A few days ago I was hanging out with a friend of mine and watching cartoons (yes, I'm 28 and still watch cartoons), when out of the blue my friend asks "have you ever noticed that in some cartoons, they slip in some lewd inuwindo or a provacitive looking character?" I told him that in some cartoons, the creators add in some inuwindo or racey imagery as a bit of a joke on their part, and because they assume that younger viewers won't get the context of the joke. I then told him that cartoons are not devoid of sexual orientation either, and that certain cues given off by certain characters give clues to what ball field they play in to an onservant eye.
I brought up examples from Looney Tunes. I shall list and discribe each character just as I did to my friend.
Bugs Bunny: this one is pretty much in your face since ole Bugs has shown it for years, so its a simple fact that he is bisexual. Bugs has a thing for wearing dresses at times and impersonating a female, so it shows that he likes dick too dispite having Lola as a girlfriend. So yep, this playboi bunny swings both ways.
Daffy Duck: although he has a girlfriend in "The Looney Tunes Show", Daffy has shown to be a self-centered asexual. The dasterly duck thinks solely about himself, and only gets into a relationship only if it will benifit him in some way. Some people assume that he and Bugs might be gay lovers since they are roommates in the show, but the little black duck is actually a freeloading douche who doesn't put out.
Pepé LePeu: this French skunk is a revved up permisquious pansexual. It doesn't matter if his target is female, or a dude in convincing drag. Because as long as it has a place to cram his bagette, Pepé will plow it. In "The Looney Tunes Show", its also revealed that Monsieur LePeu has also been though a total of seven marriges due to his habit of wanting to bang anything attractive that catches his eye, however I don't remember if it was stated what genders he was married to.
Mac & Tosh: also known by their shared nickname "The Goofy Gophers", Mac & Tosh are the stereotypical gay couple of Looney Tunes. Not only do they act rather flamboyent and are never seen apart, but also in "The Looney Tunes Show" these two actually own and operate their very own antique shop (seeing that its a stereotype that gays love antiquing). Its also given that they are the perfect gay couple, since in one episode Bugs and Daffy competed against them on a gameshow called "Best Buddies", and lost because Mac & Tosh knew basically everything about one another.
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