."
Bugs Bunny confronted a number of antagonists in his career, including Yosemite Sam, Marvin the Martian, Sylvester the cat, Wile E. Coyote, and, most famously, Elmer Fudd.