History VideoGame / BugsBunnyInDoubleTrouble

After a tiring day of doing his usual routine, Bugs Bunny decided to lie down in his cozy bed, falling asleep in the process. He then begins to have a very strange dream, where he finds himself in a HauntedCastle. There, he spotted Yosemite Sam (as a MadScientist) working on an experiment, called the "giant carrot serum". However, Sam caught sight of the rabbit and ordered Gossamer to retrieve his brain to complete his robot experiment, and chase ensues. Bugs soon found himself in a brightly lit room, where he finds the scientist's Televisor device. Curious, he decides to activate it, sending him to many of his times from classic cartoons, and the adventure begins.

Essentially Warner Bros. and Sega's answer to ''VideoGame/MickeyMania'', with levels based on and (mostly) named after classic Bugs Bunny cartoons from the Looney Tunes and Merrie Melodies series, though ''Double Trouble'' received a more negative reception, not helped by being released late in both the Genesis and Game Gear's lifespans.

* BangFlagGun: If you look closely when Elmer shoots at either Bugs or Daffy in the "Duck! Rabbit, Duck!" level, a flag that says "BANG!" emits from Elmer's rifle.

** "Haunted Hare"; while it has an original title, is inspired by such haunted-themed shorts as ''WesternAnimation/HairRaisingHare'', ''Bewitched Bunny'' and ''Transylvania 6-5000''.
** "Spaced Out Bunny", "Mad as a Mars Hare" and "Hare-Way to the Stars" are based on their titular shorts which take place in outer space, all of which features [[spoiler:Marvin the Martian]] as the main antagonist.

* DuckSeasonRabbitSeason: The [[TropeNamers Trope Namer]] itself comes into play in one of the first levels, where you need to trick WesternAnimation/DaffyDuck into turning over the signs which change from Bugs to Daffy.

* UnexpectedShmupLevel: Surprisingly, this game features both examples. Type 2 is featured in "Spaced Out Bunny" (although exclusive to the Genesis version), and Type 1 is featured in "Mad as a Mars Hare" (played in both versions of the game)

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After a tiring day of doing his usual routine, Bugs Bunny decided to lay down in his cozy bed, falling asleep in the process. He then begins to have a very strange dream, where he finds himself in a HauntedCastle. There, he spotted Yosemite Sam (as a MadScientist) working on an experiment, called the "giant carrot serum". However, Sam caught sight of the rabbit and ordered Gossamer to retrieve his brain to complete his robot experiment, and chase ensues. Bugs soon found himself in a brightly lit room, where he finds the scientist's Televisor device. Curious, he decides to activate it, sending him to many of his times from classic cartoons, and the adventure begins.

* AstralFinale: The final three levels of the game takes place in outer space.

** "Haunted Hare"; while it has an original title, is inspired by such haunted-themed shorts such as ''WesternAnimation/HairRaisingHare'', ''Bewitched Bunny'' and ''Transylvania 6-5000''.

* DuckSeasonRabbitSeason: The [[TropeNamers Trope Namer]] itself comes into play in one of the first levels, where you need to trick WesternAnimation/DaffyDuck into turning over the signs which changes from Bugs to Daffy.

* ArabianNightsDays: "Hare-abian Nights" is set in a Arabian-like setting, with thieves, flying carpets, and a genie lamp, which you need to collect by defeating Vizier Yosemite Sam.

** "Duck! Rabbit, Duck!" is based on the hunting trilogy (''WesternAnimation/RabbitFire'', ''WesternAnimation/RabbitSeasoning'', and of course, ''WesternAnimation/DuckRabbitDuck''), though it's mostly based on the first of the three, and doesn't have the winter setting of it's namesake cartoon.

** "Hare-abian Nights" takes cues from the Arabian-based shorts, such as ''WesternAnimation/AliBabaBunny'', though the title its based on is more of a ClipShow.

* DigitizedSprites: As this game came out in 1996, this game mostly features pre-rendered 3D sprites. Even the Game Gear got them, helping showcase the system's graphical abilities in it's latter months.

* SpaceZone: [[AstralFinale The last three]](two in the Game Gear version) levels take place in outer space. [[spoiler:The latter two are set in Marvin's home planet, Mars.]]
* SprintShoes: Speed Shoes can grant you super speed, making Bugs go very fast and not get tired when sprinting.

** "Knighty Knight Bugs" is based entirely on the titular short, including the Black Knight and his sneezing dragon.

* DreamLand: Where the game's entirety takes place; in Bugs' dreams. At least, that's what the manual and the back of the box art states.

* AbandonedLaboratory: Where you fight both Yosemite Sam and Gossamer.

** "Duck! Rabbit, Duck!" is based on the hunting trilogy (''WesternAnimation/RabbitFire'', ''WesternAnimation/RabbitSeasoning'', and of course, ''WesternAnimation/DuckRabbitDuck''), though it's mostly based on the first of the three.

* DigitizedSprites: As this game came out in 1996, this game mostly features pre-rendered 3D sprites.