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daffy in looniversity is legit peak Daffy characterization, he's literally how I want him to be written

205,958 просмотров • 2 лет назад •via X (Twitter)

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Фото профиля Etch Wilde Enjoyer 🦊💥
Etch Wilde Enjoyer 🦊💥2 лет назад

not too dumb, not too crazy, just the perfect amount of daffy needed mixing his narcissism and craziness will always make him a fully formed character

Фото профиля Etch Wilde Enjoyer 🦊💥
Etch Wilde Enjoyer 🦊💥2 лет назад

this clip is from "Tiny Toons Looniversity" btw it's second season is streaming on Max and on other digital storefronts including uploaded to "offical" "legal" websites

Фото профиля Etch Wilde Enjoyer 🦊💥
Etch Wilde Enjoyer 🦊💥2 лет назад

OH and if you still have cable it regularly airs on Cartoon Network

Фото профиля Jason Hanlan #savetheyostverse
Jason Hanlan #savetheyostverse2 лет назад

It feels like his characterization in back in action, which is amazing

Фото профиля Anjie-Kun
Anjie-Kun2 лет назад

I'm curious about what Lola's been up to in this series.

Фото профиля BestBoy
BestBoy2 лет назад

He has a picture of Lola in his drawer but then again he must have a photo of all of his friends

Фото профиля Pokeboy890
Pokeboy8902 лет назад

It really is the perfect characterization for him. The same Bugs Bunny hating Daffy with the classic woohoo at the end!

Фото профиля Mirthful Panda
Mirthful Panda2 лет назад

Do I wanna know why a picture of Lola was in his classified drawer? 😂

Фото профиля Mr. Good Boi Deluxe 🌎 3D (Voiced by Inngas)
Mr. Good Boi Deluxe 🌎 3D (Voiced by Inngas)2 лет назад

This is the absolute best Daffy. The sarcastic dumbass Back in Action/The Looney Tunes Show Daffy is the best Daffy.

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“Daffy Duck in Hollywood” is a 1938 American animated comedy short film directed by Fred Avery. The cartoon was released on December 12, 1938. It is part of the Merrie Melodies series and the sixth cartoon to star Daffy Duck. The short is Avery's last Daffy Duck cartoon. PLOT At Wonder Studios, producer I.M. Stupendous quickly refuses Daffy Duck's request for an acting role, only for the phone to ring and reveal Daffy, who emerges to pinch his nose. Stupendous then “phones” director von Hamburger (a parody of Josef von Sternberg) in a face-to-face conversation and orders him to finish the romance film he's working on that day, which Daffy decides to disrupt. On the set, all the crew rushes to follow Hamburger's order for a close-up, who starts smoking a cigarette. Daffy then swipes and starts smoking the cigarette, spelling out Warner Bros. with the smoke. Hamburger asks how the sound is, and Daffy whistles into the microphone which gives a bad reaction to the crew member checking it. He orders the lights turned which Daffy has connected the emergency fire hose to, causing water to gush out of the lights and down on the set where the actors are, disrupting the filming process. Daffy then plants bullets in the camera. When the camera rolls on Hamburger's orders, it starts shooting bullets. Hamburger begins crying while stating “This isn't a gangster picture!”. Daffy sympathetically gives him a gift, promising to stop being screwy, and walks away. However, Daffy then pops up out of the gift box, bites Hamburger's nose and starts jumping around. As filming begins, a typical romantic scene between a rooster and hen plays out. When the inevitable kiss comes up, Daffy jumps in and kisses the hen; he is so excited that he does it again. Hamburger declares “It's ruined, cut!”. The time being noon, Hamburger asks for lunch: turkey with all the trimmings. However, Daffy is under the platter and bites Hamburger's nose again, then jumps away. Then, in the film room, Daffy begins clipping and pasting together random film clips into a collage film. Hamburger tells Stupendous that his film is finished, Stupendous quotes “Well it better be good” as Daffy swaps out the films. Hamburger shows the “film”. At first the title card reads “Gold Is Where You Find It” (a Western Technicolor film starring George Brent, Olivia de Havilland, and Claude Rains, directed by Michael Curtiz and released by Warner Bros. Pictures the same year, 1938), showing film clips of gold mining, but then suddenly plays humorous live action clips of random scenes with appropriate mismatched audio (a lion roaring in Central Park Zoo, a US military parade, square dancing, the World Championship Fight in Madison Round Garden, and a beauty contest). Despite Hamburger's obvious (and justified) fear, Stupendous approves highly of the film as he finds that Hamburger has fainted. As a result, Daffy is now the director, uttering the same line asking for turkey at lunchtime as Hamburger complete with Hamburger's accent and clothing. Hamburger retaliates by hiding under a platter, biting Daffy's nose, then jumping away as Daffy did earlier.

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