Looney Tunes Cartoons
TV Show • 2020
ReportA series of short form cartoons starring the iconic and beloved Looney Tunes characters. Bugs Bunny, Daffy Duck, Porky Pig and other marquee Looney Tunes characters will be featured in their classic pairings in simple, gag-driven and visually vibrant stories.
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Does a cat die?
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AlmightyKingPrawn
Sylvester loses all his 9 lives in a gag in "Boo Appetweet". He also commits suicide at the end of "Fully Vetted". He's always completely fine by the next episode.
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AlmightyKingPrawn
I'm marking no because it is VERY played for laughs and I can't imagine anyone actually being upset, but "Pullet Surprise" ends with the weasel starting to cook Foghorn. It is possible to interpret an animal level intelligence alien's death at the end of "Rage Rover", but it's unclear.
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Is there a dead animal?
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AlmightyKingPrawn
"Birthday Grift" shows (rather gross and rotten) taxidermy animals on Elmer's wall. At least, they MIGHT be dead, as a moose whispers "help me..." We see squashed worms in the final Beaky Buzzard short.
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Does someone vomit?
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Emetophobe9
I guess it’s not technically “vomit” but there is a part where bugs pulls body parts out of a bunch of urns and a mummy that’s trying to eat him shows up behind him just as he throws all of the body parts away. Then he says “ugh! Looks like these trash cans haven’t been cleaned out ever!” And proceeds to shove everything down the mummy’s throat. As he walks away he says “boy the health inspector is gonna have fun here (or something among those lines)” and the mummy gags and everything comes out accompanied by a dark green liquid. The episode is called something along the lines of “mummy dummy.” There’s another episode where tweety actually ends up being eaten by Sylvester and you see tweety in his stomach with the brownish acid there and tweety kicks back in the acid which makes Sylvester gag. As he’s gagging, you see the brownish liquid come out in a couple of small drops. Again not necessarily “vomit” but could be considered such.
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"Life's A Beach" and "Moody at the Movies" have the Three Bears return, with Pa abusive as before, though we see him physically harm Baby significantly less and he gets what he deserves. (Also, whether "Baby" is actually a baby when he is bigger than his parents is a serious question lol)
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Is there eye mutilation?
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AlmightyKingPrawn
Always played for laughs. "Cactus If You Can" is the most notable, as it has a scene where Wile E gets cactuses in his eyes, causing him to scream.
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Are rabbits harmed?
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AlmightyKingPrawn
Occasionally, more than he did in the classic shorts I'd argue, Bugs takes a hit.
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Bodily Harm
Is there genital trauma/mutilation?
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AlmightyKingPrawn
As stated elsewhere on the page, "Fully Vetted" has a morbid ending where Sylvester dies by suicide after being forcibly neutered. Being a TV-PG family series nothing is actually shown, but the implications are strong.
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Is someone eaten?
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AlmightyKingPrawn
Lots of relations of characters attempting to eat each other, as they are natural predator and prey. "Rabbit Sandwich Maker" ends with Bugs eating the... results of Elmer ending up in the machine.
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Is a mentally ill person violent?
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ChanticleerxGoldie
Debatable with Elmer Fudd
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