Egg

Egg is a yellowish orange egg in Bush and Looney Original Shorts, originally titled "Bush and Looney". He cannot move by himself but is still an example of big things coming in small packages, a theme popular throughout the run of the shorts. His first appearance was the 1943 short, "No Egg to Stand On". In this cartoon, Little-Kitty and Skittle-Kitty come across him and try successfully to repel Looney, the predator, away from him. After a few other shorts with this formula, Peenut took the place of Looney, as the writers wanted a more competent villain. While several Egg-Peenut-Little-Skittle cartoons continued to be made, a new popular theme emerged in the short, "And One for Duck" in 1952 where Retarded Duck mistook the egg as his own. Along with Eelface and Finn shorts, these would be the only absences of Looney and Little Yellow Guy in Retarded Duck shorts. His last appearance was the 1970 short, "Break an Egg!", with Little-Kitty, Skittle-Kitty, and Peenut, the first in this formula since 1958. He made 23 appearances in the Golden Era and is used often in the modernized version of Bush and Looney.