“He doesn’t have a lot of high demands in life. All he wants is a carrot and a nice afternoon where no one bugs him. And if you get on his bad side, that’s when you gotta look out. That’s when he becomes the trickster. But really, he’s just a simple rabbit, nothing to him. I think that’s why he’s so appealing. And I think that’s why when he gets in trouble, people want him to succeed.”

Eric Bauza · said date not stated · reported 2026-10-26

Bauza added that Bugs Bunny's simple desires and trickster persona make him appealing to audiences who want him to succeed.