I always figured I was just a weird kid.
When I used to watch Looney Toons I always rooted for the exact opposite of who you were supposed to root for. For example, I always wanted to Coyote to catch the Roadrunner. How could you not? The coyote was just a starving man of science trying to get himself a snack. Bugs Bunny was kind of a jerk and I would have never minded seeing Elmer Fudd or Yosemite Sam put two between his eyes. Sylvester should have gotten that dumb bird eventually. In a way, Looney Toons was teaching kids terrible things. Tweety, Bugs and the Roadrunner were all cocky, arrogant jerks but always came out on top in the end.
But the worst Looney Toon of all was Pepe le Pew. His persistent stalking of Penelope Pussycat was revolting, even at age five. First off he was French and nobody likes the French. Secondly, the little pervert skunk should have been jailed for his sexual assaults; forcibly groping and kissing the poor cat any time he was able to get in close proximity of her. Restraining order, anyone?
These feelings of unbridled hatred for cartoon characters came back to be while watching Pucca, an American anime-style cartoon for kids. The show is Japanimation 101 for kids, specifically young girls, with its Hello Kitty styled, disproportioned characters and abundance of hearts and kittens.
shown on the Disney channel. The Korean flash it may have
originated from is irrelevant. Also boiling rabbits is a reference
to the film "Fatal Attraction."