Ahh, Bugs you wascally wabbit. Oh, how I love you. Sure hope you don't have any issues or anything...

-Though this goes without saying, he's the leader of the Looney Tunes! The Tunes (except for Daffy and even then it’s only occasionally) don’t really question his leadership since he has a very hands-off approach in that he doesn’t try to control them…when he ACTUALLY steps in and makes a decision for the group as a whole, you know it’s serious. 

-Secretly, Bugs is stressed to hell and back. His schedule, keeping the Looney Tunes together, dealing with the corporate side of Warner Bros, all of it piles on him. The wisecracks and laid back attitude cover this up, but it sometimes slips out when he isn’t careful enough. 

-Bugs has a LOT of social anxiety, more than he lets on. Every time he speaks to someone, it FEELS like he's just performing. He often makes jokes and/or witticisms in place of sentences/actual chit-chat. He's often questioning if the conversations he has with the Looney Tunes or other Toons are actually "real."

-Bugs is very emotionally distant and detached, probably the most of the Looney Tunes. He's a genuine tough nut for psychologists to crack (and that's if he lets them get close enough) as he doesn't really open up. Bugs generally has THE most difficulties of all the Looney Tunes sharing emotions and vulnerabilities. Some fellow Toons have noticed this and called him "static" in response. This gets to him more than he'd like to admit.

-He's also a big perfectionist. Everything he does HAS to be perfect no matter what. He can't slip up, he can't make mistakes, he has to be on top no matter what. The minute he feels like he's made a mistake? He spirals worse than you think.

-Bugs is secretly TIRED of being a performer. If it weren’t the only life he knew, he’d just quit entirely and go into solitary retirement. But he knows he needs to be there. He knows he needs to be the driving force of the Looney Tunes because without him, everything will very quickly spiral. 

-One of Bugs’ faults is that he can be very emotionally insensitive and callous with what he says and thinks. He’s smart enough to KNOW which emotions are present and how to use them to his own gain…but not enough to know WHY they’re feeling a certain way. 

-This is already canon, but I just want to emphasize that Bugs has a big ego. An ego that’s even bigger than Daffy (though unlike Daffy, he keeps his well hidden). He's not just boss, he is the boss and he knows it. And while he's not over the top, he wants everyone and anyone to know that he really is among the best there is.

-Also most likely canon, but Bugs is a habitual and masterful deflector...especially when it comes to things he doesn't like. He can have a conversation about something one minute then flawlessly cajole it to a completely different direction in another.

-His personality in The Looney Tunes Show is basically him when he’s having an off-day. While he liked acting in the show itself, he was a bit annoyed it revealed what he was like when he wasn’t in the mood to play the wisecracking trickster. 

-Bugs has made it his personal mission to land a kiss on EVERYONE in the Looney Tunes gang...just for fun and to see if he can do it before they can catch and stop him. He's most recently been able to get Sylvester. So far, the only Looney Tunes he hasn't kissed are Speedy and Roadie (because they're too fast) and Tweety (because he's too observant and can dodge all of his attempts.

-Being the face and star of the brand, Bugs is THE most multi-talented of the Looney Tunes Crew. Anything that involves performance, entertainment, psychology, problem solving, quick thinking….this rabbit can do it all. At the same time though, it’s hard maintaining everything in practice. Sometimes, he overdoes it and doesn’t know when to stop. 

-One of the few things he can’t master though? The great outdoors. Basically anything involving the outdoors–camping, hiking, biking–he completely sucks at. You will have to DRAG him to get him to do anything of that nature. (Note: I got this idea from a fanfic that shows Bugs absolutely SUCKING at camping). 

-One of Bugs’ hobbies is making wigs for fun. Not for humans though…for Toons. The wigs he makes are utterly unwearable to humans. And not to mention that all of the wigs he uses in his disguises are lovingly made by himself. Sometimes he’ll use Marvin as a test subject to try new wigs (being that Marvin is bald underneath the helmet)….who begrudgingly tolerates it. 

-Bugs can and will look good in anything…but he refuses to wear jeans and denim. He thinks they’re tight and uncomfortable, and doesn’t understand why people even wear them. 

-This is very much already canon, but Bugs enjoys putting makeup on to go with his drag disguises. However, sometimes he just wears makeup without the drag outfit for no reason other than he thinks he looks good. He doesn’t wear human makeup though. He wears Toon makeup. Human makeup doesn’t work on a Toon while Toon makeup can stay on any Toon for no matter how long. The amount of makeup he puts on depends on the appearance/persona he wants to project. 

-Bugs is also good at putting makeup on other Toons. If Bugs really wanted to, he would be an excellent makeup artist. 

-Bugs collects belt buckles. Why? So he can stylize them and use them in his drag disguises of course! You never know when a belt buckle may be the finishing touch for the perfect outfit. 

-When he’s bored and has nothing to do, Bugs likes to paint his gloves a different color. The thing is he’s a fast painter and can change the paint his gloves are colored at the blink of an eye. No Toon has been able to catch Bugs in the act of painting his gloves so it just looks like he randomly switches his gloves color. 

-Bugs greatly enjoys repurposing items in general. Nothing in his drag arsenal, closet, or jewelry box goes to waste. He will often use them in completely unexpected ways. Piece of jewelry? Instant lockpick. Long dress? Whip, lasso, or bullfighter cape.

-Surprisingly (at least to the rest of the Looney Tunes), Bugs is very into sock puppetry. He loves decorating old/worn socks and putting them to good use as different puppets. On rare occasions (mostly when he’s in a REALLY good mood), he puts on sock puppet shows for younger Toons. It’s one of the few times Bugs feels like he can enjoy himself performing. 

-Bugs DOES chew carrots not only because it’s part of the brand but also because it’s turned into as secret stress reliever for him. 

-Bugs has a guilty pleasure for pineapple pizza and root beer floats…as well as other foods considered cultural abominations. He knows he doesn’t NEED to eat but he loves the sensation of it anyway.  

-Bugs’ biggest pet peeve? Flattery, especially when it’s directed towards him. Sure, he PRETENDS to like it, but it’s only so they won’t cause a fuss afterwards…otherwise he would tell them straight off. He views flattery as insincere and completely demeaning as a performer. 

-Being so used to winning, Bugs is a VERY sore loser. Even if it’s at something minor. Games? Party competitions? The moment he doesn’t win (even if it’s by sheer luck that makes him lose), it grinds and breaks at his ego and he will stop at NOTHING to correct his “loss” no matter how trivial or minor. 

-Bugs Bunny fears the unknown. He's used to winning and everything working a certain way for him...so the moment he can't predict something or improvise his way out, he panics. He also deeply fears losing control and losing the rest of the Looney Tunes. 

-His relationship with Daffy is…complicated. They tease, they bicker, they fight, they push…but they genuinely would HATE for any of it to stop nor would they know what to do without the other. Bugs THRIVES from Daffy’s reactions, he thrives from Daffy himself. Daffy is genuinely the closest thing he has to an equal in the Looney Tunes world. Of course, he would never admit or show this out loud. When he said in the film "Back in Action  “Daffy always comes back. I just tell him how much I need him…” he saw it as a joke, but subconsciously meant every single word. It’s the closest he’ll ever get to actual honesty about his feelings towards Daffy. 

-Like what’s shown in The Looney Tunes Show, Bugs gets on really well with Porky! While Bugs doesn’t say it often, he genuinely appreciates Porky’s calm and grounding nature compared to the rest of the Looney Tunes. Also, Porky is one of the ONLY two Looney Tunes (the other being Granny) that can give Bugs advice and have Bugs genuinely listen.

-He’s definitely good friends with Mickey Mouse, despite disliking the Disney company and what it’s grown to become. They bond over being mascots and make jokes about having overloaded schedules. Bugs FIERCELY defends Mickey from anyone that says he’s “a puppet of Disney.”

-Has taken on a personal mentor role to the Warner Siblings. He gives them good advice and makes sure they’re not too in over their heads…either way, both parties have a love for trolling and causing trouble for the execs together. Bugs likes each of the Warner Siblings equally, but will privately admit that Yakko is the most similar to him…especially because of how close they hold their true emotions to their chest. 

-He has a lot of respect and reverence for Betty Boop. The two like to have frequent coffee dates together or go over to Betty’s house and swap outfits. Sometimes, Bugs “borrows” Betty’s accessories for test runs. Betty knows he does this but can’t find it in her to get mad at him. Besides, the accessories are always returned to her in good condition (mostly).

-Bugs and Tweety have a bit of a rivalry with each other (no one knows if it's friendly or not). They know they're probably the two most clever Looney Tunes out of the group and often try to outsmart each other for enrichment. It always ends in a stalemate.

-If there’s one person that Bugs absolutely HATES and cannot stand, it’s none other than Cecil Turtle. Cecil consistently makes Bugs look like an absolute fool every time they meet (both on and off screen) and it has Bugs absolutely SEETHING. Bugs and Cecil's relationship can best be described as one-sided hatred vs an immovable object (that finds his reactions hilarious and just doesn't care.).

Yup, there's a Part 2! Get ready for more Baffy!

-Daffy has ABSOLUTELY tried to take Bugs flying before (because he says Bugs’ sense of direction is THAT terrible that they need to start flying). The problem is that Daffy can’t fly so he usually ends up crashing to the ground with Bugs in his arms more often than not! It’s okay though, because Bugs still likes the experience. 

-Bugs and Daffy aren’t easily fooled when someone tries to pretend to be the other. They know each other too well for any sort of pretender trying to muscle in on their territory. 

-Daffy has attempted to not just gift Bugs carrots…he’s attempted to make art out of them too! However, Daffy is NOT good at carving so these attempts don’t go too well for him and they often look like a mix of a peeled yet still unpeeled mess. He still gives them to Bugs anyway. Bugs will teasingly comment on how messy it is but genuinely appreciates the effort put into them. 

-We all know Bugs has a tendency to kiss enemies on the lips. Usually, they’re hard and sloppy to make a point that he’s trying to get away. For some reason, he’s a lot more gentle, soft, and neat when he’s kissing Daffy as a distraction…almost even careful. 

-Bugs has sometimes used his natural luck to give Daffy “boosts” in dire situations. Basically situations where Daffy doesn’t have the upper hand and is in actual trouble then all of a sudden, the duck starts to be able to come out on top (and actually win!)

-Likewise, Daffy has sometimes used his own skills and “screwyness” to give Bugs a boost or get him out of the rare situation that Bugs can’t get out of himself. 

-One of Bugs’ favorite things about Daffy is his temper. Daffy isn’t too hotheaded but isn’t too coolheaded either…Daffy’s fluctuating temper and ability to raise and lower it as well as he does means Bugs can get the best reactions out of someone he’s ever gotten. 

-One of Daffy’s favorite things about Bugs is his wrathful side. He LOVES seeing all the creative ways Bugs can get back at someone and get revenge. It’s fun to watch and he LOVES making commentary on it like a sports event. 

-Daffy is BIG on celebrating on his Debut Day/Birthday…so Bugs takes the job of preparing for it and tends to go all out. One year, he pretended to be a stripper in Daffy’s cake and surprised him by popping out of the cake and giving him a kiss on the forehead. The look on Daffy’s face was priceless and he WISHES he had a camera at that exact moment. 

General:

-DIP is real…and it is very strongly feared by Toons. Any usage of DIP in Toon Town is completely banned. However, Toontown does have its own black market, where weapons filled or laced with DIP are traded. It should be noted that DIP doesn't smell like anything to Toons. Humans can smell it a mile away. 

-Toonproof items also exist. Made by a company called Zippol (hence the term Zippol to describe items of the Toonproof nature), they're not deadly like DIP is to a Toon but what they can do is completely inhibit a Toon’s Toonforce. Not only that, the restraints also sap a Toon’s energy so they can’t fight back even while restrained. The only way to remove these items is with a special key.  Here are some of the items:

–Zippol Collar: Perhaps the most dangerous item on this list and as such, the least commonly used. Zippol collars work the INSTANT they’re put on the Toon. Anytime a Toon tries using Toonforce while wearing this collar (or show any form of high emotion), the collar gives them a rather nasty shock that can actually hurt them. Mainly used for incredibly dangerous Toons that are deemed a threat to society as well as themselves. 

–Zippol Cuffs: The second most dangerous item on the list, Zippol cuffs don’t give the Toon wearing them a shock, but what they do instead is latch into the wrists of the Toon wearing them and prevent Toonforce from building up. 

–Zippol Rope: The most common item on this list. For the most part, it’s uncuttable and unfrayable…the only thing that can truly damage Zippol ropes is a Zippol-created knife.

-DIP isn’t the only thing that can destroy or hurt Toons…there’s been several developing ways one can hurt or even destroy a Toon. One is via ripping up the paper they first came to life on, as that holds a part of their core essence and can greatly weaken them once damaged in any way. Hence, Toons hide or keep their "concept papers" a closely guarded secret.

-Another way is by suddenly erasing and replacing the core parts of their design, especially after that design part has been there for a long time. Do this too much and the sheer level of pain will cause the Toon to cease being entirely.

-Toons CAN feel pain but not from Toon material. No Toon material can ever truly hurt a Toon. A toon feels pain when their harmed by a fellow Toon using all of their Toonforce with intent to harm. It's how Cliff was able to hurt Tom so badly.

-Toons can also feel pain when they stop thinking something is funny. When they let themselves be affected by certain objects/causes of harm. It's the only way human objects can cause pain to a Toon.

-Recently, Toons have grown a DEEP dislike for works made by AI. Matter of fact, they just dislike AI itself. They think it's lazy, uncreative, and way too threatening to their jobs. Any AI works featuring them they’ll very much mock. 

-Toontown itself doesn't have restaurants, being that they don't eat Toon food or human food. They DO have bars/places for drinking, but they're far and few in between. 

-Toons aren’t created out of thin air. They must be drawn with intent and purpose by licensed professionals. Creating a Toon without a license is strictly forbidden. 

-Toons are generally created two weeks to a month before production starts on their debut cartoon. They’re given a basic rundown of what they need to do, who they are, and what their assigned role is before being thrust into practice. If they manage to make it big, great! If not…well, good luck. 

-Truthfully, the relationship of classic predator and prey toon dynamics off-screen can vary. Some (like Tom and Jerry or Tweety and Sylvester) are rather close. Others (like the Ant and the Aardvark) tolerate each other. And others (such as Itchy and Scratchy) genuinely cannot stand each other. 

-Toons alter their personalities and antics on a whim depending on who they’re talking to. If it’s someone kind and curious, they’ll tone down the slapstick and genuinely try their best to be nice (as much as they can). If it’s someone greedy and wants to exploit them, the Toon will deliberately make it so their antics hit harder. 

-Toons created primarily for comics (like the Archie cast from the Archie comics) are also drawn in real life to see if they can be used as potential new characters on the screen. However, many of these new characters don’t work out, forcing them to have to look for different jobs. 

-In their Golden Age years, Toons weren't really aware of racial stereotypes or how they affected people...they thought it was just another harmless and funny gag. They protested the Censored Eleven being...well, censored incredibly heavily. To them, the cartoons were harmless and people were overreacting. You better believe this was used against them by anti-toon groups HEAVILY. It was only when they saw just how DEEPLY minorities were affected did they realize how wrong these gags were. 

-In the beginning of Wartime, Toons didn't really understand why they were mocking Adolf Hitler so much (which is why during early wartime cartoons, Hitler's not in them a lot). Sure he was the leader of the opposing side, but he was sort of like an unseen/unknowing figure to them. Upon learning of his actions (especially towards the Jews) in late 1942, they were genuinely disgusted and horrified. They increased their mocking of Hitler and his allies in response on purpose due to this. 

-Gertie the Dinosaur is seen as "the grandmother of Toonhood." She has since long faded out of existence (being that she was completely forgotten) but Toons continue to honor her even today. Mickey personally ensured that Gertie had her own stand at Disney's Hollywood Studios. 

-Toon outfits can’t be taken off. Not unless their creator specifically designs it so they can. Thankfully for a lot of Toons, the creators DO put this design aspect into them. 

Culture:

-Toon social customs greatly discourage “breaking character” while acting on set unless absolutely necessary. Even if that Toon is getting seriously hurt by something or other, they will continue to stay in character until the very end. The reason for that is they value their off-screen lives greatly and don't want to show the audience "a different side" that they might reject.

-Toons by nature are inherently independent and social at the same time. Mostly in terms of performance. All Toons want to perform on their terms but when necessary, they will have a partner to perform with. 

-Toons are strongly encouraged to form different communities with Toons mixed from different studios. Not only does this encourage different friendships, it also fosters connections that can get someone a job when they’re out of one.

-Even if some of them don't always get along or "get each other's style", all Toons across different studio lots try to maintain peaceful relations with each other. It's easier to deal with from both the Toons and the humans. They used to be a LOT more vocal and obvious with different studio Toons they couldn't get along with but changed this after a certain incident back in the 1970s. It was between two up and coming new studios, Emerald Studios and Trove Studios. Both studios practically destroyed each other with the war between their Toons. 

-Despite their chaotic and carefree nature, Toons do have a small bit of genuine loyalty to their respective studios, seeing as they helped to give them careers. They do, however, have a big dislike for their corporate side of things. It’s especially noticeable in Bugs’ dislike for the corporate side of Warner Bros and Disney, as he feels they constantly make bad decisions that negatively affect the Toons that work for them. 

-There are three types of characters. 1D, 2D, and 3D. Let’s get into them:

–1D: Short for 1 Dimensional. These are characters that only have one noticeable trait…and that’s it. They’re often ridiculed, even by other Toons, being seen as a “failed” experiment or “lazy design.” 

–2D: Short for 2 Dimensional. These are characters that have more noticeable traits, but still tend to be somewhat specialized. They can perform outside their specialty but with some difficulties. They’re common in mid-tier productions, with many Inked and Formed Toons falling here. 

–3D: Short for 3 Dimensional. Sometimes called Full D, these are characters with multi-talented skills, complex personalities, and adaptability across contexts. These Toons can switch tones, skills, and antics depending on context. 

-There are three types of Toon Classes. Class 3, Class 2, Class 1. Let’s get into them:

Class 3: Tyro:

Inexperienced and novice Toons. Can only pull basic things from their hammerspace and what is known as “safe slapstick–” aka where their antics affect the environment from a distance rather than themselves or anyone around them. Socially, they’re much less respected and often targeted by pranks. 

Class 2: Adept:

Fully competent Toons with significant gag and multi-talent skills. They are recognized for consistent performance, creativity, and narrative awareness. Can pull many more objects out of their hammerspace  (they have a limit on pulling out actual human items, which Class 1 Toons don’t have) and perform “risk slapstick”--where their antics affect not only the environment but also themselves. They’re the ones usually enforcing the rules on Class 3…though they try their best not to do it cruelly. 

Class 1: Prime:

The elite Toons, highly multi-talented and creative with an endless amount of gags and tricks up their sleeves. Can pull practically any object out of their hammerspace, even human items, and perform “menace slapstick”--where their antics affect everybody around them, including other people. Often seen as mentors, performers, or leaders in competitions and audience interactions.

Continuing off the character types and classes, It’s extremely rare for a 3D toon to be Class 3 — most 3D Toons are Class 1 or 2. And it is extremely rare for a 3D to be a Class 3 Toon much as it is rare for a 1D to be a Class 1 toon. 

-Going off of the classes, the Toons weren't the ones who created the class system...the humans did. Eventually, it got so ingrained into Toon culture to the point most Toons don't question it. Some Toons (mostly Class 3 and some Class 2) want to fight the system. While many are extreme in their beliefs, they genuinely raise good points about the system.

-There are three types of slapstick levels. Let’s get into them:

-Safe Slapstick: The most basic form of slapstick. 

-Risk Slapstick: A much higher level than Safe Slapstick. 

-Menace Slapstick: The form of Slapstick every toon wishes to have. 

-ACME is a very real company in Toontown and VERY big and VERY rich. Because of its notoriety and wealth, many humans have mistakenly believed ACME controls all of Toontown itself (which isn’t true). If you don’t live in one of ACME’s suburbs, then any Toon that’s down on their luck can find some form of work at ACME or their subdivisions/subcompanies. 

-Names have power in the Toonverse. When someone recognizes a Toon’s name and who they are, it provides a boost to the Toon’s general Toonforce. Toons are very particular about their name/identity and dislike when someone misrecognizes them/gets it wrong. 

-In Toon culture, having faint sketch lines is seen as a high honor. It shows that the creators/animators worked hard and weren't afraid to be a little daring. Many Inked Toons bond over this and like to show off and compare sketch lines. 

-Toon Town has several events and holidays. Some are (loosely) based on human holidays while others are completely made up. Here are some of the most important ones:

--Shenaniween (once every year): Basically the Toons’ version of Halloween. Less going around getting candy and more tricking. Like humans, Toons ALSO dress up in costumes…though they’re mainly and purposefully messed up over the course of the day. 

--Week of Fools (a special week taking place every year): Basically the holiday of April Fools…for an entire WEEK. Unlike humans, Toons take this holiday as not just any week, THE WEEK, to show off all their best pranks and gags. No competition necessary…only pure fun and chaos. Truthfully, the only real competition is whoever can drive fellow Toons or humans insane faster. When the week takes place changes with every year. One year, it can be in April, another in February…or even in the cold months of December and/or January. 

--Dares’ Day (once every month): Toons LOVE to challenge each other to dares. Every month, they hold a competition on the 6th day of that month to see who will partake in the most OUTRAGEOUS of dares. The winner is whoever can make it through each round (and there are a LOT of rounds) without stopping. Because there are so many Toons, each Toon group sends a representative to compete in the Dare Rounds.

-Calling a small toon (think Jerry, Tweety, or a Smurf) "little one" is generally seen as one of the biggest insults you can give. They are not just their size, they are so much more than that. Some variations of the “little one” insult include:

-Calling a Toon predator who chases a certain prey "obsessed" is what “little one” is to small Toons: a deep insult to them. Many Toon predators don't actually CHASE their prey off screen and have their own lives. It reduces their beings to nothing more than orbiting their on-screen prey and that’s something they absolutely HATE.

-In fact, there are several ways one can insult a Toon. Here are some of them:

–Paperweight: Means a Toon who allows themselves to be treated like a living prop. It's basically the Toon word/insult equivalent for "pushover." Sometimes, it's also used to describe Toons who have an attachment to the paper they were first drawn and brought to life upon.

–Cut-Out Copy: All Toons are different and have their own sense of style. Saying they’re just a “cut-out” of another fellow Toon is a surefire way to get them really angry. 

–Filler Fuel: Insinuating a Toon exists to just be in the background is a HORRENDOUS insult to a Toon and their independence. All Toons have their own ways of being in the spotlight and implying that they just exist to “fill in the background” is a DANGEROUS saying. 

-For the most part, Toons don’t really go on social media, as they’re not really interested in the petty squabbling of humans over trivial issues. Nor do they like having “echo chambers.” They like when people argue back genuinely, not agree with everything they say. The few times they do go on the internet, they cause absolute chaos. 

-Toons themselves are very anti-political. It's both a combination of historical resentment, principle, and genuinely just not caring. Toons have STRONGLY encouraged their fans/viewers not to draw them in political cartoons, memes, debates.

-In the eyes of Toons, no character, no matter how evil they’re portrayed on screen, is truly loathsome. Many Toon “villains” in fact are just people doing their jobs (of course, there are always exceptions to this). Toons that end up on the Loathsome Character wiki especially LOVE trolling the humans that make them. 

-Studio Toons generally see Indie Toons as "cousins" of sorts. Especially since many of them are bursting with creativity and have their own unique style. They are...aware many of them are formed in response to studio mismanagement/general distrust of studios, but they don't hold it against them or their creators (they are more than aware of studio mismanagement themselves). Some of the more sociable StudioToons like to visit the Indie Toons and give them encouragement. 

-EVERY toon fears being "flanderized" (though they don't call it that). Toons that HAVE gone through that make personal strides to ensure it doesn't happen to other toons. 

-Each and every Toon extensively studies not just their own filmography but that of their co-stars and other Toons. You never know when it might come in handy one day! 

-Toons have learned not to judge Toons that come from controversial animators/creators. They are masters at "separating art from the artist." One of the prime examples of "judge the toon, not the hand that drew them" is Ren and Stimpy. Both Ren and Stimpy are very much aware of their creator John K's misconduct and awful deeds, and it heavily embarrasses them (Ren especially). The Toons, especially fellow Nickelodeon Toons, assure them that they are not their creator. 

-While many Toons respect the Simpsons, they also know the Simpsons' repeated criticisms from audiences are part of the consequence for letting a show go on too long. Many Toons have thus resolved to end their shows and series on their own terms (if they aren't cancelled hopefully) without making it go on too long. 

-While a Toon’s relations with humans can vary, all of them have agreed on one thing: no romance with a human. It’s a major taboo in Toon culture. 

-Pranking and pulling at someone’s nerves is the main language for Toons. Each prank has a different meaning to a Toon, both socially and emotionally. A single pie in the face? They’re testing the waters. Multiple pies in the face? Then they like you already. 

-That being said, a rule in Toon pranking is that you never prank someone with their fears. For example, pranking Tweety Bird with spiders/bugs, pranking Tom Cat with snakes (real or fake), or pranking Elmer Fudd with blood (fake or real) is a BIG no-no. If a Toon finds out you did this…good luck getting them to speak or just generally interact with you. 

-Toons love competing with each other for fun. They’ll often have competitions with each other, ranging from little ones such as who can throw the most pranks in a day to big ones such as who can drive the humans insane faster. 

-Toons express when they’re in love differently than humans. They don’t get shy or try to avoid it. Or even directly go up to their interest and say they like them. They express their interest by seeing how quickly they can adapt to them and their antics. Physical comedy is affection to them and they love seeing if they can go farther with it. 

-Toons have a different way of experiencing emotions than humans. It’s a major reason why most toons don't like the feeling of having emotions in the first place. That being said, there HAVE been moments of quiet intimacy...but it is extremely quiet, personal, and private. 

-Toons are designed by nature to be multi-talented. Singing? Dancing? You name it, they can do it. While they all specialize in certain aspects, almost no toon is a one-trick pony. Toons that aren't multi-talented are seen as objects of ridicule...and not the fun kind. 

-Each Toon deeply fears the day the audience forgets them. When they stop laughing at their jokes. When they move on. Toons that are truly forgotten? They disappear from existence. This is one of the few things that can actually end a Toon.  However, there is hope that if the audience remembers them…they can be brought back slowly. 

-The most socially humiliating thing for a Toon to do? Sucking up to the humans. Not just that…trying to be a human itself. It’s considered embarrassing and socially ruining on all counts. 

-Continuing off of that headcanon, there does exist a black market for de-toonification…but no one can ever find it (or prove it exists). Turning a human into a toon may be reversible…but de-toonification is not. 

-Most Toons (especially Inked toons) don’t have kids. They’re rather judgemental on those that do. 

-There are different Toon Towns all over the world...but none of them are connected with each other. It's too difficult and there are too many cultural differences for them all to really get along with each other. 

-That being said, Toons DO genuinely like to travel and see different parts of the world. The studios also think it’s a good idea for them to get acquainted with the country they’re based on so they can portray living there “more accurately.” The main problem is that there is a TON of red tape surrounding Toon travel because other countries get nervous at having more Toons than they can handle all in one place. 

-Paint is all over Toontown, being that it’s used to color Toons. It’s very common and basically the Toon’s equivalent of water in showers, water in pipes and wells, with paint dust being the equivalent of steam in spas/saunas. Paint is also kept in Toon’s houses should they ever run out of it. 

-For Digital Toons (who obviously don’t use paint), their source of cleanliness comes from cleaning out their hard drive that projects their physical body. When it’s dirty, their form will start to glitch and sometimes repeat their actions/words.

History:

-When they were first starting out, Toons had SEVERE limitations (though they were slowly easing up by the 1960s-early 1970s) There was a lot of prejudice and fear surrounding them…especially since they were explicitly created to be able to do things humans couldn’t. Even when they turned out to be major successes, fear and paranoia clouded the humans’ judgement. Several moments were created to ban or erase them entirely and many almost succeeded.

-The first Toon Town was originally created as a "segregated neighborhood" for Toons to live in and be dumped in. Later down the line, Toons not only reclaimed the concept but expanded it to include multiple Toon Towns for Toons to leave in peace.

-Toons were VERY close to being drafted into World War 2. The government believed they could be useful and there was an official act on the way to be signed by President Roosevelt himself. What stopped him from doing so? Remembering seeing Snow White for the very first time. Toons to this day, are DEEPLY appreciative of Snow White and what she's done for the animation world as a whole...especially in what she prevented. 

-However, even without being drafted, Toons weren't treated well. While restrictions were slowly easing up, they were still segregated hard. This was partly because of the government cabinet, who were incredibly angry that the Toons weren't used in World War II. It was only when the Toons staged a historic march on 17th August of 1978 (ironically 70 years after the date Fantasmagorie, considered to be the first animated film was released) that their rights were finally recognized and ratified. 

-Despite the progress made, many subtle prejudices against Toons still exist to this day, especially when it comes to government and politics (hence most Toons’ disdain for it). 

Biology:

-Toon food doesn't actually taste like anything to a Toon. At most, it tastes like solid air going down their throats. Toon food is not consumable by humans though. It will immediately make a human sick. However, toons CAN taste human food and drink but don't do so often, as they "don't want to sink to a human's level." 

-If a human roofie is consumed by a Toon, it will immediately make the Toon throw up. Not in the sick way, but in the "this tastes horrible" kind of way. 

-(TRIGGER WARNING!) However, you can still spike a Toon's drink (it's one of the main ways Toon Traffickers get their hands on Toons they're eying). There are several pills created in labs by the scientists of Toon Traffickers designed to knock out a Toon (and not in a funny way. In the actually unconscious way) completely. No fuss, no muss. Just a deep sleep for several hours. These pills mainly target vulnerable Class 3 Toons, as Class 2s and Class 1s are much harder to take down. 

There are five types of Toons: Artificial, Inked, Formed, Doodled, and Birthed. Let’s get into them.

–Inked: Classic cel-based Toons, highly resilient and elastic.

–Formed: Sculpted or 3D Toons, slightly more rigid than Inked.

--Digital: Digitally created Toons, often used in experimental media.

–Doodled: Sketches that are (professionally) given life, created from looser, exaggerated art styles.

–Birthed: Rare, fully “born” Toons that are the result of Toon procreation. 

-This is definitely stolen from the episode ‘Fields of Honey’ in Tiny Toons but I’m running with it. The laughter and relevance from the audience is what keeps a Toon young. The more they are forgotten, the more they age. 

-But then that leads us to the question? How do some Toons in Toontown stay young even though they’ve been forgotten? There’s an answer to that. They use half of their Toonforce to stop the aging itself. However, this takes a HUGE toll on them, as their Toonforce drains faster and leads them to barely being able to survive slapstick/Toon antics itself…not without getting seriously hurt. 

-If the laughter sustaining them is stable, then Toons generally don’t age. Not unless they genuinely want to. And even then, they’ll have to really force it. Which is why most Toons don’t do so. Tweety is an example of a Toon who tried to ‘force’ an age change due to hating the way he was perceived as a baby…it didn’t work out for him, as the attempt nearly scrambled his Toon body out of work completely and he hasn’t tried since. 

-The more a Toon fades, the more they forget. When they're on the very verge of fading, they forget their name and identity entirely. 

-Toons measure their ages from the day they were officially debuted to the public to the present. They don’t count their years as prototypes because it wasn’t truly ‘them’ yet. Therefore, when Tweety says he’s actually older than Sylvester in arguments…he means it. 

-Toons aren’t affected by weather and don’t have an internal body heating or cooling system. The only time the weather affects them is when they choose to let it. 

-However, weather can affect them if they have preconceived notions about it. It's the reason why Road Runner doesn't like rain and Penelope loves it...both have seen reactions to it and made their own conclusions. 

-Toons can’t get sick from normal human viruses and diseases. They can get sick from a lack of ink stabilizing them. There’s quite a few types of Toon sicknesses in general. Let’s get into them:

–Ink Fever:

–Symptoms:  

Ink Fever happens when Ink levels in a Toon aren’t stable, often fluctuating at dangerous levels. Sometimes, it’s too high and sometimes it’s too low. The Toon’s body then goes into overdrive to fix this, either by getting rid of the extra Ink or taking Ink from their “reserve” levels deep in their bodies. 

–Causes:

This illness is caused when a Toon’s ink stabilizer gets corrupted often by stress, emotional overload, or prolonged exposure to low-quality ink. It's like a system crash for their body.

–Cures:

The best cure is basically a Toon getting re-inked via artist or technician. They can do it THEMSELVES too but they have to be much more careful because a Toon using ink on themselves often tends to react badly and the process takes MUCH longer. Thus, it's just easier have an artist do it for them because they can do it quicker and ink doesn't react badly or de-stabilize in their hands.

-Toons don’t need to eat or sleep. They can stay fully awake for 24/7 (as most creators didn’t want to have to deal with them wanting lunch breaks or being tired/cranky if they were working after hours). That being said, Toons still eat and sleep anyway because they can still feel the sensations of fullness and slumber and it tickles them pink. Toons also don’t truly “dream.” 

-Medications exist for Toons with certain disorders/conditions. However, these medications are created differently. These medications are not just made of Ink..they are made of special Toon created compounds and chemicals that wouldn’t work anywhere else…these compounds are specifically designed for medication and medication only. Hello Nurse (from Animaniacs) is a main provider of these pills.

-Toons process alcohol differently. Human alcohol can’t get any Toon drunk. At most, they’ll feel a very slight buzz but that’s about it and that’s only if they drink a LOT of it. Toon alcohol on the other hand, can and will get a Toon drunk if they drink enough. If a human were to drink Toon alcohol? They’d get immediate alcohol poisoning. 

-Toons that are based on animals are directly created without most of their instincts. The reason for this is that it would have been a disaster for the studios had Tom and Sylvester actually wanted to eat Jerry and Tweety. Animal toons that do have animal instincts mostly pick up on it from watching their real life counterparts. Sylvester and Tyke (from Tom and Jerry) are examples of this. 

-Toons don’t really have organs. Not like humans do. Any physical organs that are shown in their cartoons are just for show. 

-(NSFW/Sexual): Toons can absolutely generate the parts needed for sexual actions/reproduction. Most of them just choose not to. However, the right “parts” can absolutely be FORCED out of them when they don’t want it.  

Abilities:

-The Toonforce is very real. Toons are created with it running through their bodies. How strong the Toonforce is for them depends on what they’re feeling. 

-The Toonforce itself only allows a Toon to manipulate the environment and reality around and concerning fellow Toons. It CANNOT protect them if someone (either a human or a Toon) were to actually want a physical fight.  

-All Toons are created not to be able to hurt humans. So when genuinely malicious Toons pop up...it's not that they don't want to hurt humans, it's that they CAN'T. However, there are loopholes. Toons themselves can't harm humans...but their objects and props CAN (though they themselves can't wield props/gags with intent to physically harm humans).  

-Toons are STRICTLY created not to be able to create Toons themselves. Anytime it LOOKS like they were able to were actually animated copies created by actual animators.

-No Toon created can actually see their future. Any Toon that says they CAN is a liar. Even Toons specifically created for the purpose of seeing futures can’t actually see the future of themselves or their fellow Toons. 

-Toons have the uncanny ability to make their props/gag items heavier or lighter for human hands. An anvil dropping out of the sky? Can look super heavy at first but be as light as a feather when necessary. It’s not just physical weight that this applies to…it’s emotional weight as well. 

Lola is love, Lola is life. Lola my girl, you deserve the world.

Also, shoutout to @sillymoonboi for giving me the encouragement to post my Lola headcanons! Really hope that these headcanons are to their liking!

-My version of Lola is basically a mixture of her Space Jam and Looney Tunes Show personas (though I’m leaning her a bit more towards her TLTS persona because yes). She may look and act serious (and she can be), but she’s boisterous, bubbly, and just as looney and quirky as the other Tunes. She only pretends to be serious so she can get the drop on people faster…and nail them with a final cheerful comment afterwards. 

-One of Lola’s faults is that she feels the need to make EVERYTHING a competition…or just be the best in general. She’s often comparing herself to other Looney Tunes (or comparing Looney Tunes together) and making lists of what she’s doing better than them in.

-Another of Lola’s faults (though she wouldn’t admit this) is that Lola can be a bit of a…poor sport. What I mean is that she doesn’t quietly revel in her wins like other Looney Tunes…she has the need to let EVERYONE know she won and will talk about it for miles on end. That being said, she’s not a braggart. 

-Lola’s a BIG gossiper. She either knows what’s going on with everyone or has already heard it by this point. Sometimes, she’ll parktake in a few (benign) sessions of just yapping about Toontown news. 

-Lola is usually the one that’s hosting karaoke nights for the Looney Tunes. She owns her own personal karaoke machine (it’s yellow and pink, lights up, and is covered with glitter) that she absolutely adores. 

-Lola is VICIOUS when it comes to pillow fights. She treats them as a declaration of all out war. Very few people have seen this side of her because none of the Looney Tunes hold sleepovers. It was Bugs who found out the hard way how serious Lola takes it when he made the mistake of saying pillow fights were “childish.” He could barely defend himself from Lola’s onslaught. 

-Lola’s favorite weather is cloudy weather. Not rainy, not sunny, and definitely not thundering…just plain old cloudy. She honestly loves seeing the different clouds dot the sky and doesn’t understand why people complain about clouds so much. They’re so cool!

-Lola is BIG into DIY projects. In her free time, she’ll often be attempting a new project. Most of the results are VERY different from the original and some don’t always hold together well, but points for trying!

-Lola isn’t all that fond of jewelry. She dreads the idea of having to get her ears pierced, necklaces are a personal affront, and anklets are just plain uncomfortable. She rarely wears jewelry unless she absolutely has to (or is forced to). 

-Lola likes to take shoelaces and use them as makeshift ponytails. Or use them in her projects. In fact, Lola’s signature touch is that she ALWAYS has some kind of different shoelace on her. No one knows where she gets them and they KNOW Lola doesn’t steal. 

-Lola’s biggest pet peeve is people (especially humans) popping their joints/cracking their knuckles. It’s not cool, it’s loud, gross, and unnecessary. You’ll never catch her doing it. 

-A bad habit Lola has is that she’s usually ALWAYS late. She never shows up on time because she loses track of time itself so easily. She doesn’t mean to be!

-Lola is TERRIBLE at using chopsticks or any dining equipment that’s not a fork or spoon. They always slip out of her hands and she often struggles to hold them or use them in the proper position. 

-Lola is not a fan of sushi. She’s had it once…never again. She does, however, really like Chinese takeout. 

-One thing Lola is into is sports that have big risks. Sometimes, she purposefully creates danger within a sport or takes it to further extremes. She genuinely loves the thrill and the rush of being in danger. 

-Owing to both her athleticism and Toon physiology, Lola is VERY flexible, perhaps the most flexible of the Looney Tunes. She can do all sorts of poses, squeeze her body in the tightest of places, and contort her body in ways unheard of for a human…in the Toonworld, it’s considered a neat trick but not all that impressive. Not when compared to how fast your opponent can go flying in the distance. 

-When Lola doesn't feel the need to look good, she's a big fan of comfy sweaters and baggy sweatpants. She’ll also absolutely wear socks with sandals in this state…and she couldn’t give a damn about who says it’s “unfashionable.”

-Has somewhat internalized Chuck Jones’ criticisms of her in Space Jam. Deep down, she still wishes she and her character could have pleased him.

-Lola Bunny fears losing. Not just at competitions, losing in general. She tries to keep everything close to her and win at everything so she doesn't have to face that. 

-Lola also isn’t fond of planes-or flying for that matter. She prefers when her feet are planted solely on the ground. Every time she was put on a plane during acting she had to fight off several waves of panic…each worse than the last. 

-Her relationship with Bugs isn't one of love interest and lover...it's a relationship full of rom-com and takeout nights, secret drag-offs (drag competitions), raiding closets, and a lot more! Originally, their relationship was a bit...rough. Especially because Bugs did not like the idea of having a love interest forced upon him. It took a while for him to get used to Lola...but once he saw her bubbly and boisterous side for the first time (which she had tried to hide), he encouraged her to open up more. Nowadays, they're practically thick as thieves!

-Besties with Tina, Petunia, and Penelope. She has weekly nights out in Toontown with them. 

-Tweety is another Toon that she really likes. The two are practically gossip buddies and love spilling tea behind the scenes. She basically considers him one of the girls (which Tweety doesn’t mind) and sometimes lets him join her, Tina, Petunia, and Penelope on their hangouts. 

-She looks up to Jessica Rabbit as a mentor figure…especially because Jessica is similar to her in that she also had trouble finding her place in Toontown upon her debut. 

-Lola also genuinely likes Melissa Duck! She finds Melissa to be really cool and kind of wishes she got to be in more productions. 

-Lola’s relationship with Honey Bunny is…well, not tense and hostile, but not entirely friendly either (at least on Honey’s side, as Lola is unaware of how Honey feels). Honey KNOWS that Lola was created as a replacement for her and that…really upsets and hurts Honey but Lola is so nice and friendly to her that she truly can’t fault Lola for it. 

Okay! I know this is a little different than what I usually post...but I REALLY hope people like these. I worked HARD on these (trust me, romantic HCs aren't easy to come up with and I had to check to make sure I wasn't copying anyone else's HCs!). This isn't part of my Mischieverse....these are just romantic HCs I came up with so I can use them whenever I write about them being a couple. Anyway, hope you all enjoy!

-Daffy is genuinely one of the few people who can keep up with Bugs. He’s intelligent and can easily see the flaws in any so-called “logic.” It’s part of the reason Bugs keeps him around and sticks by him. People think that Bugs just likes having someone to laugh at…but that’s not true at all. It goes much further than that. 

-Speaking of intelligence, Daffy and Bugs happen to be EXCELLENT at knowing what the other is planning. Their tells may not be obvious to others but to them, it’s as clear as day. 

-Speaking of misfortunes, Bugs may often laugh at misfortunes people get themselves into, he will NEVER laugh at Daffy’s. He’ll just make a comment and move on. 

-Bugs likes to get Daffy customized mirrors as presents, since he knows how much Daffy likes looking at himself. If he can’t get a mirror, he commissions a special feather boa from Feathery Fabulous, since he knows how much Daffy loves their boas. 

-Going off of gifts, Daffy LOVES giving Bugs autographed pictures of himself. They don’t just include the autographs though…they include very special (and surprisingly romantic) messages that one wouldn’t expect from Daffy. Despite claiming to hate them, Bugs keeps every single picture. 

-Bugs and Daffy SUCK at comforting each other with kindness and genuine words. You want to know how they comfort each other? Purposefully ragebaiting each other with absurd and weird comments until one of them drops down to the floor laughing their tail off. 

-Bugs sometimes likes to see how far he can push Daffy. Daffy, for the most part, is absolutely aware of this…yet he always falls for the bait. That being said, Daffy has ABSOLUTELY turned the tables on Bugs a few times and caught him off guard. 

-Surprisingly, Daffy is the more private of the two. Bugs, on the other hand, does love to flaunt his relationship to the public…especially to those who think they can get in good with Daffy now that the two of them are a power couple. 

-Sometimes when Daffy’s pissed at Bugs or Bugs won’t admit he’s wrong, he purposefully hides all of Bugs’ wigs and drag outfits in places Bugs can’t easily find them (Daffy is SCARILY good at hiding things where they can’t be found). It’s only when Bugs admits wrongdoing that Daffy will relent and get the outfits and wigs out from where he hid them. 

-Bugs and Daffy prefer to nuzzle each other rather than kiss. They actually haven’t kissed each other all that often…they consider that WAY too intimate for them and neither are ready for the emotions that come with it. 

-Daffy likes listening to ‘The Other Side’ from the Greatest Showman. He thinks it describes his dueling relationship with Bugs perfectly. Sometimes, he sings the dueling part Zac Efron sings just to spite Bugs. And Bugs sings right back by making up his own lyrics on the spot…are those lyrics good? It depends! 

-Bugs and Daffy have done SEVERAL couple cosplays together for fun and because they like to put their own spin on the dynamics. Their favorite couple cosplay they’ve done? Gomez and Morticia Addams. With Bugs as Morticia and Daffy as Gomez of course. They had LOADS of fun mixing their usual bickering and snark with Morticia and Gomez’ undying devotion. 

-When Daffy’s in “screwball mode”, in the back of his mind, Daffy worries that he’s being “too much” especially because he’s less…there. Bugs doesn’t begrudge or think less of Daffy for it. In fact, it just means there’s another part of Daffy to match wits with! And Screwball Daffy and Bugs ABSOLUTELY have! It was…destructive to say the least. But very enriching for both of them! 

-Daffy and Bugs LOVE going to public places (ESPECIALLY ones where couples frequent) and jokingly being menaces to everyone there. This ranges from messing with the staff, playing pranks on the couples, or fiddling around with the background there. It’s not like they themselves are a couple or anything or think all that lovey dovey stuff…right?

-Daffy has used his detachable beak to sneak up on Bugs before when he least expects it. He’s actually managed to get Bugs a few times! Bugs gets him back by taking his beak and playing keep away with it while Daffy flails. 

-Daffy likes to go swimming with Bugs as one of their favorite activities! Especially because since he’s a duck, the water is where he THRIVES and where he can get an advantage over Bugs (and maybe even scoop Bugs up on his shoulders or carry him in the water…but don’t tell anyone!)

-Bugs, on the other hand, loves taking Daffy to musicals! Especially because he can get them the best seats in the house with their own private snack booth and everything. 

-Daffy has a fairly good sense of direction (he’s an avian after all) and whenever he travels with Bugs, he can easily tell where Bugs is and what route he’s taking. He just chooses not to say anything because secretly, he LOVES the misadventures and where Bugs’ routes end up taking them. 

-Daffy and Bugs don’t live together…but they’re at each other’s houses/homes so often that they may as well be. People like to joke about this. Bugs takes it rather well and loves to tease about it right back, especially to Daffy's face! Meanwhile, Daffy ends up a stuttering and blushing mess, most especially when it's brought up by Bugs.

General:

-The show Baby Looney Tunes was nearly entirely animated, as none of the Looney Tunes wanted to be “re-drawn” as babies (or go through the effort of having to physically change their bodies to match the show). Only Granny herself appeared completely in the show. 

-Pretty much every Looney Tunes’ FAVORITE wartime cartoon is the 1943 short Daffy the Commando. Not only is it genuinely funny, they all agree they enjoyed seeing Daffy hit Hitler over the head with a giant mallet in the end. Daffy himself admits that even if it was a rotoscoped version of Hitler, the moment was still extremely satisfying (and he did it several more times off camera too just to sink the message in). 

-Sylvester genuinely liked his Loonatics Unleashed version Sylth Vester, thinking he was cool (he especially thought the bounty hunter angle was a great touch). Tweety, on the other hand, was not fond of his version, the Royal Tweetums. He thought the name was ridiculous, the costume even more so, and that Tweetums’ “oblivious” sadism towards certain characters (like Danger Duck and Sylth Vester himself) ruined Tweety’s own reputation among younger fans. That being said, Tweety doesn’t HATE Tweetums in his entirety. He thinks Tweetums could have been improved had the show delved into it more.

-Wile E and Roadie are absolutely aware of how the subtext between Rev and Tech can be read in Loonatics Unleashed...and the Tunes can't resist pointing it out to them on the rare rewatch of the show. It's made both coyote and roadrunner question their own relationship several times.

-Tweety and Sylvester were NOT fans of the movie King Tweety nor of having to perform in it. Sylvester hated the nonsensical plot. Tweety hated the art style and the costumes. What they both ESPECIALLY hated was the direction of making them "siblings." They are NOT siblings. They are rivals on-screen with a close bond off-screen. 

-On the other hand, the episode Ridiculous Journey from the ‘Looney Tunes Show’ was a personal favorite for Tweety and Sylvester. Not only did it focus on them (with Taz co-starring alongside them), it actually gave quite a bit of depth into their relationship. They also deeply enjoyed acting in it. 

-Sylvester and Tweety's feelings on The Sylvester and Tweety Mysteries are...mixed. Working on the show could definitely be fun and some of the episodes were engaging to work in...but Tweety and Sylvester often felt the show itself was a bit too mean-spirited towards Sylvester. It was to the point that Tweety would often check to see if Sylvester was okay after every scene. The ending shot of the show, where Sylvester and Tweety hug, was entirely improvised by Tweety and Sylvester themselves. 

-Almost EVERY Looney Tune has been kissed by Bugs...mostly because he's made it a personal challenge to himself to see if he can kiss them all. So far, he's managed to get everyone but Speedy, Roadie, and Tweety.

-Almost none of the Looney Tunes actually know how to drive. Any car they are given the wheels of will instantly crash. Surprisingly, it's Elmer Fudd who is the only good driver. 

-Also, with the exception of Sylvester, none of the main Looney Tunes are good at fighting/physical combat. Sylvester’s been trying to teach them with chaotic results. 

-Whereas Sylvester loves Chaplin, the other Looney Tunes vary. Bugs does respect Chaplin but not in the same way Sylvester does (Bugs ADORES Groucho Marx, being that he was partly based off of him). Daffy doesn't understand the appeal at all, preferring Buster Keaton. All the Looney Tunes have an old celebrity/star from their time they adore. Some are more discreet about it than others. 

-Many of the Golden Key/Dell Comics and DC Looney Tunes comics were based on actual off-screen interactions and relationships the Looney Tunes have and/or had. However as comic books tend to be, some things were made up. For example, Roadie was speaking in rhymes ONCE to prove he could do it/wasn’t that hard and a writer of the comics heard that and decided to make it his method of speaking. 

-The Looney Tunes have a habit of doing exaggerated stunts to troll the paparazzi and tabloids. In fact, in terms of scandals, the Looney Tunes are actually clean for the most part. Cleaner than Disney actually. It makes the paparazzi seethe. The Tunes find it hilarious. 

-Between Tweety and Bugs, Tweety is better at reading people and Toons. Bugs however, is much better at manipulating audience perception.

Culture:

-One of the only things every Looney Tune completely dreads? Emotional honesty and talking things out. A Looney Tune will do EVERYTHING in their power to avoid having to "talk" about their feelings, even more so than usual. That being said...there HAVE been moments of emotional vulnerability. Mainly accidentally or with a trusted confidant in the Looney Tunes circle. 

-Going off of the above, most of the Looney Tunes are HORRENDOUS at apologizing. Porky Pig has sometimes had to force an apology out of one of them head on. 

-The Looney Tunes' go to solution for solving problems, no matter how minor? Violence. Sometimes, how far they'll go is exaggerated just to get a reaction (especially from nearby humans). Other times, it’s not. Yet despite their constant escalation, none of the Looney Tunes are inherently sadistic. They don't torture people for fun or prolong things endlessly. The minute someone is GENUINELY getting hurt and starting to suffer badly? They'll back off. 

-Looney Tunes are very independent by nature, perhaps even more than other Toons. They REFUSE to ask for help on anything. They genuinely believe they can get things done by themselves. One of the quickest ways to insult them is by asking if they need help. They’ll team up with others on THEIR terms only (as you can imagine, this has led to a lot of inter circle fights). 

-Despite their independence and squabbles, every Looney Tune DOES fiercely care for one another. Only THEY can mess with each other…anytime an outsider tries to mess with one of them, they instantly feel the full wrath of the other Tunes. 

-The Looney Tunes are VERY proud of their speech impediments. While some are exaggerated for the camera, all of the speech impediments are genuine things the Looney Tunes have. One of the quickest ways to offend a Looney Tune is by insulting these so-called “speech hindrances.” 

Ah, Wileroad...one of my FAVORITE LT couples. @sillymoonboi, this one's for you!

-The two like to go on runs together. Wile E is literally one of the ONLY Toons who can keep up with Roadie outside of Speedy and Roadie appreciates that the coyote doesn’t try to make him slow down. He just lets him run. 

-Since they started dating and not fighting, Roadie sometimes purposefully gets himself caught in Wile E.’s traps to show Wile E that he shouldn’t give up…he’s a hard and smart worker and Roadie absolutely LOVES that about him. 

-Wile E is VERY good at doing Roadie’s feathers. He often brushes through them carefully and plays with the top feathers a little bit to make Roadie giggle. 

-Sometimes, when Roadie is feeling upset and embarrassed at struggling with reading (I HC Roadie to be dyslexic), Wile E reads some of his own favorite books out loud to him. He purposefully changes some of the wording in the book to make it easier for Roadie to follow along. 

-Being that its his first relationship in…well, EVER. Wile E is TERRIFIED of messing things up or driving Roadie away. Roadie, in the meantime, is terrified that one day, Wile E will stop the chase and completely give up. In short, they can BOTH overdo their efforts to keep the other happy at times. 

-Roadie is ABSOLUTELY the more protective one of the two. Anyone that so much as LOOKS at Wile E wrong instantly gets a face full of roadrunner. He is admittedly a little jealous of when people flirt with or try to distract Wile E…he doesn’t get all possessive or anything. He just one ups them in showing who Wile E CLEARLY belongs to.

-One of their favorite activities is looking at the stars and trying to find constellations together. Wile E has a habit of naming every star he sees in the sky. Roadie likes to indulge this habit by making up his own constellations. 

-Roadie and Wile E are instantly aware of where the other is at all times. No matter how far apart they are, they know where the other is and when they’ll come back to the exact date and time.

-Wile E is one of the few people who Roadie feels safe with in releasing his emotions. In front of others, Roadie constantly tries to keep a smile and bright positive attitude…so with Wile E., who doesn’t judge, doesn’t expect anything of him, it feels like a breath of fresh air. 

-Roadie knows Wile E frets about being seen as a failure, and he’s slowly whittling that away…Wile E is SO smart and SO determined and that’s not what makes a failure. That’s what makes someone strong. 

-Neither of them are too fond of “technology activities” or the idea of “taking breaks” from each other. To them, it’s a waste. Their attention should ALWAYS be on the other. 

-Wile E sometimes makes specialized blueprints and miniatures of Roadie’s favorite traps as gifts to him. Roadie absolutely adores them. 

-Wile E is BIG on nicknames. He loves to call Roadie “my oasis”, “my zephyr”, or even more romantic ones like “my heart". Roadie isn’t as big on nicknames as Wile E. is but he can’t find it in his heart to tell Wile E to stop. Plus, it does make him feel all giddy inside. 

-Roadie likes to catch and give Wile E fresh food to show him affection. He knows Wile E often struggled with hunger so he feels it’s the least he can do in making it up to him now that they’re dating. 

-Wile E isn’t big on PDA. Neither is Roadie. Even so, they are RARELY apart from each other, sticking to each other like glue. When they do fight, they avoid each other completely. And even that’s super rare. 

-Wile E hasn’t tried to catch anyone else since he began dating Roadie. Chasing someone else feels like…cheating. Disloyalty. He has the catch of his life right in his palms so he reasons why would he need to chase anyone else?

-Wile E. is very attentive to Roadie as a whole and what he likes and dislikes. He knows Roadie doesn’t like swimming water so he purposefully avoids any water activity. 

-While Roadie has stopped beeping Wile E off of cliffs…he still sneaks up on and startles Wile E. It’s too ingrained of  a habit for him to truly stop. 

-Ever since they started dating, Roadie has purposefully led Wile E on several chases with several goodies left for him and an incredibly sweet surprise waiting for him at the end. Some of these surprises include replicas of Wile E.’s inventions or three course meals for them to sit down and have dinner. 

Rev! My personal fav of the Loonatics, he's such a cutie!

-Being from a rich family (at least for Gutters and even then, they aren't THAT rich in the grand scheme of things), Rev was somewhat sheltered from the state of the world. He knew things weren’t GREAT for the Gutters, but never knew how bad. It was only when he joined the Loonatics did he see just how horrible things were. 

-Rev was the third member to join the team. He kind of idealized the notion of being a superhero ever since he was a child and thus, was eager to join the team as soon as he could. 

-One of Rev’s WORST flaws is that he’s very scatterbrained and forgetful. His thoughts are very disorganized and jumbled in general, so he doesn’t easily remember things and often has to ask people to repeat themselves multiple times, frustrating the other person. 

-Another of Rev’s flaws is that he relies a LOT on stereotypes to inform his viewpoints of other people. This isn’t Rev’s fault completely, as it’s a habit his parents put in him since he was little. Ever since he met Tech, he’s been trying his best to work on this flaw but it still comes out from time to time. 

-A bad habit of Rev is that he overpromises (a habit he got from his dad). He makes all these grand statements and promises and then when the actual result comes out, people get VERY disappointed. 

-One of Rev’s favorite things to do (aside from running) is commuting and sightseeing. He loves going to all sorts of destinations and finding new things to see along the way! And in Acmetropolis (despite how dirty and polluted it is), there’s always something new to spot!

-Rev REALLY likes the art of origami and kirigami and does it in his spare time! However, he has a bad habit of cutting the paper up too fast and getting all sorts of papercuts. 

-Rev also REALLY likes carnival and arcade games. Surprisingly, he's better at the former than the latter. In terms of arcade games, he’s really only good at air hockey. He kind of tends to try and use his speed as an advantage in arcade games and it doesn’t go well for him. 

-Rev has a…mixed relationship with his parents, though it’s slowly starting to strain, especially with his dad. He loves them, he knows they mean well…but he wishes they weren’t so oblivious to how they treat others (especially Tech). He’s been trying to break down their stereotypical viewpoints slowly and steadily. It’s not working well. 

-Rev and Rip got along VERY well when they were younger and were practically inseparable. It was only when their father started putting pressure on Rev specifically to be heir that their relationship started to strain...specifically because Rip viewed Rev as LIKING the increased attention when Rev actually didn't.