History Main / BoxingKangaroo

* Ryohei's CoolPet [[PunnyName Kangaryu]] from ''Manga/KatekyoHitmanReborn''.

* The ''Tabletopgame/YuGiOh'' monster Des Kangaroo is this, along with a PaletteSwap called Kangaroo Champ. Des Kangaroo is also used as one of the fusion materials for Master of Oz, a [[NinjaPirateZombieRobot giant green boxing koala/kangaroo hybrid]].

* 1996's ''Storybook'' had an anthropomorphic boxing kangaroo character named Pouch, who also wore a [[KangaroosRepresentAustralia stereotypical outback hunting outfit]]. Like Matilda above, he was portrayed by an actor/stuntman in a kangaroo suit (the same actor from ''Matilda'', no less), but unlike ''Matilda'', Pouch is an anthropomorphic kangaroo, greatly decreasing the UncannyValley.

** A short scene in the third movie shows two kangaroos boxing each other.
** Rock Lee getting his butt kicked by a mom-and-joey double-teaming!

* In ''Film/AlexanderAndTheTerribleHorribleNoGoodVeryBadDay'', Alex's dad Ben tangles with one after escaping from the yard.

* ''Franchise/{{Digimon}}'' has [[https://wikimon.net/Kangarumon Kangarumon,]] which is exactly this trope.

* PlayedForLaughs in ''Series/TheBeverlyHillbillies'' when [[NeverMessWithGranny Granny Clampett]] gets into a fist-fight with a kangaroo that had escaped from the zoo and wandered onto their property: she mistakes it for a "giant jackrabbit" and wants to catch it for stew.

* The ''WesternAnimation/TomAndJerry: The Fast and the Furry'' movie had Punchy the Boxing Kangaroo, who beats up Tom when he sawed Australia in half.

* ''Franchise/{{Digimon}}'' has [[https://wikimon.net/Kangarumon Kangarumon]], which is exactly this trope.

* The ''Digimon V''-Pets gave us [[http://wikimon.net/Kangalmon Kangalmon]].

* Carlyle Auto Sales commercials feature a boxing kangaroo, appearing with blue eyes,red boxing gloves, a blue shirt in bubble letters reading I CAN!. In these commercials Carlyle Can-Garoo appears to be boxing red words in the future bold font, these words say BAD CREDIT,NO CREDIT, BANKRUPTCY, and CAR REPOSSESION. These are marked to show that the business is the car dealer which gets you a car no matter what

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* While it never appears in the TV series, one of the ''[[Anime/MobileFighterGGundam G Gundam]]'' mangas features the Jumping Gundam, a Gundam that not only looks like a boxing kangaroo, it is ''piloted'' by a boxing kangaroo using a motion capture interface.

* carlyle auto sales commercials feature a boxing kangaroo, appearing with blue eyes,red boxing gloves, a blue shirt in bubble letters reading I CAN!. In these commercials Carlyle Can-Garoo appears to be boxing red words in the future bold font, these words say BAD CREDIT,NO CREDIT, BANKRUPTCY, and CAR REPOSSESION. These are marked to show that the business is the car dealer which gets you a car no matter what
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* carlyle auto sales commercials feature a boxing kangaroo, appearing with blue eyes,red boxing gloves, a blue shirt in bubble letters reading I CAN!. In these commercials Carlyle Can-Garbo appears to be boxing red words in the future bold font, these words say BAD CREDIT,NO CREDIT, BANKRUPTCY, and CAR REPOSSESION. These are marked to show that the business is the car dealer which gets you a car no matter what

* In ''Animation/PleasantGoatAndBigBigWolf: Joys of Seasons'' episode 23, one of the hurt animals the goats help is a kangaroo, who was punching a punching bag before he was hurt, complete with him wearing boxing gloves.

* There's a boxing match between a Red Kangaroo and a Wallaroo in ''Manga/MurenaseShiitonGakuen''

* A Brazilian Creator/{{Disney}} comic starring Joe Carioca (of ''Disney/SaludosAmigos'' and ''Disney/TheThreeCaballeros'' fame) has his friend Pedrão being punched by such a kangaroo and becoming so angry he starts training to get payback.

*** In ''Disney/MagicianMickey'', Mickey's magic hoop briefly [[BalefulPolymorph turns]] Donald into a kangaroo with boxing gloves on.

* ''Franchise/Digimon'' has [[https://wikimon.net/Kangarumon Kangarumon]], which is exactly this trope.

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* The cleverly named ''Kangaroo'' featured a kangaroo in RedBoxingGloves.

* An old ''Pixie & Dixie and Mr. Jinks'' short pitted Jinks against a boxing kangaroo, K.O.. Kangy. Like Sylvester, Jinks thought K.O. was a giant mouse.

* An old ''Pixie & Dixie and Mr. Jinks'' short pitted Jinks against a boxing kangaroo.

* Chipple from the ''VideoGame/{{Klonoa}}'' series is an [[PettingZooPeople anthropomorphic]] boxing kangaroo. He wasn't at first, though; he was introduced as a humanlike boxer, and inexplicably became a kangaroo between games.

** In the cartoon, Hoppy beats the bejesus out of Mickey alone. But in the comics of the same period, she fights Pegleg Pete's gorilla Growlio, and wastes no opportunity along the way to pound luckless assistant trainer Horace Horsecollar into the ground.

* One of the main characters of furry webcomic [[http://rickgriffinstudios.com/comic-post/ah-club-3/ah-club-3-page-1/ A&H Club]] is a kangaroo who teaches martial arts.