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Cube Wars is a Webtoons cartoon. It is part of the Royal Mallard series.
Plot[]
In the Royal Mallard administration offices, Elmer Fudd receives an e-mail from his administration director over his efficiency report being overdue, threatening him with dismissal if he doesn't have it on their desk by 5pm. As Elmer starts working on his report, a small fight between workers in the neighboring cubicles starts, mostly using rubber bands and screwed-up paper balls, eventually disrupting Elmer when he gets buried under a pile of objects. Demanding to know who was responsible, Bugs -one of the workers from one of the neighboring cubicles- explains that he and his associate from the other cubicle "got a little carried away". When Elmer asks in puzzlement who the associate was, Daffy interrupts, telling him that what was going on with him and Bugs was between them. Elmer then asks them to keep their noise down since he has a report to do. The two seem to comply, but before Elmer can continue typing, he is suddenly splashed with water. When he tries to see what was going on, Elmer sees that Bugs and Daffy have turned one of their cubicles into a swimming pool and are playing Marco Polo, with Daffy being "it". When Bugs asks Elmer how his report is going, Daffy pops up right in front of Elmer, startling him into falling down, after which Elmer more sternly tells them to be quiet. The pair comply, though Bugs tells Elmer he doesn't need to get all huffy about it.
Before Elmer can continue with his report, pop-up ads advertising for a Meat Club repeatedly come up on his computer, and Elmer's attempts to close them inadvertently lead to him crashing his computer, complete with an airbag; Daffy then points out the obvious fact of what happened. In a fit of rage, Elmer smashes the computer and then decides to do his report on a typewriter instead. He tells the audience that it doesn't matter if they laugh, as he doesn't need to upgrade it every 6 months. As he begins to type with 10 minutes left, Bugs and Daffy continue to annoy him; first by Bugs bathing in his cubicle, and then Daffy being a one-man band. When Elmer confronts Daffy, the duck tells him that they were just getting ready for a surprise party. When Elmer again expresses puzzlement, Bugs shows him a cake reading "SO LONG ELMER," claiming that "a dear friend is leaving us." As Elmer starts to get mad, Bugs promptly throws the cake in his face. Looking at his watch, Elmer realizes that it is five o'clock and his report still isn't finished. He gathers up what he has of it and runs to the office, which is "under new management" from Bugs and Daffy meaning he never had to do the report in the first place. Elmer completely goes mad and rockets out the window, effectively dismissing himself anyway. When Daffy express concern that Elmer has lost it, Bugs agrees with him, concluding that Elmer was suffering from an executive burnout.
Availability[]
Looney Tunes: Stranger Than Fiction
Looney Tunes: Stranger Than Fiction
Looney Tunes: Stranger Than Fiction
Looney Tunes: Stranger Than Fiction
Voice Cast[]
- Billy West as Bugs Bunny and Elmer Fudd
- Joe Alaskey as Daffy Duck
Video[]
