History LooneyTunes / TropesMToO

* OffModel: Not uncommon, particularly in Creator/BobClampett's shorts, where he gave the animators leeway in deviating from the model sheets in favor of a specific action or expression. However, there was plenty of unintentional off model, such as one scene from "WesternAnimation/HareLift", where Yosemite Sam briefly turns into a robot when he is wearing his parachute! Explanation: As Sam got smaller and smaller plummeting to the ground as the parachute opened, the animation of the automatic pilot, who abandoned the plane just moments before, was used.
** The size difference between Daffy and Speedy seemed to fluctuate wildly, especially in the Alex Lovy-era shorts. [[http://vignette1.wikia.nocookie.net/looneytunes/images/3/37/Skyscraper_Caper_SS_2.jpg/revision/latest?cb=20131024024355 One particularly glaring instance]] is in "Skyscraper Caper" when Daffy walks by Speedy's house; Speedy is drawn ''much'' larger than he should be.

* MovingBuildings: The episode "WesternAnimation/DesignsForLeaving" has WesternAnimation/DaffyDuck outfit Elmer Fudd's home with modern gadgets. One of these is an elevator that lowers the second story... which crushes everything in the first story. Also, the BigRedButton that Elmer is warned not to push [[spoiler:lifts the entire house hundreds of feet up in the air, in case of tidal waves. And, Daffy has yet to install the little blue button to bring it back down]].

** Three shorts cut to brief live action footage: "WesternAnimation/RabbitEveryMonday" (the party happening inside Yosemite Sam's stove), "Daffy's Inn Trouble" (the stage show taking place in Porky's inn), and the ending to "The Mouse That Jack Built" (the real Jack Benny waking up from a dream that he was a mouse).

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* MultipleDemographicAppeal: Few series have an absolute all-ages appeal like the Tunes have. To that note, the series was originally meant for ''adults'' (hence all the rowdy humor that flies over the children's heads) but the [[AnimationAgeGhetto stereotype that cartoons are kiddie fare]] made them a popular staple of family entertainment in general. Warner Bros. has been working on releasing new collections every once in a while that feature cartoons that, among others, include those that feature outdated stereotypes and [[WartimeCartoon World War 2 references]] that cannot be understood by anyone not at least 16 years old.

* MultipleDemographicAppeal: Despite syndication packages in America and the rest of the world labeling the Looney Tunes as "kiddie fare," even going so far as to edit gags deemed too "adult." However, there are videos and [=DVDs=], both official and unofficial, that preserve these "adult" gags uncut for all to see.

** In ''Lighter Than Hare'', Yosemite Sam is an alien with tons of robots whose trying, not to hunt Bugs Bunny, but abduct him. He also wears an astronaut suit and helmet instead of a cowboy hat, but otherwise looks exactly the same.

** Rabbit Stew And Rabbits, Too (1969)

** Rabbit Stew and Rabbits Too! (intended to be a series)

** There are two Eggheads: The Elmer Fudd prototype with the bulbous nose and goofy voice created by Creator/TexAvery, and the little chick who Foghorn Leghorn tries to befriend to impress Miss Prissy created by Creator/RobertMcKimson.

** There are two Eggheads: The one created by Creator/TexAvery with the bulbous nose and goofy voice, and the one created by Creator/RobertMcKimson, a child who Foghorn tries to befriend to impress Miss Prissy.

** WesternAnimation/ThreeLittleBops

* MakeItLookLikeAnAccident: In "From Hare to Heir", Yosemite Sam plays the nephew of a king who is desperate for money. Bugs comes by his castle offering him 1 million pounds if he can prove himself a man of mild temper (with penalties deducted from the sum for every time Sam loses his cool). After failing to control his fits of rage, Sam decides the easiest solution is to simply off Bugs and make it look like an accident. Needless to say, he fails in rather spectacular fashion.

* OneShotCharacter: Many, many examples. In fact, Merrie Melodies started as a revolving door of one-shot cartoons and characters. Here are just some examples:

** Sleepy Time Possum

** Much Ado About Nutting
** Wild Wife
** Goo Goo Goliath (though this used the drunk stork from other shorts)
** Pizzicato Pussycat
** The Hole Idea
** WesternAnimation/OneFroggyEvening (this one's debatable, since it got a sequel in 1995)

** Rocket-Bye Baby

** To Itch His Own
** Mouse-Placed Kitten

** Martian Through Georgia

** Transylvania 6-5000 (Count Bloodcount only appeared once in the Golden Age LT shorts)

* NamesTheSame:
** Some Ralphs: junior daydreamer Ralph Phillips, Ralph Wolf (from the Sheepdog-Wolf series), Ralph Crumden (from the "Honeymousers" series).
** A pair of Kit Kat Clubs: the DenOfIniquity from "Tin Pan Alley Cats" and the nightclub a cat disguises himself as in "The Mouse That Jack Built."
** There are two Eggheads: The one created by Creator/TexAvery with the bulbous nose and goofy voice, and the one created by Creator/RobertMcKimson, a child who Foghorn tries to befriend to impress Miss Prissy.

** Goo Goo Goliath

** Three Little Bops

** Nelly's Folly

** Now Hear This
** Bartholomew vs. The Wheel
** Senorella and the Glass Huarache

** Rabbit Stew and Rabbits Too! (though it was intended to be a series)