Tasmanian She-Devil is a Looney Tunes character created by Robert McKimson. She has been voiced by Mel Blanc and Brendan Fraser.
Description[]
The Tasmanian Devil's wife appears infrequently, but when she does it is always with her husband. She holds a strong reign of dominance and superiority over her husband, Most often hitting him on the head with a rolling pin.
Appearance[]
Being the female equivalent of the Tasmanian Devil, She-Devil looks almost identical to her husband, save for her hair-bow, prominent eyelashes, lipstick, bangles on arm and high heels.
History[]
She-Devil debuted at the end of "Devil May Hare", in which she marries The Tasmanian Devil. In her next appearance, "Bedevilled Rabbit", She-Devil is enraged at Taz for kissing another female of their species, although it is actually Bugs Bunny in disguise. She even appears in the film Looney Tunes Back in Action where she is disguised as Mr. Smith. She also appears in much merchandising, including stuffed animals and children's coloring books.
In each of her animated appearances, she in general makes very minimal amount of screen time, at least compared to her husband Taz, as her screen time is generally limited to minor cameo appearances; most notably in both "Devil May Hare" and "Bedevilled Rabbit", she only appears in a brief cameo at the end of both shorts.
For unknown reasons, she, to date, has not appeared in any of Taz's solo spin-off projects, such as the TV series Taz-Mania or the movie Taz: Quest for Burger.
Filmography[]
- "Devil May Hare" (June 19, 1954)
- "Bedevilled Rabbit" (April 13, 1957)
- Looney Tunes Back in Action (2003)












