Bunyip (Australian TV series)

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Bunyip is an Australian children's cartoon series based on the famous mythical creature.^[1]

Characters[]

• Bunyip
• Dingo
• Platypus
• Wombat
• Kookaburra
• Bandicoot
• Possum

Episodes (Incomplete)[]

• Bunyip and the Dingo & Hamper
• Bunyip and the Great Aussie Bight
• Bunyip and the Boomeroo
• Bunyip and the Lyrebird
• Bunyip and the Possum
• Bunyip and the Wood Nymph
• Bunyip and the Kookaburra
• Bunyip and the Wombat
• Bunyip and the Bandicoot
• Bunyip and the Platypus
• Bunyip's Birthday

Video release[]

One VHS tape was released by ABC Video in 1991.

References[]

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