History VideoGame / BugsBunnyLostInTime

* BigBad: There are five major enemies in the game, one in each era:

* BloodlessCarnage: Characters get shot, smashed by anvils and sliced, but the injuries are minimal or none, Looney Tunes style.

* BullfightBoss: You get to fight an actual bull in "La Corrida" in the 1930s, most likely being Toro, and it takes damage when is smashes into barricades around the arena.

* ForcedTutorial: The function of Nowhere, the first Era in the game, is to teach the you the basic mechanics of the game, and it can't be skipped. [[OneTimeDungeon And you can't return to it after you clear it.]]

* MedievalEuropeanFantasy: The Medieval Period is this in a nutshell, albiet a lot sillier. With wizards, warlocks, dragons, and brightly colored.

* QuestioningTitle: This is how many levels are named.
** "Wabbit or Duck Season?"
** "Hey... What's Up, Dock?"
** "What's Cookin', Doc?"
** ''"Witch" Way to Albuquerque?"
** "Mine or Mine?"

-->--'''Bugs Bunny ruminating on his [[CollectAThonPlatformer Collect-a-thon]] objective.'''

'''Announcer''': Bugs Bunny, on UsefulNotes/PlayStation. ''(Bugs presses a button on the controller, activating an anvil)''\\

''Bugs Bunny: Lost in Time'' is a ''WesternAnimation/LooneyTunes'' video game for PC and UsefulNotes/PlayStation. It was published by [[Creator/InfogramesEntertainmentSA Infogrames]] and was the company's first title using the license, which would continue on with a whole range of other [[SugarWiki/NoProblemWithLicensedGames well-made games]]. Its developer was Behaviour Interactive, using a modified version of their engine previously used in ''VideoGame/JerseyDevil''.

* ConvectionSchmonvection: If Bugs falls into lava, he will only lose two of his six hit points, while performing a huge leap in the process. [[LavaSurfing Sometimes, this can even be used as a shortcut to obtain items without having to go through moving platforms.]] Falling into water is an instant death, though.

** The Stone Age: Elmer Fudd
** The Pirate Years: Yosemite Sam
** The 1930s: Rocky and Mugsy
** The Medieval Period: Witch Hazel
** Dimension X: Marvin the Martian

* BonusLevel: There's a total of three ("Wabbit or Duck Season?", "La Corrida", and "Downhill Duck"). Each is inspired by a ''Looney Tunes'' short seperate from the time travel theme, they contain one clock each, and they're unlocked with golden carrots. Unlike other levels, they have to be opened up manually by walking up to them with enough golden carrots.

* CartoonBomb: Rocky, Mugsy and the pirates love using those.

* FakeShemp: Pirate Yosemite Sam and Daffy Duck are both voiced entirely by archival recordings of their original voice actor, Creator/MelBlanc, a full decade after his death in 1989

** To avoid the game becoming {{Unwinnable}}, many objects do this too if you dispose them, but in some cases [[{{AvertedTrope}} you can actually see them falling from the ground or reappearing in a cloud of smoke]].

* FakeShemp: Pirate Yosemite Sam is voiced entirely by archival recordings of his original voice actor, Creator/MelBlanc, a full decade after his death in 1989

* CameraScrew: Despite you having full control of it, the camera is constantly trying to recenter itself behind Bugs, which combined with its tendency of getting stuck on things makes most platforming way more difficult then what they should have been otherwise

* PteroSoarer: These will grab Bugs and drop him far away if he disturbs their sleep.

* AffectionateNickname: Bugs takes to calling Merlin "Merl" throughout the game, though thanks to his heavy Brooklyn accent, he keeps pronouncing it as "Moyl" or "Mile" instead.

* AffectionateNickname: Bugs takes to calling Merlin simply "Merl" throughout the game, though thanks to his heavy Brooklyn accent, he keeps pronouncing it as "Moyl" or "Mile" instead.

* AdaptationInducedPlotHole: The final cut-scene from getting HundredPercentCompletion [[spoiler:adapts the ending ''Knight-mare Hare'' with Bugs thinking his adventure was AllJustADream, when it was clearly not the case. Neither does Bugs turn Merlin into a horse in retaliation for turning him into a pig, as Merlin snaps his fingers instead of using magic powder. Making Bugs doing a DoubleTake at the horse wearing Merlin's hat nonsensical.]]

* ArbitraryMaximumRange: Happens to Rocky's bullets, although it doesn't affect you at all because they're far away from the rooftop when they reach their limit.

*** Bullets also disappear in a cloud of smoke whenever they hit something or [[ArbitraryMaximumRange after a certain distance]].

* ForcedTutorial: The function of Nowhere, the first Era in the game, is to teach the you the basic mechanics of the game, and it can't be skipped.

* PermanentlyMissableContent: Nowhere (the tutorial level) contains 10 Golden Carrots. Once you complete Nowhere, you can never return to it, meaning that if you didn't collect all 10 while you were there, you are permanently locked out of reaching HundredPercentCompletion for that save file.

** Once you complete Nowhere, you can't return to it anymore, meaning any Golden Carrots you left behind there can never be collected.

* {{Pun}}: When encountering Bugs on his journeys, Merlin sometimes greets him by saying, "Hello, travel-hare!"

* PointOfNoReturn: {{Downplayed}}.
** Once you complete Nowhere, you can't return to it anymore, but it doesn't really matter because it's just a tutorial.

* BalefulPolymorph: Merlin briefly turns Bugs into a pig to prove he's a sorcerer.

* StockDinosaurs: ''Brontosaurus'' are used as living platforms in the Stone Age Era.

* BullfightBoss: You get to fight an actual bull in "La Corrida" in the 1930s, and it takes damage when is smashes into barricades around the arena.

-->--'''Bugs Bunny ruminating on his Collect-a-thon objective.'''

** The 1930s features call back to shorts like ''WesternAnimation/BugsNThugs'', ''WesternAnimation/BugsyAndMugsy'', and ''WesternAnimation/TheUnmentionables''.

* FakeShemp: Pirate Yosemite Sam, boss of the Pirate Years era is voiced entirely by archival recordings of his original voice actor, Creator/MelBlanc, a full decade after his death in 1989