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Originally Posted by Prowler
I've always felt Tiny Toon Adventures were a product of their own time. That's one cartoon series that just screams "the nineties" to me.
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I think it's because it falls into that weird 90's category of 'let's make classic characters into kids/teens with 90's clothes and malls and whatnot', like they did with Flintstones Kids, A Pup named Scooby Doo and Yo Yogi. Like it wasn't quite the same because in this case it wasn't the Looney Tunes themselves but well.... younger knock-offs, but it still followed the trend.
Animaniacs were different enough because even though they followed a lot of Looney Tunes tropes and gags, they were all fresh original characters.