Merlin of Monroe is a minor character from the Looney Tunes franchise who first appeared in the 1955 short "Knight-Mare Hare". He is a mischievous old sorcerer that lives in a tower in the middle of Nowhere who briefly clashed with Bugs Bunny, which resulted in Merlin being transformed into a horse.
Since his debut, Merlin Monroe has been an incredibly obscure character, only having made less than a handful of cameos in backgrounds of Looney Tunes media during the 90s. However, he was given a significant role in the 1999 video game Bugs Bunny: Lost in Time, where he was made Bugs Bunny's friendly mentor, helping him to escape the past, and serving as a guide for the player during tutorials.
Appearances[]
The classic short:
The Sylvester & Tweety Mysteries episode:
The video game:
Notes[]
- He is a parody of the legendary wizard Merlin from Arthurian legend.
- His name is a reference to famed actress Marilyn Monroe.
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