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The Loonatics
The group as a whole
- Animal Superheroes: They're the Looney Tunes as superheroes.
- Color-Coded Characters:
- Ace - Yellow
- Danger - Orange
- Lexi - Pink
- Tech - Green
- Slam - Purple
- Rev - Red
- Combo Platter Powers: With the exception of Ace, all of them have a combo of abilities that have little to no connection to each other.
- Lexi has enhanced hearing and can fire Psi Blasts from between her ears. She also (temporarily) had the power to control plants.
- Danger Duck can teleport and generate Energy Balls with random effects beyond his control.
- Tech can control magnetism, absorb electricity, and has a powerful Healing Factor.
- Slam has super strength, can spin into a tornado, and generate electrified tornadoes from his arms.
- Rev has Super-Speed and a sixth sense that allows him to psychically track people.
- Mixed Animal Species Team: The team is composed of two rabbits, duck, tasmanian devil, coyote and roadrunner.
- Sentai: They are a team of six superheroes with color-coded costumes who gained their powers from a Magic Meteor.
Ace Bunny
Ace Bunny
Voiced by: Charlie Schlatter
- Badass Adorable: A cute-looking bunny who can kick ass.
- Beware the Nice Ones: The calmest and most laid-back character in the series, but he can go into Tranquil Fury and open a can of whoop-ass on his enemies without flinching.
- Cool Sword: His Guardian Strike Sword.
- Eye Beams: His main power is to fire lasers from his eyes.
- Deadpan Snarker: He often makes sarcastic remarks.
- The Hero: Is the de jure leader of the team plus a Fragile Speedster and helps the group to function as a whole. If the team is ever depicted in promotional art, Ace is usually placed front and center.
- The Leader: He is cool under pressure and ready to take action at the drop of a hat while also being quite well-liked by his teammates. Regardless of what Duck might want, Ace is the official leader of the team.
- Levitating Lotus Position: Does this when he meditates, presumably with the help of a floating platform he sits on while doing so.
- Pungeon Master: Prone to making puns while fighting enemies.
- Rascally Rabbit: Is definitely considered this by his enemies.
- Red Oni, Blue Oni: The blue to Duck's red.
- Roaring Rampage of Revenge: Went on a very brief one in episode five when he thought Slam had been killed (or at least seriously injured) by falling over a ledge, complete with angry yelling and laser-blasting as he virtually destroyed the rock-monster that did it. However, this only happened once, and he was visibly relieved when he found out Slam was fine, reverting back to his old self within minutes. Long story short: You really shouldn't mess with his teammates.
- Species Surname: Despite the shared surname, he and Lexi are not related.
- Standardized Leader: Unfortunately, the crew seemed to take it for granted that viewers would think Ace was cool and his jokes were funny; he probably got the least development of anyone on the team.
- Trademark Favorite Food: He likes carrots, like his ancestor Bugs Bunny.
Lexi Bunny
Lexi Bunny
Voiced by: Jessica DiCicco
- Badass Adorable: Like Ace, she's a cute-looking bunny who can kick ass.
- Beware the Nice Ones: Very laid-back, but a few episodes hint that her powers are brought on by bottled-up anger. One example is in episode 7 when the teams powers are switched around (Lexi's were switched with Slam's), and she helps Slam use her powers by telling him to use his anger.
- Cute Bruiser: She might not look it at first glance, but Lexi is extremely agile and can pack quite a punch.
- Deadpan Snarker: She makes pretty dry remarks, either about Duck's arrogance or something else.
- Ears as Hair: Keeps them tied up with a ribbon, as they were shown in a flashback to originally hang limp like a ponytail, though that was before she got her powers.
- Gamer Chick: Lexi loves to play video games, as seen in "It Came from Outer Space," when she and Rev were messing with Tech's technology.
- Green Thumb: Her temporary ability in "Apocalpyso."
- Head Blast: Lexi can fire "psi-balls" from the top of her head. In the atmosphere or vacuum of space, this power usually manifests as an explosive beam of pink energy, but underwater, the Brain Blast disperses into a concussive wave attack, which unfortunately runs the risks of hurting Lexi herself.
- The Heart: She is friendly and cares deeply about her friends.
- Psi Blast: Her "Brain Blasts".
- The Smurfette Principle: She is the only girl on a team of six and basically lives with five other guys. Although she has been shown to complain about the minor things that they do on occasion, she seems to treat them almost like family.
- Species Surname: A bunny whose last name is Bunny.
- Super-Senses: Has super hearing and can pick up on normally inaudible sounds, such as breathing or minute seismic activity, even while standing in the middle of a noisy crowd. This also works as a sort of Imminent Danger Clue, as Lexi is always the first to warn the others if she hears something suspicious. It's also occasionally used as a means of guiding the characters to an important Plot Point that they probably would've missed otherwise.
Danger Duck
Danger Duck
Voiced by: Jason Marsden
- Aesop Amnesia: Danger Duck learns the downside of being a glory hound in "Cape Duck," only to go back to hogging all the credit for the team's heroics at the end of the episode.
- Alliterative Name: Both parts of his name begin with D.
- Boss's Unfavorite Employee: Lexi Bunny has singed Duck's tailfeathers at least three times in irritation. Zadavia, "the Boss Lady" in Duck's parlance, has contacted Danger Duck for a dressing down in two (possibly three) episodes. Zadavia has softened this stance in season two, after Danger Duck freed her from captivity by her power-mad brother, Optimatus.
- Butt-Monkey: Like his ancestor, he is usually on the receiving end of comedic abuse. Even in the season 2 opening he's shown to be The Chew Toy of the team.
- The Chew Toy: Often Played for Laughs, be it teleporting into an inconvenient spot at a certain moment or getting comedically tossed around by the Monster of the Week.
- Covered in Kisses: In the episode "The Music Villain," the heroes are investigating a nightclub, and Duck exits with lipstick marks on his face. He apparently spent the time flirting with a young and intoxicated female club-goer. When Danger Duck has to leave for his next mission, we hear a lovely voice call out, "Ducky boy! Yoo-hoo!" Danger Duck laments leaving the woman we never see on camera, but duty calls.
- Crouching Moron, Hidden Badass: The show makes a big deal out of his goofy tendencies, but when he wants to be, he's actually one of the most formidable members of the team.
- The Ditz: He's easily the least intelligent member of The Loonatics.
- In the season 2 episode "Cape Duck", he couldn't spell the word "fear."
Tech: What's wrong Duck? I thought you couldn't spell the word "fear."
Duck: Fear, F-E-E-E-R-E, nope, still can't spell it. - Deuteragonist: He is the second main focus behind Ace.
- Flashy Teleportation: His "Quantum Quack" ability. A double-ringed immaterial anomaly appears at the site Duck teleports from and reappears as a kind of herald at Duck's re-entry site. Both sites get a "shoop" sound as well.
- The Friend Nobody Likes: His teammates find him annoying because of his rudeness and attempts to hog the glory, especially Lexi.
- Green-Eyed Monster: Towards Ace, sometimes. Duck is jealous of Ace for being the team leader and for being known as the world’s top crimefighter.
- Hand Blast: His Power Orb Randomizer. It seems to be a variation of Weaponized Teleportation, as his "eggs" are orbs of seemingly random substances that he throws at his target. Not even he seems to be able to completely control what they're made of one hundred percent of the time.
- It's All About Me: Like Daffy Duck before him, he's a massive egotist who's not happy to be playing second fiddle to a rabbit. Not to say he can't rise above it when he needs to, but this is his default.
- Jerkass Has a Point: The show seemed to take it for granted that he was always wrong about whatever he said, but while Duck tended to do it "for his own egotistical reasons," he was Right for the Wrong Reasons more than they might've realized. For example in "The Comet Cometh," Rev starts going off on one of his high-speed rambles about what a "google" is, when a bored Duck shuts him up and gets an annoyed look from Rev. Consider, though, that the Loonatics were in a race against time to stop the world from being destroyed by a giant asteroid! Sure, Duck was being kind of rude, but they couldn't afford to waste time on pointless distractions, even if that would be the "polite" thing to do.
- Jerk with a Heart of Gold: He's every bit as egotistical as Daffy, but he's still on the side of good.
- The Lancer: But would you really expect him to be good at it?
- Last-Name Basis: Although we don't know if his actual first name is Danger note , most of the cast (enemies included) just refer to him as 'Duck'.
- Leader Wannabe: He often wishes he were the leader instead of Ace Bunny.
- Let's Get Dangerous!: Is kind of a jerkass and egomaniac, but like the Trope Namer, there's a real badass underneath who comes out when the chips are down.
- Plucky Comic Relief: Especially in the Denser and Wackier season 2, where he Took a Level in Dumbass and becomes even more of a Chew Toy/punching bag.
- Power-Up Letdown: Seemingly in an attempt to make him seem less like The Load, in the second season, Duck learns that his occasionally helpful power eggs are turned into a Wave-Motion Gun when he's around large quantities of water. The fact that this never came up before the second episode of the second season tells you a lot about how often he got to use it, though: it's only used in a single later episode, and from the way they talk about it before he does use it, it sounds like they might have totally forgot it was something he could do until right that minute.
- Red Oni, Blue Oni: The red to Ace's blue.
- The Rival: Danger Duck shows signs of this from time to time. However, given that he's based on Daffy Duck, this is somewhat to be expected.
- Small Name, Big Ego: Just like Daffy, he is extremely egocentric and thinks he's better than the rest of the group.
- Species Surname: He's a duck, and his last name is Duck.
- Throw the Dog a Bone: Despite having the downer ending in most episodes, he comes off clean in the Season 1 episode "Weathering Heights", where he gets together with Misty Breeze (the reporter who mistreated Weather Vane and whom he has a crush on) and the others leave him and Misty Breeze alone.
- Took a Level in Badass: In Season 2, He learns a new power called "Aqua Dense" and becomes less cowardly and more badass.
- Troll: He does this on several occasions with his Quantum Quack power.
Slam Tasmanian
Slam Tasmanian
Voiced by: Kevin Michael Richardson
- Big Eater: Has, among other things, eaten a whole pizza in one bite (while it was frozen) and asked for a chili-like food to be poured straight from a giant vat into his mouth. His teammates treat both events as totally unsurprising.
- The Big Guy: Though not the tallest member of the team, he's certainly the heaviest and most prone towards full contact attacks rather than the punches and kicks the rest of the team favors if they can't use distance attacks.
- Elemental Powers: Of the lightning/thunder variety. Somewhat interesting, given his ancestor's penchant for creating tornadoes.
- Jobber: Back during his wrestling days, his fights often ended in losses.
- Lightning Bruiser: When he's using his Tornado Maximizer. However, when he's in Thunder Mode, he turns into a...
- Mighty Glacier: In Thunder mode, he's a bruiser with lightning. However, his bulk can and does hamper his speed.
- Species Surname: Tasmanian refers to his species of Tasmanian Devil. Uniquely among the team, his surname is only part of his species name.
- Super-Strength: Easily the most physically strong member of the team. Slam frequently uses his own body as a battering ram, smashing through walls like they're not even there.
- Tornado Move: Just like his ancestor Taz, Slam favors a twister-based attack, though Slam spices it up with lightning.
- The Unintelligible: While the team understands him, the audience is left to guess what he's saying based on the responses of those around him and context. He seems to speak slightly better English in the second season.
Tech E. Coyote
Tech E. Coyote
Voiced by: Kevin Michael Richardson
- Adaptational Badass: He's much more competent and successful than his Looney Tunes counterpart (his ancestor Wile E. Coyote) ever was. See Informed Flaw below.
- Adaptational Heroism: Compared to his ancestor, Wile E. Coyote, Tech is a Lovable Nerd and team's Gadgeteer Genius.
- Badass Bookworm: Though Tech's no slouch on the battlefield, his real strength lies in his strategic skills and his inventions, both of which he can use at a moment's notice.
- Big Brother Mentor: To Rev. He acts as more of a guide to Rev than the rest of the team, and Rev appears to admire him a fair bit.
- The Chew Toy: Justified as he does put himself in situations that get him hurt. He's fine due to his regenerative abilities though.
- Cute Little Fangs: A fitting example, seeing as Tech is a type of canine. Although they don't exactly make him look threatening, they could be considered a visual hint towards his cunning nature.
- Deflector Shields: Made from magnetic energy.
- Gadgeteer Genius: He creates gadgets for the team to use.
- Good Thing You Can Heal: He is shown to be significantly more accident prone than the rest of the cast, often suffering heavy injuries that either leave him visibly charred or disintegrated into a little pile of ash. However, he can recover from these almost immediately thanks to his Healing Factor.
- Informed Flaw: Comments from characters (including Tech himself) in a few episodes would have you believe Tech's inventions have a habit of comically misfiring like his ancestor's inventions to catch the Road Runner, but it just isn't true. The closest his inventions come to not working right is his teammates using them without knowing what they do, and whenever the Loonatics can't solve a problem by beating someone up, it's usually one of Tech's inventions that saves the day.
- Lovable Nerd: Tech is a very lovable and nerdy action hero who's introverted due to being a protective father figure for his inventions.
- Omnidisciplinary Scientist: He was one even before getting his powers.
- The Perfectionist: About his creations. In one episode, he constructed an accurate, miniature model of downtown Acmetropolis with moving trains that were synched to the city's transit schedule. According to him, that was a rush-job, as he did it during his break.
- Puppy-Dog Eyes: At times, he does this, and when he does... it's just too cute.
- Red/Green Contrast: He wears green and is serious and reserved, while Rev is excitable and talkative.
- Red Oni, Blue Oni: The blue to Rev's red.
- The Smart Guy: The team's technician and strategist.
- Species Surname: He is a coyote whose surname is Coyote.
- Team Dad: In the eyes of some fans, he usually tries to prevent any fighting amongst the team and acts almost like The Mentor towards the other characters.
- Techno Babble: This is the way Tech usually tries to explain things to the rest of the team, using overly technical and scientific terms to get his point across. The others, save for Rev, rarely understand him, though, and he almost always ends up having to speak in Layman's Terms anyway.
Rev Runner
Rev Runner
Voiced by: Rob Paulsen
- Alliterative Name: Not just the name used by the show and most of the fans, but the full name possible if you use his full species name as a surname: Rev Road Runner.
- Attention Deficit... Ooh, Shiny!: He's easily distracted by his environment and the things he says around him. This trait dies down a bit in the second season, though.
- Bat Deduction: Will typically solve problems due to his mind working three times as fast as anyone else's.
- Big Brother Instinct: Though it's not as in depth as most examples due to only being in a single episode, he's noticeably protective of his younger brother Rip and dislikes how their father puts Rev himself on a pedestal while pretty much ignoring Rip, even giving Rev credit for ideas Rip came up with. He's also bound and determined to free Rip when his brother ends up Brainwashed and Crazy.
- Cloud Cuckoo Lander: Showed shades of being very eccentric in the first season.
- The Ditz: Sometimes. He gets better in the second season.
- Encyclopaedic Knowledge: While not always useful to the situation, he's been shown to have an extensive knowledge of random facts.
- Flight: Though he doesn't do it often, Rev is capable of flying without a jetpack and can even use his Super-Speed while in flight.
- Fragile Speedster: Rev is obviously the fastest Loonatic and can usually avoid most attacks, but he doesn't take hits well at all and has been known on occasion to incapacitate himself by tripping or running into walls.
- Genius Ditz: He is the only other Loonatic who understands Tech's Techno Babble but has a tendency to be Sarcasm-Blind or get distracted at exactly the wrong moment.
- Keet: High-energy/hyperactive? Check. Brightly colored? Check. Chatty? Yup. Cute? By furry standards, yeah.
- Kid-Appeal Character: Implied to be the youngest member of the team and the most likely team member to be interested in cartoons or comics.
- Motor Mouth: It's implied to be tied to his powers, but in any case, Rev talking at a normal rate is cause for alarm.
- It actually turns out his entire family is speaking like that (except Rip).
- Red Ones Go Faster: Rev is the red-coded member of the team and is the speedster.
- Red Is Heroic: He's hero dressed in red.
- Red/Green Contrast: He wears red and is excitable and talkative, while Tech is serious and reserved.
- Red Oni, Blue Oni: The red to Tech's blue. He's also somewhat of a Red Oni to the rest of the team, but it's most obvious in his relationship with Tech.
- Suddenly Speaking: The Road Runner in the original Looney Tunes didn't speak and instead only made a "meep meep" noise. Here, Rev and his family all speak.
- Super-Speed: Rev's main superpower. Notable in that despite his ancestor having this ability naturally, Rev didn't have it before the meteor that gave the team their powers.
- Talkative Loon: Rev tends to babble once he goes off on a tangent, and it's difficult to get him to stop once he starts.
- Team Mom: In the eyes of some fans, he panics if anyone gets hurt and is hinted to be the only one of the team who can cook.
- Token Flyer: Rev is the only natural flyer of the team. The other heroes need vehicles or jet packs to get airborne.
- Toothy Bird: Has given more than a few big toothy grins over the course of the show.
Zadavia
Zadavia
Voiced by: Candi Milo
- Alien Princess: She was once the ruler of her planet but was forced to flee after her brother led a coup against her.
- Benevolent Boss: She is apparently very wealthy, while it's also been implied that she is the one who covers the team's expenses and provided them with their HQ.
- Big Good: She is the one the Loonatics answer to and get mission info from.
- Human Aliens: She looks human but is actually from the planet Freleng, as well as her brother Optimatus.
- Lady of War: Although she's content to let the Loonatics do the dirty work outside of season finales.
- Mysterious Employer: Before her past is revealed.
- Out of Focus: She seems to appear less and less in Season 2.
- Statuesque Stunner: A gorgeous woman who's taller than the whole rest of the team.
Villains
Gunnar the Conqueror
Gunnar the Conqueror
Voiced by: Tom Kenny
- Killed Off for Real: He and his crew are the only villains in the series to die.
- Starter Villain: He is the first antagonist the Loonatics face in the series and dies in the first episode.
Pierre Le Pew
Pierre Le Pew
Voiced by: Maurice LaMarche
- Adaptational Villainy: Pepé Le Pew in most of his appearances is mostly Jerk with a Heart of Gold. However, the human version of Pepe, Pierre, is an outright villain without the original character redeeming qualities.
- Adaptation Species Change: The show's gimmick would have you assume he's related to Pepé Le Pew... except he's a human.
- Affably Evil: Smooth-talking and suave, but runs illegal fights to the death.
- Animal Motifs: Due to the character that inspired him, skunks. He has striped black and white hair tied in a ponytail which resembles a skunk's tail, and his stinky cologne which symbolizes a skunk's defensive mechanism.
- Con Man: Tricked Slam into joining his arena, conveniently not disclosing that it would be to the death.
- French Jerk: A French villain.
- Interspecies Romance: Briefly hits on Lexi. The feeling is not mutual.
- Gratuitous French: Being a descendant of Pepe, he sprinkles in French words in his sentences. Also his cologne, Eau Du Poisson, means fish water in French.
- Long-Haired Pretty Boy: An older example.
- Sharp-Dressed Man: Wears a suit with a skunk stripe.
- Smelly Skunk: A rare human example, thanks to his cologne.
- Verbal Tic: Aside from the obvious, he tends to describe things with sound effects, and says "how you say" multiple times.
Sypher
Drake Sypher
Voiced by: Phil LaMarr
- All Your Powers Combined: He managed to steal the powers of all the Loonatics in his debut episode.
- Anime Hair: Look at how tall and spiky it is! It looks even more outlandish after he dyes it red-and-yellow (originally, his hair was brown).
- Attention Whore: In his first episode, his goal is to use his stolen abilities to become famous.
- Engineered Heroics: After stealing Ace and Rev’s powers, he used Ace’s laser vision to blast a dam open so he could save people from the incoming water to look like a hero.
- Evil Counterpart: He has many traits in common with Danger Duck, as both of them are Attention Whores and The Friend Nobody Likes to their respective teams, though Sypher is much more ruthless and lacks Duck’s redeeming qualities.
- Fake Ultimate Hero: In his first episode, he planned on secretly creating disasters to 'save' people from them and look like a hero to the rest of the city.
- Fantastic Racism: Against anthropomorphic animals. At one point in his first appearance, he tells the Loonatics to go back to the petting zoo where they came from.
- The Friend Nobody Likes: He becomes this when he teams up with Massive, Mastermind, and Weather Vane, since they overheard him scheming to betray them and steal their powers.
- I Just Want to Be Special: He steals other people's powers because he wants to stand out.
- Jerkass: Puts the citizens of Acmetropolis in danger just to make himself look good, and blatantly mocks the Loonatics for being anthros instead of humans.
- The two-part season one finale, "Acmegeddon", makes a point of how Sypher is such a jerk, that even the other villains (who seem relatively comfortable working with one another) really don't like him.
- Meaningful Name: "Sypher" sounds like "siphon," which can be used as a synonym for "drain" (which he does to people's powers).
- Never Trust a Trailer: Sypher's seen in the show's opening sequence, but for some reason, his costume is blue instead of the red and yellow it is in the actual show.
- No-Nonsense Nemesis: He's aware that if he can steal powers from others by touching them, then the opposite is true. That's why he doesn't let anyone get near him after he steals their powers. He doesn't fall for obvious tricks, either.
- Power Parasite: His superpower. He can steal another creature’s superpowers by touching them.
- Spiky Hair: He has very tall, spiky hair.
Massive
Massive
Voiced by: Michael Clarke Duncan (Season 1), Kevin Michael Richardson (Season 2)
- Actually a Doombot: In "The Hunter," it turns out that Otto the Odd and Electro J. Fudd were using a robot double of Massive to try and lure Duck and Ace into a trap.
- The Brute: Of the team of villains. He loves to fight and is quite good at it. He also has the most muscular build of the team of villains.
- Gravity Master: Uses his gravity-based powers to alter how heavy or light something is as well as to levitate.
- Mighty Glacier: He can take hits and dish them out, but most of the Loonatics can outspeed him.
- Nigh-Invulnerable: His body is apparently dense enough that he can take a square hit to the chest from Ace's Eye Beams without even flinching.
- Scary Black Man: A blue-skinned variation on the concept, but he otherwise fits it to a T.
Mastermind
Mallory "Mastermind" Casey
Voiced by: Florence Henderson
- All Your Base Are Belong to Us: She temporarily conquered the Loonatics' HQ in her debut episode.
- Arch-Enemy: To Tech. She targets him specifically in her first appearance, and in most of her appearances after that, Tech seems particularly focused on defeating her personally.
- Evil Counterpart: Again, to Tech. She's just as brilliant as he is but has no sense of morals and no qualms about hurting others to get what she wants.
- Interspecies Romance: It's hinted she and Tech may have had a relationship before she went evil.
- The Leader: She acts as this (as well as the Evil Genius) for the team of villains, but not as the Big Bad.
- MacGyvering: She's able to turn an ordinary pen into a highly sophisticated robot! She's explicitly not allowed to have anything metal in her cell for this reason.
- My Brain Is Big: And the source of constant jokes.
General Deuce
General Deuce
Voiced by: Khary Payton
- Bitch in Sheep's Clothing: He initially appears to be a cool dude and all-around Nice Guy, but that is all a mask, as he's actually a vile and self-serving scumbag with no loyalties to anyone but himself, to the point of making Optimatus look better by comparison.
- The Cameo: He appears briefly in a flashback in "The Music Villain."
- Chronic Backstabbing Disorder: There isn't a single alliance he doesn't make just to get ahead and one he doesn't break as soon as it's no longer necessary.
- Dragon Ascendant: He teams up with Optimatus, then backstabs him in the last episode to become the new Big Bad.
- Evil Counterpart: To Ace, as is obvious from their names alone.
- Final Boss: He is the last villain faced by the Loonatics in the series.
- Human Aliens: He is from the same planet as Zadavia and Optimatus.
- Mecha-Mooks: His army of robots.
Queen Grannicus
Queen Grannicus
Voiced by: Candi Milo (regular voice), Kevin Michael Richardson (disguised voice)
- Adaptational Villainy: The original Granny was a sweet lady, who would never hurt anyone unless he deserved that. Meanwhile, this show's incarnation of her, has her working with Sylth Vester with the plan to kill The Royal Tweetums, while the original Granny protected Tweety from Sylvester.
- Bitch in Sheep's Clothing: Looks like a nice old lady and a benevolent queen but has a sinister agenda.
- Evil All Along: She is revealed to be Sylth Vester's employer to kill The Royal Tweetums.
- Evil Sounds Deep: She uses a voice modulator in her scepter to sound anonymous when speaking to Sylth Vester.
- Expy: Her name and character seem to be a parody of Emperor Palpatine aka Darth Sidious.
- Faux Affably Evil: She seems like a benevolent ruler and is polite with the Loonatics, but she reveals her true colors later on.
- Four Eyes, Zero Soul: Has spectacles, but is evil.
- It's All About Me: As shown later on, she is selfish and uncaring and hires Sylth Vester to get rid of The Royal Tweetums so she can keep her throne. Ironically, her ancestor, Granny, was selfless, kind, and caring, and even protected Tweety Bird from Sylvester.
- Samus Is a Girl: When speaking with Sylth Vester, she alters her voice to sound male and wears a cloak while speaking to him in a hologram.
Optimatus
Optimatus
Voiced by: Charlie Adler
- Big Bad: While he doesn't appear often, he is the most important villain due to being Zodovia's brother and responsible for the meteor, which gave the Loonatics their powers.
- Heel–Face Turn: He renounces his ways and reconciles with his sister at the end of season two.
- Human Aliens: Like his sister, Zadavia, he is from the planet Freleng.
- Knight of Cerebus: Whenever he appears in one scene, the show gets darker.
Pinkster/Pink the Pug (minor spoilers)
Pinkster
Voiced by: Bob Bergen
- Adaptational Villainy: Porky Pig was always portrayed in any Looney Tunes media as heroic and friendly fellow. In comparison to Porky, his descendant Pinkster became a villain with the intent to take over Acmetropolis.
- Batman Gambit: He pulled one on Danger, believing he'd use his double-headed coin to get adopted by a nice family instead of Pinkster, but it turns out it was Pinkster's plan all along so that his "friend" wouldn't mess up his plan.
- Bitch in Sheep's Clothing: A seemingly well-meaning if klutzy descendent of Porky Pig turns out to actually be a hardened criminal looking to take over Acmetropolis.
- Enfant Terrible: According to him, he's been bad ever since he was a child.
- Evil All Along: Was revealed to be the villain and had planned to get adopted by Stony and Bugsy.
- Porky Pig Pronunciation: Given he's descendent of Porky Pig, it's obvious he has one. When Slam asks him why he talks like that, Pinkster says it's a speech impairment.
- Happily Adopted: Was adopted by Stony and Bugsy.
- Sinister Swine: He's the pig who turned out to be villain.
- Walking Spoiler: Given that this guy is essentially an evil Porky, he passes as one easily.
Stoney and Bugsy
Stoney and Bugsy
Voiced by: James Arnold Taylor (Stoney), Joe Alaskey (Bugsy)
- Adaptational Attractiveness: Mugsy was a very doofy looking Dumb Muscle. In comparison, his descendant Stoney looks like a villainous Hunk.
- Big Guy, Little Guy: Given their inspirations, that's kinda obvious.
- Hunk: Stoney a is rare, villainous example.
- Platonic Co-Parenting: Both of them raised Pinkster.
Allies
Rev's family
Rev's family
- Emo Teen: Rip's leather jacket makes him look like one.
- Fantastic Racism: Ralph and Harriet don't think very highly of coyotes, especially Ralph. The scene where they meet Tech for the first time and Rev whisks the latter away while trying to explain how his folks have "coyote issues" isn't being subtle.
- Gadgeteer Genius: Ralph owns a gadget business that he has always wanted Rev to join him in.
- Motor Mouth: They all talk at a fast pace (except Rip).
- Parental Favoritism: Ralph puts Rev on a pedestal while pretty much ignoring Rip, even giving Rev credit for ideas Rip came up with.
- Shared Family Quirks: They all speak quickly like Rev, with exception of Rip.
- Standard '50s Father: Ralph is dressed like one despite living in a Cyberpunk future.
Tweetums
Tweetums
Voiced by: Joe Alaskey
Other characters
Mr. Leghorn
Mr. Leghorn
Voiced by: Bill Farmer (his first appearance), Rob Paulsen (his second appearance)
- Adaptation Species Change: The show's gimmick would have you assume he's related to Foghorn Leghorn... except he's a human.
- Animal Motifs: His red hairstyle looks similar to a rooster's comb, and his pointy nose and chin look similar to a rooster's beak.
- Fat, Sweaty Southerner in a White Suit: He wears a white suit to establish his status as rich businessman and is quite a big looking human.
- Verbal Tic: Similar to his inspiration he has a habit of saying "I say".
