Does any Looney Tunes character ever use any fictional brand-name product that isn't ACME?












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Now that Looney Tunes is on-topic, maybe I can get an answer for something I've been wondering about for a while: Looney Tunes characters, (most famously Wile E. Cayote), always use products with the brand name ACME:
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Do they ever use products anywhere from a different fictional company?






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    Note: your second picture already includes a non-ACME product

    – SztupY
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  • @SztupY - I was too polite to mention it :-)

    – Valorum
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  • I’ve actually seen (in at least 1 book) a REAL acme product!

    – Abraham Ray
    3 hours ago
















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Now that Looney Tunes is on-topic, maybe I can get an answer for something I've been wondering about for a while: Looney Tunes characters, (most famously Wile E. Cayote), always use products with the brand name ACME:
enter image description here
Do they ever use products anywhere from a different fictional company?






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  • 3





    Note: your second picture already includes a non-ACME product

    – SztupY
    4 hours ago











  • @SztupY - I was too polite to mention it :-)

    – Valorum
    4 hours ago











  • I’ve actually seen (in at least 1 book) a REAL acme product!

    – Abraham Ray
    3 hours ago














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Now that Looney Tunes is on-topic, maybe I can get an answer for something I've been wondering about for a while: Looney Tunes characters, (most famously Wile E. Cayote), always use products with the brand name ACME:
enter image description here
Do they ever use products anywhere from a different fictional company?






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Now that Looney Tunes is on-topic, maybe I can get an answer for something I've been wondering about for a while: Looney Tunes characters, (most famously Wile E. Cayote), always use products with the brand name ACME:
enter image description here
Do they ever use products anywhere from a different fictional company?






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    Note: your second picture already includes a non-ACME product

    – SztupY
    4 hours ago











  • @SztupY - I was too polite to mention it :-)

    – Valorum
    4 hours ago











  • I’ve actually seen (in at least 1 book) a REAL acme product!

    – Abraham Ray
    3 hours ago














  • 3





    Note: your second picture already includes a non-ACME product

    – SztupY
    4 hours ago











  • @SztupY - I was too polite to mention it :-)

    – Valorum
    4 hours ago











  • I’ve actually seen (in at least 1 book) a REAL acme product!

    – Abraham Ray
    3 hours ago








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Note: your second picture already includes a non-ACME product

– SztupY
4 hours ago





Note: your second picture already includes a non-ACME product

– SztupY
4 hours ago













@SztupY - I was too polite to mention it :-)

– Valorum
4 hours ago





@SztupY - I was too polite to mention it :-)

– Valorum
4 hours ago













I’ve actually seen (in at least 1 book) a REAL acme product!

– Abraham Ray
3 hours ago





I’ve actually seen (in at least 1 book) a REAL acme product!

– Abraham Ray
3 hours ago










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In Fast and Furry-ous (1949) Wile E. Coyote uses an "Ace" brand electric motor.



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and "Fleet Foot" jet-propelled tennis shoes.



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In Rushing Roulette (1965) we encounter "Ajax" brand glue



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and what appears to be a Greyhound branded bus. Note that this is a real brand, not a fictional one.



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In Zip 'n' Snort (1961) we also see another Ajax product, bird seed



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In Duck Dodgers In The 24½th Century Marvin has a tendency to use "A-1" branded products, a brand that's also seen (occasionally) in the early Road Runner cartoons.



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In Compressed Hare, Bugs Bunny orders a "Zajaxi" branded dynamo to use against Wile E. Coyote.



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In Adventures of the Road Runner (1962) we see that Wile E. Coyote has foolishly been buying "Road-Runner Blue-Print Co." branded blueprints.



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In Fast and Furry-ous (1949) Wile E. Coyote uses an "Ace" brand electric motor.



enter image description here



and "Fleet Foot" jet-propelled tennis shoes.



enter image description here




In Rushing Roulette (1965) we encounter "Ajax" brand glue



enter image description here



and what appears to be a Greyhound branded bus. Note that this is a real brand, not a fictional one.



enter image description here




In Zip 'n' Snort (1961) we also see another Ajax product, bird seed



enter image description here




In Duck Dodgers In The 24½th Century Marvin has a tendency to use "A-1" branded products, a brand that's also seen (occasionally) in the early Road Runner cartoons.



enter image description here




In Compressed Hare, Bugs Bunny orders a "Zajaxi" branded dynamo to use against Wile E. Coyote.



enter image description here




In Adventures of the Road Runner (1962) we see that Wile E. Coyote has foolishly been buying "Road-Runner Blue-Print Co." branded blueprints.



enter image description here






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In Fast and Furry-ous (1949) Wile E. Coyote uses an "Ace" brand electric motor.



enter image description here



and "Fleet Foot" jet-propelled tennis shoes.



enter image description here




In Rushing Roulette (1965) we encounter "Ajax" brand glue



enter image description here



and what appears to be a Greyhound branded bus. Note that this is a real brand, not a fictional one.



enter image description here




In Zip 'n' Snort (1961) we also see another Ajax product, bird seed



enter image description here




In Duck Dodgers In The 24½th Century Marvin has a tendency to use "A-1" branded products, a brand that's also seen (occasionally) in the early Road Runner cartoons.



enter image description here




In Compressed Hare, Bugs Bunny orders a "Zajaxi" branded dynamo to use against Wile E. Coyote.



enter image description here




In Adventures of the Road Runner (1962) we see that Wile E. Coyote has foolishly been buying "Road-Runner Blue-Print Co." branded blueprints.



enter image description here






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In Fast and Furry-ous (1949) Wile E. Coyote uses an "Ace" brand electric motor.



enter image description here



and "Fleet Foot" jet-propelled tennis shoes.



enter image description here




In Rushing Roulette (1965) we encounter "Ajax" brand glue



enter image description here



and what appears to be a Greyhound branded bus. Note that this is a real brand, not a fictional one.



enter image description here




In Zip 'n' Snort (1961) we also see another Ajax product, bird seed



enter image description here




In Duck Dodgers In The 24½th Century Marvin has a tendency to use "A-1" branded products, a brand that's also seen (occasionally) in the early Road Runner cartoons.



enter image description here




In Compressed Hare, Bugs Bunny orders a "Zajaxi" branded dynamo to use against Wile E. Coyote.



enter image description here




In Adventures of the Road Runner (1962) we see that Wile E. Coyote has foolishly been buying "Road-Runner Blue-Print Co." branded blueprints.



enter image description here






share|improve this answer















In Fast and Furry-ous (1949) Wile E. Coyote uses an "Ace" brand electric motor.



enter image description here



and "Fleet Foot" jet-propelled tennis shoes.



enter image description here




In Rushing Roulette (1965) we encounter "Ajax" brand glue



enter image description here



and what appears to be a Greyhound branded bus. Note that this is a real brand, not a fictional one.



enter image description here




In Zip 'n' Snort (1961) we also see another Ajax product, bird seed



enter image description here




In Duck Dodgers In The 24½th Century Marvin has a tendency to use "A-1" branded products, a brand that's also seen (occasionally) in the early Road Runner cartoons.



enter image description here




In Compressed Hare, Bugs Bunny orders a "Zajaxi" branded dynamo to use against Wile E. Coyote.



enter image description here




In Adventures of the Road Runner (1962) we see that Wile E. Coyote has foolishly been buying "Road-Runner Blue-Print Co." branded blueprints.



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