Looney Tunes Characters Trivia

1. One of Foghorn Leghorn's main opponents is another bird. Who is this avian opponent?

From Quiz Why Did the Chicken...

Answer: Henery Hawk

Henery is a young chicken hawk with brown feathers. He speaks like a "tough guy", but can back it up by defeating opponents several times his size. Though he is tough, he can be easily fooled by Foghorn Leghorn and others who often attempt to convince Henery that someone is or isn't a chicken. He primarily appeared in cartoon shorts in the 1940s through 1960s, though he has made some later appearances. In the majority of appearances, he was voiced by Mel Blanc.

From Quiz This Quiz is Daffy

Answer: The body

Unaware that he is at the wrong house accusing the wrong person of murder, Duch Drake (Daffy Duck) interrogates a woman only known as 'the body'. As he accuses her of murder, 'the body' keeps hitting on him until Duch Drake races out of the house with 'the body' right behind him. The Looney Tunes cartoon "The Super Snooper" premiered in the USA on November 1, 1952 with a running time of seven minutes.

From Quiz This Bugs for You

Answer: Oscar

"Knighty Knight Bugs" is the only Bugs Bunny cartoon to win an Oscar for best short film. The plot has Bugs Bunny trying to retrieve a singing sword from the black knight or face death. While in Bugs Bunny's hands the sword plays "Farewell to Thee" and "Cuddle up a little closer, Lovey Mine". The cartoon aired for the first time on August 23, 1958 and ran for six minutes twenty-eight seconds. Yosemite Sam guest stars as the black knight.

From Quiz Tweet for Tat

Answer: "Life with Feathers"

"Life with Feathers" introduced Sylvester the Tuxedo cat to the world of television in 1945. Isadore "Friz" Freleng and Bob Clampett were the creators of the lovable Academy Award winning feline. Sylvester appeared in over one hundred cartoons.

From Quiz Looney Tunes Characters

Answer: Bosko

Bosko was the first-ever major Looney Tune character. His first film was called 'Bosko, the Talk-Ink Kid', first shown on 19th April, 1929.

From Quiz Wackie Wabbit

Answer: Egghead

Elmer Fudd began his life as Egghead in 1937 in the cartoon short "Egghead Rides Again". He would continue under this name until 1940 when his name was changed to Elmer in the short "Elmer's Candid Camera". This was also his first meeting with Bugs Bunny although the character was not yet called Bugs Bunny at this time. Bugs' official debut came later that year in "A Wild Hare" and featured Elmer as his foil. This first 'official' appearance of Bugs was also the first instance in which he used the catchphrase "What's up, Doc?" The short was a huge success and was nominated for an Academy Award for Best Animated Short Film. Although this was Bugs' debut, it was not until 1941's "Elmer's Pet Rabbit" that we learned his name. Elmer and Bugs would teamed time and again over the decades.

From Quiz Bunny, Bugs Bunny - The 1940's

Answer: A Wild Hare

Tex Avery directed this cartoon. Although Elmer Fudd appeared in this animated short with Bugs on July 27, 1940, "Elmer's Candid Camera" was actually Elmer's premiere cartoon on March 2, 1940.

From Quiz Bugs Bunny vs. The Non-Elmers

Answer: Nasty Canasta

Bugs wins every game he plays, including the slots, roulette (where he always bets on 23), and draw poker, where he wins with four aces. Even Canasta's gun spews out coins for Bugs!

From Quiz Bugs Bunny

Answer: 1940

Tex Avery was the man who put the final touch to the Bugs Bunny we know today.

From Quiz Marvin The Martian and his Archenemy Duck Dodgers

Answer: shaving cream

Duck Dodgers has to go to Planet X to find the atom but getting there is simple. All he has to do is follow the (conveniently alphabetical) planets.

From Quiz Marvin: The Misunderstood Martian, The Early Years

Answer: Haredevil Hare

In this first appearance Marvin's coloration was originally a golden brown and he possessed a very different voice than in later appearances.

From Quiz "Looney Tunes" Characters

Answer: Granny

He spends all day in a bird cage swinging back and forth on his little swing.

From Quiz Daffy Duck

Answer: You're Despicable

'What's up doc' is Bugs Bunny, 'That's all folks' is Porky Pig, and 'Sufferin' Succotash' is Sylvester the cat.

From Quiz This Bugs for You

Answer: Shoot at him

ABC's most aired Bugs Bunny cartoon was "Hare Trimmed" guest starring Yosemite Sam and Granny. "Hare Trimmed" first aired on June 20, 1953 at six minutes fifty-four seconds. Bea Benaderet was the uncredited voice of Granny.

From Quiz Tweet for Tat

Answer: Mel Blanc

Mel Blanc was a voice actor for more than forty years. He lived from 1908 to 1989. He is remembered for voicing many Warner Bros. characters such as Bugs Bunny, Daffy Duck, Foghorn Leghorn, Pepe Le Pew, Porky Pig, Speedy Gonzales, Sylvester the Cat, Tweety Bird, Tasmanian Devil and Yosemite Sam, plus many more characters from both the Looney Tunes and the Merrie Melodies cartoons. Mel Blanc also did work for Hanna-Barbera doing the voices of Barney Rubble from "The Flintstones" and Mr. Spacely from "The Jetsons". His nickname was "The Man of a Thousand Voices".

From Quiz Wackie Wabbit

Answer: Marvin the Martian

"Let's Get it On" sang the being = Marvin. Marvin Gaye's signature song was "Let's Get it On", released in 1973 as a single from the album of the same name. The being from Venus' opposite = the Martian. As the saying goes men are from Mars and women are from Venus so it follows Mars is Venus' opposite. Marvin the Martian first appeared in "Haredevil Hare"(1948) where Bugs was sent to the moon as the first rabbit in space and there he ran into Marvin and his dog, K-9. Marvin was intent on blowing up the earth but Bugs thwarted his plans. Marvin was voiced by Mel Blanc from 1948 to 1989 and by Joe Alaskey thereafter. Marvin appeared opposite Bugs again in "The Hasty Hare"(1951) and "Hare-Way to the Stars"(1958). He was not actually given an official name until decades later when there was interest in merchandising him. He has appeared in numerous shorts and features throughout the decades.

From Quiz Bugs Bunny

Answer: Brooklyn, New York

Bugs was a known traveler, always taking the wrong turn, he has been in Albuquerque, the Himalayas and the Antarctica.

From Quiz Marvin The Martian and his Archenemy Duck Dodgers

Answer: polish yo-yos

In this adventure Dodgers encounters Marvin who is again about to blow up Earth but unlike other times Marvin is not stopped. The end credits seems to imply Marvin finally did get to blow up the Earth.

From Quiz Marvin: The Misunderstood Martian, The Early Years

Answer: The Bugs Bunny/Roadrunner Movie

That name appeared under a portrait of him in a gallery.

From Quiz "Looney Tunes" Characters

Answer: His beak

His first cartoon was "Duck Hunt," which debuted on April 17, 1937.

From Quiz Daffy Duck

Answer: Crickets

Very funny, let's all laugh at The Duck.

From Quiz Why Did the Chicken...

Answer: Miss Prissy

Miss Prissy actually first appears in a cartoon short with Porky Pig: "An Egg Scramble" (1950). Her portrayal varies in the shorts between portraying her as a unmarried hen and a widow hen (with a son, Egghead, Jr.). She often wears a blue bonnet and a pair of glasses. While she is often focused on Foghorn Leghorn, he is usually more calculating in his dealings with her. She was voiced first by Bea Benaderet and then by June Foray.

From Quiz This Quiz is Daffy

Answer: To cure his hiccups

While searching for a person named Chloe to give a telegram to, Daffy Duck came down with a bad case of hiccups. He went to see Doctor Jerkyll for help and was surprised to find that after drinking a potion Doctor Jerkyll turned into Chloe. Daffy Duck read the birthday telegram from Frankenstein to Chloe. The Looney Tunes cartoon "The Impatient Patient" first premiered in the USA on September 5, 1942 with a running time of eight minutes.

From Quiz This Bugs for You

Answer: Hansel and Gretel

While out walking and reading his book of fairy tales, Bugs Bunny came upon a real life Hansel and Gretel scene. He saved Hansel and Gretel by alerting them to the witches plan. In the process, he was captured by the witch. With the help of a spell, Bugs Bunny accidentally turned the witch into a female rabbit. The cartoon first aired on July 24, 1954 and lasted six minutes and fifty-six seconds.

From Quiz Tweet for Tat

Answer: "Thufferin' Thuccotash"

"Thufferin Thuccotash" is Sylvester's catchphrase. It is believed that "Suffering Savior", an oath, was minced to produce "Suffering Succotash" in the lispy form of Sylvester. Sylvester utters these words for the first time in "Life With Feathers" (1945). Daffy Duck is also known for using the catchphrase from time to time but his own catchphrase is "You're desthpicable".

From Quiz Looney Tunes Characters

Answer: The Road Runner

He has only ever caught him once in the 1980 episode "Soup or Sonic".

From Quiz Wackie Wabbit

Answer: Daffy Duck

With the ascension of Bugs Bunny to prominence in the 1950s at Warner Bros., Daffy Duck was tapped to play Bugs' rival, a rivalry that was mostly one sided as Bugs remained indifferent to Daffy's designs to supplant him as the star. As was usual with anyone who went up against Bugs, Daffy always ended up on the losing end. Chuck Jones' "Hunting Trilogy" explored the relationship between the two and Elmer Fudd and introduced Daffy's catchphrase "You're despicable!". These three cartoons were "Rabbit Fire"(1951), "Rabbit Seasoning"(1952), and "Duck! Rabbit, Duck!"(1953). They all involve Elmer Fudd hunting and the fight between Bugs and Daffy over which one was in season. The conflict always ended with Daffy being outsmarted by Bugs.

From Quiz Bugs Bunny vs. The Non-Elmers

Answer: Gas House Gorillas

With two out in the bottom of the ninth inning, and one man on base, a Gorilla hits a long fly ball that appears to be the game winner. Bugs rushes to the top of the "Umpire State Building" to catch the ball for the final out. The Gorilla argues the call, but even the Statue of Liberty agrees with the ump's call!

From Quiz Bugs Bunny

Answer: Mel Blanc

Bugs Bunny had many voices, but Mel Blanc was more remembered, lasting from 1940 to 1983.

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