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Fed up with playing second fiddle to Bugs Bunny, Daffy Duck demands his own movie from "CEO of Warner Bros. Studios", Nora Rita Norita, Plucky Duck joins in along-side with Daffy since he felt what Daffy felt, but now they're promptly fired by the "Vice-President of Comedy", Kate Houghton. Security guard and aspiring stuntman, D.J. Drake is asked to escort Daffy and Plucky off the studio lot, but the ensuing chase leads to the Batmobile crashing into the studio water tower, which set the Warner Siblings on the loose to run amok in the studio, causing D.J. to also get fired in the process. D.J. returns home with Daffy and Plucky hitching a ride, where he receives a message from his father, action film star, Damian Drake, who is actually a secret agent. Damian instructs his son to travel to Las Vegas, find his associate, Dusty Tails, and find a mystical diamond called the "blue monkey" diamond, before he is shortly thereafter captured by the ACME Corporation, which is revenge of "former-CEO of Warner Bros. Studios" Mr. Plotz. D.J. and Daffy head for Las Vegas. Meanwhile, Bugs' routines collapsing without Daffy, and Tiny Toons' routine collapse without Plucky, so Kate Houghton have to find and rehire Daffy and Plucky or face herself terminated. The Warners inform Kate of the situation, so they head to D.J.'s home where they find Damian's spy car, and use it pursue D.J. and Daffy.
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Role added by crazytolbertstudios on May 30, 2024

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Description of Elmer Fudd (Voice):

Elmer Fudd took on a more villainous role in "Looney Tunes: Back in Action... with Animaniacs!", in which he is a secret agent for the Acme Corporation. In his scene, Elmer chases Bugs, Daffy, and the Warner Siblings through the paintings in the Louvre Museum, taking on the different art styles as they do so. At the end, Elmer realises that he forgot his rifle after jumping out of the pointillism painting Sunday Afternoon on the Island of La Grande Jatte by Georges Seurat, so he shook the pointillism painting to release his rifle, which it did, but now the rifle disintegrates after falling from the painting, much to Elmer's dismay.

 

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