Roger Rabbit is an animated cartoon character which is an anthropomorphic rabbit. Roger Rabbit was first introduced by Gary K. Wolf in his novel, which was ‘Who Censored Roger Rabbit?’, which was published in the year 1981. In the book, Roger Rabbit appears as six feet tall, with just white fur on his stomach and brown fur all over his body.
Gray K. Wolf’s novel was later re-envisioned and created into a live-action, animated movie by Disney, which was named ‘Who Framed Roger Rabbit’ in the year 1988. The movie is set in a town which is known as ‘Toontown’ where many toons live together, and Roger Rabbit is one of them. But the story begins when Roger Rabbit is framed for the murder of a well-known Hollywood producer named Marvin Acme, who also happens to be the owner of the Toontown.
About Who Framed Roger Rabbit
Who Framed Roger Rabbit was a hit in animation for Disney in 1988. Later, Roger Rabbit’s Character appeared in several other Disney movies like ‘Mickey’s 60th Birthday’ which was released in 1988, ‘Tiny Toon Adventures’ released in 1991, ‘And Aladdin and the King of Thieves’ which was released in 1996.
And also, spinoffs were made considering the original storyline, like ‘Who P-P-P-Plugged Roger Rabbit,’ which was released in the year 1991, and ‘Who Wacked Roger Rabbit,’ which was later released in the year 2013.
As the 35th anniversary of the iconic film “Who Framed Roger Rabbit” (1988) approaches, a notable character is poised to make a long-awaited return to the Disneyland Resort. Judge Doom, a villainous figure from the movie, is set to make his debut in the theme park this upcoming fall.
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‘Roger Rabbit’ Returns to Disneyland After 35 Years
A mysterious video shared by the Disneyland Resort on various social media platforms has sent fans abuzz with excitement. The video features a cryptic call from the infamous D.I.P., an evil substance within the Roger Rabbit universe known for its ability to eliminate toons.
The video is accompanied by imagery of an “A1 Solvents” barrel carrying the ominous and dangerous D.I.P., a chemical compound with the power to eradicate toons.
The visual transitions to the newly re-imagined San Fransokyo Square at Disney California Adventure, where a crate bearing the logo of the new land indicates the arrival of Robert Callaghan / Yokai. This Character will be making his Park debut during the Halloween season.
Unveiling Yokai: Robert Callaghan’s Park Debut at Disney California Adventure
While official confirmation from Disneyland remains pending, the unveiled clues strongly suggest that both Judge Doom and Robert Callaghan are connected to the upcoming Oogie Boogie Bash at the Disneyland Resort. This event is scheduled to take place from September to October over a span of 25 select nights.
The presence of Roger Rabbit, a rare sighting at the Disneyland Resort, is certain to delight fans. The inclusion of Judge Doom, portrayed by actor Christopher Lloyd in the Robert Zemeckis film, promises to be a mind-blowing experience for many visitors.
Oogie Boogie Bash: Villainous Characters Set to Steal the Show
The eagerly anticipated appearances of these two villains are set to create a buzz among attendees of the Oogie Boogie Bash. While tickets for the after-hours event are already sold out, the fervor of fans is expected to generate a plethora of media coverage featuring the two villains, particularly Judge Doom.
Whether attendees are drawn to iconic attractions like the Haunted Mansion or the thrilling Guardians of the Galaxy: Mission Breakout, the Disneyland Resort in Southern California offers many enchanting experiences suitable for guests of all ages.
Disneyland’s Diverse Offerings Bring Joy to Guests
The historic return of ‘Roger Rabbit’ and the introduction of Judge Doom at the Disneyland Resort mark a momentous occasion for fans and park enthusiasts. As the 35th anniversary of “Who Framed Roger Rabbit” is commemorated, the infusion of beloved characters into the park’s ambiance adds an extra layer of excitement and nostalgia to the magical atmosphere of the resort.
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