References to Tiny Toon Adventures in other media.
Anime and Manga
- Farewell to Nostradamus: In one scene, Lupin briefly watches a cartoon featuring a woodpecker who resembles Plucky chasing a bear who looks like Buster with a mallet.
- Darkwing Duck: In Issue #11 of the Boom! Studios series, a dazed Steelbeak says "Ma? That you? I will watch my language... Buster told me to.", referencing "To Bleep or Not To Bleep" and the fact that both Fowlmouth and Steelbeak are cartoon roosters voiced by Rob Paulsen in their respective series.
- Looney Tunes: In Issue #75 of the DC Comics series, "Who Killed Bugs?: A Hare Gone Conclusion" shows the head of Buster Bunny in Elmer Fudd's trophy collection.
- Pinky and the Brain: In "Faust Things Faust" from Issue #7, Babs and Buster Bunny make cameo appearances as two of the rabbits that Mephistopheles pulls out of his hat, along with Bugs Bunny and the Energizer Bunny. When Mephistopheles pulls Buster and Babs out, Buster quips "One times two equals two! Hey Babs, we're multiplyin' like rabbits!" to which Babs replies with "Gee Buster, we finally get a cameo and that's the best gag you can come up with?"
Live-Action Films
- Batman Returns: In one crowd scene, the camera briefly passes over a young man wearing a jacket with a picture of Gogo Dodo.
- Blended: Jim and Lou can be seen watching "Ask Mr. Popular" in one scene.
- Full House:
- In several Season 4 episodes, Michelle is shown to own plushes of Babs and Buster Bunny.
- In "Joey's Funny Valentine", D.J. tries to convince Michelle to get a big-screen TV from Big Sid's department store by saying "You could watch Tiny Toons and everything wouldn't look so tiny."
- Parker Lewis Can't Lose: In "Fat Boy and Little Man", Jerry's care package includes Tiny Toons medicated heat rub.
- Seinfeld: The show is mentioned in "The Contest", though it's just supposed to represent a random show aimed at kids (the episode Jerry is watching includes an apparently unironic performance of the song "The Wheels on The Bus Go Round and Round", which never would've happened on a real TTA episode). Apparently it was originally scripted as Flipper, but they couldn't get the rights to the theme song. It's also notable because Jerry is supposedly watching it on Nickelodeon, which TTA wasn't actually on at the time, but it would become a staple on the network a few years later.
- The Angry Video Game Nerd:
- In his review of The Wizard and Super Mario Bros. 3, the Nerd mentions the 1991 NES game by Konami as one of the games that tried to cash in on SMB3's success.
- At the beginning of his review of the Earthworm Jim trilogy, the Nerd mentions the popularity of Looney Tunes in the early 90's, showing clips from Rabbit of Seville and the opening credits sequences from Animaniacs (1993) and Tiny Toon Adventures.
- Console Wars: In one episode, Greg tries to come up with an idea for a new Tiny Toon Adventures video game. Along the way, he and Dan try to see whether the SNES or the Sega Genesis had the better licensed game based on Tiny Toon Adventures; Buster Busts Loose or Buster's Hidden Treasure.
- Animaniacs (1993):
- Hamton J Pig appears as a sketch in the prologue "Newsreel Of The Stars".
- In "HMS Yakko", Babs and Buster Bunny appear during "I Am the Very Model of a Cartoon Individual".
- Buster, Babs, and Dizzy appear in "Garage Sale of the Century" as part of the angry mob that goes after Pa Bear.
- In "La La Law", Cooper DeVille MacArthur, Emily, and Amanda Duff make cameo appearances as part of the jury.
- In "Cat on a Hot Steel Beam", Mary Melody and Amanda Duff make cameo appearances.
- Baby Plucky appears in "Guardin' the Garden", when the snake that tries to tempt Adam and Eve into eating the Forbidden Fruit lands in the Garden of Eden mini-golf course.
- Furrball appears in "Home on De-Nile" as one of the cats suggested for Cleopatra's sacrifice. Cleopatra calls him "the worst cat of all".
- Emily Duff appears in "You Risk Your Life" as a contestant on the titular game show, under the pseudonym "Myra Puntridge".
- Buster and Babs appear in "Noah's Lark" as the two rabbits who board the ark. The Wolverine and his wife also appear as the two wolverines who board the ark.
- In "Critical Condition", Shirley McLoon shows up at one point, alongside her namesake, Shirley MacLaine.
- Fifi La Fume and Baby Plucky appear in "Survey Ladies", the former as the owner of a perfume shop, and the latter sending the Survey Ladies down in the mall elevator after they ask him if he'd like to take their survey.
- Baby Plucky appears in "Video Review", where he and Daffy Duck appear on the cover of The Mighty Ducks.
- Baby Plucky appears in "Le Bouton et le Ballon", saying his lines from "Going Up" in French.
- Elmyra appears in "Lookit the Fuzzyheads", where she antagonizes the Warner siblings until they trick her into chasing Mindy.
- Elmyra appears in "The Warners' 65th Anniversary Special", where she wishes the Warners a happy anniversary just before the second commercial break.
- In "Take My Siblings Please", Wakko sings the Tiny Toons theme song before deciding he's sick of it and sings the Animaniacs theme song instead.
- The cast of Tiny Toon Adventures appear in one line of "The Big Wrap Party Tonight". Yakko, Wakko, and Dot shake hands with Buster, Plucky, and Babs, respectively. Also, Henny Youngman's rooster persona appears alongside Slappy.
- Bugs Bunny Builders: In "Mini-Golf", the golf course that the Looney Builders build a new and more challenging final hole on is called ACME Acres.
- I Am Weasel: In "I am Cliched", Weasel complains to the Red Guy about using an unoriginal script that was already used for both Looney Tunes and Tiny Toon Adventures; "You crossed out Bugs Bunny, then Buster, then scribbled in Weasel!"
- The Looney Tunes Show: In "Mr. Weiner", plush toys of Buster and Plucky can be seen as prizes in the fairground stalls.
- New Looney Tunes: In "Not so Special Delivery", Buster can be seen chasing Plucky with a mallet on a television screen. Porky locks up the TV as it plays, not wanting the cartoon to warp the mind of the baby he and Daffy are babysitting. Buster is depicted as being brown and wearing a green shirt, while Plucky is depicted as being white and wearing a red tank top.
- The Simpsons: According to the DVD commentary, the incident where where three middle school-aged fans of the show wrote the script for "Buster and Babs Go Hawaiian", sent it in, and it ended up getting produced, was one of the inspirations for "The Front".
- Sonic Boom:
- According to series writer Alan Denton, Mr. Hitcher from How I Spent My Vacation served as the inspiration for the Bike Chain Bandit from "Planes, Trains, and Dude-Mobiles". The scene where Knuckles picks up the Bike Chainn Bandit plays very similarly to the scene where Hamton's family picks up Mr. Hitcher.
- In "Robots From the Sky, Part Two", while onboard the commandeered sentry ship, Sonic says "Elelator up! Elelator down!", as he plays with his seat.
- Taz-Mania: Babs and Buster Bunny appear on the cover of comic books in two episodes; "Comic Madness" and "Sub Commander Taz".
