5.7K views · 30 reactions | What happens when you cross Star Wars, Marvel, and cartoon toads? Answer: Bucky O'Hare and the Toad Wars. | SYFY | Facebook

🟢💥 Bucky O’Hare (1991) wasn’t just a cartoon—it was a killer toy line that blasted onto shelves with bold sculpts, neon colors, and serious shelf presence. Produced by Hasbro, the Bucky O’Hare figures stood out with their comic-style details, unique character designs, and wild accessories. From the four-armed, duck-billed Deadeye Duck to the sleek, psychic Jenny, each figure looked like it leapt straight out of the animated series—and the packaging even featured comic-style artwork that made i

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Happy Saturday Morning! 📺💥🐰🥣 Bucky O’Hare and the Toad Wars - 1991: Back in the day I remember Bucky O’Hare coming out of nowhere. Was he part of the TMNT universe? There were plenty of anthropomorphic animals here too. And the toy line certainly looked similar! But then again, all the focus on the Toads in the series also reminded me of Battletoads. Which was yet another spawn of the TMNT craze! Boy, the early 90’s certainly was a confusing time for toys and cartoons. (Blame the insane succ