Looney Tunes World of Mayhem

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Looney Tunes: World of Mayhem is a game for iOS and Android devices by AQUPEP Games. It was released in 2016. The more updated game (as of 2018) available is by SCOPELY.

Description

Join Bugs Bunny and build the greatest "Toon Team" to wage wacky battles for control of the Looney Tunes World. Build your own Looney Tunes World, collect your favorite characters, and discover their unique and hilarious fighting abilities. Want to drop an ACME safe on Daffy’s head? Now we can!

Each area generally has a similar amount of characters in it, but each version is based on the cartoon set in that area. For example, in the City, Yosemite Sam is Mr. Sam the unscrupulous banker... but Yosemite is still available as himself in the Desert area (which is like the Wild West), a hillbilly in the Forest area, a policeman in the Town area, as both a wizard PLUS a black knight in the Avalooney area, and as the notorious Bushwacker Sam in Tasmania.

The player collects character pieces (represented by stars) to unlock or Rank Up the characters. You collect other cartoon pieces (such as dynamite or carrots for example) in ever growing quantities to level up the abilities if the characters, plus you can earn or buy in microtransactions Level Up potions to level the characters from Level 1 to whatever level you are able to achieve through play (NOTE: Characters can not level up further than the game level. So at Level 44... characters can ONLY get to Level 44). All these different ways to increase your characters game standing increases their power and your ability to attack both in-game challenge teams as well as those of other players.

You can play the Campaign, the major level system in the game. Completing levels will reward you with Illudium (which will get you more character pieces), character pieces, XP, Gold (the main currency), and much more. You can play Brawl (unlocked at Level 8), which pits you against other players from around the world. You can also play Arena (unlocked at Level 10), which places you against two other players, which you must compete with in 10 minutes. Lastly, there will be an Alliance R&D (unlocked at Level 30) every few days, which requires you to defeat bosses in unique ways. There are also time-limited events every week.

All battles (either vs A.I or other player teams) are controlled by the game's A.I.

Characters

Characters (Playable and Otherwise)

• Animator's Hand*
• Babbit (Variants: Babbit, Pitcher Babbit)
• Babyface Finster (Variants: Babyface Finster, Cart Baby Finster, Prisoner Finster)
• Barnyard Dawg (Variants: Barnyard Dawg, Deckswab Dawg, Desperado Dawg, Dr. Dawgstein, Outback Dawg)
• Beaky Buzzard (Variants: Rainbow Bird Beaky, Thoth Beaky, Undertaker Beaky Buzzard)
• Big Bad Wolf (Variants: Big Bad Wolf)
• Blacque Jacque Shellacque (Variants: Blacque Jacque Shellacque)
• Bugs Bunny (Variants: Barber Bugs, Baseball Bugs, Big Chungus, Bugs Bunny, Bugs the Brave, Bunny O'Hare, Captain Bligh, Chungus Claus, Cowboy Bugs, Dr. Killpatient, Dunker Bugs, Fireman Bugs, Genie Bugs, GI Bugs, Happy Rabbit, Hillbilly Hare, Holiday Bugs Bunny, Hyde Bugs, Jester Bugs, King Bugs Bunny, Leopold, Lunar Bugs, Martian Bugs, Martian Princess Bugs, Matador Bugs, Mr. Bugs, Neanderthal Bugs, Omega Chungus, Prisoner Bugs, Rabbit Rampage, Racketeer Rabbit, Red Riding Rabbit, Show Biz Bugs, Snowbunny Bugs, Super-Rabbit, The Masked Terror, Tux Bugs, Valkyrie Bugs, Winter Bugs, Zombie Chungus)
• Casper Caveman (Variants: Casper Caveman)
• Catstello (Variants: Catcher Catstello, Catstello)
• Cecil Turtle (Variants: Cecil Turtle, F1 Cecil)
• Count Bloodcount (Variants: Count Bloodcount)
• Daffy Duck (Variants: Bah Humduck Daffy, Bellboy Daffy, Captain Daffy, Coach Daffy, Commando Daffy, Daffy Duck, Daffy Hood, Daffy Miranda, Daffy the Braver, Dorlock Holmes, Dr. Daffy, Duck Amuck, Duck Dodgers, Elf Daffy Duck, Joe Monday, Magus Mallard Daffy, Masked Avenger, Pianist Daffy, Prizefighter Daffy, QB Daffy, Ranger Dodgers, Salesduck Daffy, Scarlet Pumpernickel, Show Biz Daffy, Star-Pharaoh Daffy, Stupor Duck, Tourist Daffy, Western Type Hero, Zoot Suit Daffy)
• Dr. Frankenbeans (Variants: Alchemist Frankenbeans, Dr. Frankenbeans)
• Egghead Jr (Variants: Contraptionist Egghead, Egghead Jr, EGGH34D, Egghead the Knowing, Inspector Eggbert)
• Elmer Fudd (Variants: Archon Elmer, Concierge Elmer, Corny Conductor Elmer, Cupid Elmer, Elmer Bugs, Elmer Fudd, Elmer the Sure, Giant Elmer, Lion Tamer Elmer, Mountie Elmer, Private Fudd, Siegfried Elmer, Waiter Elmer)
• Foghorn Leghorn (Variants: Caesar Foghorn, Foghorn Leghorn, Foghorn the Invincible, Foreman Leghorn, Highlander Leghorn, Lunar Dragonhorn, Monster Foghorn, Outlaw Foghorn, Referee Foghorn, Scout Foghorn)
• Gabby Goat (Variants: Gabby Goat)
• Giovanni Jones (Variants: Giovanni Jones)
• Gossamer (Variants: Bellboy Gossamer, Gossamer, Gothamer, Gridiron Gossamer, Yeti Gossamer)
• Granny (Variants: Climber Granny, Cowgirl Granny, Evil Granny, Granny, Handmaiden Granny, Scout Leader Granny, Settler Granny, Space Explorer Granny, Zombie Granny)
• Hector (Variants: Astronaut Hector, Devil Dog, Farmer Hector, Hector, Iron Mutt, Krampus Dog, Police Dog Hector, Warrior Monk Hector)
• Henery Hawk (Variants: Barrelhawk Henery, Don Henery, Henery Hawk*, Henery Hike, Henery Horus, The Hawk With No Name)
• Hippety Hopper (Variants: Hippety Hopper, Supersonic Hopper)
• Hugo (Variants: Apprentice Hugo, Hugo)
• Instant Martian (Variants: Drone Instant Martian)
• K-9 (Variants: Anubis K-9, K-9, K-9000)
• LeBron James (Variants: LeBron James)
• Lola (Variants: Dunker Lola, Litigator Lola, Lola, Lola Frostbane, Lola of Liberty, Lunar Lola, Nova Bunny, Queen Lola, Raider Lola, Starseeker Lola, Wanderer Lola)
• Marc Anthony & Pussyfoot (Variants: Marc Anthony & Pussyfoot)
• Marvin (Variants: M4RV1N, Marvin, Marvin Fudd, Marvin the Marvelous, Space Emperor Marvin, Star-Pharoah Marvin, Toymaker Marvin)
• Melissa (Variants: Fair Lady Melissa, Maid Melissa, Possessed Melissa, Shapeshifter Melissa)
• Michigan J. Frog (Variants: Michigan J. Frog, Michigan J. Bard)
• Miss Prissy (Variants: Flamenco Prissy, Miss Prissy, Officer Prissy, Professor Prissy)
• Mugsy (Variants: Mugsy, Prisoner Mugsy)
• Nasty Canasta (Variants: Cannoneer Canasta, Major Canasta, Nasty Canasta, Ronin Canasta, Space Runner Canasta)
• O'Mike (Variants: O'Mike)
• O'Pat (Variants: O'Pat, O’Pat Frost)
• Penelope (Variants: Penelope Bastet, Countess Penelope, Dread Pirate Penelope, Kitty Kelly, Penelope, Penelope Couture, Tigress Penelope)
• Pepe Le Pew (Variants: Gentleman Pepe, Pepe Le Bard, Pepe Le Pew, Phantom Le Pew, Yodel Le Pew)
• Petunia Pig (Variants: Athena Petunia, Farmer Petunia, Lunar Petunia, Petunia Pig, Petunia Unleashed, Picnic Petunia, Sorceress Petunia)
• Pinky (Variants: Pinky)
• Playboy Penguin (Variants: Playboy Penguin)
• Porky Pig (Variants: Chamberlain Porky, Chauffeur Porky, Chef Porky, Curator Porky, Farmer Porky, Friar Porky, Hare Hunter Porky, Huntsman Porky, Mr. Watkins, Porky Pig, Porky the Giant Killer, Presto Pig, Sheriff Porky, Space Cadet, The Pig Kahuna, Vintage Porky)
• Ralph Wolf (Variants: Hot Rod Ralph, Mummy Ralph, Ninja Ralph, Ralph the Vampire, Ralph Wolf, Wildcard Wolf)
• Road Runner (Variants: Hermes Road Runner, Mail Runner, Reindeer Road Runner, Revenant Road Runner, Road Runner, Roadius Runnerus, Shooter Road Runner, Solid Tin Road Runner)
• Rocky (Variants: Prisoner Rocky, Rocky)
• Sam Sheepdog (Variants: Barkeep Sheepdog, Jalopy Sam, Medic Sam, Sam Sheepdog, Samurai Sheepdog, Zombie Sam)
• Speedy Gonzales (Variants: Calavera Speedy, El Relámpago, Infinite Speedy, Issun-Boshi Speedy, Major League Speedy, Master Speedy, Queso Bandito, Speedy Gonzales, Toreador Speedy)
• Sylvester (Variants: Astronaut Sylvester, Contender Sylvester, Cowboy Sylvester, Grand Duke Sylvester, Hyde Sylvester, Outlaw Sylvester, Photographer Sylvester, Rocket Sylvester, Scarecrow Sylvester, Scout Sylvester, Sellsword Sylvester, Sylvester, Sylvester Slaszlo, Sylvester the Brash, Sylvester the Investor, The Rapthcallion, Trapper Sylvester)
• Sylvester Jr. (Variants: Corner Cat Sylvester Jr, Fishercat Sylvester Jr., Grand Dukeling Sylvester Jr., Picador Sylvester Jr., Sylvester Jr., The Flaming Succotash)
• Tasmanian She-Devil (Variants: Banshee-Devil, Sword Swallower She-Devil, Tasmanian She-Devil, The Sea-Devil, Warrior Princess She-Devil)
• Taz (Variants: Conqueror Taz, Dark Matter, Ghost of Christmas Taz, Nutcracker Taz, Shooter Taz, Taz, Tazinsky, The Taz-Maniac, Yokai Taz, Zombie Taz)
• The Crusher (Variants: Hitman Crusher, The Crusher, Toxic Destroyer)
• The Do-Do Bird (Variants: The Do-Do Bird)
• The Mighty Angelo (Variant: Angelus Maximus, The Mighty Angelo)
• Toro (Variants: El Espectro, Lunar Toro, Toro)
• Tweety (Variants: Birthday Suit Tweety, Dunker Tweety, Monster Tweety*, Scarlet Tweety, Shinobi Tweety, Treasure Hunter Tweety, Tweet-o-Tron, Tweety, Tweety the Twue, Tweetyosaurus Rex)
• Wile E. Coyote (Variants: Auto-Mining Coyote, Bat Suit Wile, Cannonball Coyote, Cheerleader Wile E, Rocket Coyote, Royal Page Coyote, Shooter Coyote, Solid Tin Coyote*, Speedskater Coyote, Super Coyote, Van Wile, Wile E. Coyote)
• Witch Hazel (Variants: Baba Yaga Hazel, Witch Hazel, Witch Lezah, Witchdoctor Hazel)
• Yosemite Sam (Variants: Black Knight Sam, Bushwhacker Sam, Demolitionist Sam, General Pandemonium, High Dive Sam, Hunter Yosemite Sam, K'Chutha Sa'am, Merlin Sam, Monster Truck Yosemite, Mountain Man Sam, Mr. Sam, Officer Yosemite, Road Rash Sam, Roman Legion Sam, Scrooge Yosemite Sam, Sea Goin' Sam, Yosemite Sam, Yosemite Sam of Outer Space)
  All toons marked with * are Bosses in Alliance R&D.

Voice Cast

• Eric Bauza as Bugs Bunny, Daffy Duck, Sylvester, Elmer Fudd, Yosemite Sam, Foghorn Leghorn, Tasmanian Devil, Pepe Le Pew, Marvin the Martian, Speedy Gonzales, Granny, Witch Hazel, Gossamer, Henery Hawk, Barnyard Dog, Sam Sheepdog, Penelope Pussycat, Hector the Bulldog, Wile E. Coyote, and The Road Runner
• Bob Bergen as Porky Pig, Sylvester Jr., and Tweety
• Kath Soucie as Petunia Pig and Lola Bunny
• Unknown female voice actress as Melissa Duck
• Additionally, archived audio of Mel Blanc can be heard for numerous characters' attacks.
• Michael Ruocco as Beaky Buzzard

Locations

• Forest "Ozarks Forest" (levels 1-6)
• Town "Tune Town or Looney Ville" (levels 6-12)
• Farm "Cowstone Farm" (Levels 12-20)
• Desert "Snake-Bite Desert" (levels 20-30)
• City "New Looney City" (levels 30-40)
• Space "Planet X" (levels 40-50)
• Summit "Winter Summit" (levels 50+)
• Tasmania (levels 1+)
• Avalooney (levels 1+)
• WB Studios "Warner Bros. Studios or Looneywood" (levels 1+)

Screenshots

Forest

WB Studios

Avalooney

Looney References

There are many references to the past Looney Tunes cartoons:

Forest

• Marvin Fudd is based on the Duck Dodgers episode "K9 Quarry".
• Scout Leader Granny is based on The Sylvester & Tweety Mysteries episode "This Is the Kitty".
• Scout Sylvester is based on The Sylvester & Tweety Mysteries episode "Happy Pranksgiving".
• Scout Foghorn was inspired by the cartoon "Crockett-Doodle-Do".
• Cupid Elmer is based on "The Stupid Cupid".
• O'Pat and O'Mike came from "The Wearing of the Grin".
• Hunter Yosemite Sam is based on "Rabbit Every Monday".
• Fisherman Sylvester Jr. was inspired by the short "Fish and Slips".
• Warrior Princess She-Devil may be inspired by Xena the Warrior Princess, and her description references Street Fighter.
• Highlander Leghorn is based on William Wallace, the main character of the movie Braveheart.
• Maid Melissa Duck is based on Merida, the main character of the Disney/Pixar movie Brave and is also inspired by Princess Fiona from the Shrek series.
• Hare Hunter Porky is based on both "Porky's Duck Hunt" and "Porky's Hare Hunt".
• Happy Rabbit is based on his appearances in "Porky's Hare Hunt" and "Prest-O Change-O".
• Red Riding Rabbit is based on both "The Windblown Hare" and "Little Red Riding Rabbit".
• Cecil Turtle is from "Tortoise Beats Hare".
• The Big Bad Wolf is based on "Little Red Riding Rabbit".

Town

• Pepe's attack Skunk Funk is a reference to the Merrie Melodies song of the same name.
• Barber Bugs is based on "Rabbit of Seville".
• Salesman Daffy is based on "Fool Coverage".
• Officer Yosemite is based on "Big House Bunny".
• Police Dog Hector is based on a Looney Tunes DC Duck Twacy comic.
• Chef Porky came from either "Porky's Last Stand" or "Porky's Cafe".
• Prizefighter Daffy was inspired by "To Duck .... or Not to Duck".
• Contender Sylvester was inspired by "Hop, Look and Listen".
• Photographer Sylvester was based on his disguise from "Tweet Tweet Tweety".
• Lola's incarnation from The Looney Tunes Show (her color pallete is based on Looney Tunes: Rabbits Run) is included in this game rather than her incarnation in Space Jam.
• Gridiron Gossamer, Henery Hike and QB Daffy are based on a promotional Looney Tunes puzzle.
• Baseball Bugs is based on the cartoon of the same name.
• Cheerleader Wile E. is based on a disguise he wore in "Fast and Furry-ous".
• Dr. Killpatient is based on "Hare Tonic".
• Fireman Bugs is based on "The Unruly Hare".
• Hyde Sylvester is based on "Dr. Jerkyl's Hide".
• Dr. Daffy is based on "The Daffy Doc".
• Gabby Goat and Vintage Porky are based on "Porky and Gabby".
• Pitcher Babbit is based on a mustached baseball player from "Gone Batty".
• Picnic Petunia and Pinky Pig are based on "Porky's Picnic".
• Hyde Bugs is based on "Hyde and Hare".
• Marc Anthony & Pussyfoot are both from "Feed the Kitty".

Farm

• Miss Prissy's attack Roll Out is a reference to "Lovelorn Leghorn".
• Farmer Porky is based on "Golden Yeggs" and "An Egg Scramble".
• Scarecrow Sylvester was based on his disguise from "Fowl Weather".
• Farmer Hector is based on The Sylvester & Tweety Mysteries episode "Fair's Fair".
• Big Chungus is based on a scene from "Wabbit Twouble" that became an Internet meme in late 2018.
• Hillbilly Hare is based on the Robert McKimson short of the same name.
• The Mighty Angelo came from "To Itch His Own".
• Cannonball Coyote was based on his costume from "Zipping Along".
• High Dive Sam was inspired by the cartoon "High Diving Hare".
• Although they appeared in other shorts, Babbit and Catstello's designs are from "A Tale of Two Kitties", as is Birthday Suit Tweety.
• Toro is from "Bully for Bugs".
• Hot Rod Ralph and Jalopy Sam are based on the vehicles they drove in "Ready, Woolen, and Able".

Desert

• Cowboy Bugs was based on "Wild and Woolly Hare".
• The Masked Avenger was based on "My Little Duckaroo".
• Both Sheriff Porky and Nasty Canasta's design were based on "Drip-Along Daffy".
• Settler Granny was based on "Tom Tom Tomcat".
• Barkeeper Sheepdog was based on the barkeeper from "Drip-Along Daffy".
• Revenant Road Runner's engineer attire is from "Zip 'n Snort".
• Van Wile is inspired by Van Helsing.
• The Solid Tin Coyote is from the Rudy Larriva cartoon of the same name.
• Roman Legion Sam is based on "Roman Legion-Hare".
• Roadius Runnerus is from "Unsafe at Any Speed".
• Casper Caveman is from "Daffy Duck and the Dinosaur". His pet dinosaur, Fido, also appears in one of his attacks.
• The Masked Terror is based on "Bunny Hugged".
• The Hawk with No Name is based on Clint Eastwood's Man with No Name character.
• The Taz-Maniac may be based on the Mad Max films.
• Genie Bugs is based on "Ali Baba Bunny".

City

• Leopold and Giovanni Jones were taken from "Long-Haired Hare".
• Joe Monday, originally called Duck Twacy, was taken from "Rocket Squad", though in early beta, Duck Twacy was from "The Great Piggy Bank Robbery". The Gangsters' Hideout sign was reused for part of the City Battle scenery.
• Waiter Elmer was based on "Slick Hare".
• Mr. Sam was based on both "Hare Trimmed" and "Honey's Money".
• Chauffeur Porky was based on The Looney Tunes Show episode "Off Duty Cop".
• Zoot Suit Daffy was based on "Book Revue".
• Daffy Miranda is based on "Yankee Doodle Daffy".
• Bat-Suit Wile E. was based on "Gee Whiz-z-z-z-z-z-z".
• Mail Runner is based on "Sugar and Spies".
• Super-Rabbit was taken from the cartoon of the same name.
• Super Coyote was taken from the first Wile E. and Road Runner cartoon, "Fast & Furry-ous".
• Litigator Lola is based on Elle, the main character from Legally Blonde.
• Phantom Le Pew is based on the Phantom of the Opera.
• Racketeer Rabbit was taken from the cartoon of the same name, although he's also known as Mugsy. His attack Going Heavy references a scene from "Bugs and Thugs".
• Stupor Duck was taken from the cartoon of the same name.
• The Toxic Destroyer is based on Bane, a villain from the Batman series.
• Road Rash Sam, originally known as Motor Cowboy, is based on The Ghost Rider.
• Dark Matter is based on Venom, a villain from the Marvel franchise.
• Don Henery is based on Vito Corleone from The Godfather.
• Iron Mutt is based on Iron Man.
• Babyface Finster and Prisoner Finster both came from "Baby Buggy Bunny".
• Possessed Melissa is based on "The Duxorcist".
• Presto Pig may be based on Dr. Strange.
• The Flaming Succotash may derive from the DC superhero Firestorm or The Human Torch (the regular one or the Fantastic 4 one) from Marvel.
• Prisoner Bugs is based on "Big House Bunny".
• Prisoner Rocky and Prisoner Mugsy both come from "The Unmentionables".
• Petunia Unleashed is based on Ash Williams from the Evil Dead franchise.
• Bah Humduck Daffy is based on "Bah, Humduck! A Looney Tunes Christmas".
• Mr. Watkins and Dorlock Holmes both came from "Deduce, You Say".

Summit

• Playboy Penguin came from "8 Ball Bunny".
• Tourist Daffy and Hugo both came from "The Abominable Snow Rabbit".
• Mountie Elmer was taken from "Fresh Hare".
• Mountain Man Sam was based on the two Twin Sams from "Along Came Daffy".
• Huntsman Porky was based on "Polar Pals".
• Climber Granny was based on The Sylvester & Tweety Mysteries episode "Mush Ado About Nothing".
• Elmer Bugs is based on "Hare Brush".
• Snowbunny Bugs and Tuxedo Bugs are both based on "Frigid Hare".
• Trapper Sylvester is based on The Sylvester & Tweety Mysteries episode "The Golden Bird of Shangri-Claw".
• Blacque Jacque Shellacque and Winter Bug both came from "Bonanza Bunny".
• Yodel Le Pew came from either "Two Scent's Worth" or "A Scent of the Matterhorn".
• Nutcracker Taz is based on a 1999 Looney Tunes Christmas merchandise.

Space

• Martian Bugs is based on Bugs' Intergalactic Delivery Martian disguise from "Haredevil Hare".
• Duck Dodgers and the Space Cadet are both from the classic short "Duck Dodgers in the 24½th Century".
• Witch Lezah and K'Chutha Sa'am are from the Duck Dodgers TV series. However, the latter was moved to the WB Studio Region.
• Space Explorer Granny, Astronaut Sylvester, and Astronaut Hector all came from The Sylvester & Tweety Mysteries episode "Son of Roswell That Ends Well".
• Archon Elmer is from "Super Rabbit", the series finale of The Looney Tunes Show.
• Neanderthal Bugs is from "Mad as a Mars Hare".
• Infinite Speedy may be based on The Flash or TRON.
• M4RV1N is based on the film TRON.
• The Rapthcallion may be based on Loki from the Marvel franchise.
• Yosemite Sam of Outer Space is from "Lighter Than Hare".
• Ranger Dodgers is from "Attack of the Drones".
• Drone Instant Martian is from "Marvin the Martian in the Third Dimension".

Avalooney

• Jester Bugs and Black Knight Sam both came from "Knighty Knight Bugs", and Black Knight Sam's dragon also appears in two of his attacks.
• King Bugs Bunny was from "Rabbit Hood", and Royal Paige Coyote's attire was from the same cartoon as well.
• Daffy Hood and Friar Porky are directly from "Robin Hood Daffy".
• The Scarlet Pumpernickel, The Lord High Chamberlain, Grand Duke Sylvester, and The Fair Lady Melissa Duck are all from "The Scarlet Pumpernickel".
• Pepe Le Bard was based on his Romeo Costume from "Past Perfumance".
• King Daffy, Elmer the Sure, Merlin Sam, and Tweety the Twue are all from the TV Special, Bugs Bunny in King Arthur's Court.
• Valkyrie Bugs and Siegfried Elmer are both based on "What's Opera, Doc?".
• Hector the Devil Dog was from the short "Satan's Waitin'".
• Monster Tweety came from "Hyde and Go Tweet".
• Bugs the Brave came from "Knights Must Fall".
• Handmaiden Granny and Sylvester the Brash are from The Sylvester & Tweety Mysteries episode "A Big Knight Out".
• Giant Elmer is based on "Beanstalk Bunny".
• Gossamer's I Love to Sing-A is a reference to the Merrie Melodies song of the same name, which is a reference to the cartoon of the same name.
• Count Bloodcount is from "Transylvania 6-5000".
• Porky the Giant Killer was taken from the cartoon of the same name.

WB Studio

• Drip-Along Daffy was from the short of the same name, but he's named as the Western-Type Hero.
• Cowgirl Granny and Cowboy Sylvester are from The Sylvester & Tweety Mysteries episode "I Gopher You".
• Rocket Coyote and Rocket Sylvester's attacks, the Rocket Pilot/Co-Pilot, are from "The Wild Chase".
• Holiday Bugs Bunny is based on The Looney Tunes Show episode "A Christmas Carol".
• Sam Scrooge is from "Bugs Bunny's Christmas Carol", a short from Bugs Bunny's Looney Christmas Tales.
• Show Biz Bugs and Show Biz Daffy's outfits were taken from the opening titles of The Bugs Bunny and Tweety Show, but the names are from Show Biz Bugs.
• Mr. Bugs, Sylvester Slaszlo, Miss Kitty Ketty, General Pandamonium, and Pianist Daffy are all from "Carrotblanca". Some of Pianist Daffy's attacks are based on both "Rhapsody Rabbit" and Who Framed Roger Rabbit.
• Matador Bugs is from "Bully for Bugs".
• Flamenco Prissy was based on her dance from "Of Rice and Hen".
• Queso Bandito was from a Merrie Melodies music video of the same name.
• Ghost of Christmas Taz and Sylvester the Investor are based on the direct-to-DVD movie Bah, Humduck! A Looney Tunes Christmas.
• Speedskater Coyote was based on a plan of Wile E.'s from "Freeze Frame", a short from Bugs Bunny's Looney Christmas Tales.
• Gothamer is based on Edward Scissorhands.
• LeBron James, the dunkers (Bugs, Lola, and Tweety), Coach Daffy, and the shooters (Taz, Wile E., and Road Runner) came from Space Jam: A New Legacy. Additionally, Coach Daffy's line, "Shoot him now!", is a reference to "Rabbit Seasoning".
• Bunny O' Hare is based on "What's Up Doc?".
• Gentleman Pepe was based on "The Cats Bah".
• Commando Daffy was based on "Daffy - The Commando".
• GI Bugs was based on the "Bugs & Daffy: The Wartime Cartoons" VHS cover.
• Private Fudd is based on the "Looney Tunes Golden Collection: Volume 6" DVD cover, although his attacks reference Private Snafu.
• Rabbit Rampage is based on his badly drawn appearance in the cartoon of the same name. Additionally, all of his attacks are references to said cartoon.
• Duck Amuck is based on his screwball appearance in the cartoon of the same name. Additionally, all of his attacks are references to said cartoon.
• Corny Conductor Elmer was taken from "A Corny Concerto".

Tasmania

• Hippety Hopper appears with boxing gloves. This was meant to be inspired from "Pop 'Im Pop!".
• Bellboy Daffy and Concierge Elmer were from "A Pest in the House".
• Bellboy Gossamer is taken from The Sylvester & Tweety Mysteries episode "It's a Plaid, Plaid, Plaid, Plaid World".
• Curator Porky was based on "Africa Squeaks".
• Treasure Hunter Tweety is based on The Looney Tunes Show episode "Eligible Bachelors".
• Raider Lola was taken from The Looney Tunes Show episode "It's a Handbag" and is also based on Lara Croft from the Tomb Raider franchise.
• Sea Goin' Sam and Captain Bligh are both based on "Buccaneer Bunny".
• The Do-Do Bird came from "Porky in Wackyland".
• Outback Dawg and Bushwhacker Sam are based on Crocodile Dundee.
• Some of Captain Daffy's attacks are based on "Duck Amuck".

External Links

• Mobile Game on Amazon
• Mobile Game on iTunes
• Mobile Game on Google Play
• The Official Looney Tunes World of Mayhem Wiki