Production
- Early production artwork illustrated by Dan Haskett shows Fifi as a standard black and white skunk, as opposed to the purple and white version seen in the final product. Her design also featured a few other variations in build and design.
- Fifi's character, though a protégé of Pepe LePew, might also have been inspired by another flirtatious Judeo-Canadian moufette, Miz Mam'selle Hepzibah from Pogo (which, coincidentally, was in the midst of a brief return to syndication when Tiny Toon Adventures first aired).
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