Looney tunes cartoons

As you may know, I LOVE Looney Tunes! Who doesn't? I love the characters, I love the jokes, I love the animation, everything. We may have gotten plenty of great shows like Duck Dodgers and Animaniacs, for example, but we also had terrible shows, such as Loonatics Unleased and Baby Looney Tunes (those two shows were terrible). Wabbit/New Looney Tunes was okay, but did improve a little more as it went on.

This feels a LOT more like the classic Looney Tunes shorts of the golden age. And yes, this was made by Peter Browngardt, who also gave us two of Cartoon Network's horrible and drugged-up shows Secret Mountain Fort Awesome and Uncle Grandpa. There actually WAS a time where Browngardt had talent, working on Futurama, Venture Brothers, Chowder, and the Marvelous Misadventures of Flapjack.

I have a feeling Looney Tunes Cartoons is not only the best cartoon Browngardt has ever created, but is also the only good one of his creations to date. I can't wait to see it on HBO Max soon.

The episodes are really hilarious, Daffy & Porky in an abandoned jungle temple provided a lot of gags, but all the good points i would make have "alwedy" been told.

The thing is, that the show will become lukewarmly recieved along the lines of New Looney Tunes because Elmer Fudd is missing his gun,

Ah yes, Looney Tunes, a great classic cartoon series, but has had divisive spinoffs over the years like Baby Looney Tunes, Loonatics Unleashed, The Looney Tunes Show, and Wabbit/New Looney Tunes (although I actually really like The Looney Tunes Show and New Looney Tunes). It is now back to its original greatness with this little show.

Animation and Art Style: The art does its best to mimic the original while still being its own thing. The same can be said for the animation. The animation can be stiff at times but most of the times is quite fluid, and really shows what you can do with digital animation.

Writing: Like always, the writing is sharp and snappy, the plots are simple yet executed greatly, the pacing is fast and the characterizations are top-notch. Best of all episodes are bite sized so you have plenty of time to watch them.

Characters: Like always, the characters are the strongest parts, and they're restored to their original personalities. Bugs Bunny is a karmic trickster who always outsmarts his rivals, Daffy Duck is selfish and sassy (and has a great dynamic going on with Porky), Porky Pig is nervous, the list goes on.

Music: The music is just like the original, and the classic themes such as the Merrie Melodies theme make a return.

Enjoyment: Unless you're some stuck up nostalgia purist like Trevor Thompson, you should be able to enjoy this show, no matter if you're young or old. 10/10, one of the best cartoons of the year along with The Owl House and Glitch Techs.

Love the style art and animation. The characters have their personalities back (daffy is in his crazy mood again). Only problem Elmer Fudd can't be hunting wabbits without his gun.

I was very skeptical about this remake since the The Looney Tunes Show remake was a dud. But I love how they kept the humor and animation just like the old ones! And bringing back some characters I forgot about . You won't be disappointed. Keep up the great work!!