1946 is another year of the Golden Age of Looney Tunes and Merrie Melodies.
History
- Bob Clampett's final cartoons are released this year. He left due to being fired. His final cartoon was The Big Snooze although uncredited.
- Arthur Davis' first cartoon as director starts with Bacall to Arms which Clampett planned, though neither are credited.
- Robert McKimson's first cartoon, Daffy Doodles, is released, after Frank Tashlin left in 1946 to direct live-action films. His final cartoon was Hare Remover, although uncredited.
- Starting with Kitty Kornered, the "That's all Folks!" returns to the Looney Tunes series.
- Starting with Hair-Raising Hare, the background changes from red rings black background to red background blue rings. The first ring would be red though.
- Hush My Mouse marks the final appearance of Porky Pig's "T-t-t-that's all folks!" drum ending signoff.
- The 1946-55 Looney Tunes opening and ending debuts starting with The Great Piggy Bank Robbery.
Shorts
Book Revue- Baseball Bugs
Holiday for Shoestrings
Quentin Quail- Baby Bottleneck
- Hare Remover
- Daffy Doodles
- Hollywood Canine Canteen
- Hush My Mouse
- Hair-Raising Hare
- Kitty Kornered
- Hollywood Daffy
- Acrobatty Bunny
- The Eager Beaver
- The Great Piggy Bank Robbery
- Peck Up Your Troubles
- Bacall to Arms
- Of Thee I Sting
- Walky Talky Hawky
- Racketeer Rabbit
- Fair and Worm-er
- The Big Snooze
- The Mouse-Merized Cat
- Mouse Menace
- Rhapsody Rabbit
- Roughly Squeaking
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