>You guys got a spare?
>Uh, Bugs does
>Yeah?
>Yeah. But I don't think you want it

>>149539194 (OP)
He should've fucked them right there

Something interesting about WFRR is that the entire movie takes place in just 2 days

I respect the creators of WFRR for acknowledging that a meeting between Mickey and Bugs isn't actually that interesting, and that Daffy and Donald are the pair that you want to base an entire scene around.

>>149539194 (OP)
>bugs doing something cheeky and funny
>micky just being there
why did micky ever take off? he's lame as fucking hell and isnt memorable on his own in the slightest

>>149539194 (OP)
>toons want to kill the guy who's trying to save them from being liquified to death
>because it's funny for the gag
In retrospect a 10-lane freeway through downtown LA was probably the safer alternative

>>149540920
he was in toon town so risk of death is very minimal for a human

>>149540960
The movie plays fast and loose with the rules, but in the comics it's implied that toontown is basically a no-go zone for humans

>>149541243
I kinda like the idea how dangerous towntown is depends on the human. Like the people who can roll with gags or accept toon logic/physics can tank stuff like toons can. Meanwhile people too rooted things needing to be logical or make sense are at high risk. It's sort of like the gag where elmer fudd can walk on air because he didn't learn what gravity was.

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>>149539843
They are right. Main issue is Mickey is too nice so Bugs wouldn't have any reason to antagonize him back as niceness usually is what restrains him, so they really wouldn't have any dynamic or their usual setup, they don't work interacting
Daffy and Donald we know are all up each other

>>149541665
I'm very confused over the world building circumstances that would have Mickey being the one who directed Spirited Away, and him being real is the least confusing part