Definitions

1. Bluto is a cartoon character created by Paramount Pictures as Popeye 's Nemesis.
2. Bluto is a cartoon character created in 1933 by Fleischer Studios for its Popeye the Sailor theatrical animated series.
3. Bluto is a large, bearded, musclebound man.
4. Bluto is a big goofy ball of energy who we picked up on a recent trip to Animal Care and Control.
5. Bluto is a unique and fast web browser with split-screen ability. (Web site)

Sea Hag

1. So if you are caught between two Sea Hags or between Bluto and The Sea Hag, you will have to quick on the joystick and Punch button to survive.

Rare

1. Spinach-usage was rare and Bluto made only one appearance.

Stronger

1. Afterwards, Popeye will turn red and become stronger than Bluto for about 10 seconds (shorter in later levels).

Quest

1. Popeye is constantly pursued in his quest by love rival, Bluto (a.k.a.

Water

1. Bluto, being bigger and stronger, knocks Popeye into the water.

Underneath

1. On ALL levels, Bluto can reach from underneath or bend down from higher floors to lower ones- be careful that you are not underneath him.

Musical Notes

1. The goal was to avoid Bluto and the Sea Hag while collecting hearts, musical notes, or letters (depending on the level).

Enemies

1. Popeye's strange, comic and often supernatural adventures take him all over the world, and place him in conflict with enemies such as the Sea Hag and Bluto. (Web site)

Character

1. The character was named Bluto in the 2004 movie Popeye's Voyage: The Quest for Pappy.
2. Bluto, overhearing this, comes to the door as the character.

John Belushi

1. The most notable character from the movie that was missing from the show was John Belushi as Bluto. (Web site)

Belushi

1. In the toga party scene in the basement of the frat house in Animal House, the uncredited coed dancing with Bluto (Belushi) is his wife.

Affections

1. She constantly gets kidnapped by Bluto (aka Brutus) who is Popeye's rival for her affections but Popeye always rescues her. (Web site)

Spinach

1. Bluto discovers Popeye's dislike of spinach, and attempts to add insult to injury by forcing the sailor to eat a can of it, and kicking him under the water.
2. The animated shorts depicted Popeye as ridiculously strong, but liable to be pummeled by the much larger Bluto before his eating of the spinach.

Punch

1. NOTE: The Punch button is not required to punch Bluto or Bernard when Popeye has Spinach power.
2. If you can punch Bluto at this time, he falls into the sea, temporarily knocked out, and you will be awarded 3,000 points.

Brutus

1. For these cartoons, Bluto's name was changed to "Brutus", as it was believed at the time that Paramount owned the rights to the name "Bluto".
2. Bluto being a sailor much like Popeye and Brutus being a disheveled, out of shape civilian.

Olive Oyl

1. Olive Oyl (along with Bluto and Popeye) was going to have a cameo in Who Framed Roger Rabbit, but the rights to the characters could not be obtained. (Web site)
2. Cartoon starts off with Bluto and Popeye being friends and coworkers right up until they meet Olive Oyl.
3. Continue to avoid Bluto, Bernard, the beer bottles, and the skulls, and keep catching whatever Olive Oyl throws down.

Popeye

1. Bluto or Brutus is Popeye's nemesis; he, like Popeye, is attracted to Olive Oyl, and usually attempts to kidnap her.
2. One is the love triangle between Popeye, Olive and Bluto, and the latter's endless machinations to claim Olive at Popeye's expense. (Web site)
3. Brutus). Popeye must either run away from Bluto or grab some spinach and punch him off the screen (he will, of course, return).

Bluto

1. A villain, usually Bluto (later renamed Brutus for a time), makes a move on Popeye's "sweetie", Olive Oyl.
2. Punching a can of spinach gave Popeye a brief chance to strike back at Bluto. (Web site)
3. The Nintendo arcade game Donkey Kong was originally to feature Popeye as the hero, Bluto as the villain, and Olive Oyl as the damsel in distress. (Web site)

Categories

1. Water > Boats > Sailors > Popeye
2. Culture > Arts > Films > Olive Oyl
3. Brutus
4. Society > Culture > Arts > Punching
5. Cooking > Foods > Vegetables > Spinach
6. Books about "Bluto" in Amazon.com
   

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