Daffy Duck’s Quackbusters

Daffy is a gleefully opportunistic salesman who pivots to being a self-styled paranormalist. He inherits Cubish’s fortune on the condition that he acts honestly in business, but his penchant for pie-in-the-face bravado and schemes often clashes with that requirement. His greed and showmanship drive much of the film’s satire and misadventure.

Bugs is recruited to appear in Daffy’s promotional campaigns and serves as the cool, clever foil to Daffy’s antics. He navigates the absurd paranormal world with wit and resourcefulness, providing a steady counterpoint to Daffy’s schemes. His presence underscores the meta-commentary on celebrity cameos in show business.

Porky is dispatched to Dry Gulch to probe ghost activity, acting as a straight-laced observer amid the chaos. He teams with Sylvester and provides a contrast to Daffy’s reckless ambition. His earnestness and nervous charm anchor the film’s slapstick dynamics.

Sylvester accompanies Porky as a wary underling, often reacting to Daffy’s plans with cautious loyalty. His frantic chases and anxious demeanor add a layer of physical comedy and tension to the capers. He embodies the heightened chaos of the spoofed paranormal adventures.

Melissa becomes the target of three ghosts that possess her, prompting Daffy to attempt exorcisms. Her predicament heightens the danger of meddling with the supernatural for profit. She acts as a catalyst for Daffy’s schemes and the unfolding haunting humor.

Count Bloodcount is a Transylvanian-themed spectral antagonist who duels with Bugs in wordplay and magic. His presence parodies classic horror tropes and adds a supernatural layer to the paranormal caper. He represents the film’s tongue-in-cheek horror element.

Egghead delivers a singing telegram that announces Daffy’s eviction for unpaid rent, serving as a humorous trigger for the story’s descent into chaos. He embodies the bureaucratic absurdity of the fantasy world. His appearance helps propel the repossession and demolition sequence.

Hugo appears as one of the episodic adversaries in the globetrotting ghost battles. His frosty, oversized presence adds physical comedy and peril amid the antics. He helps expand the travelogue of the paranormal spoof.

J. P. Cubish is the reclusive millionaire who offers a fortune to anyone who can make him laugh; after his death, his ghost enforces the will’s terms. His character anchors the central premise and the supernatural consequences of Daffy’s actions.