The beginning of his animation (him playing the banjo) is referencing a controversial gag from "Mississippi Hare" while him attacking the opponent with the banjo is referencing what he did to Charlie Dog in "Dog Gone South" after hearing him sing "Yankee Doodle"

True or False: Colonel Shuffle's basic "Twang-Bang" is based on both "Mississippi Hare" and "Dog Gone South"

The outfit Elmer wore as a part of his "Concierge Elmer" variant appears in all these shorts EXCEPT

The cutscene for Foreman Leghorn's second special, "Wrecking Ball" is based on the opening scene of "One Froggy Evening"

Tease for Two is referenced as the title of the Goofy Gophers' basic attack, Sugar and Spies is referenced in the form of the Mail Runner, and The Wild Chase is referenced in the form of Rocket Coyote and Rocket Sylvester

Two of the answers are puns, one isn't!

Which of these DePatie-Freleng era Looney Tunes shorts has some form of reference in this game? 

Lola of Liberty is based on art created during Space Jam's development, while Lunar Lola was based on art released in 2023, which is Year of the Rabbit, according to the Chinese Zodiac

They both received reworks that made them more usable

They both have passives tied to Alliance Wars

They're both based on holiday-based publicity art of Lola

One is something based around the game, the other is not tied to the game!

What do Lola of Liberty and Lunar Lola have in common? 

Yup, Daffy shoving the snake back into its vase is referencing something he did to Bugs in "Ali Baba Bunny" 

True or False: The cutscene for Lunar Daffy's special "Hankering for Trouble" is referencing "Ali Baba Bunny"

Mr. Bugs is based on the character Humphrey Bogart plays in Casablanca, Clayboy Penguin becomes a guy who is more or less a caricature of Humphrey Bogart n one of his animations, and in the short, Slick Hare, Waiter Elmer has to serve Humphrey Bogart a rabbit, in this case, Bugs Bunny himself!

True or False: Mr. Bugs, Clayboy Penguin, and Waiter Elmer have one thing in common: Humphrey Bogart

Even though Petunia, a character who has debuted in the short "Porky's Romance" appears in the game, nothing from her debut short has been referenced... yet...

All of these Frank Tashlin shorts are referenced in Looney Tunes World of Mayhem EXCEPT

True or False: Of the 4 Golden Age Sylvester shorts done by Chuck Jones, the only one that's not referenced is the final one, "Jumpin' Jupiter"

True or False: Captain Charlie's various poses in the cutscene for his special "Panic Attack" is referencing the famous "THE TOWERS ARE FALLING" gag from "Often an Orphan"

Even though Farmer Porky's former friendship with Miss Prissy is referencing "An Egg Scramble," the outfit itself is referencing "Golden Yeggs."

True or False: Even though Porky has portrayed a farmer numerous times in the classic shorts, Farmer Porky is explicitly based on "Golden Yeggs"

Most of the toons on their team are based on Chuck Jones cartoons

Both have Silence immunity thanks one of their members' passives

Both feature toons that reference Rabbit of Seville

Professionals and Hare-Rabian Nights have 1 thing in common. What is it?

Pianist Daffy contains references to Carrotblanca, Rhapsody Rabbit, and Who Framed Roger Rabbit.

It is actually referencing both Polar Pals and Porky Chops, specifically the red cap and sack full of axes

True or False: Huntsman Porky is a reference to Polar Pals

True or False: OG Elmer's icon is referencing Daffy's Rhapsody 

More or less like the previous quiz, but slightly harder... at least I think it should be?