Lord Grey II
30-09-2008, 04:32
"Of course you know, this means war."
We've discussed Star Wars v Star Trek, Batman v Superman, and Ninjas v Pirates. I'd like to present the new question:
The Animaniacs v Bugs Bunny.
For those unfamiliar with either:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Animaniacs
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bugs_Bunny
It's quite the question. Honestly, we've been arguing it for a while over at my place.
The Warner Brothers (and the Warner sister) - Pros: Three of them, completely wacky, the progeny of Bugs Bunny (and those related thereof), can do all things cartoon-y.
Cons: Much younger, less experience. Quotes and mimics the 'old' cartoons frequently
Bugs Bunny - Pros: Experience with all sorts of enemies, good at playing the opponent's game, lucky, can do all things cartoon-y
Cons: Consistently gets lost (damn that left turn at Albuquerque), old, only one of him.
You have to look at their similarities as well. Both have affinities for anvils, both have affinities for the giant mallet, both love flowers made of real exploding dynamite. Neither have lost a single 'war' with an enemy.
Let's assume, for the sake of argument , that both opponents have cartoon immortality, and that the war never ends until one of them waves the signature white flag.
Who wins? Decide!
We've discussed Star Wars v Star Trek, Batman v Superman, and Ninjas v Pirates. I'd like to present the new question:
The Animaniacs v Bugs Bunny.
For those unfamiliar with either:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Animaniacs
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bugs_Bunny
It's quite the question. Honestly, we've been arguing it for a while over at my place.
The Warner Brothers (and the Warner sister) - Pros: Three of them, completely wacky, the progeny of Bugs Bunny (and those related thereof), can do all things cartoon-y.
Cons: Much younger, less experience. Quotes and mimics the 'old' cartoons frequently
Bugs Bunny - Pros: Experience with all sorts of enemies, good at playing the opponent's game, lucky, can do all things cartoon-y
Cons: Consistently gets lost (damn that left turn at Albuquerque), old, only one of him.
You have to look at their similarities as well. Both have affinities for anvils, both have affinities for the giant mallet, both love flowers made of real exploding dynamite. Neither have lost a single 'war' with an enemy.
Let's assume, for the sake of argument , that both opponents have cartoon immortality, and that the war never ends until one of them waves the signature white flag.
Who wins? Decide!