Toon Bullets

The Toon Bullets are six talking Toon bullets, that unfortunately turn out to be "Dum-Dums", each with unique personalities and they are all Old Western archetypes in the movie Who Framed Roger Rabbit.
==Role in the film==
During the events of the movie, Eddie decides to enter Toontown. Tossing R.K. Maroon's gun away, he takes out a cartoon revolver. The mahogany gun box, labeled on the outside with "Valiant & Valiant" is inscribed inside with a thank you from Yosemite Sam ("Thanks for getting me out of the Hoosegow") lined with red velvet. The ammunition, resting under a velvet crease, comes to life from a deep sleep - six Toon .38 Dum-Dum Bullets.
After the Dum-Dums eagerly dive into their respective chambers in his opened gun cylinder, Eddie snaps it shut, reaches into his shoulder holster, and removes his Wild Turkey bottle. He removes the cork with his teeth, spits it out, and then after a long pause, pours the booze onto the ground. He flings the empty bottle high into the air and fires one Toon .38 at it. The Toon bullet climbs quickly toward its target, gives an Indian war-whoop, and destroys it with a tomahawk.
Later on, Eddie steps into a dark alley and brandishes his oversized Toon gun with the Dum-Dums. Jessica steps out of the shadows - and fires and deflects the long-barreled gun (similar to the one that killed Maroon) out of the hand of a shadowy figure behind Eddie to save his life. She explains that Doom had murdered Maroon with the same gun. Eddie shoots at Doom three times, unfortunately, the 3 bullets go the wrong way. Noting that they were "Dum-Dums", Eddie discards the revolver with the remaining two in order to pursue after Doom.
== Trivia ==
* According to the Toon Bullets' sketch notes, one of the Toon Bullets is named after Pat Buttram, who also provided the voice for one of these bullets.
** Similarly in the same sketch notes, one of the Toon Bullets is named after Andy Devine, who previously provided the voice of Friar Tuck in Robin Hood (1973) fifteen years earlier. Coincidentally, Pat Buttram also provided the voice of the Sheriff of Nottingham in the same film.
* One of the Dum-Dum bullets, specifically the one voiced by Pat Buttram, bears a striking resemblance to that of Looney Tunes' Yosemite Sam, the original owner of these Toon bullets prior to gifting it as a present to Eddie Valiant.
==Gallery==
Toon Bullets.jpg|Toon Bullets
Storage Box Open.jpg|The storage box they were kept in
Native American Bullet.jpg|Native American Bullet (a.k.a. Says Nothing)
Bullet Smashing Bottle.jpg|Native American Indian Bullet (a.k.a. Says Nothing) destroying Eddie's bottle
Toon Bullets 2.jpg|Dum-Dums (Pat Butram, Walter Brenean, and Andy Devine)
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