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A beautiful picture of Honey Bunny by deviantArt user LolaBunnyvsLexiBunny. It's been published in April 2015. According to author, they wanted to give Honey Bunny a 70's look.
This is another sport-related collectible. Shall we have some coffee? Or maybe you prefer a tea? With your partner? If so, this set of cups is perfect for you! Cups with Bugs Bunny and Honey Bunny, produced in 1983 by Russ Berrie and Company in Australia
Once upon a time, instead of tablets, for long journeys parents were giving their children such magic slates like this. Their children were having fun all the way and were happy. So this is one of such magic slates. This one was produced by Golden in 1983 and features Bugs Bunny, Honey Bunny and other Looney Tunes characters. It remains a mystery why is Bugs Bunny holding Honey's ears...
Let's go on holiday! A 1000-piece jigsaw puzzle with Looney Tunes, produced in 1995. This puzzle is interesting because it marks rare appearance of five characters: Honey Bunny, Henery Hawk (a small bird just under Road Runner), Sylvester The Cat Jr., Marc Anthony and Petunia Pig.
Do you like drawing? If so, you should be interested in this magic slate from 1985. Especially because, apart from Honey Bunny, it also features other forgotten Looney Tune, namely Clyde Rabbit, Bugs Bunny's nephew. The characters create a wind orchestra - Bugs Bunny is a director, Clyde and Daffy Duck play percussion, Honey Bunny plays horn, Elmer plays flute and Sylvester... plays some don't-know-what :)
I think everyone would like to sleep in such a bedsheet! This is a bedsheet from 1991 with images of the sweetest fembunny in all Toondom Honey Bunny doing sports
An interesting find every true fan of Looney Tunes should see. This is an original print Creslan ad from 1974, featuring Bugs Bunny and his girlfriend Honey Bunny. It is also a rare example where the more "hannabarberian" model of Honey has been used
Just another collectible you could buy at Marriott's Great America and Great Adventure amusement parks. A teapot with saucer, featuring Honey Bunny smiling to you, produced in 1981. As you may remember, a whole series of souvenirs with this picture of the sweetest fembunny in all toondom has been produced at that time.
One of the most bizarre collectibles featuring Looney Tunes characters. Wanna play some music? If so, here are two maracas with Honey Bunny. Production date and producer name are not given but both maracas are still able to play and they are still available via eBay.
One of the most beautiful collectibles featuring Looney Tunes characters. A beautiful 1200-piece jigsaw puzzle tittled "Masterpieces". It was available through Warner Bros. Studio Stores, today they rarely appear in online auctions.

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Honey Bunny's Biography - part 5

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A model sheet for Honey Bunny from 1990

1990's

In early 1990's there appeared another official model sheet for Honey Bunny. In this version she is visually much closer to Bugs, however, she has got more feminine and delicate shapes as well.

1990's is a time when Honey Bunny debuted in another entertainment area of life, that is, in games. She first appeared in "Bugs Bunny Crazy Castle" issued by Kemco. Honey appears in two first versions of this game, for NES and GameBoy (in two later ones there appears Lola Bunny). In this game we control Bugs Bunny whose task is to complete 60 stages of middle level of difficulty to free Honey Bunny who has been imprisoned in a tower by other characters from Looney Tunes. Honey Bunny also appeared in a pinball game "Bugs Bunny's Birthday" released in 1990 for Bugs Bunny's 50th Birthday.

Will ya?, a limited edition sericel. The scene is taken directly from the animated short Hare Splitter (1948). Notice the misspelled name on the box of chocolates

To think that Warner Bros. didn't plan to put Honey Bunny in a movie would be a mistake. Such plans were made in middle 1990's when they started working on a full-length film with Looney Tunes characters. Of course, it was "Space Jam".

A proposed model sheet for Honey Bunny for Space Jam

In this movie Honey Bunny was planned to be Bugs Bunny's female counterpart and it is even proved by early sketches. On these sketches we see an athletic fembunny with a bow on her head, wearing a dress referring to the flag of the United States of America. However, an artist who prepared those sketches drew Honey in so unfortunate way that she looked like Bugs' twin sister (another artist even commented it saying "is it just Bugs in drag?"). They decided to change her visual appearance. Artists working on "Space Jam" probably decided to return to earlier yellow comic version of Honey Bunny and to modernize and update her.

It also seems that from the very beginning they planned to change her name as well. Among proposed new names there appeared Bunni Bunny, Lola Buni (it's not a mistake!), Lola Rabbit, and even Daisy Lou. Eventually this "newer version of Honey Bunny" has got the name of Lola Bunny.

Technically speaking, we should consider Lola and Honey the same character who has just been redesigned. The same thing happened to Melissa Duck, a Daffy Duck's girlfriend, who in now televised animated sitcom "The Looney Tunes Show" is called Tina Russo Duck.

The introduction of Lola Bunny caused some controversies. Some fans protested against her, pointing out that Bugs Bunny was earlier in love with Honey (though those protests were probably an effect of lack of knowledge about how Lola was created). Other fans wondered about some details of Lola's appearance as she has got quite huge breasts and, so to say, a sexy bottom. Some fans came to the conclusion that Warner Bros. introduced into the world of Looney Tunes a character whose role was to look like... a symbol of sex.

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