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List of Animaniacs characters
This is a list of characters in the 1993 animated series Animaniacs and its 2020 revival.
The Warner Siblings (also known as "the Animaniacs" by fans and the media) are small, silly, mischievous, anthropomorphic toon siblings of unknown origin and the central titular characters of the series; they generally introduce and identify themselves as "the Warner Brothers (and the Warner Sister)". Their species is never made clear: this has been satirized several times, most prominently in the song "What Are We?".
Pinky (voiced by Rob Paulsen) and the Brain (voiced by Maurice LaMarche) are two anthropomorphic white mice kept in a cage at ACME Labs. The Brain is serious and devious, the leader, and constantly devising plans to conquer the world. He resembles and sounds like Orson Welles. Pinky is eccentric and simple-minded but loyal to the Brain. In 1995, they were spun off into a cartoon series of their own. As of now, they are the only non-Warner Siblings segment to regularly appear in the 2020 revival series, where Brain appears as more villainous. The revival revealed that the reason why Brain wants to take over the world is that he was frustrated and angered by how the scientists mistreated him when they demonstrated his helplessness during his youth, and since then, he vowed that he would be in control of what happens around him.
The Goodfeathers are an Italian American trio of anthropomorphic pigeons: Squit (gray), Bobby (turquoise), and Pesto (lavender), who were voiced by Maurice LaMarche, John Mariano and Chick Vennera, influenced by Ray Liotta, Robert De Niro, and Joe Pesci's roles in Goodfellas. They always get into different situations. When Squit makes a comment about something, Pesto would aggressively inquire about it which would lead to Pesto beating up Squit.
Rita and Runt are a vagabond stray duo that get into many scraps and adventures. They are often searching for a home, but are back as strays by the end of the episode. In Animaniacs: Wakko's Wish, they are shown finally being accepted into a home, a result of Wakko's wish for two ha'pennies, which caused several characters to receive their heart's desires. These segments, along with "Minerva Mink", were discontinued at the end of Season 1 (in part, because of Bernadette Peters' salary[citation needed]). Welker remained a series regular, voicing other characters, and Peters voiced the Cheshire Cat in the Season 4 short "Mindy in Wonderland." Rita and Runt returned as minor characters toward the series' end, and also appeared in the feature-length direct-to-video animated film Animaniacs: Wakko's Wish.
Buttons (vocal effects provided by Frank Welker) is a German Shepherd dog who watches Mindy (voiced by Nancy Cartwright) when her parents are away. He also has some rarely shown anthropomorphic traits. Mindy is a toddler girl who constantly wanders into trouble without even being aware of it, and who often says goodbye to people with the phrase "Okay, I love you, bye-bye!" Buttons haplessly struggles with various dangers and narrowly rescues Mindy only to be wrongly blamed and punished for no reason by not getting a treat. There is no consistency or continuity in the storytelling; most episodes each feature Mindy's family living in a different setting and portraying them as different sorts of people, such as superheroes, space colonists, or cave dwellers. In Animaniacs: Wakko's Wish, Buttons is rewarded with some good steak instead of being punished as he kept Mindy safe.
Katie Ka-Boom (voiced by Laura Mooney) is a teenage girl who morphs into various violent, destructive monsters when things do not go her way. She lives with her parents and her little brother named Tinker. Writer Nicholas Hollander based Katie on his own daughter who at the time was going through a similar tantrum phase.
In the reboot episode "Good Warner Hunting", Katie is seen with the previous cartoon characters and her appearance suggests that she is now an adult.
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List of Animaniacs characters
This is a list of characters in the 1993 animated series Animaniacs and its 2020 revival.
The Warner Siblings (also known as "the Animaniacs" by fans and the media) are small, silly, mischievous, anthropomorphic toon siblings of unknown origin and the central titular characters of the series; they generally introduce and identify themselves as "the Warner Brothers (and the Warner Sister)". Their species is never made clear: this has been satirized several times, most prominently in the song "What Are We?".
Pinky (voiced by Rob Paulsen) and the Brain (voiced by Maurice LaMarche) are two anthropomorphic white mice kept in a cage at ACME Labs. The Brain is serious and devious, the leader, and constantly devising plans to conquer the world. He resembles and sounds like Orson Welles. Pinky is eccentric and simple-minded but loyal to the Brain. In 1995, they were spun off into a cartoon series of their own. As of now, they are the only non-Warner Siblings segment to regularly appear in the 2020 revival series, where Brain appears as more villainous. The revival revealed that the reason why Brain wants to take over the world is that he was frustrated and angered by how the scientists mistreated him when they demonstrated his helplessness during his youth, and since then, he vowed that he would be in control of what happens around him.
The Goodfeathers are an Italian American trio of anthropomorphic pigeons: Squit (gray), Bobby (turquoise), and Pesto (lavender), who were voiced by Maurice LaMarche, John Mariano and Chick Vennera, influenced by Ray Liotta, Robert De Niro, and Joe Pesci's roles in Goodfellas. They always get into different situations. When Squit makes a comment about something, Pesto would aggressively inquire about it which would lead to Pesto beating up Squit.
Rita and Runt are a vagabond stray duo that get into many scraps and adventures. They are often searching for a home, but are back as strays by the end of the episode. In Animaniacs: Wakko's Wish, they are shown finally being accepted into a home, a result of Wakko's wish for two ha'pennies, which caused several characters to receive their heart's desires. These segments, along with "Minerva Mink", were discontinued at the end of Season 1 (in part, because of Bernadette Peters' salary[citation needed]). Welker remained a series regular, voicing other characters, and Peters voiced the Cheshire Cat in the Season 4 short "Mindy in Wonderland." Rita and Runt returned as minor characters toward the series' end, and also appeared in the feature-length direct-to-video animated film Animaniacs: Wakko's Wish.
Buttons (vocal effects provided by Frank Welker) is a German Shepherd dog who watches Mindy (voiced by Nancy Cartwright) when her parents are away. He also has some rarely shown anthropomorphic traits. Mindy is a toddler girl who constantly wanders into trouble without even being aware of it, and who often says goodbye to people with the phrase "Okay, I love you, bye-bye!" Buttons haplessly struggles with various dangers and narrowly rescues Mindy only to be wrongly blamed and punished for no reason by not getting a treat. There is no consistency or continuity in the storytelling; most episodes each feature Mindy's family living in a different setting and portraying them as different sorts of people, such as superheroes, space colonists, or cave dwellers. In Animaniacs: Wakko's Wish, Buttons is rewarded with some good steak instead of being punished as he kept Mindy safe.
Katie Ka-Boom (voiced by Laura Mooney) is a teenage girl who morphs into various violent, destructive monsters when things do not go her way. She lives with her parents and her little brother named Tinker. Writer Nicholas Hollander based Katie on his own daughter who at the time was going through a similar tantrum phase.
In the reboot episode "Good Warner Hunting", Katie is seen with the previous cartoon characters and her appearance suggests that she is now an adult.