Julie Bruin is an anthropomorphic female bear who appears in the Tiny Toon Music Television segment "Just Say Julie Bruin".
Appearance[]
Julie is a voluptuous, anthropomorphic bear with a prominent bust, tan fur, red almost shoulder-length hair with large bangs, big bright black eyes with thick black eyelashes, red lips, pale pink ear innards, and a small black nose. She wears a light green, low-cut spaghetti-strap dress with darker green fringe along the hemline and like-colored underskirt, two black strap-like earrings, black gloves and black high-heeled pumps.
During her cameo appearance during the music video “Money (That’s What I Want),” she wears her black pumps, along with a light blue one-piece bathing suit, a white sunhat with a like-colored hatband, and white sunglasses with green glass.
Personality[]
Not much is known about Julie, especially since she has very little time screen. But for the most part, she appears to be very bubbly, cheerful, charismatic, friendly, ecstatic, kind, and sweet. However, despite her mostly optimistic attitude, she can be easily annoyed, as seen when Buster and Babs arrive at Julie’s house (without Madonna whom Julie believed would be accompanying them), and when she discovers (to her disgust) that Madonna turns out to be “Fuddonna.”
Julie is bubbly, cheerful, charismatic, friendly, and ecstatic.
History[]
She first appears after the opening credits of her sketch, where she is laying down what seems to be a different version of "Twister". She then tells the viewers that she's having a 60s tango party with Buster and Babs, who said they invited Madonna to her party. When Buster and Babs arrive, Julie doesn't see Madonna, and asks where she is. Buster and Babs tell her that they didn't invite Madonna. Instead, they invited Fuddonna, who is none other than Elmer Fudd in a rather sexy outfit, much to Julie's dismay. After everybody arrives and is told by Julie to stand on a different Triangle, Julie puts on a music video staring Montana Max singing, "Money (That's What I Want)". She later makes a non-speaking appearance in the same music video on Monty's cruise ship, where he tosses her into the ocean. He throws a lifesaver for her to float on, but she is hit in the head with it instead.
In a deleted scene that never aired, Julie asks the viewers, "Wasn't that fun, guys?", referring to the last video that played. Then, Buster gets her attention and when she looks, she's surprised, and cringes at him, Babs, and Fuddonna, who are in cramped, stuck positions while playing the Twister-like game. Plucky plays a trivia game that involves answering the titles of songs/music videos. He gets the first two right, but the third and last one wrong when he answers, "Constantinople". Babs tells him the correct answer is "Istanbul". When he asks her what the difference is, a camel falls out of nowhere and lands on him. Plucky repeats, "Picky, picky".
Trivia[]
- Julie Bruin is not only a parody of Julie Brown, but is also voiced by her as well. In fact, her show Just Say Julie Bruin is a parody of Just Say Julie, which stars Julie Brown. The show aired on MTV from 15 February 1989 through 1 February 1992.
- Julie Brown would later voice a female character called Minerva Mink from another WB cartoon show, Animaniacs.
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