what was the little girl called in the looney tunes cartoons who terrized the animals?

Question

the little girl in looney tunes cartoon that terrized the animals? the words she used are "ill love you, ill hug you, ill kiss you, ill squeeze you, ill love you forever and ever".

Answer 1

Elmyra (with the skull barette)

Answer 2

She wasn't in the Looney Tunes cartoons. She was on the Tiny Toons cartoons. Her name was Elmyra.

Answer 3

Elmyra

Answer 4

It was the animaniacs not looney tunes but shes elmyra fudd daughter of the wabbit hunter elmer fudd

Answer 5

Elmyra Duff

Answer 6

The little girl is Elmyra Duff...

Elmyra Duff is a female human fictional character from the 1990 series Tiny Toon Adventures based superficially on her name derivative, Elmer Fudd ('Elmyra' being a female form of 'Elmer' and her last name, 'Duff', as 'Fudd' pronounced backwards). She is quite young and obsessed with animals and cute things, usually causing great discomfort or serious injury to potential pets from her overenthusiastic affection. This is in contrast to Elmer, who despite being well armed with actual intent to violence, is unable to pose a threat. The two share a distinct similarity in that both hunt animals; while Elmer hunts them for sport, Elmyra hunts them to love them to death (sometimes literally). Curiously, at least once, Elmyra was shown to be bald like her inspiration, and wearing a wig.

At Acme Looniversity, Elmyra's mentor and favorite teacher at school was Elmer Fudd.

This danger is balanced by her complete and utter gullibility. Her abject stupidity is pocked with occasional instances of cleverness, and her character is toned down as needed. Her end tag, correspondingly, is "Let the show begin!." Buster Bunny and Babs Bunny explain in the series' pilot that Elmyra is a pushover — unlike Montana Max — but that they needed nominal "villains" to pitch their series. This is a nod to the original Looney Tunes, in which Yosemite Sam (the basis for Montana Max) was created due to the fact that Elmer Fudd was seen as too easy and mild-mannered to be an effective enemy for Bugs Bunny.

Elmyra looks sweet and somewhat dumb (In one episode it shows that mayonnaise has a higher IQ than her), but her hair bow is decorated with a small gerbil skull, which may hint at her sinister side.

One of the animals in her vast menagerie is Byron Basset, a near-gelatinous basset hound who appeared sporadically on Tiny Toons and drew most of his humor from his odd appearance, although he starred once in his own cartoon. In contrast to her other pets, Byron seems to feel a grudging love for his owner despite her clumsiness. Less enthusiastic pets have included several of the regular cast, including Buster, Furrball, Fifi Le Fume (who was shown to be captured by Elmyra in "Out of Odor"!), and Tyrone the Turtle. All of them escaped Elmyra in "Hare Today, Gone Tomorrow" (which aired before "Out of Odor", but took place afterward).

One of the few characters that Elmyra doesn't think are cute and cuddly is Hamton J. Pig, for she thinks he's a dirty pig in need of a good bath, which is ironic, because Hamton is obsessed with cleanliness and dislikes filth and bad odors.

In all her incarnations, Elmyra has been voiced by Canadian actress Cree Summer.

Answer 7

Elmira

Answer 8

Her name is Elmira, and it was Tiny Toon Adventures, not Looney Toons.

Answer 9

I thought it was Megan when she use to keep wandering off and her pet dog would come along and help her and end up geting into trouble instead while she walked away.

Oh well.

Answer 10

Yeah it was Elmyra. she was from Tiny Toons