Something I realized after uploading the video was that I forgot there was a Real Housewives of Atlanta reference in Clone-icula. I’ll probably put it alongside any other references I missed if I found out I missed more.
The troll 2 reference with the presence of the fly is priceless. I just found an old Bunnicula book and looked it up and glad to see they made an adaption in some way.
The Warriors-inspired episode is my most favourite episode. Loved the reveal at the end for why they were after Bunnicula. Loved all the horror/sci-fi references they managed to throw in throughout the series, especially the Troll 2 nod 😆🤣
There's also the episode "Bunn In Space" which is pretty much an episode homage to Ridley Scott's Alien and basically a trope of other horror characters that went to space, there's also other episodes plots that pays homage to classic horrors like The Fly, Last Voyage of The Demeter (I think it was based on something), and Count Orlock is basically a nod to Nosferatu
Does the creator still reply? Update: Im asking this because i love refrence videos and this was made 1 month ago i thought i was the only one who watched bunnicula in 2023 omg
Let me see if I’m naming all those references correctly: 1. Bunnicula’s original design from the book that inspired the series. 2. The reference to the show “Breadwinners”. 3. Harold’s comment about Bunnicula’s disguise being a possible reference to Rocko from “Rocko’s Modern Life”. 4. Harold referencing Monopoly. 5. Fluffy’s title being a reference to “Buffy the Vampire Slayer”. 6. Lugosi the Guinea pig getting his name from the real-life actor, Bela Lugosi, who played Count Dracula in the 1931 film. 7. The show that Chester suggested stars characters who resemble the characters from the “Twilight” saga. 8. The game show that Harold and Bunnicula watch is an animated version of “Wheel of Fortune”. 9. Chester’s freak out with the fly on his head is a parody of “Troll 2”. 10. Bunnicula does an impression of Bugs Bunny. 11. Chester and Harold’s detective alter egos are a reference to Sherlock Holmes and Watson. 12. While on a sugar rush, Bunnicula’s running posture resembles Sonic the Hedgehog. 13. The government agent who tries to capture Bunnicula references Elmer Fudd with his line, “It’s wabbit season alright!”. 14. The episode “Bunn on a Plane” is a reference to the movie “Snakes on a Plane” and the python hypnotizing people, likely a reference to Kaa from “The Jungle Book”. 15. Chester references “Super Sayan”. 16. Harold and Chester’s “missing link” disguise is a reference to Shaggy and Scooby’s disguise from “Scooby Doo and The Witch’s Ghost”. This episode itself references “Jurassic Park”. 17. The TV show is a reference to “Star Trek”. 18. Bunnicula briefly turns into the 1982 version of himself. 19. Harold and Bunnicula pretend to be “Star Wars” characters. 20. The episode itself is a reference to “The Maltese Falcon”. 21. The way Bunnicula transforms is a reference to “Sailor Moon”. 22. Harold’s training montage is an homage to “Rocky”. 23. The episode is a reference to “The Warriors”. (1979) 24. Another Bugs Bunny impersonation. 25. The episode is a reference to “The Thing”. 26. Som episode titles reference the names and titles of old monster movies, music records, famous places, and calendars.
Let me give u some tips: Episode Puzzle madness Bunnicula gives Chester a puzzle then pulls out a pocket watch from nowhere and says in gibberish "I'm late! I'm late!" Bunnicula in wonderland is that you?
The naruto run too. Bunnicula did it! I forgot the title of the episode. But it's like when Lugosi took Chester and turned him into a giant monster thing.
I'm not sure, this video was only made to showcase the pop cultural references of the cartoon. I don't think there were any references that had to do with that fandom shipping...
It probably wasn't a reference to Rocko, but I just put it in there since Harold called Bunnicula a wallaby and the way Bunnicula is dressed slightly resembles Rocko.
Something I realized after uploading the video was that I forgot there was a Real Housewives of Atlanta reference in Clone-icula. I’ll probably put it alongside any other references I missed if I found out I missed more.
Bro I miss this childhood cartoon so much
The troll 2 reference with the presence of the fly is priceless. I just found an old Bunnicula book and looked it up and glad to see they made an adaption in some way.
The Warriors-inspired episode is my most favourite episode. Loved the reveal at the end for why they were after Bunnicula.
Loved all the horror/sci-fi references they managed to throw in throughout the series, especially the Troll 2 nod 😆🤣
There's also the episode "Bunn In Space" which is pretty much an episode homage to Ridley Scott's Alien and basically a trope of other horror characters that went to space, there's also other episodes plots that pays homage to classic horrors like The Fly, Last Voyage of The Demeter (I think it was based on something), and Count Orlock is basically a nod to Nosferatu
Does the creator still reply? Update: Im asking this because i love refrence videos and this was made 1 month ago i thought i was the only one who watched bunnicula in 2023 omg
2:56 oh my gooosh!
Chester makes a dumb and dumber refrence in curse of the weredude "I like it, I like a lot" quote
Fluffy also made a reference to elmer fudd by saying “i have to be very very quiet, im hunting vampire rabbit”
One of my favorite references:
Whenever Bunnicula eats spinach, he gains super strength. This is a clear reference to Popeye.
0:12 WE MAKEING OUT IN NEW ORLEANS WITH THIS ONE🔥🔥🔥🔥❗❗❗🗣🗣🗣🗣
Let me see if I’m naming all those references correctly:
1. Bunnicula’s original design from the book that inspired the series.
2. The reference to the show “Breadwinners”.
3. Harold’s comment about Bunnicula’s disguise being a possible reference to Rocko from “Rocko’s Modern Life”.
4. Harold referencing Monopoly.
5. Fluffy’s title being a reference to “Buffy the Vampire Slayer”.
6. Lugosi the Guinea pig getting his name from the real-life actor, Bela Lugosi, who played Count Dracula in the 1931 film.
7. The show that Chester suggested stars characters who resemble the characters from the “Twilight” saga.
8. The game show that Harold and Bunnicula watch is an animated version of “Wheel of Fortune”.
9. Chester’s freak out with the fly on his head is a parody of “Troll 2”.
10. Bunnicula does an impression of Bugs Bunny.
11. Chester and Harold’s detective alter egos are a reference to Sherlock Holmes and Watson.
12. While on a sugar rush, Bunnicula’s running posture resembles Sonic the Hedgehog.
13. The government agent who tries to capture Bunnicula references Elmer Fudd with his line, “It’s wabbit season alright!”.
14. The episode “Bunn on a Plane” is a reference to the movie “Snakes on a Plane” and the python hypnotizing people, likely a reference to Kaa from “The Jungle Book”.
15. Chester references “Super Sayan”.
16. Harold and Chester’s “missing link” disguise is a reference to Shaggy and Scooby’s disguise from “Scooby Doo and The Witch’s Ghost”. This episode itself references “Jurassic Park”.
17. The TV show is a reference to “Star Trek”.
18. Bunnicula briefly turns into the 1982 version of himself.
19. Harold and Bunnicula pretend to be “Star Wars” characters.
20. The episode itself is a reference to “The Maltese Falcon”.
21. The way Bunnicula transforms is a reference to “Sailor Moon”.
22. Harold’s training montage is an homage to “Rocky”.
23. The episode is a reference to “The Warriors”. (1979)
24. Another Bugs Bunny impersonation.
25. The episode is a reference to “The Thing”.
26. Som episode titles reference the names and titles of old monster movies, music records, famous places, and calendars.
Let me give u some tips:
Episode Puzzle madness Bunnicula gives Chester a puzzle then pulls out a pocket watch from nowhere and says in gibberish "I'm late! I'm late!" Bunnicula in wonderland is that you?
There's a One Piece reference in the locket episode when he drains a plastic plant.
The naruto run too. Bunnicula did it! I forgot the title of the episode. But it's like when Lugosi took Chester and turned him into a giant monster thing.
I actually happen to know what episode you’re talking about (Iron Bunn), I’ll make sure to put it in Part 2!
7:13 Why were they dabbing
3:20 Sherlock Holmes
Ok so she knows about him right? Like there's no way you just find a rabbit with red eyes and sleeping upside down and think "totally normal"
Are there any other references within this series that can also effectively prove the pairing of Bunnicula x Chester?
I'm not sure, this video was only made to showcase the pop cultural references of the cartoon. I don't think there were any references that had to do with that fandom shipping...
@chompernineteen-ninetyfour8445 that would be a pretty interesting video but hard to find
i thought the record player ref was a mimic.
1:08 I'm so confused
It probably wasn't a reference to Rocko, but I just put it in there since Harold called Bunnicula a wallaby and the way Bunnicula is dressed slightly resembles Rocko.
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