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shitpost that I had in mind for 2 years
World is mine but its babs bunny
@puddingandp1 Tiny Toon character is pretty cool.
HAPPY DUCK DHURSDAY
This year was... Something.
All nighter before a deadline
Lola bunny is kinda like Fred Jones. You can do whatever with their personalities as long as you keep a few things.
Cartoon Network Friday Spotlight: Tiny Toons Looniversity- "Save the Loo Bru"
Confession time- I like Tiny Toons Looniversity better than Animaniacs 2020. I think going for a full-fledged reboot has done the show wonders, and I've been thinking of a bigger piece where I discuss how this reflects who the Looney Tunes are today among other things.
For now, let's just talk about a specific episode. If you're not familiar with this take on the Toons, Buster and Babs (relation this time) are freshmen at the prestigious Tiny Toons Looniversity, where they hope to learn how to be like their cartoon idols. Unfortunately in this episode, the Toon crew (which still features Plucky, Hamton and Sweetie Pie) discover that the school's iconic coffee shop, run by Taz and served by Dizzy Devil, is going to be closed down by young tycoon Montana Max. Perfect timing for Buster, who is learning about his need for an archrival.
The rest of the episode has Buster use some of his idol's (guess who?) tricks to get at Max, including an extended bit in drag, to get him to fail. And who doesn't love some classic Looney Tunes action?
It's funny stuff, a lot of fun. Will hopefully expand on this later.