History WMG / LooneyTunes

[[WMG: In one of the future ''Looney Tunes'' projects, Cecil Turtle will '''''[[KarmaHoudiniWarrantry finally]]''''' [[LaserGuidedKarma suffer consequences for his actions]].]]

[[WMG: In one of the future ''Looney Tunes'' projects, Cecil Turtle will '''''finally''''' [[LaserGuidedKarma suffer consequences for his actions]].]]

Both look very similar and both have the same level of [[DogsAreDumb intellect]].

Similar to what happened to Sabretooth from the Franchise/XMen, Elmer's dad 'made a man out of him' by locking him in the basement with his pet bunny and not letting him out until he killed it for their supper. This explains why even though he is shown as an avid hunter with a taste for rabbit meat he has his breakdowns when he believes he has killed WesternAnimation/BugsBunny....he's reliving his childhood trauma.

Admit you guys, who doesn't was satisfied when that smug [[PrecisionFStrike bastard]] of a turtle get what he deserved '''''twice''''' in ''WesternAnimation/TheLooneyTunesShow''? Thus, there has to be more moments of this sort of situations in future ''Looney Tunes'' projects, given that in Cecil's last appearance by the time I'm writing this (''WesternAnimation/LooneyTunesCartoons'') he drove Bugs to tears.

* One commenter under [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f_gGG8yOF78 this publication]] of the short on Platform/YouTube suggested that there should've been more misplaced matches with all the characters instead of their usual pair-ups, giving for example pairing up Speedy with Beaky Buzzard. Let's go step further and suggest pairing up Roadrunner with Elmer Fudd (let's see if he manages to do something that Coyote never will achieve), Yosemite Sam with Roadrunner (again, because the two characters are associated with deserts, due to Sam status as a cowboy), Porky and Elmer (because Porky is only member of [[Franchise/LooneyTunes franchise]] PowerTrio that Elmer didn't antagonized), Bugs with Foghorn, Wile. E. Coyote with Marvin the Martian ([[CoolVsAwesome seeing two evil geniuses fight would be dope]]) etc.

* One commenter under [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f_gGG8yOF78 this publication]] of the short on WebVideo/YouTube suggested that there should've been more misplaced matches with all the characters instead of their usual pair-ups, giving for example pairing up Speedy with Beaky Buzzard. Let's go step further and suggest pairing up Roadrunner with Elmer Fudd (let's see if he manages to do something that Coyote never will achieve), Yosemite Sam with Roadrunner (again, because the two characters are associated with deserts, due to Sam status as a cowboy).

* The other four are George's fellow litter-mates. Woe to Foghorn if the Dawg brothers ever decide to team up and work together to roast the big schnook.

* The other five are George's fellow litter-mates. Woe to Foghorn if the Dawg brothers ever decide to team up and work together to roast the big schnook.

* Conversely he desires companionship and bonds to whoever finds him. Therefore he will perform for that person and that person alone.

[[WMG: Wile E. Coyote is a [[VideoGame/MegaMan robot master]]]]
Based off the theory of the anthros being [[WesternAnimation/BeastWars Maximals and Predacons]] and Mega Man having a [[{{Transformers}} spark]]. Since the WesternAnimation/LooneyTunes verse, the Transformers verse, and the [=MegaMan=] verse are all connected, Wile E. is a robot master.

Since the {{Transformers}} verse, the LoonyTunes verse, The Mega Man verse and the Toys/{{Bionicle}} verse are all conected, Bugs Bunny wears the Mask of Fate from Bionicle.

He's basically a NiceCharacterMeanActor. Like Jerry Lewis, he plays a manic, anarchic goof on camera but is vain, petty and jealous offstage.

* Barnyard Dawg is the descendent of a dog owned by a Union soldier, which explains the New York accent. (Similarly Henery Hawk migrated from the North)

He's basically a NiceCharacterMeanActor. Like Jerry Lewis, he plays a manic, anarchic goof on camera but is vain, petty and jealous offstage.

A possible “left to the imagination” ending for “Golden Yeggs” (where gangster Rocky holds the duck at gunpoint and forces him to lay a golden egg … or else). After Rocky shows Daffy a warehouse full of empty egg cartons and, pointing a gun at him orders him to “fill ‘em up,” Daffy tries to escape by fainting … only for Rocky to revive Daffy and — in an AndIMustScream twist [[AFateWorseThanDeath force him to lay golden eggs for all eternity]] … and making Rocky, well, extremely rich! In fact, picture a cut to several years into the future, where Daffy is beyond exhaustion but unable to die, kept alive and running non-stop, 24-7-365 and laying eggs at breakneck speed while Rocky has built an empire on astronomical (ill-gotten) wealth.

In the future, of the future, of the future, roadrunners will become so complacent with the simple traps, that when a Coyote pulls a really good one out of his hat, the entire species will be [[LLCoolJ tooken by storm.]]