#BUGZ VS DAFFY SERIES#

#BUGZ VS DAFFY SERIES#

The Ninja Turtles made the infamous 1990 album Coming Out Of Their Shells, which was an officially licensed product, but did not feature any of the voice actors of the original cartoon series (1987-1996). Much of the world has seen a Bugs Bunny cartoon, but certainly not everyone heard the voice of Mel Blanc.Īlso, licensing for characters like these definitely isn't an oddity. Much like how different voice actors were used for the cartoons in different eras and in different territories. It doesn't really matter, does it? If Warner Bros., who owns the names and characters likenesses to Bugs Bunny and Daffy Duck, says it's Bugs and Daffy on this record, then it's Bugs and Daffy - no matter who voiced them on that specific recording. It's just a matter of chance that this oddity of licensing happened to be the first entry for the fictional characters, rather than one on which they actually 'appear'. This is how I read Jules' post, and I concur. whatsoever, then yes, THAT should be a PAN.

So, if some random guy released a record under te artist name Speedy Gonzalez, with no connection to Warner Bros. The only exception, obviously, would be if it's not a licensed release. If we'd create separate PANs for all voice actors who released records credited to The Smurfs, we'd end up with a triple digit suffix, i.e. These are voice actors who lend their talent to a licensed character. If they're not pseudonyms, then the PANs can be left alone, I guess. logos and copyright information, meaning these are licensed products, so they should be credited to the 'real' Bugs and Daffy.ĭo you have links to these videos you're talking about? Would be helpful in answering your question. But even then, the physical releases clearly bear the Warner Bros. I wouldn't rely on YouTube videos too much as a valid source, unless they're on the channel of the actual label. If the characters are pseudonyms on this release, then the real fictional characters (and that's a concept that only discogs, in all its majestic beauty could throw up), on releases like Speedy Gonzales (5) / Daffy Duck - Speedy Gonzales La, La, La / Cassette A Roulette, should be moved to new PANs. Bugs Bunny - Dynamite? If this is the point that _jules is trying to make, it'd be great if someone could confirm this for me. I guess the key question is: are Daffy Duck and Bugs Bunny on that release real human beings (albeit pseudonyms)? Or are they credited merely as some commercial licensing ploy, without any reference to any real person that has anything to do with the musical performances on Daffy Duck Feat. Bugs Bunny - Dynamite (whether voiced by Mel Blanc, Keith Scott, or whomever), other than by name and image. According to youtube, there are no appearances of the fictional characters Bugs Bunny and Daffy Duck on the music of Daffy Duck Feat.

Can I just point out that the question of adding fictional characters to the database has been answered many many years ago ( ).

Bugz vs daffy