Bugs Bunny Is the Most Powerful Fictional Character Ever Created
Another interesting post by Zade on GLP
Bugs Bunny Is the Most Powerful Fictional Character Ever Created
When people debate the most powerful fictional character, they throw around names like
Superman, Goku, or Thanos with the Infinity Gauntlet—characters who can shatter planets,
manipulate time, or wipe out half the universe with a snap. But there’s one character
they overlook, a character so powerful he breaks reality itself. Bugs Bunny.
Bugs Bunny doesn’t just fight within his world—he rewrites the rules of it. He breaks
Bugs Bunny doesn’t just fight within his world—he rewrites the rules of it. He breaks
the fourth wall like it’s paper-thin, openly acknowledging he’s a cartoon.
This alone elevates him beyond beings like Thanos, who needs the Infinity Gauntlet to
manipulate his universe. Thanos bends the laws of physics, yes, but Bugs disregards
them entirely. He pauses time, erases scenes, pulls objects out of thin air, and even
survives being obliterated without a scratch.
Consider this: Bugs Bunny can redraw the outcome of any situation. If Thanos wiped out half
Consider this: Bugs Bunny can redraw the outcome of any situation. If Thanos wiped out half
the universe, Bugs would simply step out of the story, tear up the script, and
write a new one where everyone returns, all while munching a carrot.
Even the Infinity Gauntlet wouldn’t work against someone who exists above the rules of the
universe.
And what about God, the Creator? Some might argue that divine power transcends all. But
Bugs Bunny mirrors some of those traits in his own domain. He can create and destroy
anything with a flick of his hand. He shapes his reality, transcends death, and has full
control of his world’s fabric—something no hero, villain, or god-like figure in fiction can match
so effortlessly.
Bugs Bunny isn’t limited by story, physics, or mortality. He’s pure cleverness and limitless freedom
Bugs Bunny isn’t limited by story, physics, or mortality. He’s pure cleverness and limitless freedom
—a force that doesn’t just defeat his enemies but redefines the boundaries they play within.
Superman may have strength, and Goku may have transformation after transformation, but
Bugs doesn’t need power-ups. He is the power.
So the next time someone asks you who the most powerful fictional character is, remind them
So the next time someone asks you who the most powerful fictional character is, remind them
this:
“Thanos needed six stones to control his universe. Bugs Bunny doesn’t even need a reason to
“Thanos needed six stones to control his universe. Bugs Bunny doesn’t even need a reason to
rewrite his.”
Bugs doesn’t fight to win—he just decides he already has.
Bugs doesn’t fight to win—he just decides he already has.
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Love it DB.
ReplyDeleteFrom a /pol/ post:
But superman can and does regularly beat Goku. You know who the absolute top dog is in fiction and fantasy? Popeye.
Not even kidding. Popeye is THE most powerful character in fiction.
Saitama can beat superman, but popeye can easily destroy Saitama.
Wanna know why?
There are two rules you need to understand about Popeye.
1.He WILL win the fight if he can eat some spinach
2. He will ALWAYS be able to eat the spinach
One time, Popeye was erased from existence, his non existing self then proceeded to eat spinach, and came back into existence.
Another time, "the supreme being" Literally turned the universe OFF, everything gone, except Popeye. And then they had some words.
Popeye has even literally punched his creator, through the page.
Its cartoon logic but it doesnt change the fact that Popeye is the ultimate fighter in any fiction.
Great comment...thanks so much for taking the time and effort for sharing that.
ReplyDeleteI think there is much to be learned from these "characters". They are not accepting the paradigm that has been given to them. They are actively taking control of their situations. I will be posting on my personal experiences soon regarding my taking control of my reality with belief and expectation that it would happen. Thank you again for sharing that. best, db
Nice insights; Bugs has always been my anarchic fave, followed by Popeye, the classic early version. There was one episode I remember when the spinach-fueled sailor was defeated...by a fly! Despite his efforts and powerful forearms, the fly prevailed. thanks!
ReplyDeletevery much appreciate your comment....best regards, db
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