History YMMV / Bonkers

* CompleteMonster: Slippery Mcslime from the episode Basic Spraining. He treats Bonkers like trash, tries to murder Lucky Piquel and is just an unpleasant scumbag with no redeeming qualities whatsoever.
** The Collector is a bit more mild version of the trope, considering the way he laminates toons. He doesn't count though as he's AffablyEvil.

* BrokenBase: Seen as either a decently funny cartoon or a sign of the downfall of the DisneyAfternoon. Most fans will take the latter stance, as ''Bonkers'' is seen by ''Chip and Dale Rescue Ranger'' fans as the show that [[ScrewedByTheNetwork screwed CD:RR over]].

* BrokenBase: Seen as either a decently funny cartoon or a sign of the downfall of the DisneyAfternoon

* TheWoobie: Jitters, so very much.

* CrowningMomentOfAwesome: Any time when Lucky applies and believes in ToonPhysics.
* CrowningMomentOfHeartwarming: The end of "Is Toon Fur Really Warm?" where Marilyn hugs Skunky Skunk up until the MoodWhiplash.
** In "The Day The Toon Stood Still," Toons are literally running out of time and fading away. Just before Lucky confronts the BigBad, Bonkers tells him that if he doesn't hurry, all Toons everywhere will return to the drawing boards and eventually blank paper. Lucky is visibly shaken by this revelation and rushes into action. Moments later, when all hell breaks loose, you can see (for just a second or two) Lucky holding Bonkers and Fall-Apart Rabbit as they fearfully look on.
** From "Basic Spraining," just two words: "Trust me."

* MemeticSexGod: Fawn Deer and Miranda Wright.
* {{Shipping}}: There's Miranda/Bonkers fan art. [[{{Squick}} No,]] [[{{RuleThirtyFour}} it's not as sweet as you think it is.]]

* Skunky Skunk from Is Toon Fur Really Warm?. Poor guy was framed for murder. He could also count as a JerkassWoobie.

** Bonkers himself has his moments where he could really use a good cuddle. Especially in the two-parter pilot episode, Basic Spraining and New Partners On The Block.

** Bonkers himself has his moments where he could really use a good cuddle. Especially in the two-parter pilot episode and New Partners On The Block.

* CompleteMonster: Slippery Mcslime fropm the episode Basic Spraining. He treats Bonkers like trash, tries to murder Lucky Piquel and is just an unpleasant scumbag with no redeeming qualities whatsoever.

* CompleteMonster: Slipper McSlime fropm the episode Basic Spraining. He treats Bonkers like trash, tries to murder Lucky Piquel and is just an unpleasant scumbag with no redeeming qualities whatsoever.

* CompleteMonster: The Collector.

** Bonkers himself has his moments where he could really use a good cuddle. Especially in the two-parter pilot episode.

* TheWoobie: Jitters, so very much.

* ViewerGenderConfusion: Alto, voiced by CreeSummer, is a young, male, toon saxophone... that has facial hair... and is still confused as being a girl, by some fans.

* EnsembleDarkhorse: Some people consider Wacky Weasel to be this. There's a good ammount of screenshots amnd fanart of him online despite being a one-shot villain.

* TheWoobie: Jitters, so very much.
* NerdsAreSexy: Not in a literal sense but in a childhood crush sense, Marilyn Piquel fits this trope if you're under 12.

* CompleterMonster: The Collector.

* EnsembleDarkhorse: Some people consider Wacky this.

* TheWoobie: Jitters, so very much.

* CharacterDerailment: Arguably, Bonkers. In the Lucky episodes he was Clouseau-type character who, although hyperactive, was still a fairly competant police officer and inspector in a pinch. Once he gets partnered up with Miranada he's more of an flat-out buffoon with her as his HypercompetentSidekick (although this ''does'' make him closer to the character he was in the ''Raw Toonage'' shorts)

* FetishFuel: Fawn Deer and Miranda Wright, though the former gets more. Miranda gets quite a few swimsuit pics.
** To a lesser extent, Bonkers.

* DethroningMomentOfSuck: This whole series was pretty lousy, and that's coming from someone who wasn't a fan of Chip 'n Dale's Rescue Rangers. It packs less humor in twenty two minutes than the shorts on ''Raw Toonage'' did in five, and belongs in the dusty bottom drawer of Disney Afternoon series, buried under ''Quack Pack'' and ''The Mighty Ducks.''

* TheyChangedItNowItSucks: [[YourMileageMayVary Some]] fans have this reaction to the Miranda episodes. All of the regulars from the Lucky episodes were gone, and Bonkers became more of a ButtMonkey.

* DethroningMomentOfSuck: This whole series was pretty lousy, and that's coming from someone who wasn't a fan of Chip 'n Dale's Rescue Rangers. It packs less humor in twenty two minutes than the shorts on ''Raw Toonage'' did in five, and belongs in the dusty bottom drawer of Disney Afternoon series, buried under ''Quack Pack'' and ''The Mighty Ducks.''

** The Father Time episode fits this too.