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Tiny Toon Adventures: The Looney Tunes stars and the Tiny Toons all go to Paris for a big awards ceremony for Bugs Bunny. Everyone loves Bugs a lot, except one person, Stanley the Elephant. Daffy is mad because Bugs won an Shloscar and he didn't and painfully yearns for it. As Bugs is getting ready, Stanley sneaks into his room, takes the trophy and bops him on the head with it, all before he has to go on stage to recieve his honorary award. While Stanley did all this, a robot version of him was onstage entertaining the audience and sneaking Daffy with a fake trophy so it would seem that Daffy stole Bug's award. Daffy is found guilty of stealing Bug's scloscar and is thrown in jail. While Plucky and Hamton try unsuccessfully to break Daffy out by being ninjas, Buster and Babs investigate the mysterious circumstances of Bug's disappearance. They even ask Sappy Stanley, who has a clean alibi, but Buster and Babs know better. So they go around in trench coats and hats and pester Stanley everywhere he goes. They find out the truth in a documentary movie about Stanley: It seems that his cartoons were always about the same thing: getting hit with coconuts by monkeys. He was nominated for the Shloscar in 1958, but Bugs won for "Knighty Knight Bugs". Stanley was so jealous that he moved to Paris and waited for the right moment to get his revenge. The bunnies are definitely hip to Stanley's plan, and chase him down. They find Bugs tied to a chair watching Stanley's cartoons, and give him back his Shloscar. As they fly home, they get the feeling that they are forgetting something: Plucky, Hamton and Daffy in jail!

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