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To me, I see him as a sarcastic and mischievous rabbit, quite a joker, who likes to tease his enemies and is also very competitive, just look at him with Cecil. But he has a good heart and has done good things, like taking care of a baby penguin who had no family or helping Penelope with the bad guys in Carrotblaca. So overall, he's a person, or a rabbit, I don't know how to say it, quite vengeful, who will always teach you a lesson if you bother him, but he has a good heart and is probably the first to tease his friends.

At least that's how I see him, and what about you?

Chuck Jones was known for being extremely rigid and disliked change. He literally thought Space Jam was awful because he found it humiliating that Bugs had to ask Michael Jordan, a human, for help. He hated Lola Bunny because, in his opinion, she didn't fit the Looney Tunes mold – funny characters with voices and conflicts. Lola didn't have that; she was good at basketball, which everyone found attractive, although I agree with him on that. So, this makes me wonder if he would have liked the post-death versions, like Looney Tunes: Back in Action, Looney Tunes Unleashed, Baby Looney Tunes, The Looney Tunes Show, New Looney Tunes, Looney Tunes Cartoons. I don't know what to say, but I think he would have hated Baby Looney Tunes, believing it was just a way to sell children's products and capitalize on the characters. I honestly don't think he's wrong about that. He would probably also hate The Looney Tunes Show, like Bugs Bunny and Daffy Duck becoming friends, not rivals. He would probably hate that, along with the fact that... They live ordinary lives, although I honestly even like this version. I understand he doesn't like it. One thing he would hate, which I agree with, is Lola Bunny. He hated her; she became a dumb, blonde, stalker, annoying, and incredibly forced. I don't see the appeal of New Looney Tunes. Maybe he would even like it a little, but he wouldn't like the Looney Tunes Cartoons look. I see him even liking it quite a bit, the same goes for The Day the Earth Exploded, which I haven't seen yet, but it looks really cool. As for Looney Tunes Unleashed, he would see it as a big middle finger to his legacy and stuff, although I don't know if he was really that rigid. I don't remember him saying anything about Tiny Toon Adventures, although I don't know. And I also think he would love Back to Looney Tunes Action; he even saw the beginning of the production before he died. And Space Jam 2, I don't even need to say, he already hated the first one anyway. And Duck Dogs too, which I don't know if it was before or after he died, I think it was in the same year. I'm almost certain he would like it too, but I'm not sure. And for you, if this animation legend were still alive, what would they think of these new versions of Looney Tunes?