History Characters / Bonkers

* {{Adorkable}}: He comes off as likable and cute because of his easygoing personality.

The occasional host of ''Series/WaltDisneyPresents'' and later ''WesternAnimation/DisneySingAlongSongs''. Unlike other Disney cameos, he makes it all the way to minor character status here

* ThrowTheDogABone: Doesn't Lucky having a beautiful caring wife and a cute sweet daughter, who both love him very much, count?

* DumbassHasAPoint: Kooky and oblivious he may be, even he was outraged by how the normally competent Lucky was easily deceived by the Mickey Mouse impostor in "I Oughta Be in Toons".

* HairDecorations: Her pink hairbow.

* HairDecorations: Her headband.

Detective Lucky Shirley Piquel is Bonkers' partner from the "Lucky Episodes". He is a slovenly, morbidly obese, street-wise mustachioed man. He is balding, but wears a toupée. Lucky is a serious, hard-boiled detective whose by-the-book nature is at odds with Bonkers' decidedly more maniacal approach to crime solving.

* TheCutie: She's a very good-looking and likeable person.

* HelloNurse: Bonkers makes it quite clear several times that he is attracted to her.

* AlliterativeName: '''B'''onkers '''B'''obcat.

* StraightMan: In contrast to Piquel and Grating as partners/victims-in-comedy to Bonkers and other toons, Miranda is mostly the series' straight woman. And Bonkers even [[LampshadeHanging lampshades]] the few times she does things intended to be funny.

* StraightMan: In contrast to Piquel as partner/victim-in-comedy to Bonkers and other toons, Miranda is mostly the series' straight woman. And Bonkers even [[LampshadeHanging lampshades]] the few times she does things intended to be funny.

* StraightMan: In contrast to Piquel, Kanifky, and Grating as humans-as-comic-foils to Bonkers and other toons, Miranda mostly plays as the series' straight woman. And Bonkers even [[LampshadeHanging lampshades]] a couple of times she does things intended to be funny.

* StraightMan: In contrast to Piquel, Kanifky, and Grating as comic foils to Bonkers and other toons, Miranda was almost entirely Bonkers' straight woman. Bonkers even [[LampshadeHanging lampshades]] a few times she does something intended to be funny.

* CartoonyTail: In the "Lucky" episodes, it's more like that of a house cat, not an actual bobcat.

* EarlyBirdCameo: Disney introduced the character by playing his shorts on ''Raw Toonage''.
* {{Flanderization}}: In the Miranda episodes, he became far more of an incompetent ButtMonkey than in the previous Lucky episodes. Although the Miranda episodes takes place after the Lucky ones, behind the show commentary explains that the Miranda episodes were made before the Lucky ones which explains it.

* IChooseToStay: At the end of "Gone Bonkers" two-parter, [[spoiler: Bonkers was given a chance to go back to show business; instead, he decided to remain with the Hollywood Police.]]

* InnocentBlueEyes: His eyes occasionally shown to be blue in the Lucky episodes and his eyes are always blue in the Miranda (and 'WesternAnimation/RawToonage') episodes.

* MeaningfulName: His name is '''Bonkers'' and he's a bit... out of it.

* TenderTears: He's often prone to crying these when he gets emotional. In the pilot Chief Kanifky mentions it's a strong quality in him, since it shows how much empathy he has.

* EmbarrassingMiddleName: Lucky Shirley Piquel, which Bonkers thinks is "very pretty". Lucky says it was [[EmbarrassingFirstName his father's name]].

* PapaWolf: Do. NOT. Mess. With. His. Daughter. A good example is in the episode "Stand-In Dad", where he is quick to go after the crook of the episode when he tries to steal his daughter's purse.
* PutOnABus: In "New Partners On the Block", he is removed from the show when he gets a new job with the FBI and moves away with his family.
* StoutStrength: While he's overweight, he's still able to endure through a lot of things.

* UglyGuyHotWife: Lucky Piquel is overweight (said in the Christmas episode to be fatter than Santa) and balding (but wears a toupée). His wife however is pretty attractive.

Fall Apart Rabbit is Bonkers' clumsy best friend and stunt-double back during Bonkers' Hollywood days, appearing only in the "Lucky Episodes."

* OddFriendship: With Lucky, but only in one episode: ''Fall-Apart Land''.

* PutOnABus: Takes off with Lucky and his family in "New Partners On the Block".

Fawn Deer is Bonkers's main love interest and co-star when he was a cartoon star. She mainly appears in "Miranda" episodes.

* AmazonianBeauty: In one "WesternAnimation/RawToonage" short, she shown to be able to pick up a huge boxed TV set with no problem. Though since it was just a cartoon short they made, it's debatable since cartoons tend to defy the laws of physics anyway.

* DemotedToExtra: After "WesternAnimation/RawToonage", poor Fawn didn't get to appear alot in either the 'Lucky' or 'Miranda' episodes. She only appeared in three 'Miranda' episodes in [[TheVoiceless voiceless cameos.]]. she only had speaking lines in TWO Lucky episodes. The rest were voiceless cameos as well. It's possible they didn't use her much since her voice actress was expecting at the time.

* PinkMeansFeminine: Her bow and dress. Some of her outfits she wore were pink too, though in one 'Lucky' episode, she wore a [[TrueBlueFemininity blue dress.]]

* HappilyMarried: The ''Raw Toonage'' short "Get Me to the Church on Time" has him and Tanya Trunk get married, much to their jubilation. While it may have just been a cartoon Bonkers and friends made and not an event that actually happened, Jitters and Tanya are still shown as a loving couple occasionally in the Miranda Wright episodes.

A recurring villain in the Miranda Wright episodes who happens to be a toon roach.

An elephant who wants to fly. He's a recurring villain in the Miranda Wright episodes.

Marilyn Piquel is Lucky's child genius daughter. She is an aspiring artist as well as a script/story writer and has deep connection to toons such as Bonkers, with her favorite toon being TV star ''Skunky Skunk''.

* CheerfulChild : She is often very happy.

* NiceGirl: Marilyn is a sweet and kind person.

* StrongFamilyResemblance: Although looking like her mom Dyl, aside from her big round glasses and freckled face; she also shares her father's hair color.
* TomboyWithAGirlyStreak: Marilyn wears big sneakers and sports pants and always has messy short hair, but in 'Stand-in Dad', she was thrilled to get a new dress from her mom and to get dolled up for her DaddyDaughter day. Later in the episode when she went to Grandpa Arnie's ant show, she brought her purse with her.

* MamaBear: In "Imagine That", when Lucky finally confess to Dyl that he (and Bonkers) were destroying their house to get to the toon world and find their daughter, Dyl horrified quickly got a huge mallet towards Lucky--and smashed the wall finding the toon world. It looked more like she was gonna hit Lucky, but considering she doesn't normally get violent with him, it's possible she was just determined to find that toon world and get their daughter back.

* PunnyName: Since, people always mistake their last name for "pickle".

* UglyGuyHotWife: Her husband, Lucky Piquel, is overweight (said in the Christmas episode to be fatter than Santa) and balding (but wears a toupée). Dyl however is pretty attractive.

* HappilyMarried: He is shown in some episodes to have a wife that he loves dearly.
* OutOfFocus: In the Miranda Wright episodes. He still appears in some episodes, but his role is no longer as important to the show.
* PointyHairedBoss: He's not really what one would consider a genius. In "Hear No Bonkers, See No Bonkers", he even rehires Lucky Piquel after firing him solely because he forgot who Lucky was after firing him and assuming that Lucky was a different person.

* PettingZooPeople: Aside from her tail, ears, and other deer-like features, she looks like a human woman.

->'''Voiced by:''' Robert Ridgely

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* HalfDressedCartoonAnimal: His usual appearance.
* IChooseToStay: At the end of "Gone Bonkers" two-parter, [[spoiler: Bonkers was given a chance to go back to show business, instead he decided to remain with the Hollywood Police.]]

* {{Expy}}: He's similar to [[Film/WhoFramedRogerRabbit Roger Rabbit]] due to being an eccentric cartoon character who manages to be a big help in assisting the police in spite of his ditziness.

* {{Expy}}: Of [[Film/WhoFramedRogerRabbit Eddie Valiant]], being a jaded human cop who is prejudiced against toons and partnered with a silly cartoon character.

* {{Expy}}: Of Oswald The Lucky Rabbit, mainly in being a cartoon rabbit with removable body parts. Funnily enough, his voice actor later played Oswald in the video games ''VideoGame/EpicMickey'' and ''VideoGame/EpicMickey2ThePowerOfTwo''.

* {{Expy}} He's basically an evil Disney/{{Dumbo}}.

* {{Expy}}: Of [[Franchise/{{SCOOBYDOO}} Velma Dinkley]], mainly in that she's an intelligent girl with glasses who occasionally helps solve cases.

* BewareTheSillyOnes: Mostly in the "Lucky" era, he ''could'' actually be pretty good at sol
ving crimes when the situation called for it.

* {{Adorkable}}: He comes off as likeable and cute because of his easygoing personality.
* BewareTheSillyOnes: Mostly in the "Lucky" era, he ''could'' actually be pretty good at solving crimes when the situation called for it.

* {{Flanderization}}: In the Miranda episodes, he became far more of an incompetent ButtMonkey than in the previous Lucky episodes. Although the Miranda episodes takes place after the Lucky ones, behind the show the Miranda episodes were made before the Lucky ones with explains it.

* TheSmartGirl