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ParamountCartoons
9 years ago
Mine is Taz/Tasmanian Devil.


He's too violent.........


What's yours?
Wolfie
9 years ago
I'm going to have to go for Sniffles.
Mac
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9 years ago
Sniffles for me too. I find him both boring and annoying to watch and listen to.

(I like the Tasmanian Devil)
ferpme
9 years ago
Post Clampett Tweety, Sylvester Jr, and Hippity Hopper.
Mister Bighead
9 years ago
'60s [daffy]
nickramer
9 years ago
This probably won't count but, I say "The Looney Tune Show" of Lola. Honestly, I say they should just give up on the character. She's no Babs Bunny.
LuckyToon
9 years ago
Though I said I mostly hate almost all the Bill Hendrics/W7 era Looney Tunes characters made by Alex Lovy, I will have to say my least favorite Looney Tunes character I hate with a passion is Merlin the Magic Mouse. His cartoons are boring and un-funny.
Mac
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9 years ago
I tend to completely forget the non-classic era WB cartoons. The 60s and later versions of characters don't even come to mind. I know I've seen a Merlin the Magic Mouse cartoon, but all I remember is that the action took place on a stage – must've been really memorable! Another cartoon I remember seeing was Bunny and Clyde – I probably only remember that one cos it seemed in such delightful bad taste to base a whole cartoon around a 'cute' pun on the names of a couple of murderers! The modern takes on Looney Tunes haven't interested me much either so I don't have an opinion on Lola Bunny.

...So, for me, Sniffles is the worst Looney Tunes character that I can actually remember properly!

Bobby Bickert
9 years ago
My first exposure to Merlin the Magic Mouse (and Cool Cat) was 1970's digest reprints of the Gold Key (and Dell) Looney Tunes comic books. I didn't see their original cartoons until they aired on Nickelodeon.

Those 1970's comic digests were also my first exposure to Sniffles. So when I first saw one of his original cartoons. probably on WCIX from Miami in the late 1970's, my natural response was "Where's Mary Jane?".
LuckyToon
9 years ago

I tend to completely forget the non-classic era WB cartoons. The 60s and later versions of characters don't even come to mind. I know I've seen a Merlin the Magic Mouse cartoon, but all I remember is that the action took place on a stage – must've been really memorable! Another cartoon I remember seeing was Bunny and Clyde – I probably only remember that one cos it seemed in such delightful bad taste to base a whole cartoon around a 'cute' pun on the names of a couple of murderers! The modern takes on Looney Tunes haven't interested me much either so I don't have an opinion on Lola Bunny.

Originally Posted by: Mac 



I'm not surprised you haven't seen all the Merlin cartoons since he IS an obscured Looney Tunes character along with the other W7 characters. Merlin only appeared in 5 cartoons from 1967-1969:

  • Merlin the Magic Mouse (1967, Alex Lovy)
  • Hocus Pocus Powwow (1968, Alex Lovy)
  • Feud with a Dude (1968, Alex Lovy)
  • Fistic Mystic (1969, Robert McKimson)
  • Shamrock and Roll (1969, Robert McKimson)

  • I will admit, Daws Butler did a decent job at both Merlin and Second Banana and the animation looked more Hanna-Barbera-ish, but the rest were crap. I didn't like how Larry Storch voiced Merlin and Second Banana and the animation was a horrible mix of Jay Ward, Total Television, and Filmation (McKimson's Merlin cartoons had improved animation, but the cartoons were still the same as Lovy's cartoons).