Little Yellow Guy

Little Yellow Guy is an armless yellow blob with orange feet, big eyes, and tufts of hair atop his head in Bush and Looney Original Shorts, then simply titled "Bush and Looney". His first appearance was the 1931 short, "Jolly Good Yellow", with Alien, in which his catchphrase "I don't have any hands", when he is at the edge of a cliff and Alien tells him to hold on with them, is first used. He continued to make three other appearances with Alien until his 1934 appearance where they join Looney, "The Lion's Scare", which was widely popular and is recognized as one of the greatest cartoons of the thirties. In it, he first encounters these aliens who come in with an unidentified flying object and Looney is terrified of them. Looney attempts to catch them and there is a series of each of them winning a round, with Alien virtually uninvolved. The cartoons became even more popular when they began to feature Retarded Duck in 1936, with "Dumb Duck". With the same pattern in different locations and scenarios, other lions such as Loon, Dumb-Dumb, Nala, and Evil Brother began to occasionally appear in their cartoons, and in the 1954 short, "Bush Comes To Shove", Bush joins the four for the first time, something that would happen only thrice. Little Yellow Guy's last appearance was the 1973 short, "Yellow Freak", which was also the last appearance of Alien and Retarded Duck and the penultimate appearance of Looney. He appeared in 78 cartoons in the Golden Era and is currently used frequently in the modernized version of Bush and Looney.