Looney Tunes Cartoon isn't creepy...
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And yet they won’t let Elmer use his gun.
He actually got his gun back
@@JaneD127 nice
@@JaneD127 please tell me their in episode reason was he got his license revoked or something
@@Sonicfalcon16
LMAO
@@Sonicfalcon16 nope. It wasn't wabbit season for him
I’m actually kinda impressed they didn’t tone down the violence in looney tunes. It’s a bit more grotesque now but that’s fine
Yea
Meme : This is fine
Of course it is.
you need to remember that one time they did looney tune about world war 2 and the nazis
The only downside is the removal of guns - which imo, is a pretty big deal
The "Wear me" scene feels like a meat canyon vid 😂
I immediately thought about that too lmao
Or a creepypasta😂.
Beautiful 😂
Never forget: Wabbit Season (The vid where Bugs harasses Elmer like a stalker, for not saying something more... 'Ban worthy') was copyrighted by Warner...
So... Technically Wabbit Season is canon for Warner
Five nights at Freddy’s sister location be like 0:28
That first scene will always be the most shockingly brutal looney tune scene ever made. There’s no way something worse gets through unless the show becomes 18+ somehow.
I could have sworn that most of that scene was fan animation but nope, it's real as far as i can tell
wait its actually real?
Yup, as real as you and me.
I would have thought it came from an Adult Swim parody.@@Neganerd
I don't believe you
I like how looney tunes is sometimes happy tree friends
Yeah
It was the OG
Ren and Stimpy not happy tree friends :)
yep
Happy, Trooney/Leeney Trends
Glad to know Looney Tunes went from being a kid's cartoon to being MeatCanyon.
I was thinking Ren and Stimpy
@Nny I just recently binge watched his channel so i didn't get to watch it before it was taken down, but from what i understood from his response video Bugs Bunny is canonically a serial r-pist now lmao. Wish i could've seen it.
Looney tunes a kids cartoon? I mean back then they were doing the exact same stuff only this time they're trying to do even more violent and gross stuff than before. Besides kids shows back then weren't entirely meant for children and it's pretty obvious. ( well atleast during the 30s and 60s) Anyways I'm just saying this show hasn't changed anything, it just up the mayhem.
@@justanotherinternetwiseguy8018 I mean I get kids shows back then were much more.... mature in content to an extent. To be fair, lots of shows back then had a presence of alcohol, war, etc. That being said, from a visual point of view, I don't think Looney Toons overall was quite as disturbing visually as this.
Now the 2nd one was just like meat cannon
I love how the modern reboot is even more violent then the old school series...
At least the originals were cartoonish which is why they weren't disturbing, but THIS on the other hand…
Unfortunately being edgy and over the top only does not gonna cut it they still can’t figure out what made the classic a timeless masterpiece
@@TinkerGrape "timeless masterpiece" bro it is not timeless.
@@bunnybird9342 typical old gag crying about how everything was better when they were young. Being old doesn't make you better, actually, it is just a reminder things you like will dissappear with you just as your timeless old cartoon isn't watch much anymore. That why reboots are necessary if you want the thing to keep going
@@TinkerGrape Being edgy what maded Looney Toons, Looney tunes.
Pretty sure this would make me cry as a child.
crybaby
That's kind of disturbing Bugs eating body parts like it was a buffet
"oh well, when in Rome.." :D :D :D
The pp
@@etherealbladerx8153 nobody cares
You mean you don't?
@@cranberry4 I cared enough. Am disturbed
Bugs bunny looks absolutely terrifying and disturbing
Which part? The Beginning or second part
Second for me
This is pure nightmare fuel
@@sirmiyousbaker3648 Meat canyon lol.
@@sirmiyousbaker3648 His design
When an entire generation of animators grew up watching happy tree friends as a kid.
hell yeah!
Do you not know what ren & stimpy is or
Uh no
@@NeoAya Ren and Stimpy was less outwardly gorey
0:03 average chiropractor experience:
Just a reminder that chiropracty is pseudo-medicine.
That's not a joke. I'm just letting people know who are not aware.
The fact that someone made a storyboard of this and thought "yeah, this is fine" is mindblowing.
@@OutInTheCountry lmfao same here 😂💅🏼❤️🔥
Because it's fine
Finally looney tune got interesting lol
True true
If they showed nipples then it would've been a problem
Even by classic cartoon violence standards this is disturbing AF!
I am shocked and appalled. My jimmies are rustled. My titties are tantruming. My panties are twisted.
no CAP
Most definitely won't let my kids watch this mess
@@traeboy89 I would lol, the kids gotta learn what entertainment looks like.
"No amount of therapy will ever make these moments okay"
The daffy/elmer one at least ended surprisingly wholesomely
“Wear me doc, Wear meee. Beautiful”
This show is actually categorised on Wikipedia as a dark comedy. I... definitely see it.
There was an episode were Elmer ends up at the electric chair
@@sonicfanboy3375 this is innofensive compared to all that is shown in this video
Thats what it looks like from this video
Its like someone asked the people behind Ren & Stimpy to make Looney Tunes.
Believe it or not, the same studio behind this is working on the Ren & Stimpy reboot.
@@TritnewNG when he starts squishing the monster at 1:15 I could tell this by the eyes
@@4everinthe4d same
@@TritnewNG ...Well at least that reboot is in good hands.
Yes
Man, even for the violent, meanspirited classic Looney Tunes standards this is dark
The first scene is the most violent Looney Tunes scene I have ever seen, to the point where it becomes dumb, and yet they won't let Elmer use his gun for gags. Really stupid.
0:31 has a potential to be a creepypasta or some shit and name it "WEAR ME"
*W E A R M E D O C . W E A R M E . *
B E A U T I F U L
WearMe.Exe
A A A -
“He said with hyper realistic eyes...”
NGL, I was honestly shocked and pleasantly surprised of how brutal these scenes were.
It's actually really impressive. :D
ikr samee
and thats how are the face expressions of the sonic characters during
in the darkest and dramatic scenes in sonic idw comics 0:04
Is this allowed for you tube kids?
@@harumiyanoiri1897 If it were, then kids would be traumatized.
@@JoseMat2953 That is, as ones says, part of childhood.
If you don't have trauma from at least one thing you watched on TV (or creepy children books), can you say you have lived?
0:18 family Guy death pose
Fun fact in the episode of which he had his bones broken. He thought the dude was a massage therapist lol
This feels like something that if it was described in a lost media forum, people would think they were making it up
What is a lost media forum, and can you make an egazimple?
@@serronserron1320 were you trying to spell example?
@@jommysalami227 What is an example of lost media that you can thank of
?
@@serronserron1320 clockman, saki sanobashi, nanny lynn
@@jommysalami227 I think Clockman was found
They somehow managed to do something more violent and disgusting that the original series
The original was so silly, hardly disgusting aside from their offensive caricatures
@@whateveryouremadatmeforido5497bro I’d be watching and having fun and then I’d see the most racist mf caricature ever
The only thing the censors asked was that Elmer Fudd didn't carry a shotgun...
Pales in comparison to WB copyrighting wabbit season
I havent heard of this new looney tunes before today but it makes sense to me that they would take a weird route like this. Honestly this was probably one of the best ways I can think of for them to modernize Looney Tunes, especially when you think about the weird/borderline creepy cartoon style Cartoon Network has been pushing since the 90s.
As much as I love it when most family friendly shows sometimes push the boundaries and get dark at times... I think they pushed the boundaries a little TOO far
nah they did just fine!
Man, we need this kinda stuff during this cancel culture era.
@@babyfaceyoungbrother I take back what I said, my taste in cartoons changed allot that now this feels like being TOO generous.
Like seriously when will we get the "Jackass" gag again?
@@mcstudioproductions3512 well, that’s good. I’m an animator, too, so I would love for this content to come back. I heard Cartoon Network is going to become a whole Adult Swim TV network because most viewers are adults.
i saw this on tiktok and i thought it was a fan animation. THIS IS REAL?!?!?!
I’m terrified that the scene with him picking out organs to eat is actually real
And the detail on those organs is way too good.
its crazy because its actually historically accurate☠
when pharoahs of egypt were embalmed they took away certain organs related to your Ba ( i think body) and Ka( spirit) the organs were your heart liver and ect.
They'd also spread salt across the body to make sure the vital organs stay preserved.
Of course then they wrap the body in bandages hense mummies. I may be wrong on Ba and Ka though.
And I thought Invader Zim scary
Wait, isn't Bugs vegetarian?
And the way he shoves those organs into the mummy's mouth???
There's no way whoever wrote and draw these scenes didn't grow up watching Invader Zim, Billy & Mandy and Courage all day.
Don’t forget making fiends lol 😭
DOnt forget ren n stimpy on top of it
And SpongeBob
@@lucasriber8690 Specifically "Someone's in the kitchen with Sandy".
I think you meant Ren & Stimpy
Good to see that the Ren and Stimpy animators are still getting work
Censors: "Elmer isn't allowed to use his gun."
The animators: "THAT'S what you're worried about?"
Remember people ! Being a toon isn't just about doing funny stuff !
It's about the pain.
The pain usually isn’t graphic, though. They don’t break bones. They get tied into knots.
Cartoons were never this graphic. Wtf even is this
@@LilXancheX dark humor that's
Reminds me of roger rabbit
Bugs after having his enitre body broken: *_"I'm in... Spain, but without... the S..."_*
Damn, this is some straight up Roger Rabbit/Ren n Stimpy/creepypasta shit. lol
Could it be, that Warner employed John K. (created Ren n stimpy) and they didnt tell us about it? 😳
lol
@@apachelol The developer for this show is Pete Browngardt, creator of Uncle Grandpa
@@CarbyGuuGuu that explains quite a bit. Yet this is so much more palatable then Uncle Grandpa.
Pretty sure they hired the animators from that series
@@riskvideos nah uncle grandpa is funny as hell.
When a child sees this they are traumatized for life
Warner Bros: we can’t have Pepe Le Pew in Space Jam 2 because he’s a problematic character
Also Warner Bros:
Except he all ways got beaten up for his troubles
@@israaelshaer9351 yeah no
@@israaelshaer9351 where is the lie?
@@israaelshaer9351 Pepe le Pew didn't represent all French people he's just a Skunk that happens to be French.
Is this the same people who replace Elmer Fudd's gun with a scythe?
WB: *Removes the guns from characters due to gun "violence"*
Also WB:
No they still allow guns
@@ImnotBritish166 they gave the hunter guy a melee
@@TheCasualSirenEnthusiast what's that
@@ImnotBritish166 type of weapon
@@ImnotBritish166 melee is any type of weapon that requires hitting someone with it
They saw Meat Canyon and said "Do that!"
I can't believe the producers allowed this especially the first part 😟
They don't allow guns. But they'll allow blood, gore, torture, and body horror.
Keep it coming WB
Edit: I have been educated by the replies. Thanks for letting me know the details
Elmer has already had his gun back in the newer episodes
@@zenmaster8826 , Elmer Fudd has always had his iconic hunting rifle, and if you’re going to remove that key aspect out of his character then you might as well as change the accents of the characters with Southern accents that aren’t Elmer Fudd too.
They don't allow guns? Since when? I remember multiple instances were guns were used. Road Runner is ful of guns, Yosemite Sam is a gunslinger, Elmer Fudd uses one regulary, Bugs definitely got shot more than once, Daffy too if he didn't use them, Speedy Gonzales once "fought" some cats that were basically the cartel.
Let's not forget that WB also made Bugs Bunny a struggling rapist canon
Gun stuff falls under the umbrella of Potential Imitation by kids (rather than the fact its just violent, hence "rocket launcher is ok, a revolver isnt") which is typically a network bugbear rather than specifically WB's.
However, WB animation has usually been willing to work with network demands (rather than be outright censored)... while also flagrantly playing with such rules to the LETTER rather than the SPIRIT and getting away with as much ELSE as they can.
Don't forget, being a cartoon character is not only funny...it's also crazy hilarious
…and painful
To be a cartoon character, you must eat pain for breakfast everyday.
444thcomment
You Mean Daffy Duck A Funny Character!!🖤🧡🤍🦆
When did Looney Toons turn into Ren and Stimpy?
I *_LOVE_* that they’ve taken Looney Tunes back to their edgier roots, it’s what I’ve always wanted 🤩🥰
feels like Ren and Stimpy artstyle, spongebob hyperrealism and the original looney tunes style not even mixed, just smashed together, and it's gorgeous
That's what I thought lmao
IM THE 100'TH LIKE!!
@@patchesthelynx1910 check again
🗿
@@LokiThePug I am-
This is brutal explain how in the early loneytoons being hit with a frypan is considered wrong/bad but in this loneytoons bugs can get all his limbs broken? Older cartoons everything was allowed sure but writing wasnt overtly graphic and dirtier jokes were sublte and the allowed things ex. guns were used in normal/ comic ways this is just nonsensically graphic/creepy.
These clips, animation, and context-wise, remind me of the grotesque portion of 90s Ren & Stimpy. Disney's modern Mickey Mouse cartoons do the same, including the artsyle.
In my opinion, it's not funny, just grotesque. It's in stark contrast to the original Looney Tunes, which are more comical in violence, and gross humor.
However, to each their own preference.
It's true this modern iteration takes thing to a next level, in that physical regard. But everything it's represented just right trans-cosplay jokes, the tame silly puns. Characters and voice actors are just like they used too. It's perfect.
Also, it’s pure chaos, and I love it!!!!
Snowflake
No guns is just a zero tolerance rule they have to follow. So they probably decided to push the other rules to the limits.
You can not tell me otherwise that this doesn’t give off Ren and Stimpy vibes
the fact that they canceled that one looney tunes show from 2012 for this thing...
So I got curious and started watching the first season, these are insanely good. Characters are varied and we'll animated and it doesn't feel like another warner brothers milking the franchise type of thing. Even if technically is, it's surprising how good quality they are. love what they did with daffy, he's just crazy.
Glad to see Daffy in touch with his roots again, that's for sure.
@@unclebuck4046 *name
Daffy. He's daffy. That's old slang for being bonkers, off your rocker, bat shit, looney, crazy. He was dumbed down to just being a con man for the last few decades. Hearing that Daffy hoot made me so happy.
What is the show called, I can’t find it
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Fun-fact:
The process of mummification never resulted in the heart being removed, because the Egyptians thought the soul and mind was located in the heart; they often left this particular organ inside the body during the process.
ok first of all, we didn't ask for this,
and two, we know this already
@@Rayman3hoodlumhavoc. Okay, first of all, I didn't ask for your comment.
And secondly, YOU know this already. Others may not :)
@@Rayman3hoodlumhavoc. Well I never knew about that heart part.
Yeah, I watched Moon Knight, too.
@@Jay-Jones Noice, was it a good movie? Haven't seen it yet.
Wow, I haven't seen Watership Down in DECADES! Thanks for posting!
The first part traumatized me.. never seen bugs bunny get that pain in my life as a little kid.
I still watch looney toons so uh yeah
Okay but that suit payoff to the sewing machine gag was incredible.
Dang, never seen this side of Looney Tones before.
I actually feel a little bum because I love it when cartoons turn bloody!
If you love when cartoons turn bloody, may I recommend you happy tree friends
@@SelfHatingWeeb my friend, I’ve watched that cartoon since I was 5!
Can someone tell me where can I find this looney tunes serie?
@@m4ldo_982 HBO Max, but you can find some full shorts on RUclips
@@SelfHatingWeeb Ah, a man of culture I see.
i didnt even know this show existed, wtf
For anyone wondering on the first one, Bugs takes it as a massage and not dying
A) This animation looks extremely good. Loving the updated take on the old WB artstyle.
B) Holy shit.
Remember when Simpsons parodied how violent the old 30s and 40s cartoons were with Itchy and Scratchy? That wasn't like people asking for actual gore in Tom and Jerry guys. No one who doesn't belong on a watch list wants to see Bugs get his limbs systematically and graphically broken.
Remember? Itchy and Scratchy is still a thing!
@@thorwilhelms9635 No I am pretty sure the Simpsons ended after that plane crash killed all the voice actors, out of respect.
@@deplorabledegenerate2630 ?
@@deplorabledegenerate2630 im sorry, what?
@@deplorabledegenerate2630 what?
How the hell did i forget about this? Watched every episode, but didnt recall a single bit of it till now
This looks like some kind of fan animation
Holy crap, they directly showed Bugs' bones being broken, I feel like this isn't E-rated.
It is funny
Not just that but he literally got his neck snapped
@@p_filippouz As well as his spine ripped.
@@alaron5698 id say torn apart, not ripped.
But I'm not a doctor anyway, so..
@@p_filippouz I think a linguist would be of more help in answering which is right than a doctor. Or we could just consult a dictionary:
*Rip*: to tear or split apart or open
b: to saw or split (wood) with the grain
*Tear*: to separate parts of or pull apart by force : REND
b: to wound by or as if by pulling apart by force
While they seem somewhat interchangeable, you appear to be correct that "tear" is more appropriate. Though I'll poke you back and say it's "torn apart", not "teared apart".
0:24 The only thing disturbing about the Skin & Bones Bugs Bunny is how his eyes shrunken with all the dark black around them.
Like something out of creepy pasta
As opposed to light black-
Jokes aside i agree.
sir i am sure that fucking deflated bugs bunny is terrifying enough
Damn! I'm one whole year late in setting this video and I had no idea this show even existed!!!
This looks phenomenal. Like the show I've always wanted, taking the characters back to their roots!
Where can I watch this and is it still going?
That Bugs Bunny segment was giving me mad Ren and Stimpy vibes 😁
Now I see where they had all their ideas from for Ren & Stimpy
I love how Bugs somehow gets his bones broken in the first scene despite the fact that 90% of looney toons gags would be impossible if the characters had bones.
most looney toons gags would be impossible regardless If they had bones or not
Looney Tunes*
Pretty sure he was fucking killed with that neck snap.
I'm pretty sure the gag of the first one was that it didn't actually hurt him. This clip just didn't show the ending
@@foursidekm oh, wow. That makes it all better. Except it doesnt. Like wtf even have those visuals animated in the first place
Holy moly.. They revised Looney Tunes for an adult audience. I had no idea this existed.
I can see inspiration from Ren & Stimpy.
There is no swearing in this so…Uh…it is but it is not.
@@omegaflowey9932 So no swearing automatically makes something not adult? Lol wut
@@user-vi4xy1jw7e it does make it adult.
@@omegaflowey9932 I can't curse at my job does that mean it's for kids?
Yeah... because the original cartoon which depicted numerous characters trying to off themselves with a gun to their head was definitely kid-friendly.
Do y'all even remember how NOT kid-friendly the Looney Tunes were???
Last one it's like: Cat with no legs
🗣: Hey dogday how do you lost your legs?
DogDay:
Referens in: 2:28
Jason voorhees vs bugs bunny in multiversus: 0:03
I've always been creeped out by the laugh that Daffy does. He did it a lot when he first was aired (old old episodes) and later stopped, but I guess they added it back to these newer shows
It had to do with his personality change. Daffy originally was a jokester character and was super wacky but they grounded his character after his and Bugs's dynamic was established, making Daffy more of a jealous narcissist. This cartoon's main gimmick was reversing the characters back to how they used to be.
@@AluminumFusion22yes
@@AluminumFusion22they destroyed daffy with that character change. Original daffy was so much better
0:44 perfectly cut scream
Chiropractor: Ok your back is all better now!
Patient's Credit card: decline
Chiropractor: 0:00
Family guy death pose at the end
Remember when looney tunes was funny and well written?
This is incredible! I haven't even seen this yet, the animation is so expressive and smooth, and the style pays perfect respect to the original. the guys who made the first cartoons would have been proud!
I'm surprised I didn't hear about this sooner, no children were traumatized or are we just as a point where kids aren't watching Looney tunes and it's just adults?
@Stranded NYer so you're saying this is the looney tunes we were always meant to have, uncensored?
@Stranded NYer I see what you mean. Thanks for elaborating.
@Stranded NYer
So that’s why I keep seeing nazi sh!t in the older cartoons
I remember Looney Toons being a funny show, but this is kinda extreme
That just further proves that MeatCanyon 's animations are canon.
That scene where Bugs is just having his fucking bones straight up broken on screen (and his neck SNAPPED) was mortifying. I need more
And yet there's no guns allowed
@@Fancymonkethe4th at that point it almost seems like WB is making fun of it.
"Hey so we were hoping we could give Elmer his iconic shotgun."
"Nope, sorry no guns allowed."
"Oh, ok... Well what about flattening people with mallets, dropping anvils on their heads and blowing up with dynamite?"
"Uh... Are you really suggesting that to me right now?"
"I'm sorry you're right."
"That's simply just not morbid enough!"
"I know right?"
"How about literally breaking bones up close, splashing blood all over the place, being burnt in half and eating human organs whole?"
"Perfect! Just don't include any guns and make sure some moments are more animated than others, you got it?"
"Will do!"
It's more messed up when bugs tried to escape
It's all on good ol HBO Max
@@Woolopo Yes
No amount of therapy will ever make this reboot ok.
I'd rather watch this than Cartoon networks sorry "The wabbit".
@@rubberduckian2538 I’d rather stream the original Looney Tunes and older Cartoon Network shows like KND, Ed Edd n Eddy, and ect over the Looney Tunes reboot especially with how the Animaniacs reboot and other reboots turned out.
Nah, this reboot is awesome
@@kish45 whats wrong with the Animaniacs reboot exactly,m
@@suisui7481 they got rid of a lot of the characters like Hello Nurse, Minerva Mink, Rita and Runt, and ect.
the last one 💀
"ok, he's done"
I liked how they amped up the violence and slapstick of the original shorts to way more brutal and grotesque here. Even the part with Bugs becoming a mangled zombie and scaring Elmer and seeing Bugs getting torn apart by the mummy was the most scariest and grisly scenes ever.
I know loony tunes is no stranger to comic violence but jesus.. i never expected to see bigs just get straight up brutally murdered, that first scene would have terrified me as a kid!
Nah the scene is taken out of context, right after bugs gets all of his joints broken, he gets up and says "wow that I'm feeling great, I was overdue for a massage" shits hilarious, but it is a little bit too grotesque for my taste, definitely wouldn't let my kids watch it.. maybe when they're 12 and above
@@kingpotato7183 he didn’t fucking die?!?! What??!?
@@genjishimada2855 watch the entire scene it's hilarious
@@genjishimada2855 he’s a cartoon
@@genjishimada2855 he can’t, unless he touches the dip
This is "courage the cowardly dog - watching as a kid" levels of scary. 😨
Man they really went unhinged with this.
This isn’t what Looney Tunes is supposed to be. Feels like somebody going for pure subversion like the shitty scooby doo series they put out a while back.
Creepypastas have gone from hyper realistic eyes to darkness around the sized down iris of the eyes with even smaller pupils within, and these show makers took notice… for some reason.
Wear me.
Bug bunny is a springlock suit
*_"Beautiful."_*
The one thing you can blame millennials on
@@Milo_hAt3r well it will be kinda bloody when he goes into animatronic mode
Nowadays, people has moved on to Analog Horror, ARGs, the Backrooms and SCPs.
What we saw here Is Warner torturing His characters phisically, Disney instead prefers the mental trauma
this is something I would expect from ren and stimpy
YO WHO TF MADE THIS MEATCANYON? I LOVE IT
You know after all the violence Daffy has endured over the years, its cathartic to see Bugs get so brutally beaten up. Also love how this show brought back the classic screwball Daffy Duck and even liked that he turned out to be a decent tailor (the tomato soup gag was a nice touch). Though I should complain about Sylvester getting destroyed by Tweety, it really does show what a little sadist that bird really is!
It is however ironic that they won't let Elmer have a gun, but I guess that's due in part to real world gun violence being too touchy a subject and not wanting to be used as scapegoat for those that commit gun violence. Though these clips kinda prove that there are plenty of methods more brutal and violent than guns (and the Daffy as a tailor clip really shows that you can really fool your audience to make a scene seem more violent than it actually is for comic effect). Its nice to see their able to pay homage to the Looney Tunes of the past while also updating it for a modern audience!
The first scene of this video was harder than any "real world violence" a shotgun could bring
It’s falling in line with how the parent companies want to align culturally to reinforce a oft-repeated corporate backed opinion. Back then, Looney Tunes had its share of political war cartoons for the same reasons of being in good graces with the political class’ preferences, for the purposes of distribution and staying on air. This really is no different to bending towards political narratives of the day now. It’s not having sensibilities to public opinion, since seeking entertainment makes conflating fantasy with reality a moot point. Case in point as an example are how violent video games have no correlation with violent crime statistics-yet that’s always a repeated lie. Other studios in other countries wouldn’t really see this type of advocacy for censoring or retconning take place.
I’m sure the children are smart enough not to play with real guns. They’ve been playing with Nerf toys or had played Call of Duty. That means they’re desensitized by gun violence and they don’t act like idiots over it.
@@Retrodove101 And not to mention that guns are too dangerous and kids will know that.
Elmer doesn’t have his gun cause anti gun retarded leftists would be bitching till the cows come home cause “GUN BAD”
*drools on self*
I didn’t realize how the modern Looney Tunes became unapologetically brutal. Like something out of Ren & Stimpy and Itchy & Stimpy! O_o
You mean, itchy and scratchy.
This is because Of The "Market Failure" that was The Looney Tunes Show, which was good but Not Good in viewerships for Warner Bros. The main issue of that show is that it was much slower and more of a cartoon sitcom. This is much closer to it's roots and more modernized.
@@chillstoneblakeblast3172 Really interesting. I didn’t know that. I like some Looney Tunes Show because how Lola Bunny is entertaining with her charismatic personality and how multi-layered she is compare to Space Jam’s Lola Bunny. Which I personally think Looney Tunes Show’s Lola Bunny was way better than Space Jam’s Lola Bunny. Most of all I used to watched this show when I was tween and I love it.
@@analyticalhabitrails9857 Yes that’s what I really meant.
There’s an another reason why modern Looney Tunes was unapologetically brutal. It could be because kids today were desensitized by over the top violence such as they’ve been watching people playing Poppy Playtime and Friday Night Funkin. Which these games can have some dark and violent moments.
WB: guns are violent so that’s not allowed
Also WB: **produces a sequence of someone getting brutally murdered while they scream in agony**
I never thought I'd see Ren and Stimpy's artstyle again
This gives me some STRONG classic Ren and Stimpy vibes and that's actually a good thing to me. Whatever they did to Looney Tunes, I'm in.
IKR. Also is this on blu ray? I never seen this version before.
@@MrBjnelson HBO Max
Right
I literally told my boyfriend that I told him it’s like ten and stumpy what if it’s not supposed to for the kids? Right? Idk lol
@Chase Studios You let "Stumpy" fly? Smh
0:51 I don't think that's a sausage bud...
0:34 bro I'd be scared af as a kid
Oh, you just gave me a reason to watch it as an adult.
1:01 "PIEWWWWWWWWW" got me dying
It's still tamer than the stuff in some episodes of Ren and Stimpy.
DANG....O_O
I swear I'm traumatized and scared with the first scene 😨😳
What made the scene of Daffy working on the suit for Elmer more terrifying were the camera angles, lighting and of course Night on Bald Mountain playing
Holy shit - it really happaning in LooneyTunes,