But this is entertainment, and a funny cartoon is a funny cartoon, I'll admit.
Duck Amuck was a better cartoon, much, much better. The score complements all of that, but as Bugs takes on several forms through the animator's whim, he doesn't feel like Bugs except he continues to crunch his carrot even when he has been drastically modified. But as always, you still get some Jones hallmarks, like the vivid use of colour, good verbal comedy and great animation and expression. Bugs just isn't himself when at the recieving end of torment. Though it's funny and I like it, Daffy is the kind of character that is supposed to do this kind of thing. I think this cartoon was released to enhance the success that Daffy Duck's Duck Amuck (1953) achieved by using an even more famous and loved character in Bugs Bunny (better-loved for an unknown reason).
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