There. It always pays to think logically. Looney Tuhes is perfectly safe from harm.

The corporate commitment to releasing movies in theaters directly benefits the franchise, following the successful independent rollout of theatrical projects like The Day the Earth Blew Up: A Looney Tunes Movie.

The biggest goal of the Paramount and Warner Bros. merger is to build a massive family-friendly catalog. The combined streaming platform will rely on the Looney Tunes library as a foundational anchor to attract parents, kids, and nostalgic adults

Warner Bros. Animation will continue to focus on its classic identity, completely isolated from Paramount’s distinct animation assets (like Nickelodeon or SpongeBob SquarePants).

Because Warner Bros. and Paramount Pictures are legally keeping their creative film and animation studios separate, there is no threat of the brands being watered down or mashed together.

Looney Tunes is owned entirely in-house by Warner Bros. Intellectual property like Bugs Bunny, Daffy Duck, and Taz are treated as irreplaceable crown jewels.

Looney Tunes franchise is completely safe from harm and remains one of the highest-value priorities for the newly combining company. Here are the reasons why the franchise is fully secure under the newly approved Paramount-Skydance takeover of Warner Bros. Discovery.

Looney Tunes franchise is completely safe from harm and remains one of the highest-value priorities for the newly combining company. Here are the reasons why the franchise is fully secure under the newly approved Paramount-Skydance takeover of Warner Bros. Discovery.

I know you have every right to be concerned, but you need to wake up to the facts. Looney Tunes will keep making more content In the future. The 2028 project and the new Speedy Gonzales movie is proof of that.

@termiteterraceclub.bsky.social If I see you posting any more baseless claims like Coyote Vs. Acme and Daffy Season being the last Looney Tunes projects when that’s not the case and is actually thriving, I’ll have no choice but to block you. I really don‘t want to block you, but you need to stop.

@termiteterraceclub.bsky.social have I made my point across with my thread?

There. I think I made my point.

the business paperwork is just background noise—what actually matters is the art, the talented animation teams, and the characters we love staying true to who they are.

A change in the corporate parent company doesn't mean the distinct DNA, history, or unique creative culture of Warner Bros. or Paramount gets wiped away. They‘ll still operate as parallel, high-performing powerhouses that respect each other's legacies.

Executives know that blending the actual production of SpongeBob and Looney Tunes into one giant conveyor belt would ruin the unique creative flavors that make both franchises so valuable in the first place.

There‘s also legacy protection. The historical identity of a studio matters immensely to the artists who work there.

Much like how Disney keeps Pixar and Walt Disney Animation Studios as separate, competing creative teams, Paramount and Warner Bros. will keep their individual studio cultures, distinct animation styles, and separate production pipelines.

In the entertainment industry, this is a very common and successful strategy known as "multi-branding." Ever heard of that? Even though they‘ll share the same parent company, they‘ll maintain their unique creative identities.

There is a huge difference between a company being legally erased and its creative studios continuing to run as distinct, parallel peers. Warner Bros. and Paramount will still operate as distinct creative peers under that single corporate roof.

There is a huge difference between a company being legally erased and its creative studios continuing to run as distinct, parallel peers. Warner Bros. and Paramount will still operate as distinct creative peers under that single corporate roof.

My advice: Never listen to know-nothing, know-it-all analysts.

Exactly. The Franchise is perfectly safe from harm, and it certainly won’t get negatively impacte.

My point still stands. Nothing bad will happen to Looney Tunes. It’s perfectly safe from harm. Daffy Season, Looney Tuhes Gokko, the Speedy Gonzales movie, and the Looney Tuhes movie releasing sometime in 2028 if irrefutable evidence of that.

I really wish there’s an edit button on this site, so I can correct my typos.

#TinyToonsLooniversitySeason3 Everyone, we need to convince Warner Bros to give Tiny Toons Looniversity. Watch reruns on Cartoon Network and HBO Max, and a third season will be certain. Remember, it’s up to all of us to renew Tiny Toons Looniversity for a third season.

#TinyToonsLooniversitySeason3 Everyone, we need to convince Warner Bros to give Tiny Toons Looniversity. Watch reruns on Cartoon Network and HBO Max, and a third season will be certain. Remember, it’s up to all of us to renew Tiny Toons Looniversity for a third season.

@mexopolis.bsky.social I can’t wait to see the speedy Gonzales movie you’re directing. I love Looney Tunes.

Skeptics. What do they know? Nothing. They’re pessimists who have nothing better to do.

I think the specials were also separate from the original series as well

I prefer the two main seasons of Tiny Toons Looniversity, and not the three specials, with are separate from the two main seasons.

I prefer the two main seasons of Tiny Toons Looniversity, and not the three specials, with are separate from the two main seasons.

Oh, yeah, a new era of Looney Tunes has now begun.

Having fumbled ‘The Day the Earth Blew Up’ and ‘Coyote vs. Acme,’ Warner Bros. wants to course correct with the franchise and “reestablish our commitment to bring Looney Tunes back to the big screen,” said Motion Picture Group co-Chair and CEO Pam Abdy. www.cartoonbrew.com/distribution...

After putting just six films in theaters over the past decade, WBPA boss Bill Damaschke says the studio has “seven films coming in the next three years and short.” At an L.A. event last night, studio execs committed to a major theatrical return. www.cartoonbrew.com/distribution...

@termiteterraceclub.bsky.social I like you guys, but seriously, it doesn’t hurt to stay positive.

youtube.com/shorts/KGKy7... Looney Tunes Gokko now on YouTube “The Cutest Rabbit Season Ever?” Happy National Bugs Bunny Day! #LooneyTunes

A "Warner Bros. Pictures Animation – A New Chapter" event will take place at Annecy Festival in June. President Bill Damaschke, the directors of The Cat in the Hat, Daffy Season, and Bad Fairies, and more will offer a look at the studio's theatrical slate and creative vision for the future.

As the franchise is nearing its centennial in a few years, Warner Bros. will continue to shepherd the franchise in the best way possible. Only if they keep playing their cards right and we will see a project that fits right for both the fans and the casuals.

From now on, you’ll be the only Looney Tunes related news source I can trust to stay positive. I know you never do that kind of doomposting nonsense people have been baselessLy peddling about when it comes to WBD and Paramount.

And Looney Tunes is perfectly safe from harm. Nothing bad will happen to the franchise.

Okay, here’s the deal. Niw That WBD and Paramount are officially merging, I do not want to see any doomposting or fearmongering on this site. Anyone who even tries doing that will be immediately blocked. No Ifs ands or buts.

Okay, here’s the deal. Niw That WBD and Paramount are officially merging, I do not want to see any doomposting or fearmongering on this site. Anyone who even tries doing that will be immediately blocked. No Ifs ands or buts.

@termiteterraceclub.bsky.social younshoymf get rid of the Save WB hashtag. It’s not in any danger. You should know that by now.

@ajmarekart.bsky.social can you let me know when plushies of Vivian and Marcie are availabl?

Warner Animation Group committed to stylized CG animation with The Lego Movie films prior to Sony Pictures Animation making it their house style with Spiderverse, K-Pop Demon Hunters and GOAT. WB Pictures Animation is definitely leaning into this with DNEG on Daffy Season and The Cat in the Hat.

DNEG worked on the VFX and 3D animation for Coyote vs. ACME. We’re getting some good looney content later this year.

@joanawb.bsky.social It’s me from Deviantart, horrornights26. Can you let my friend PokemonTrainer6 know that I’m trying to get back onto Deviantart? I’ve been locked out of it for no reason.

@joanawb.bsky.social It’s me from Deviantart, horrornights26. Can you let my friend PokemonTrainer6 know that I’m trying to get back onto Deviantart? I’ve been locked out of it for no reason.

you know, doomerism is a huge mistake on this platform.

Reminder: don’t fall into doomerism, no matter what happens, let’s not degrade ourselves into panic, sadness, or anger, because constant scrolling can rot and bring out the worst in us. Mental health matters too. ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️