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* TropicalEpilogue: Bugs finally gets that Palm Springs vacation he wanted all through the film.
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* {{Bowdlerise}}: Some television showings (specifically, CartoonNetwork, Creator/CartoonNetwork, back when their animated movie block was called "Cartoon Network's Cartoon Theater," not "Flicks") cut out the scene near the beginning where Daffy offers a six-pack of Billy Beer with the cars he's selling, as well as the noose scenes from "Claws for Alarm."
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* KarmaHoudini: J.B. Cubish. Despite being dead, he's able to take away the money he left to Daffy (though to be fair, it was whenever Daffy did or considered doing something that goes against the terms of the will). [[spoiler: And after taking the last of the money, it's implied that he's responsible for Daffy being reposessed and the building torn down with him in it, and afterwards, he takes away a dollar Daffy earned as a street corner salesman, which has nothing to do with the terms of the will.]]
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* AdvertisedExtra: The poster, video cover, and credits make it seem like Tweety is an equal star to Daffy, Bugs, Porky, and Sylvester, but he's only featured in ''Hyde and Go Tweet'' and a little bit of original animation following the sequence.
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** Additionally, Porky Pig and Sylvester get lost in the desert, though Porky doesn't seem to mind. Porky still doesn't believe that Sylvester sees scary things. However, Porky is also unemployed now, though he might not yet be aware of it (Bugs, on the other hand, doesn't seem to mind that Daffy's business went under).
* HopeSpot: [[spoiler: After the last of Daffy's money has been taken away, he gets a knock at the door, expecting a client. Unfortunately, it's just Egghead delivering the news that his bills are unpaid and he's being reposessed.]]
* HopeSpot: [[spoiler: After the last of Daffy's money has been taken away, he gets a knock at the door, expecting a client. Unfortunately, it's just Egghead delivering the news that his bills are unpaid and he's being reposessed.]]
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* KickTheDog: At one point, Daffy struggles to take care of his tax exams and breaks down crying. As he does, though, Cubish's ghost is heard laughing sadistically, KNOWINGLY that Daffy is struggling and suffering.
** At the end of movie, Daffy earns a dollar for selling a toy legally and legitimately before the dollar vanishes in Daffy's hand, implying that despite Daffy trying to sell legally, he is screwing Daffy for life! Cue SkywardScream.
** At the end of movie, Daffy earns a dollar for selling a toy legally and legitimately before the dollar vanishes in Daffy's hand, implying that despite Daffy trying to sell legally, he is screwing Daffy for life! Cue SkywardScream.
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* SkywardScream: "CUBIIIIIISH!!!"[[SayMyName "CUBIIIIIISH!!!"]]
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* VillainProtagonist[=/=]NominalHero: Daffy is up to his unscrupulous ways again and plans to become a Scrooge-like figure until the supernatural trouble leads him to become a ghostbuster for-hire.
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* VillainProtagonist[=/=]NominalHero: Daffy is up to his unscrupulous ways again and plans to become a Scrooge-like figure until the supernatural trouble leads him to become a ghostbuster for-hire.ghostbuster-for-hire.
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* PhoneWord: Daffy, Bugs and Porkyrun a Ghostbusters-esque agency, and their phone number is 555-5925, or 555-KWAK.
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* PhoneWord: Daffy, Bugs and Porkyrun a Ghostbusters-esque agency, and their phone number is 555-5925, or 555-KWAK.
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''WesternAnimation/DaffyDucksQuackbusters'' is a 1988 CompilationMovie starring WesternAnimation/DaffyDuck and other classic ''WesternAnimation/LooneyTunes'' characters. This film combines newly-animated footage linked with classic Creator/WarnerBros cartoons.
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* WholePlotReference: The main plot parodies ''{{´Franchise/Ghostbusters}}''.
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* WholePlotReference: The main plot parodies ''{{´Franchise/Ghostbusters}}''.''Film/{{Ghostbusters|1984}}''.
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* {{Bowdlerise}}: Some television showings cut out the scene near the beginning where Daffy offers a six-pack of Billy Beer with the cars he's selling, as well as the noose scenes from "Claws for Alarm."
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* {{Bowdlerise}}: Some television showings (specifically, CartoonNetwork, back when their animated movie block was called "Cartoon Network's Cartoon Theater," not "Flicks") cut out the scene near the beginning where Daffy offers a six-pack of Billy Beer with the cars he's selling, as well as the noose scenes from "Claws for Alarm.""
**When "The Duxorcist" became its own short and aired on ABC, the part where Daffy calls the possessed female duck a schizophrenic, refers to her as "Sybil," and asks if there's "any more like [her] in the family" before adding "Could you send back that older sister of yours?" was replaced with a previous cut part (that came after he kisses her) where he says, "I don't know my own strength," as ABC felt the offending part was making fun of the mentally ill.
**When "The Duxorcist" became its own short and aired on ABC, the part where Daffy calls the possessed female duck a schizophrenic, refers to her as "Sybil," and asks if there's "any more like [her] in the family" before adding "Could you send back that older sister of yours?" was replaced with a previous cut part (that came after he kisses her) where he says, "I don't know my own strength," as ABC felt the offending part was making fun of the mentally ill.
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* DownerEndingDownerEnding: Though through RuleOfFunny and not that Daffy didn't have it coming. See Humilation Conga.
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* ArtShift: The animators actually changed the characters' designs accordingly to fit the classic cartoon that featured those very designs. For example, Daffy transition to his RobertMcKimson designs in the scenes leading up to "The Prize Pest."
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''WesternAnimation/DaffyDucksQuackbusters'' is a 1988 CompilationMovie starring DaffyDuck and other classic ''LooneyTunes'' characters. This film combines newly-animated footage linked with classic WarnerBros cartoons.
Here, Daffy Duck is a salesman who accepts a job to fulfill millionaire J.B. Cubish's wish to make him laugh one more time before he passes on. Daffy succeeds and when Cubish kicks the bucket, Daffy earns all his money from his will as long as he uses it for goodwill. But Daffy, well...being Daffy, plots to spend the money fir himself, as so he's haunted by Cubish's ghost, who says that his money will gradually disappear if Daffy appears to use it dishonestly. As a result, Daffy decides to open a ghost exterminating business to get rid of ghosts like Cubish and hires BugsBunny and PorkyPig to help him.
'''Cartoons:''' "Night of the Living Duck", "Daffy Dilly", "The Prize Pest", "Water, Water, Every Hare", "Hyde and Go Tweet", "Claws for Alarm", "The Duxorcist", "Transylvania 6-5000", "The Abominable Snow Rabbit", "Punch Trunk" and "Jumpin' Jupiter".
This film is notable for being one of MelBlanc's last performances in a ''Looney Tunes'' project.
Here, Daffy Duck is a salesman who accepts a job to fulfill millionaire J.B. Cubish's wish to make him laugh one more time before he passes on. Daffy succeeds and when Cubish kicks the bucket, Daffy earns all his money from his will as long as he uses it for goodwill. But Daffy, well...being Daffy, plots to spend the money fir himself, as so he's haunted by Cubish's ghost, who says that his money will gradually disappear if Daffy appears to use it dishonestly. As a result, Daffy decides to open a ghost exterminating business to get rid of ghosts like Cubish and hires BugsBunny and PorkyPig to help him.
'''Cartoons:''' "Night of the Living Duck", "Daffy Dilly", "The Prize Pest", "Water, Water, Every Hare", "Hyde and Go Tweet", "Claws for Alarm", "The Duxorcist", "Transylvania 6-5000", "The Abominable Snow Rabbit", "Punch Trunk" and "Jumpin' Jupiter".
This film is notable for being one of MelBlanc's last performances in a ''Looney Tunes'' project.
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''WesternAnimation/DaffyDucksQuackbusters'' is a 1988 CompilationMovie starring DaffyDuck WesternAnimation/DaffyDuck and other classic ''LooneyTunes'' ''WesternAnimation/LooneyTunes'' characters. This film combines newly-animated footage linked with classic WarnerBros Creator/WarnerBros cartoons.
Here, Daffy Duck is a salesman who accepts a job to fulfill millionaire J.B. Cubish's wish to make him laugh one more time before he passes on. Daffy succeeds and when Cubish kicks the bucket, Daffy earns all his money from his will as long as he uses it for goodwill. But Daffy, well... being Daffy, plots to spend the moneyfir for himself, as so he's haunted by Cubish's ghost, who says that his money will gradually disappear if Daffy appears to use it dishonestly. As a result, Daffy decides to open a ghost exterminating business to get rid of ghosts like Cubish and hires BugsBunny WesternAnimation/BugsBunny and PorkyPig WesternAnimation/PorkyPig to help him.
'''Cartoons:''' "Night of the LivingDuck", Duck," "Daffy Dilly", Dilly," "The Prize Pest", Pest," "Water, Water, Every Hare", Hare," "Hyde and Go Tweet", Tweet," "Claws for Alarm", Alarm," "The Duxorcist", Duxorcist," "Transylvania 6-5000", 6-5000," "The Abominable Snow Rabbit", Rabbit," "Punch Trunk" Trunk," and "Jumpin' Jupiter".
Jupiter."
This film is notable for being one ofMelBlanc's Creator/MelBlanc's last performances in a ''Looney Tunes'' project.
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Here, Daffy Duck is a salesman who accepts a job to fulfill millionaire J.B. Cubish's wish to make him laugh one more time before he passes on. Daffy succeeds and when Cubish kicks the bucket, Daffy earns all his money from his will as long as he uses it for goodwill. But Daffy, well... being Daffy, plots to spend the money
'''Cartoons:''' "Night of the Living
This film is notable for being one of
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* {{Bowdlerise}}: Some television showings cut out the scene near the beginning where Daffy offers a six-pack of Billy Beer with the cars he's selling, as well as the noose scenes from "Claws for Alarm".
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* ArtShift: The animators actually changed the characters' designs accordingly to fit the classic cartoon that featured those very designs. For example, Daffy transition to his RobertMcKimson designs in the scenes leading up to "The Prize
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* CompilationMovie: This movie combines classic Warner Bros. cartoons to create an original story. It is kind of jarring to hear the by then aged voice of MelBlanc suddenly transition to his more expressive performances in the classics.
** Two of the shorts, "The Duxorcist" and "Night of the Living Duck", were made within a year of the film (and the latter was made ''for'' the film).
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* CompilationMovie: This movie combines classic Warner Bros. cartoons to create an original story. It is kind of jarring to hear the by then aged voice of MelBlanc Creator/MelBlanc suddenly transition to his more expressive performances in the classics.
** Two of the shorts, "The Duxorcist" and "Night of the LivingDuck", Duck," were made within a year of the film (and the latter was made ''for'' the film).film.)
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* HumiliationConga: After Daffy gets humiliated on the air about the tiny elephant story, he plans to blame Porky for everything. This proves to be the final straw for Cubish, who takes Daffy's remaining money (and leaves behind a sign ribbing it in). He then gets his possessions repossessed and the entire apartment building is demolished (with him still in it!). And apparently, Cubish's curse is still on him, as a dollar he earns instantly vanishes once he gets it.
** To make matters worse, Daffy earned the money legitimately, fulfilling Cubish's LastRequest to have a good laugh before he died (at the expense of Daffy's dignity). The conditions that come with it weren't revealed until ''after'' Daffy had spent who knows how long working for him without complaint, and now he has to live the rest of his life under the heel of a sadistic ghost. Cubish is a grade A {{Jerkass}}.
** To make matters worse, Daffy earned the money legitimately, fulfilling Cubish's LastRequest to have a good laugh before he died (at the expense of Daffy's dignity). The conditions that come with it weren't revealed until ''after'' Daffy had spent who knows how long working for him without complaint, and now he has to live the rest of his life under the heel of a sadistic ghost. Cubish is a grade A {{Jerkass}}.
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* HumiliationConga: After Daffy gets humiliated on the air about the tiny elephant story, he plans to blame Porky for everything. This proves to be the final straw for Cubish, who takes Daffy's remaining money (and leaves behind a sign ribbing it in). He then gets his possessions repossessed and the entire apartment building is demolished (with him still in it!). it!) And apparently, Cubish's curse is still on him, as a dollar he earns instantly vanishes once he gets it.
** To make matters worse, Daffy earned the money legitimately, fulfilling Cubish's LastRequest to have a good laugh before he died (at the expense of Daffy'sdignity). dignity.) The conditions that come with it weren't revealed until ''after'' Daffy had spent who knows how long working for him without complaint, and now he has to live the rest of his life under the heel of a sadistic ghost. Cubish is a grade A {{Jerkass}}.
** To make matters worse, Daffy earned the money legitimately, fulfilling Cubish's LastRequest to have a good laugh before he died (at the expense of Daffy's
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* NonSingingVoice: In "Night of the Living Duck", Daffy sings with the voice of Mel Torme.
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* TheLastOfTheseIsNotLikeTheOthers: "Spooks spooked, goblins gobbled, UFOs K.O.ed, aliens alienated, vampires evaporated, and monsters remonstrated."
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* TheLastOfTheseIsNotLikeTheOthers: "Spooks spooked, goblins gobbled, UFOs [=UFOs=] K.O.ed, aliens alienated, vampires evaporated, and monsters remonstrated."
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** To make matters worse, Daffy earned the money legitimately, fulfilling Cubish's LastRequest to have a good laugh before he died (at the expense of Daffy's dignity). The conditions that come with it weren't revealed until ''after'' Daffy had spent who knows how long working for him without complaint, and now he has to live the rest of his life under the heel of a sadistic ghost. Cubish is a grade A {{Jerkass}}.
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** Two of the shorts, "The Duxorcist" and "Night of the Living Duck", were made within a year of the film (and the latter was made ''for'' the film).
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* {{Bowdlerization}}: Some television showings cut out the scene near the beginning where Daffy offers a six-pack of Billy Beer with the cars he's selling, as well as the noose scenes from "Claws for Alarm".
* ButtMonkey: Daffy
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* VerbalBackspace: Happens whenever Daffy does something to anger Cubish and tries to keep his money from disappearing.
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* WholePlotReference: The main plot parodies ''{{Film/Ghostbusters}}''.
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* WholePlotReference: The main plot parodies ''{{Film/Ghostbusters}}''.
* VerbalBackspace: Happens whenever Daffy does something to anger Cubish and tries to keep his money from disappearing.''{{Film/Ghostbusters}}''.
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* HumiliationConga: After Daffy gets humiliated on the air about the tiny elephant story, he plans to blame Porky for everything. This proves to be the final straw for Cubish, who takes Daffy's remaining money (and leaves behind a sign gloating about it). He then gets his possessions repossessed and the entire apartment building is demolished (with him still in it!). And apparently, Cubish's curse is still on him, as a dollar he earns instantly vanishes once he gets it.
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* HumiliationConga: After Daffy gets humiliated on the air about the tiny elephant story, he plans to blame Porky for everything. This proves to be the final straw for Cubish, who takes Daffy's remaining money (and leaves behind a sign gloating about it).ribbing it in). He then gets his possessions repossessed and the entire apartment building is demolished (with him still in it!). And apparently, Cubish's curse is still on him, as a dollar he earns instantly vanishes once he gets it.
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* VerbalBackspace: Happens whenever Daffy does something to anger Cubish and tries to keep his money from disappearing.
* VerbalBackspace: Happens whenever Daffy does something to anger Cubish and tries to keep his money from disappearing.
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* HumiliationConga: After Daffy gets humiliated on the air about the tiny elephant story, he plans to blame Porky for everything. This proves to be the final straw for Cubish, who takes Daffy's remaining money. He then gets his possessions repossessed and the entire apartment building is demolished (with him still in it!). And apparently, Cubish's curse is still on him, as a dollar he earns instantly vanishes once he gets it.
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* HumiliationConga: After Daffy gets humiliated on the air about the tiny elephant story, he plans to blame Porky for everything. This proves to be the final straw for Cubish, who takes Daffy's remainingmoney.money (and leaves behind a sign gloating about it). He then gets his possessions repossessed and the entire apartment building is demolished (with him still in it!). And apparently, Cubish's curse is still on him, as a dollar he earns instantly vanishes once he gets it.
* HumiliationConga: After Daffy gets humiliated on the air about the tiny elephant story, he plans to blame Porky for everything. This proves to be the final straw for Cubish, who takes Daffy's remaining
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* ArtShift: The animators actually changed the characters' designs accordingly to fit the classic cartoon that featured those very designs. For example, Daffy transitions to his RobertMcKimson designs in the scenes leading up to "The Prize Pest".
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''WesternAnimation/DaffyDucksQuackbusters'' is a 1988 CompilationMovie starring DaffyDuck and other classic ''LooneyTunes'' characters. This film combines newly-animated footage linked with classic WarnerBros cartoons.
Here, Daffy Duck is a salesman who accepts a job to fulfill millionaire J.B. Cubish's wish to make him laugh one more time before he passes on. Daffy succeeds and when Cubish kicks the bucket, Daffy earns all his money from his will as long as he uses it for goodwill. But Daffy, well...being Daffy, plots to spend the money fir himself, as so he's haunted by Cubish's ghost, who says that his money will gradually disappear if Daffy appears to use it dishonestly. As a result, Daffy decides to open a ghost exterminating business to get rid of ghosts like Cubish and hires BugsBunny and PorkyPig to help him.
'''Cartoons:''' "Night of the Living Duck", "Daffy Dilly", "The Prize Pest", "Water, Water, Every Hare", "Hyde and Go Tweet", "Claws for Alarm", "The Duxorcist", "Transylvania 6-5000", "The Abominable Snow Rabbit", "Punch Trunk" and "Jumpin' Jupiter".
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* ArtShift: The animators actually changed the characters' designs accordingly to fit the classic cartoon that featured those very designs. For example, Daffy transitions to his RobertMcKimson designs in the scenes leading up to "The Prize Pest".
* {{Bowdlerization}}: Some television showings cut out the scene near the beginning where Daffy offers a six-pack of Billy Beer with the cars he's selling, as well as the noose scenes from "Claws for Alarm".
* ButtMonkey: Daffy
* CompilationMovie: This movie combines classic Warner Bros. cartoons to create an original story. It is kind of jarring to hear the by then aged voice of MelBlanc suddenly transition to his more expressive performances in the classics.
* DieLaughing: Cubish apparently dies this way.
* HumiliationConga: After Daffy gets humiliated on the air about the tiny elephant story, he plans to blame Porky for everything. This proves to be the final straw for Cubish, who takes Daffy's remaining money. He then gets his possessions repossessed and the entire apartment building is demolished (with him still in it!). And apparently, Cubish's curse is still on him, as a dollar he earns instantly vanishes once he gets it.
* OhCrap: Every time Daffy realizes he's pissed off Cubish and his money starts disappearing.
* NonSingingVoice: In "Night of the Living Duck", Daffy sings with the voice of Mel Torme.
* SettingUpdate: The scene from "Daffy Dilly" where Daffy hears of Cubish from the radio is replaced with new footage showing the report on a television screen (with the original audio playing over it).
* SkywardScream: "CUBIIIIIISH!!!"
* WhereAreTheyNowEpilogue
* WholePlotReference: The main plot parodies ''{{Film/Ghostbusters}}''.
Here, Daffy Duck is a salesman who accepts a job to fulfill millionaire J.B. Cubish's wish to make him laugh one more time before he passes on. Daffy succeeds and when Cubish kicks the bucket, Daffy earns all his money from his will as long as he uses it for goodwill. But Daffy, well...being Daffy, plots to spend the money fir himself, as so he's haunted by Cubish's ghost, who says that his money will gradually disappear if Daffy appears to use it dishonestly. As a result, Daffy decides to open a ghost exterminating business to get rid of ghosts like Cubish and hires BugsBunny and PorkyPig to help him.
'''Cartoons:''' "Night of the Living Duck", "Daffy Dilly", "The Prize Pest", "Water, Water, Every Hare", "Hyde and Go Tweet", "Claws for Alarm", "The Duxorcist", "Transylvania 6-5000", "The Abominable Snow Rabbit", "Punch Trunk" and "Jumpin' Jupiter".
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* ArtShift: The animators actually changed the characters' designs accordingly to fit the classic cartoon that featured those very designs. For example, Daffy transitions to his RobertMcKimson designs in the scenes leading up to "The Prize Pest".
* {{Bowdlerization}}: Some television showings cut out the scene near the beginning where Daffy offers a six-pack of Billy Beer with the cars he's selling, as well as the noose scenes from "Claws for Alarm".
* ButtMonkey: Daffy
* CompilationMovie: This movie combines classic Warner Bros. cartoons to create an original story. It is kind of jarring to hear the by then aged voice of MelBlanc suddenly transition to his more expressive performances in the classics.
* DieLaughing: Cubish apparently dies this way.
* HumiliationConga: After Daffy gets humiliated on the air about the tiny elephant story, he plans to blame Porky for everything. This proves to be the final straw for Cubish, who takes Daffy's remaining money. He then gets his possessions repossessed and the entire apartment building is demolished (with him still in it!). And apparently, Cubish's curse is still on him, as a dollar he earns instantly vanishes once he gets it.
* OhCrap: Every time Daffy realizes he's pissed off Cubish and his money starts disappearing.
* NonSingingVoice: In "Night of the Living Duck", Daffy sings with the voice of Mel Torme.
* SettingUpdate: The scene from "Daffy Dilly" where Daffy hears of Cubish from the radio is replaced with new footage showing the report on a television screen (with the original audio playing over it).
* SkywardScream: "CUBIIIIIISH!!!"
* WhereAreTheyNowEpilogue
* WholePlotReference: The main plot parodies ''{{Film/Ghostbusters}}''.