Even from this early age, Bugs is still a cool bunny, Daffy is always self-centered and Tweety is even sweeter than as an adult. The Baby Looney Tunes cartoon series is a very interesting adaptation of the original Looney Tunes idea. By going back in time, all your favorite Looney Tunes characters gain even more charm and charisma, as babies discovering the world around them.



Baby Bugs Bunny - although he is not yet the confident and always on top bunny we got used to, Bugs already has the qualities that will make him a star in the future. The natural leader features characteristic to Bugs Bunny are still uncertain with baby Bugs, but his adventures teach him how to enjoy the good life.

Baby Daffy - although baby Daffy learns a lesson with each new type of trouble he causes, he is still the source of most problems for the Looney Tunes gang. Even though he isn't even out of diapers, baby Daffy wants everything to go his way.

Lola - she is always out there to prove something, both to herself and the rest of her friends. Baby Lola is a big dreamer and is the most emotional of the Looney Tunes group.

Sylvester - always hungry for something childhood has to offer, Sylvester the baby cat is often frustrated with things around him. This is why he uses his baby cunningness to get thing going in his favor.

Tweety - sweet and honest, Tweety represents the very spirit of childhood. She is empathic with everyone else's problems and has a kind and caring soul. Tweety is optimistic and dreams big, and this makes her one of the most adorable Looney Tunes characters.

Taz - this little tornado is easily distracted by anything moving around him. Although his speech is underdeveloped and funny, he has a kind heart and quite often a goofy behavior.

Granny - she allows the Baby Looney Tunes characters to develop and grow at their own pace, but she also looks out for them with a caring grandma attitude.

As stated on Wikipedia, the show premiered on WB stations usually before or after Kids' WB! on September 14, 2002. The show is similar to Muppet Babies, with the main characters taken care of by Granny.

The series officially ended on April 20, 2005, but a made-for-TV movie called Oh, Max is planned for release in summer 2007 and will serve as the series finale.