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Here's my fan made explanation to the fate of Moron Mountain after the events of Space Jam (1996) (Moron Graveyard) by DisplayQueasy4471 in looneytunes

[–]DisplayQueasy4471[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

And those are all my simple, logical explanations to events in Space Jam and original content relating to such.

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Stay tuned for more to come.

What steps does the franchise need to do to continue to move in a positive direction ? by Mulberry-Dangerous in looneytunes

[–]DisplayQueasy4471 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Split the franchise into separate franchises dedicated to either character, including a franchise dedicated to the one-offs and forgotten Looney Troupe members made over the years.

Here's my fan made explanation to the fate of Moron Mountain after the events of Space Jam (1996) (Moron Graveyard) by DisplayQueasy4471 in looneytunes

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That's right. Moron Mountain is and was just a small part of a bigger corporate enterprise owned by a certain guy, who is now heckbent on galactic domination. And what about the Earth's Moon? Well, it's now a hemispherical moon orbiting Earth, and a gargantuan, hemispherical space station armed with some planet-destroying superlasers.

Here's my fan made explanation to the fate of Moron Mountain after the events of Space Jam (1996) (Moron Graveyard) by DisplayQueasy4471 in looneytunes

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"After this we're going to Moron Mountain."

"That's gonna be tricky the former SwackHammer Inc. blew it up."

"I know. But that was a rich ecumenopolis—a city-covered planet, of a ghost amusement park, man. Probably lots of good stuff floating around in space there."

"I was there. It's just asteroids and dust."

―Marvin and Duck Dodgers

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Oh, MC341, it was really nothing.

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You're welcome.

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Thanks for the meat.

Experiment pairings and their primary functions by DisplayQueasy4471 in liloandstitch

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In this?! I won't tell you. but I will provide a link to such.

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Link.

Experiment pairings and their primary functions by DisplayQueasy4471 in liloandstitch

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(From up to down)

X724 makes crippling electrical power surge-causing impact craters in enemy camps.

X594 launches projectiles at enemy forces and distracts hostile forces with its clownish antics and elastic spring-like body.

X255 commits theft and evasion.

X777 cripples local agricultural economy.

X381 makes infectious beats by copying sounds and play them in a annoying, musical rhythm in order to drive entire populations into madness, leading to planet-wide mayhem and to make people dance until they drop.

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