skorch82 plays The Bugs Bunny Birthday Blowout - Part 4 of 8

Well, the cave is a nice change of pace. Yet this still begs the question: why the hell is Bugs Bunny going through a desert and a cave to get to a birthday party? Even more importantly, why does Mother Nature, a bunch of Acme products and an assortment of Looney Tunes characters that is most likely to be described as random want him dead? Seriously, Sylvester Jr. and Tweety? We're sending the more benevolent WB cartoon characters after Bugs now? Talking about scraping the bottom of the barrel!

Stage 3

Round 4

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An earthquake occurs when you make it close to the end, so be careful.

There are two bosses at the end. The first is Sylvester Jr., who rides around on a skateboard. He just moves back and forth. Just slowly keep backing away continue to whack him with your mallet three times.

When you take out Sylvester Jr., you'll take on Sylvester himself. The same strategy applies, but since he's slightly bigger, he can run into you a little faster than his son can.

Stage 4

Round 1

The next stage takes place in a cave.

You can't swing your mallet when you're standing behind the stalagmites, but you can use them to hide from enemies and avoid taking damage.

The oil cans will make the screen go dark as smoke comes out of them. When the smoke stops, you'll be able to see again.

The waterfalls will deal a whole heart's worth of damage if you run into them.

Stalactites will fall from the ceiling and make jumping between spike-filled gaps more difficult.

The pipes this time are actually pipes. I think.

The red earthquake machines are more aggressive than their blue counterparts from the last stage. They'll leap toward you on sight and spawn enemies around you when you bean them with the mallet.

The stage ends with yet another Daffy Duck section.

Stage 4

Round 2

The ghosts move up and down as they advance, allowing them to cover a good amount of the screen as they pass by. You won't be able to kill them, so all you can do is just stay out of their way.

Stand on the geysers to get to something you can't reach, like a moving platform.