This is a listicle style article discussing which lesser-used Looney Tunes characters could headline their own films, following the surprise success and public campaign to save Coyote vs. Acme, which centres on Wile E. Coyote rather than the franchise's more famous stars. The piece argues that the film's approach, giving a secondary character depth and a feature-length story, could work equally well for other Looney Tunes figures who have historically been sidelined in cinema despite their popularity in the original shorts.

The article highlights several characters it believes deserve similar treatment: Speedy Gonzales, the fast-talking mouse who has long been the subject of stalled film projects despite an active fanbase, particularly in Latin America; Yosemite Sam, Bugs Bunny's fiery rival who has rarely had a starring role beyond minor gags; and Sylvester the Cat, whose long-running rivalry with Tweety has had little serious feature exploration aside from the obscure King Tweety. The full piece lists six characters in total, with a common thread being that each has a distinctive comedic dynamic that has never been fully exploited on the big screen.