The Island of Dr. Moron

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The Island of Dr. Moron is a Looney Tunes Webtoons cartoon originally released in 2002.

Title[]

The title is a play on the 1896 H.G. Wells novel The Island of Dr. Moreau.

Plot[]

At ACME Biotech, Dr. Moron just made a carrot that rabbits refuse to eat. However, Bugs appears and eats it, commenting, "Actually, Doc, needs a little salt, but not too shabby." Dr. Moron releases Gossamer to catch Bugs. Gossamer catches up to Bugs in the hydroponics area, where Bugs, noticing Gossamer's bad breath, gives him a breath mint. The mint explodes in Gossamer's mouth, knocking him out. Bugs reveals the breath mint he gave Gossamer was an exploding Monstoids mint. Bugs comes across the Genetic Carrot Experiment Lab, which is an entire ecosystem filled with carrot-based fauna and flora. Bugs eats all of them, not knowing it was the doctor's life's work. Dr. Moron, unable to stop Bugs from eating carrots, creates a Carrot Monster that eats rabbits. He sends both the Carrot Monster and Gossamer after Bugs, but Bugs immediately sets up a wedding for them. Dr. Moron tries to object but fails, leaving Bugs to pronounce the two monsters hitched.

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Characters[]

Voice Cast[]

Billy West - Bugs
Maurice LaMarche - Dr. Moron, Gossamer, The Carrot Monster

Quotes[]

Bugs: "I now pronounce you monster and beast. You may kiss the uh... thing."

Notes[]

Bugs Bunny calls Dr. Moron "Thomas Edison".
Monstoids are a parody of Altoids.
As Dr. Moron created the carrot monster, he yelled, "It's alive!" from Frankenstein.
The carrot monster is actually Maurice from an episode of Pinky and the Brain.
The webtoon inspired a flash game of the same name.