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* NoExportForYou: This is one of the few animated TV series Disney didn't bring to Japan. This is especially odd, because the Super NES game based on the show not only was programmed in Japan by Creator/{{Capcom}}, but it also had a Japanese version, despite the show wasn't shown there. It also had animation production over there as well.
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* NoExportForYou: This is one of the few animated TV series Disney didn't bring to Japan. This is especially odd, because [[VideoGame/BonkersCapcom the Super NES game based on the show show]] not only was programmed in Japan by Creator/{{Capcom}}, but it also had a Japanese version, despite the fact that the show wasn't shown there. It also had animation production over there as well.well.
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** ''WesternAnimation/AladdinTheSeries'': In "Snowman is an Island", Genie does an impression of Bonkers.
** ''WesternAnimation/{{Animaniacs}} (1993)'' had several [[TakeThat take thats]] to ''Bonkers'' since one of the working names for ''Animaniacs'' was ''Bonkers'' until Disney beat Warner Bros. to copyrighting it. [[DuelingWorks Both shows also shared the same time slot]];
*** In "[[Recap/AnimaniacsEpisode3 Slappy Goes Walnuts]]", after tasting her nephew Skippy's ACME Snax, Slappy remarks "Eh, no wonder you like that ''Bonkers'' show. That junk's rotting out your brain there!"
*** In "[[Recap/AnimaniacsEpisode72 Deduces Wild]]", one of the items on the Warners' scavenger hunt is "A funny episode of ''Bonkers''".
*** In "Rest in Pieces" (which is a sister episode to "Deduces Wild"), when Skippy asks Slappy how she knew that Walter Wolf was [[FakingTheDead faking his death]], Slappy tells him that cartoon characters never actually die, but she considers ''Bonkers'' an exception.
** ''Film/ChipNDaleRescueRangers2022'':
*** Bonkers can be seen as a [[TheMockbuster bootlegged]] toon after being rescued by the Rescue Rangers.
*** During the closing credits, Bonkers can be seen alongside other Disney Afternoon cartoon characters on a billboard for a FictionalVideoGame called ''Disney Afternoon Fight Fest''.
** ''WebVideo/TheNostalgiaCritic'' has covered the show in his review of ''WesternAnimation/TheDisneyAfternoon''.
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** ''WesternAnimation/AladdinTheSeries'': In "Snowman is an Island", Genie does an impression of Bonkers.
** ''WesternAnimation/{{Animaniacs}} (1993)'' had several [[TakeThat take thats]] to ''Bonkers'' since one of the working names for ''Animaniacs'' was ''Bonkers'' until Disney beat Warner Bros. to copyrighting it. [[DuelingWorks Both shows also shared the same time slot]];
*** In "[[Recap/AnimaniacsEpisode3 Slappy Goes Walnuts]]", after tasting her nephew Skippy's ACME Snax, Slappy remarks "Eh, no wonder you like that ''Bonkers'' show. That junk's rotting out your brain there!"
*** In "[[Recap/AnimaniacsEpisode72 Deduces Wild]]", one of the items on the Warners' scavenger hunt is "A funny episode of ''Bonkers''".
*** In "Rest in Pieces" (which is a sister episode to "Deduces Wild"), when Skippy asks Slappy how she knew that Walter Wolf was [[FakingTheDead faking his death]], Slappy tells him that cartoon characters never actually die, but she considers ''Bonkers'' an exception.
** ''Film/ChipNDaleRescueRangers2022'':
*** Bonkers can be seen as a [[TheMockbuster bootlegged]] toon after being rescued by the Rescue Rangers.
*** During the closing credits, Bonkers can be seen alongside other Disney Afternoon cartoon characters on a billboard for a FictionalVideoGame called ''Disney Afternoon Fight Fest''.
** ''WebVideo/TheNostalgiaCritic'' has covered the show in his review of ''WesternAnimation/TheDisneyAfternoon''.
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* KeepCirculatingTheTapes: Only six total episodes were released on VHS (and all were Lucky episodes); the rest are unaccounted for. And good luck trying to find the episode that was banned from Creator/ToonDisney due to the Oklahoma bombing (and later 9/11), because that hasn't been seen for even longer than the rest of the show. Now averted, since the entire series was eventually released on Disney+.
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* KeepCirculatingTheTapes: Only six total episodes were released on VHS (and all were Lucky episodes); the rest are unaccounted for. And good luck trying to find the episode that was banned from Creator/ToonDisney due to the Oklahoma bombing (and later 9/11), because that hasn't been seen for even longer than the rest of the show. Now averted, since on home media. Fortunately, the entire series was eventually released (digitally) on Disney+.
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* ActingForTwo: Creator/{{Jim Cummings|1952}} voiced both Bonkers and his partner Lucky.
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* TalkingToHimself: Creator/{{Jim Cummings|1952}} voiced both Bonkers and his partner Lucky.
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* NamesTheSame: This wouldn't be the last Disney cartoon show to feature [[WesternAnimation/TheOwlHouse a villain called The Collector.]]
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* NoExportForYou: This is one of the few animated TV series Disney didn't brought to Japan. This is especially odd, because the Super NES game based on the show not only was programmed in Japan by Creator/{{Capcom}}, but it also had a Japanese version, despite the show wasn't shown there. It also had animation production over there as well.
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* NoExportForYou: This is one of the few animated TV series Disney didn't brought bring to Japan. This is especially odd, because the Super NES game based on the show not only was programmed in Japan by Creator/{{Capcom}}, but it also had a Japanese version, despite the show wasn't shown there. It also had animation production over there as well.
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* TalkingToHimself: Creator/JimCummings voiced both Bonkers and his partner Lucky.
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* TalkingToHimself: Creator/JimCummings Creator/{{Jim Cummings|1952}} voiced both Bonkers and his partner Lucky.
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* WordOfGod: According to Greg Weisman, co-creator of ''WesternAnimation/{{Gargoyles}}'' who helped developed ''WesternAnimation/{{Bonkers}}'', contrary to popular belief, the show was ''not'' conceived as a replacement for a ''Roger Rabbit'' cartoon that never came to be. In fact, there were never any plans for a ''Roger Rabbit'' cartoon.[[note]]Though Weisman admits that he and his team certainly would have loved to make one.[[/note]] [[http://www.s8.org/gargoyles/askgreg/archives.php?lid=243 Instead, they took inspiration from their favorite toon rabbit and channeled it into their original creation.]]
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* WordOfGod: According to Greg Weisman, Creator/GregWeisman, co-creator of ''WesternAnimation/{{Gargoyles}}'' who helped developed ''WesternAnimation/{{Bonkers}}'', contrary to popular belief, the show was ''not'' conceived as a replacement for a ''Roger Rabbit'' cartoon that never came to be. In fact, there were never any plans for a ''Roger Rabbit'' cartoon.[[note]]Though Weisman admits that he and his team certainly would have loved to make one.[[/note]] [[http://www.s8.org/gargoyles/askgreg/archives.php?lid=243 Instead, they took inspiration from their favorite toon rabbit and channeled it into their original creation.]]
