Why doesn't Winnie the Pooh ever get stung by the bees he messes with?

Because it's a cartoon based on a children's book, silly. ^_^





In cartoons, ok, things are not, by definition, ';high definition';. You don't get to see every last detail unless the artist renders it. So in a cartoon about Pooh, odds are the bees and other insects would be too small--they'd be dots. It's the same reason why you never see fingers, or proper hands even, on a Powerpuff Girl. It's a decision to not render the detail based on art style.





Oh, and it's based on a children's book, duh. And in the book bad things of that sort don't happen *so often to Pooh*, ok? If they did it would ruin the narrative because the details wouldn't be *relevant* to the story.





Now if this were *Eeyore's* story, he's mopey, he'd get stung by bees. It would work. It would be a relevant part of the story because it's in character for that character to *suffer*, ok?





Not so much with everyone else.....seriously. :p *lol*Why doesn't Winnie the Pooh ever get stung by the bees he messes with?
That's because Winnie the Pooh isn't alive even in the concept's reality. The only live character is the boy, Christopher Robin, and the other characters are just the boy's imagination. Pooh getting stung is not part of the boy's imagination so Pooh doesn't get stung.Why doesn't Winnie the Pooh ever get stung by the bees he messes with?
its a kids show hes not gonna get stung by a bee because then theyd have to introduce a new guy like a dog or somethin that will give him treatment


and who would wanna mess with a bear...a yellow bear...with a shirt
That's not a really gentle or soothing thing to put in a cartoon. That would upset the kids come on now...you know that.
Bears have fur that is too thick for bees to penetrate.
He does; he just gets sexual pleasure from it.
That would f*uck up the whole concept of a children's show.








Good question, though, lol.
Think of it this way: who the hell messes with a bear?