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| - There is a mysterious bear in Dizzywood who has appeared in several different places. His name is probably Edward Bjorn. He has been spotted in Tanglevine Jungle, Presto's Grove, Presto's Edge and in The Explorer's Camp. He currently only appears in Tanglevine Jungle, where he tells you that some of the stone pillars have magical powers. The Bear in The Explorer's Camp is now replaced by H.C. Le Snout. In Presto's Edge, he was replaced by Timothy Hay. Currently, we don't have a picture of this. Also, the bear had a striking resemblance to the old Spy Bear.
- The Bear (as often referred to), was a black bear living in the mountains area around Niigata.
- Name: The Bear Run Time: 5:57 Year: 1994
* The Masters
- Like The Snowman, the film does not have any spoken dialogue, although for the American version, Judi Dench narrates the film. The musical score was by Howard Blake and the end theme "Somewhere A Star Shines For Everyone" was sung by Charlotte Church.
- The Bear may refer to:
* A Guardian of the Beam
* A December 1990 novella
- "The Bear" is the eighteenth chapter in Heavy Rain.
- The Bear is an author of Forever Knight fan fiction. For an alphabetical list of Forever Knight-related material by this author, please see .
- The Bear is the climatic and true main antagonist in Disney's 1981 animated film The Fox and the Hound. He only appears in the climax of the film. He is a giant black-furred bear with red eyes. He does not tolerate intruders and/or trespassers, and he will kill them if they do so. He is accidentally woken up by Amos Slade and Copper.
- Basically he is just filled with ties.
- The Bear is a animal character
- The Bear is a hat.
- The Bear is another one of Timon and Pumbaa's nemesis who gets grumpy very easily. Voiced by Brian Cummings.
- The Bear is the climatic and true main antagonist of The Fox and the Hound. He is a giant one with black fur and red eyes. He does not tolerate intruders or trespassers, but is accidentally antagonized by Amos Slade and Copper, who arrive to find Tod and Vixey.
- "The Bear" is a bear who started the immigration controversy in Springfield.
- A primitive but effective piece of technology in the arsenal against the freedoms of America. It is distinctive by having four propellers in the age of jets, that and that it carries bears.
- The French film L'Ours was released in the United States as The Bear, one year after its French premiere. The film follows a bear cub and an adult male bear in 1885 British Columbia, Canada, who are hunted by humans. In addition to live bear actors Bart the Bear and Youk the Bear, Jim Henson's Creature Shop provided animatronic bears for certain scenes.
- Formerly belonging to the Gurahl, the Caern of the Bear had been in steady power decline since the War of Rage. When there were none of the Werebears left around to care for it, the Red Talons took over. By the mid-1990s, though, the Sept membership had dwindled to five or six. It was destroyed in 1996 and turned into a Dancer Hive.
- Shortly after Ethan's plane crashes in the middle of the Black Lake Region, Ethan discovers a severed arm. Upon analysing the arm and sending the results to Rosa, Ethan discovers that whatever attacked the victim was extremely dehydrated and possibly suffering from hydrophobia. As Ethan progresses through the forest, he hears loud roars, hinting that a dangerous animal is nearby.
- In gay slang, a "bear" is a hairy Manly Gay man with a delightful Carpet of Virility -- and not always just on their chests. Very often bears are also voluptuously heavy set and at least middle-aged, but these are not definitive requirements. Exceptionally thin hairy guys in the bear community are often called "otters", younger hairy guys are often called "cubs" or "pups", and especially muscular bears are often called "muscle bears" or "bulls". A "husbear" is a term some men use for their bearish boyfriends or husbands. Not to be confused with The Bear
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