Bonkers/YMMV

Complete Monster: The Collector.
Crowning Moment of Awesome: Any time when Lucky applies and believes in Toon Physics.
Crowning Moment of Heartwarming: The end of "Is Toon Fur Really Warm?" where Marilyn hugs Skunky Skunk up until the Mood Whiplash.
- In "The Day The Toon Stood Still," Toons are literally running out of time and fading away. Just before Lucky confronts the Big Bad, Bonkers tells him that if he doesn't hurry, all Toons everywhere will return to the drawing boards and eventually blank paper. Lucky is visibly shaken by this revelation and rushes into action. Moments later, when all hell breaks loose, you can see (for just a second or two) Lucky holding Bonkers and Fall-Apart Rabbit as they fearfully look on.
- From "Basic Spraining," just two words: "Trust me."
Ensemble Darkhorse: Some people consider Wacky Weasel to be this. There's a good amount of screenshots and fanart of him online despite being a one-shot villain.
Evil Is Sexy: Catcha Longlegs proves this.
Nightmare Fuel: The Collector was pretty scary to begin with, and that's to say nothing of the laminated toons crying.
- The Father Time episode fits this too.
Memetic Sex God: Fawn Deer and Miranda Wright.
Shipping: There's Miranda/Bonkers fan art. No, it's not as sweet as you think it is.
They Changed It, Now It Sucks: Some fans have this reaction to the Miranda episodes. All of the regulars from the Lucky episodes were gone, and Bonkers became more of a Butt Monkey.
- Although there are fans who prefer the Miranda episodes as she's far less abrasive than Lucky and also prefer the greater emphasis on humor.
Viewer Gender Confusion: Alto, voiced by Cree Summer, is a young, male, toon saxophone... that has facial hair... and is still confused as being a girl, by some fans.
The Woobie: Jitters, so very much.