| “ | That's all, Folks! | „ |
| ~ Buddy in the closing logo |
Buddy was the main cartoon character who appears in the Warner Bros. Cartoons series from 1933-35 and an one-shot character in Animaniacs. He is Cookie's boyfriend and the older brother-in-law of Elmer, as well as the owner of Happy the Dog. He served as an replacement of Bosko from the old cartoons.
He was voiced by the late Jack Carr in the original shorts, and in Animaniacs by Jim Cummings, who also voices Pete, Winnie the Pooh, Tigger and other characters from Disney series and TV Shows.
History[]
Buddy makes his first unofficial appearence in Buddy's Day Out in which he plays an bigger role along with Cookie and his younger brother-in-law Elmer, as well with his pet dog Happy.
He then made his official appearance in the 1934 short directed by Fritz Freleng Buddy's Beer Garden.
He is described as an young boy who can dress up in different costumes. In Buddy the Detective, Buddy investigates the kidnapping of Cookie sent by an mad pianist who crudely plays piano, but Buddy manages to rescue Cookie and plays the piano to defeat the mad pianist once and for all.
In Buddy episodes, Buddy greets his girlfriend Cookie by saying Hello.
In Buddy the Gee Man which in his final appearence in The Golden Age Of Animation, Buddy becomes an Gee Man and gets hired as an prison guard by his boss. He recruits the criminals and tells them to be nice with other people.
Buddy appears in Animaniacs as an one-shot character which he gets hit by The Warner Siblings with mallets to make his cartoons more entertaining.
He was revealed to be the main antagonist of the Season 1 finale episode The Warner's 65th Anniversary Special.
He made a cameo in Space Jam and Looney Tunes Back In Action.
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