Lulubelle is the dueteragonist of Bongo the Bear in 1947’s 4th Walt Disney classic Fun and Fancy Free.
History
Fun and Funcy Free
Lulubelle first appears after Bongo fails to catch a fish for breakfast. At first sight, Bongo falls in love with her, thinking that all of this is too good to be true. However, everything stopped abruptly when Lumpjaw arrived and tried to have Lulubelle for himself.
Lulubelle to prove her love to Bongo tries to make them understand that love bears slap each other, but he does not understand believing that he is unloading him, Lulubelle continues until he accidentally slaps Lumpjaw and so he keeps her to himself with Bongo who walks away with a broken heart.
But when Bongo that the bears slap each other to show love, he then remembers that Lulubelle had slapped him more than a slap and comes to his senses happy and runs to save her from Lumpjaw.
The fight ends with Bongo and Lumpjaw crashing down a waterfall and Lulubelle mourning Bongo's apparent death, but he actually survived and is cheered on by the other forest bears.
Bongo slaps Lulubelle to show her her love and Lulubelle does the same with Bongo, the film ends with Bongo and Lulubelle climbing over two trees that join together to form a heart shape and the two bears kiss.
Disney Parks
In Disney parks, Lulubelle appears as a common character alongside Bongo. Both retired in the 1990s.
