Mistaken for Transformed: Elmer Fudd creates a potion to transform a friendly little animal into a 'DEVIWISH FIEND!' After capturing Bugs, he and Elmer are visited by a bear, who happens to run into Bugs after he's learned about the potion and Elmer has left him alone briefly.That's when the real Elmer comes in and mistakes the bear for a transformed Bugs. He tries to make an antidote, but the bear dislikes it and eats one of Bugs' carrots to get rid of the bad taste.

Bugs sees the bear with Elmer's hat and thinks the formula turned Elmer into the bear. Mistaken Identity: After Elmer takes the formula and runs outside, he bumps into a bear and drops his hat.Unfortunately, his Psycho Serum experiment doesn't work out as he wanted. Mad Scientist: Elmer's role in the short.Not only is the dog still eating grass, but Elmer eats grass alongside him in the same manner. Later on, after inadvertently drinking the formula, Elmer runs outside as well. Brick Joke: When Elmer gives his formula to his dog, the dog runs outside to eat grass.Bugs sees it and recognizes what it is ('My grandfather told me about them, but I never thought I'd see one.'), but decides to get himself trapped since Elmer went to all the trouble to make one. Box-and-Stick Trap: Elmer sets one up to trap a rabbit to test his formula.Bears Are Bad News: A bear show up midway through the cartoon, and proves to have a bit of a temper due to its reaction to the taste of the formula, along with a bit of humor as shown at the end of the cartoon.Ate the Spoon: Happens when Bugs mixes some formula for the bear, thinking it's Elmer.Once back in the lab, the experiments are complicated by the rabbit's rascally behavior and the sudden appearance of a grizzly bear. Having run out of experimental animals, however, he is forced to go out into the woods and capture Bugs Bunny. to date.Įlmer Fudd is a Mad Scientist trying to create a formula that will transform someone into a 'Deviwish Fiend'. It is the second Bugs Bunny cartoon directed by Frank Tashlin (the other being ' The Unruly Hare'), and his last cartoon for Warner Bros. 'Hare Remover' is a 1946 Merrie Melodies cartoon starring Bugs Bunny and Elmer Fudd.

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