History Characters / Bonkers

* [[Ms.Fanservice]]: Miranda is not only cute, but also very beautiful and hot.

* Ms.Fanservice: Miranda is not only cute, but also very beautiful and hot.

* Ms.Fanservice: Mirand is not only cute, but also very beautiful and hot.

* SeldomSeenSpecies: Bobcats don't often appear in cartoons.

* {{Keet}}: [[UpToEleven Big time.]] He's one hyper, energetic bobcat.

* GlassesGirl: Wears big, round glasses.

* {{Meganekko}}: Wears big, round glasses and is a major cutie.

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* KnightofCerebus: One of the darker villains Bonkers has encountered.

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* ButtMonkey: Bonkers often inadvertently causes him to get injured or suffer misfortunes.

* 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.

* {{Expy:}} Of [[Film/{{WhoFramedRogerRabbit}} Judge Doom]], with a splash of [[Franchise/{{ANightmareonElmStreet}} Freddy Kruger]], having pencils on one hand that look like Freddy's bladed glove.

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* Expy: Of [[Film/{{WhoFramedRogerRabbit}} Judge Doom]], with a splash of [[Franchise/{{ANightmareonElmStreet}} Freddy Kruger]], having pencils on one hand that look like Freddy's bladed glove.
* HairRaisingHare: A sinister rabbit who clearly has ill intentions for the helpless Toons he's imprisoned. [[Spoiler: Except he turns out to be a nerdy human who thinks he's a toon.]]

Expy: Of [[Film/{{WhoFramedRogerRabit}} Judge Doom]], with a splash of [[Franchise/{{ANightmareonElmStreet}} Freddy Kruger]], having pencils on one hand that look like Freddy's bladed glove.
HairRaisingHare: A sinister rabbit who clearly has ill intentions for the helpless Toons he's imprisoned. [[Spoiler:Except he turns out to be a nerdy human who thinks he's a toon.]]
KnightofCerebus: One of the darker villains Bonkers has encountered.
LoonyFan: Of Toons in general, based on his plans for them.
RedEyesTakeWarning: Has sinister red goggles.

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RedEyesTakeWarning: Has sinister red goggles.

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* MsFanservice: A milder example than most, since she's rarely shown out of her police uniform.

* CartoonCreature: (See InformedSpecies below); but he looks like some kind of wild feline creature or an cheetah hybrid with antenna ears rather than an cartoony bobcat, especially compared to ''{{VideoGame/Bubsy}}''.

* BuffoonishTomcat: Not an domesticated cat but Bonkers is an bobcat who is definitely an [[TheKlutz clumsy]], [[IronButtMonkey durable and slapstick-prone]] feline who is very ditzy, dimwitted and [[FunPersonified seemingly fun-loving]].

* CloudCuckooLander: He's crazy, [[BuffoonishTomCat buffoonish]] and senseless inside and outside of Toon Town.
* DistressedDude: He quite often gets captured by the bad guys.
* TheDitz: He's not exactly the smartest person on the show.

** Also in the Lucky episodes, when Bonkers made a cat noise, he sounded too much like a real house cat. Bobcats in real life don't make domestic cat noises. Some of them even seem to make really strange sounds/noises, which explains Bonkers' voice.

* {{Keet}}: [[UpToEleven Big time.]] He's one energetic bobcat.
* MeaningfulName: His name is '''Bonkers''' and he's a bit... out of it.

* PantheraAwesome: PlayedWith. He's a bobcat (but see InformedSpecies above), but he's a zany toon who's only a badass in his occasional BewareTheSillyOnes moments.

->'''Voiced by:''' Creator/JimCummings

Bonkers D. Bobcat is an overly energetic and hyperactive cartoon anthropomorphic bobcat that works in the Toon Division of the Hollywood PD.[6] Once a big name cartoon star for Wackytoons Studios, he was fired due to his show being bumped out of first place in the ratings. He was introduced to law enforcement when he unknowingly saved cartoon celebrity WesternAnimation/DonaldDuck from a park mugger (mostly due to the help of officer Lucky Piquel) and was given full credit for the mugger's capture.

* CloudCuckoolander: He's crazy inside and outside of Toon Town.

* DrivesLikeCrazy: Lucky doesn't trust him to drive the police car.

* 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.

* CloudCuckoolander: He's crazy and inside and outside of Toon Town.

* 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]].

** Also in the Lucky episodes, when Bonkers made a cat noise, he sounded too much like a real house cat. Bobcats in real life don't make real cat noises. Some of them even seem to make really strange sounds/noises, which explains Bonkers' voice.
* InnocentBlueEyes: His eyes are occasionally shown to be blue in the Lucky episodes and his eyes are always blue in the Miranda (and ''Raw Toonage') episodes.

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, HardBoiledDetective whose by-the-book nature is at odds with Bonkers' decidedly more maniacal approach to crime solving.

* DeadpanSnarker: He sometimes makes remarks about Bonkers' idiocy and quirks.

* StoutStrength: While he's overweight, he's still able to endure '"'a lot'''.

* HairOfGoldHeartOfGold: She an ActionGirl, but she shown to be more tolerant and far less abrasive than Lucky, with Bonkers and caring towards him.

* StraightMan: In contrast to Piquel and Grating as participants/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.

Fawn Deer is Bonkers's main love interest and co-star when he was a cartoon star.

* DemotedToExtra: After ''Raw Toonage'', poor Fawn didn't get to appear often 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.

* InterspeciesRomance: She's a deer who is loved by Bonkers, a bobcat. Fawn shows that the feelings with Bonkers is mutual, even outside the ''Raw Toonage'' shorts.

* BearsAreBadNews: He is a bear and he usually isn't on good terms with Bonkers.

* BeleagueredAssistant: He is often shown to be more level-headed, rational, and intelligent than Bonkers.

* DependingOnTheWriter: it varies whether he sees Bonkers as a friend or would rather have nothing to do with him.

Marilyn Piquel is Lucky's [[ChildProdigy 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 being TV star ''Skunky Skunk''.

* AdorablyPrecociousChild: She is more than capable of taking care of herself and aids her father in a number of his cases often being the words of wisdom or source of knowledge to Lucky.

* CheerfulChild: She is often very happy.
* ChildrenAreInnocent: She is just as naive as any other child her age.

* 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 mother and to get dolled up for her DaddyDaughter day. Later on, when she went to Grandpa Arnie's ant show, she brought her purse with her.

* ADayInTheLimelight: She had one with Lucky in "Tune Pig" about their anniversary.

* 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, a horrified Dyl 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 the Toon world and get their daughter back.
* PrettyInMink: She has a fur wrap she wore to see her favorite singer in "Tune Pig".

Bonkers and Lucky's boss. He's not exactly a bright person, but he does acknowledge the two cops' heroics.

** "Weather or Not": while he congratulates the boys for solving the case to the point of saying it'd warrant a promotion, he also reminds Lucky that he explicitly forbid him from pursuing the case and is well-within his rights to suspend him for it. (He lets Lucky off the hook, which he figures is a fair trade-off between both extremes.)

* DoNotCallMePaul: It is established in "Toon for a Day" that he hates being called by his first name.
* {{Jerkass}}: Not only is he not very nice to Bonkers, but it is implied in "Do Toons Dream of Animated Sheep?" that he regularly dreams of Bonkers being killed and he takes great joy in Shirley Wright's unflattering news reports on Bonkers in "Quibbling Rivalry" because they give him an excuse to fire him.

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

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