Bugs Bunny #7
In "Snorhaar kracht," mad inventor Dr. Zonker traps Bugs Bunny to harvest his whiskers for a power-generating device. When Bugs accidentally activates the lab’s machinery, his whiskers charge up—turning him into a super-powered rabbit. Now with incredible abilities, Bugs finds himself pursued by the cunning Bin Brothers, who see him as the perfect accomplice for a bank heist, all while navigating a bizarre chain of mishaps involving a robot guard dog, a cat lady and her feline companion, and a surprisingly reluctant truck driver.
When Elmer Fudd takes a vacation, Bugs Bunny convinces Porky Pig to step in as a temporary rival—just for fun. But when Bugs tries to pull off his usual tricks, he discovers Porky’s surprisingly sharp instincts make for a much more entertaining game than he ever expected.
In "De vervelende vloed," Elmer Fudd’s misguided well-drainage turns a nearby depression into a sudden pond, much to Bugs Bunny’s dismay. Daffy Duck, ever the opportunist, claims the new water feature as their shared headquarters for taunting Elmer—only for the pond to start leaking into Bugs’ hole, forcing the duo into a frantic scramble to save their home.
In "Het geheime wapen," retired pirate Yosemite Sam and his crew are hauling a mysterious crate labeled “Atomic” when Bugs Bunny, aboard for the ride, stumbles upon a trunk of old pirate flags. Curious, Bugs raises them one by one—only for the Jolly Roger to draw a surprising reaction from the Maharajah of Richypan and his yacht crew, who mistake the crate for a secret weapon. Panicked, the Maharajah and his entourage surrender their jewels and flee, only to run headfirst into two real jewel thieves on the high seas.
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