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BITTEN BY THE BUG TM
The “ORIGINAL”
LuvBugs, Sports Bugs, and Bugtoons Character Trademarks first appeared in two publications and consisted of: “The”
Anti-Drug Bug, School Bug, Book Bug, Computer Bug, Anti-Litter Bug, Philly Bug, Health Bug, Safety Bug, Party Bug, RockN’Roll
Bug, Workout Bug, Aerobics Bug, Car Bug, Travel Bug, Rain Bug, Buggy Bank, The Savings Bug, Tennis Bug, Golf Bug, Bowling
Bug, Ski Bug, Snow Bug, Baseball Bug, Hockey Bug, Basketball Bug, Football Bug, Volleyball Bug, Soccer Bug, Skate Board Bug,
Bike Bug, Roller Bug, Shopping Bug, Camera Bug, Movie Bug, Video Bug, Rap Master Bug, Memory Bug, TV Bug, Scooter Bug, Beach
Bug, Fishing Bug, Surf Bug, Scuba Bug, Arcade Bug, Casino Bug and the Cruise Bug. It also included “THE” Memo
Bug, Guitar Bug, Race Track Bug, Surfer Bug, Beach Bug, Clothes Bug, Party Bug, Dance Bug, Sofa Bug, Jazz Bug, Jogger Bug,
Water Ski Bug, Rodeo Bug, Wrestling Bug, Running Bug, Boxing Bug, Motor Cycle Bug, Fencing Bug, Karate Bug, Ice Skating Bug,
Music Bug, Office Bug, Art Bug, Lightning Bug, Olympics Bug, Railroad Bug, Country Western Bug, Broadway Bug, Super Bug, Lottery
Bug, Outdoors Bug, Frisbee Bug, Ping Pong Bug, Bingo Bug, Archery Bug, Space Bug, Mall Bug, Garden Bug, and Jewelry Bug.
Notice: All of these intellectual properties remain active and many are still listed in GLOBAL
DIRCETORIES & PUBLICATIONS. They are protected under the international laws that govern such property rights
for copyrights and trademarks.
The role of our character names are essentially semantic and are fulfilled through the phonetic characteristics of the name,
as well as visually by way of its graphic presentation, as well as the live-action characters that are elements in tune
with the very message being conveyed through the trademark property. These graphics that accompany the “name”
also corresponds very closely to the message that the logo/design/character is conveying by its own distinctiveness by way
of our promotional merchandising, licensing, advertising and educational efforts both nationally and globally.