History WesternAnimation / LooneyTunesCartoons

** A blond recolor of Bugs' old foe [[WesternAnimation/RabbitHood The Sheriff of Nottingham]] tries to pull the legendary Sword from the Stone in "Sword Loser". Also, a caricature of longtime Chuck Jones animator Ken Harris-- the model for such big-nosed baddies as [[Trivia/TheDoverBoys Dan Backslide]] and [[WesternAnimation/WileECoyoteAndTheRoadrunner Wile E. Coyote]]-- can be seen in line directly behind him.

* TheCameo: The opening shot of "Happy Birthday Bugs Bunny" features many obscure ''Looney Tunes'' characters such as Egghead, Hubie and Bertie, and Cool Cat as mentioned above.

* CloningGambit: In "Multiply and Conquer", Wile E. clones himself in order to catch the Road Runner. [[spoiler:He succeeds, but now the clones want the Road Runner for themselves, and a fight ensues, while the Road Runner escapes.]]

* ADayInTheSpotlight: Characters who normally didn't have solo shorts now star in them like Petunia Pig in "Pigture Perfect" and "Pardon the Garden" and Yosemite Sam in "Saddle Sore".

* FormulaBreakingEpisode: "Livin' The Daydream" takes a complete departure from the usual Looney Tunes formula. This short features exclusively human characters, with all the outlandish events depicted being the product of a young boy's imagination. It even features a ''Batman'' reference (specifically, WesternAnimation/BatmanTheAnimatedSeries) and is the first ever ''Looney Tunes Cartoons'' short to give a ShoutOut to another franchise by name. Though all this is very much in the formula of the previous Chuck Jones-directed Ralph Phillips cartoons from the original theatrical shorts.

* FullBodyDisguise: Unlike most new ''Looney Tunes'' material since the TurnOfTheMillennium, this series brings it back for some fun surprises (ala the original shorts)...

* GainaxEnding: "Kitty Livin" has Sylvester finally eating Tweety. The bird makes himself at home and invites several birds to party. Even the cat Sylvester brought in to take care of the issue is having fun. [[spoiler: He and eventually Granny join the party. [[ItMakesSenseInContext All in his stomach!]] ]]

* NeverTrustAHairTonic: In "Hare Restoration", Bugs offers to give Elmer his treatment for growing hair. It at first seems just an excuse for Bugs to abuse Elmer, [[spoiler:but amazingly enough, Elmer starts growing a head of beautiful blond hair. Unfortunately, it keeps growing until it fills up the frame of his front door, causing Elmer's date (a disguised Bugs) to reject him, after which it all falls off.]]

** "The Daffy Dentist" is one to one of the very first Porky and Daffy pairings, 1938s ''The Daffy Doc''.

** [[DownplayedTrope Downplayed]] for Elmer in these shorts; While he's generally a decent guy, he has a HairTriggerTemper and can occasionally act like a spiteful jerk. Played straight in "Shoe Shine-Nanigans". Elmer deliberately refuses to pay, even after Daffy gave him the [[ShoeShineMister shoeshine]] he offered. Which makes it cathartic when he gets run over by a bus immediately after.

* AdaptationalNiceGuy: Daffy, who like in ''WesternAnimation/NewLooneyTunes'' is much closer to his original 1930s "screwball" persona than in other modern appearances, but is also notably kinder and more helpful than he's ever been portrayed before. While he's still a blustering pest with more than a hint of TheGadfly, surprisingly often he's portrayed as well-meaning and genuinely enthusiastic about helping people (and especially Porky) out without expecting anything in return. He's ''not'' good at it, [[UnwantedAssistance and more often than not his "help" makes everything worse]], but he tries.

* SwallowedWhole: Sylvester ''finally'' eats Tweety in "Kitty Livin'". Unfortunately, Tweety makes himself at home inside his stomach, causing the pussycat much discomfort.

* ThisCannotBe: A non-villainous example. Daffy exclaims "This can't be all folks!" and "It can't be!" when he thinks [[spoiler:Porky died]].

** Firearms, such as Yosemite Sam's Six-Shooters and Elmer Fudd's shotgun, are excluded from this incarnation. Surprisingly, other weapons like scythes, axes, hooks and even various bombs/dynamite are fair game.

** Subverted in "Rotund Rabbit", where Elmer is shown with a shotgun throughout the cartoon, even shooting at Bugs at one point, only for Bugs to outrun the bullet, similar to the original Road Runner short "Gee Whiz-z-z-z-z-z".

* HereWeGoAgain: [[spoiler:The ending of "Bubble Dum" has Daffy escaping his sticky situation by unzipping his skin and having his skeleton pop out, kicking it to reveal the gum he was trapped in before. Then, as soon as the skeleton Daffy leaves the screen, out comes Daffy from the left side, fully fine and minding his own business, discovering the gum on the sidewalk.]]