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* {{Reconstruction}}: Gradually the show eventually becomes this for the WesternAnimation/LooneyTunes franchise itself if not a reboot, especially when they begin to add more characters beside Bugs. Daffy Duck's and Tweety's personalities are revised to their original screwball personas, Porky resembling his original overweight appearance from the thirties, Granny's voice after getting recast with Creator/CandiMilo following [[AuthorExistenceFailure Foray's death]] resembles the very first voice for the character Bea Benaderet before Foray was cast and finally the [[TheBusCameBack return]] after 80 years of Gabby Goat, Porky's original sidekick before Daffy came along.

* BorrowedCatchphrase: "One Carroter in Search of an Artist" ends with [[spoiler:Daffy]] declaring "[[spoiler:Ain't I a stinker?]]" in an IronicEcho of "WesternAnimation/DuckAmuck."

* BorrowedCatchphrase: "One Carroter in Search of an Artist" ends with [[spoiler:Daffy]] declaring "[[spoiler:Ain't I a stinker?]]" in an IronicEcho of "Duck Amuck."

* BorrowedCatchphrase: "One Carroter in Search of an Artist" ends with [[spoiler:Daffy]] declaring, "[[spoiler:Ain't I a stinker?]]"

* WorthlessYellowRocks: In "Sir Littlechin and the Kraken," Bugs, diving for clams, is disappointed when his trap instead yields "another batch of gold doubloons and diamonds."

* WorthlessYellowRocks: In "Sir Littlechin and the Kraken," Bugs, diving for clams, is disappointed when his and Squeaks' trap yields "another batch of gold doubloons and diamonds."

* AccidentalArt: In "Point Duck Percent," Porky is a groundskeeper slated to be fired if his employer fails to win a neighborhood beautification award. After Daffy messes up the place despite his best efforts, Porky's "avant-garde" lawn display not only wins the prize but nets him a better employment offer elsewhere.

* ConnectedAllAlong: Two youthful SpoiledBrat antagonists, Pampreen from "Carrot Before the Horse" and Paul from "Best Bugs," appear together in "Point Duck Percent" and are revealed to be [[spoiler:siblings.]] Their final appearance in "#1 Grandpa" further reveals that they're [[spoiler:the grandchildren of Leslie P. Lilylegs.]]

* GloveSlap: Becomes an OverlyLongGag in "Knight and Duck" when Daffy preempts Sir Littlechin by taking his glove and hitting him with it before he can say the word "duel." All of Littlechin's attempts to explain how the interaction was ''supposed'' to go down just get him more slapped. The gag gets CalledBack by Bugs in "Then Things Got Weird."

* GloveSlap: Becomes an OverlyLongGag in "Knight and Duck" when Daffy preempts Sir Littlechin by taking his glove and hitting him with it before he can say the word "duel." All of Littlechin's attempts to explain how the interaction was ''supposed'' to go down just get him more slapped.

* HurricaneOfPuns: Sir Littlechin unleashes one while being clobbered senseless by a [[BearsAreBadNews bear]].
-->"Up for a little ''bear-knuckle'' boxing, are we?" ''(whap)'' "Oh no, I can hardly ''bear'' it!" ''(whap)'' "It's just an ursa minor scratch!" ''(whap)'' "Things are getting grizzly!" ''(whap)'' "Is that ''koala'' you got?"

** In "Lewis and Pork," [[spoiler:Daffy and Porky as Lewis and Clark lose their pack mule Pacifico halfway through the trip. He winds up discovering the West Coast before they do, causing the Pacific Ocean to be named in his honor.]]

* StealthPun: A few episodes feature a young scout who is actually a (bear) cub. His troop leader is an eagle, which ''is'' pointed out ([[SubvertedPunchline he's only a Tenderfoot]]).

* StealthPun: "Bugs Scouts" features a young scout who is actually a (bear) cub. His troop leader is an eagle, which ''is'' pointed out ([[SubvertedPunchline he's only a Tenderfoot]]).

* NotEvenBotheringWithAnExcuse: In "Daffy the Stowaway," Daffy, asked for his ticket to prove he's a passenger, grabs a piece of paper and turns around to start scribbling on it.

* GloveSlap: Becomes an OverlyLongGag in "Knight and Duck" when Daffy preempts Sir Littlechin by grabbing ''his'' glove and hitting him with it before he can say the word "duel." All of Littlechin's attempts to explain how the interaction should have gone down just get him more slapped.