Little Wallaby

Little Wallaby is a reddish brown kickboxer wallaby with boxing gloves in Bush and Looney Original Shorts, then simply titled "Bush and Looney". He is oxymoronically the biggest of the "big things come in small packages" characters. His first appearance was 1946's "Jolt to a Stop". In it, Looney the lion goes around Australia, belligerently looking for a fight and easy prey. He comes across this innocent-looking wallaby and decides that it would be an easy catch, but his theory was proven wrong when Little Wallaby beats him up. He went on to appear in several cartoons in this format. In  1959's "Wouldn't Say Roo", the Wacky Zingoz was angry after losing a fight and tried preying on Little Wallaby, only to be beaten yet again. These two formats would give him two rivals in his run. His last appearance in the Golden Era was the 1972 short, Aussie Boots, with Looney. He starred in 22 cartoons and is still commonly used in the modernized version of Bush and Looney.