YMMV / Porky in Wackyland

• Accidental Nightmare Fuel: Due to the Deranged Animation, there's bound to be some critters considered very creepy for kids.
• Bizarro Episode: This short was one of these for animation itself. It almost single-handedly established that not every piece of animation had to be a rip-off of Disney's latest short. However, Max and Dave Fleischer had been producing bizarre animation for some time before this short came out. It helps that Warren Foster was the writer behind a lot of the surreal Fleischer plots, and it shows. Swing, You Sinners! is probably the only one that matches Porky in Wackyland's absurdity though.
• Ensemble Dark Horse: The Do-Do. Despite only appearing in two short films (one of which was basically just a rehashing of the other) and only having a couple minutes of screentime in both (he doesn't even show up until almost five minutes into both cartoons) he became fairly popular. Also applied behind the scenes at Warner Bros.: The Do-Do and Wackyland would have faded into obscurity in the 90's were it not for the character and setting reappearing in several episodes of Tiny Toon Adventures. The Do-Do even appeared in the Superman & Bugs Bunny 4-issue crossover, where he teamed up with Mr. Mxyzptlk, on top of getting his own themed event to coincide with his introduction to Looney Tunes: World of Mayhem.
• Funny Moments:
  • The part where Porky is looking for the Do-Do, and then the Warner Bros. logo pops up (complete with steel guitar sound) and then the Do-do pops out of it, hits Porky with a slingshot, and then rides off with the logo into the distance, with the steel guitar sound playing in reverse.
  • Also the part where the Dodo stops in mid-air mid-chase and Porky runs into his butt.
• Hilarious in Hindsight: At one point in the original short, a creature with the head of a dog on one end and the head of a cat on the other appears. Not many fans of 90's Nickelodeon would be able to dismiss this moment (funnier considering Nickelodeon used to broadcast Looney Tunes shorts from 1988 to 1999).
• Once Original, Now Common: Considering so many bizarre, mind screwy things have come about since this short's debut, it really has lost the original intended impact it had back when it first debuted.
• Values Dissonance: There is a black duck with an oversized mouth on his knees saying Mammy! over and over.