There is a whole world of fun, weird, and at times unbelievably rare Looney Tunes videos and discs. Some are foreign versions of releases we all know and love, some are unique compilations that fans would have killed to add to their collections, and some just simply have to be seen to be believed!

Speedy Gonzales will be your travel agent to each country, where you will be greeted by half-century-old licensing and clip art of all of your favorite characters.

The releases on these pages are presented for informational use only, and we have no leads as to where titles can be purchased on the secondary market apart from the obvious places. PLEASE, don't be a scoundrel and steal these pictures to sell your own copies. Though we will credit donated image sources whenever possible, many pictures are decades old and much attribution information has been lost to time.

We are trying our best to limit these listings to classic Looney Tunes releases (shorts, TV specials, compilation movies, et al), but occasionally we do dip into periphreal television material--think Taz-Mania, The Sylvester & Tweety Mysteries, Baby Looney Tunes, etc.--or video releases of Space Jam and Back in Action. Such inclusions may not be complete and are not something we're specifically seeking out; more or less they're included if we just had happened to have stumbled onto their information while doing research.

Unless we know specific release information, titles are presented in the same chronology as their U.S. counterparts--and program lists for foreign editions of standard U.S. releases (Golden Jubilee, Golden Collection, etc.) will not be listed unless there is a significant difference from a title's domestic version.

Some foreign markets shared releases due to a common language or central distribution. We have tried to limit such titles to their stated country of origin, but an error may occur in some places due to inadequate information or translation. Also, for the time being, most VCD releases are not included here only because many of them have unclear release information or existed as gray-market ports of legitimate releases.

(And speaking of which, unless something is truly bizarre and necessary to share, we will not be including unauthorized or public-domain releases and will only concentrate on titles issued by either Warner Home Video or MGM.)

Everything on these pages is subject to change. Additions, corrections, and questions can be posted over on our Facebook page. We want this guide to be as complete as possible, so please, if you know something, please help us out.

You are about to enter the weird, wonderful world of Looney Tunes home video minutia. Safe travels!