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Many of the cartoons in which Daffy has starred have been parodies of movies and radio serials, such as Duck Dodgers, Duck Twacy (in The Great Piggy Bank Robbery), and Robin Hood Daffy. He, along with Speedy Gonzales, has the distinction of starring in the final classic theatrical Looney Tunes short, which was See Ya Later Gladiator.

Debut: Porky's Duck Hunt (1937), Tex Avery.ĭaffy has had the third largest amount of appearances in Looney Tunes history, next to Porky Pig and Bugs Bunny, starring in 129 theatrical cartoons. Later also joined Sylvester on the hunt for Speedy Gonzales. Meanwhile Robert McKimson combined the two interpretations and made Daffy into a Loveable Rogue. In this incarnation, used either as a foil for Bugs or to parody action-adventure heroes. Was originally The Screwball / Cloudcuckoolander, later developed by Chuck Jones (and Friz Freleng, even more so) into a Jerkass Small Name, Big Ego, most famously paired with Bugs Bunny as the Odd Couple, but is also frequently set up against Porky Pig, who works as The Comically Serious and Deadpan Snarker to Daffy's hijinks. He was the first of the new breed of 'screwball' characters that emerged in the late 1930s to supplant traditional everyman characters, such as Mickey Mouse and Porky Pig.

Daffy Duck is a Looney Tunes character created by Tex Avery (although Bob Clampett contributed to Daffy's personality) in 1937.

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