Plot
Daffy Duck and Speedy Gonzales are castaways shipwrecked on a desert island for months with nothing on it but a coconut tree. They discover a treasure map which leads them to a magical, talking wishing well. The greedy Daffy proposes to use the power of the well, which obeys the commands of whoever holds the map. Rather than simply wishing for a heap of wealth, Daffy figures he can make himself and Speedy rich by transforming the barren island into a verdant tourist paradise and selling other people wishes for a hefty fee. Speedy and Daffy attire themselves in the white suits worn by Tattoo and Roarke in the television show Fantasy Island, while an airplane carrying various Looney Tunes characters arrives on the island. As the customers step up for their chance at the well, their wishes are fulfilled through the events of classic Looney Tunes cartoons. Meanwhile, pirate Yosemite Sam and his first mate, the Tasmanian Devil, search for the map, which originally belonged to them. They had earlier lost their ship in a battle with Bugs Bunny. With a single black feather for a clue, they eventually find out that Daffy took it. In their pursuit of Daffy and Speedy, Sam inadvertently chases the former up a mountain and, upon both losing their grip on the map, into a field of volcanic rock. The map is lost to all because of this, causing the island to revert to what it once was. Daffy, Speedy, Sam, and Taz are trapped on the once-again-deserted island. The well gives them three wishes individually, but warns them to use them wisely, for they are the last wishes it will ever grant. Daffy and Speedy waste their wishes, Speedy wishing for a burrito, then Daffy angrily responding by wishing the burrito was stuck on the end of Speedy's nose. Daffy asks Sam to wish the burrito off Speedy's nose, but discovers that Sam already wished for a ship, abandoning Daffy and telling them that, after he sinks Bugs, he will return to rescue the pair, much to Daffy's fury. The wishing well signs off with "That's all, folks!".Classic cartoons in order
The following includes the Well's descriptions of each cartoon (except for the first one) in relation to that character's wish. Some cartoons are abridged. * '' Captain Hareblower'' (Pirate Sam vs. Bugs Bunny, shortened) * '' Stupor Duck'' (Daffy's wish): ''"Your fondest wish, your fondest dream... ...I'll make you superduck supreme!"'' * '' Greedy for Tweety'' ( Granny's wish, slightly extended): ''"Your wish shall be granted. Gaze into me and see. The next time that you see yourself... a nurse is what you'll be!"'' * '' Banty Raids'' ( Foghorn Leghorn's wish, shortened): ''"I am here to grant your wish, the spirit of the well. I will knock the cockiness out of that little cockerel."'' * '' Louvre Come Back to Me!'' ( Pepé Le Pew's wish, shortened): ''"I grant your wish to meet a girl of beauty unsurpassed... which when compared with works of art... ...will leave the Louvre outclassed."'' * '' Tree for Two'' ( Spike & Chester's wish): ''"If that's his wish and yours alike... ...I'll make Chester brave and strong, like Spike."'' * '' Curtain Razor'' (Voice cast
* Mel Blanc as Daffy Duck, Speedy Gonzales, Yosemite Sam, Bugs Bunny, Tasmanian Devil, Foghorn Leghorn, Pepé Le Pew, Spike, Porky Pig, Sylvester, Tweety, and Crows. * June Foray as Granny, Mrs. Sylvester, and Miss Prissy. *Merchandise
In 1981, a puzzle showing 105 Looney Tunes characters was issued. Among the characters are three who had never appeared in animation, identified as Hoppy, Hysterical Hyram and Minniesoda Fats. In one scene in ''Daffy Duck's Fantastic Island'', Hoppy and Hysterical Hyram are seen waiting for their chance to make their dreams come true (along with two other unidentified characters, namely a white dog and a small mouse with a hat). It is their only known appearance in animation.(October 23, 2012Home media
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