Lopunny (1950-1974 cartoons)

Originating from Toho's anime studio (1932-1982) these were the inspiration for the Pokémon of the same name. It followed the slapstick adventures of a anthro rabbit named Lopunny who uses not only tricks, but her sexy looks to defeat bad guys. She was part of the 1942-1976 series Killer Cartoons.

Filmography

1950's

Lopunny's Show Boat (September 24 1950)

The Bunny's Busy (February 16 1951)

The Tree Chopper (August 2 1951)

My Fair Bunny (October 20 1951)

Gift Wrapped (January 3 1952)

All Styled Up (April 11 1952)

Funny Bunny (June 26 1952)

A Cold Start (September 24 1952)

Lopunny The Pirate (February 4 1953)

The Fast And The Furry-Ous (May 22 1953)

Broomstick Bunny (July 16 1953)

Time Sure Horseflies (November 19 1953)

Lopunny's Circus (March 5 1954)

Batter Me Up (July 7 1954)

Kitchen Carnage (December 3 1954)

Dog Pounded (February 15 1955)

Super Bunny (April 2 1955)

Lopunny's Bar (August 24 1955)

The Road To Mexico (October 16 1955)

As Light As Hare (January 15 1956)

Daredevil Hare (June 18 1956)

Fright Night (November 1 1956)

It's Got Her Again (February 24 1957)

A Star Is Torn (May 2 1957)

Mouse Trouble (September 26 1957)

Rock-A-Bye Bunny (March 2 1958)

Hassle In The Castle (July 30 1958)

Lasso Lopunny (December 27 1958)

The Rabbit Hunt (April 5 1959)

Tabasco Lane (September 7 1959)

1960's

The Rabbit's Tale (March 7 1960)

Love Bit Her (August 18 1960)

Hare-Abian Knights (May 12 1961)

The Treehouse Of Horror (June 16 1961)

Flirty Bunny (September 3 1962)

Paris Bunny (May 15 1963)

Sugar And Spies (September 16 1963)

War And Cleanse (February 3 1964)

A Boot For A Boot (July 18 1965)

Wipe Out!! (April 17 1966)

Cottontail Capers (August 4 1967)

Ears For Fears (July 7 1968)

Transylvania Bunny (October 24 1969)

1970's

Flower Power (May 18 1970)

Down On The Farm (April 14 1971)

The Early Bird Gets The Bunny (September 23 1972)

Run Run Sweet Lopunny! (May 26 1973)

The Great Big Shark (April 12 1974)