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"Faboo!"
— Wakko Warner

Wakko Warner is the middle child of the Warner siblings and one of the three protagonists (alongside Yakko and Dot Warner) of the television series Animaniacs and its reboot. He is an anthropomorphic toon of indeterminate species.

Out of his three siblings, Wakko is the ane to utilize the most visual and physical comedy, such as slapstick and shapeshifting. He also uses the least wordplay, every bit he takes most everything literally. He is too the only ane of his siblings to speak with a not-American accent (his voice taking on a Liverpool dialect reminiscent of Ringo Starr).

Wakko is voiced by Jess Harnell.

Contents

  • 1 Appearance
    • 1.i Species
  • 2 Description
  • 3 Personality
    • 3.ane Moral Code
  • 4 History
    • 4.i Family
    • 4.2 Creation to Tower
    • 4.three Known Escapes
    • 4.4 Original Series
    • 4.5 Wakko's Wish
    • 4.6 Reboot
  • 5 Appearances
  • half-dozen Quotes
  • vii Voices
  • 8 Trivia
    • eight.1 In-Universe
    • 8.two General
  • 9 Gallery
  • 10 Sources

Appearance

Wakko has a primarily black fur, with a white face up and paws too as a red nose. He wears white gloves, a blood-red, backwards baseball game cap with holes where his ears stick out and a heaven-bluish turtleneck sweater. He ofttimes doesn't article of clothing pants, and implies that it's "in his contract" that he doesn't take to.[1] Wakko also consistently has his tongue sticking out of his mouth. In the 2020 revival, he has grown a modest tuft of pilus on the top of his caput, a smaller version of his hair tuft that was briefly seen in "The Senses Song."

Species

The Warner siblings' species is never specified, much to the confusion of the other characters. When asked what they are, the Warners volition never give a articulate response, with their main answer simply beingness that they are the Warner brothers and the Warner sister; some other responses include "cute"[2] and "infested with fleas."[3]

They have explicitly specified that they are non: bats,[4] [5] bees, bugs/insects, bunnies, cats, dinosaurs[2] dogs,[6] eels,[2] elephants,[4] horses,[ii] monkeys,[7] [iv] penguins,[two] rabbits,[5] seals or skunks.[2] The siblings, mainly Wakko, practice show traits of some of these animals, though; the siblings have been seen howling like wolves[8] or stretching like cats.[9] Wakko especially tends to show canine traits, such as barking, chasing frisbees,[10] or doing tricks for treats.[11]

The Warners seem to have some thought of what they are, though they also do not know entirely, as Dot questioned if their DNA test could reveal such information.[12] Wakko says that he is 5% salamander, before demonstrating an power to remove and regrow his tail.[13] He also states that he and his siblings are infertile "like mules;"[14] the reference to mules implies that, like them, the Warners are some kind of hybrid. They also do not rule out the possibility of beingness related to humans.[12]

Series creator Tom Ruegger says that the Warners are just toons, and that their species is cartoonicus characterus.

Description

The younger brother with an unlimited slapstick energy and an appetite for pranks-and anything else he can fit in his mouth.[fifteen]

Personality

Wakko is very sweet-natured, loving, laughable, and positive. He is amused past most annihilation, and very few things are able to disappoint him. Every bit such, he does the to the lowest degree intentional harm of the three Warner siblings, only that doesn't hateful he doesn't often bring together in on their destructive antics. In fact, Wakko is described in the pitch bible as "the cartoon equivalent of an cantlet flop[...] the almost destructive character in the history of cartoondom," due to the cluttered nature of his deportment.[16] In "Be Similar Me," Wakko describes himself past saying he eats everything he sees, and will constantly stand up for his friends and fight dorsum against bullies.

Wakko's signature.

Despite his good nature, Wakko uses aggression more than often than his siblings, both equally a reflex and witting choice. He carries the "gaggy purse," from which he can pull any object he can think of and takes everywhere (except the elevator, apparently). His most notable trait is his insatiable appetite; he volition eat anything and everything he can get his hands on, including only not express to: rocks, tables, an entire milkshake (including the drinking glass), electronic devices, and decades-old sandwiches. [All the same, according to "The Three Muska-Warners," he dislikes mayonnaise.] His hunger, though mainly used for comedic purposes, is explained briefly in "The Kid in the Lid" as him being hypoglycemic, which means he often has low claret sugar.

Due to his cluttered zaniness, Wakko has multiple odd quirks. He is very musical, able to play the harmonica, piano and fiddle; he also performs classical music by burping as The Neat Wakkorotti. He has an iconic "gookie face up," and has been known to pull off parts of his body temporarily, such every bit using his tail equally a golf order. As seen in "Go Fish", when he gets bored, he'll play war with himself, to subversive consequences. He tends to mirror the actions of those around him, such as copying Yakko'south excited motions at the commencement of "Draculee, Dracula" and parroting everything Scratchansniff does in the elevator in "Ups and Downs." He tends to be very agile as well, oftentimes spinning or bouncing in the groundwork, and he seems to tug on his ears when he gets stressed or disappointed. His favorite actor is Don Knotts, and he talks about him often.

Wakko is too the sibling to utilize "toilet humor" the most, with a famous example being his escapade attempting to find somewhere to "potty" in "Potty Emergency." His Neat Wakkorotti sketches utilize burping (and on one occasion manus "farts") and indeed he oftentimes emits loud burps, especially afterwards ingesting coke. In the Reboot, he likewise sometimes utilizes gross-out sense of humour, such every bit growing dorsum a ripped-off tail chip by scrap.

In the original series, Wakko shows a large involvement in girls, with him and Yakko calling "Hello, nurse!" to women they discover attractive, and often jumping into their artillery or onto their laps. Wakko will buss them too at times, though to be fair, he also is shown to kiss everyone he greets regardless of gender. He also has a cracking respect for his shell Hello Nurse, and sings an entire song about how her brain is as impressive as her dazzler. His more flirtatious traits are toned down in the reboot due to changes in societal attitudes towards said beliefs.

Wakko takes everything he hears literally; it takes Dr. Scratchansniff multiple attempts to get Wakko to talk about his emotions, as the questions "what's on your heed" and "what are you feeling" prompt him to name objects on his caput and under his fingertips, and upon being told to "aggrandize on that," he simply inflates himself. He besides seems unable to pick up on social cues without his siblings, remaining oblivious to people feeling upset due to his deportment; equally examples, he is unable to process Plotz's frustration with him in "Temporary Insanity", and spends all of "Ups and Downs" completely unaware of Scratchansniff'due south anxiety and impatience. He also doesn't seem to choice upward on metaphors or references, thinking that Dot is speaking literally when she references a classic song in "This Pun for Rent". He also does not seem to empathise which actions may be considered "unusual," such every bit whenever he waves at a woman stuck in a tree without questioning it, or seeming perplexed when nobody at a celebratory dinner wants to hear him play "Yankee Doodle" with his armpits.

Possibly due to this trait, Wakko is slightly less knowledgeable well-nigh the globe and business than his siblings, such equally when they had to explicate multiple things to him in "Hooray for Due north Hollywood"; however, he is able to learn quickly, showing brilliance close to that of his siblings, and he shows other bookish skills, such as being able to proper noun every state in the U.s. besides equally their capitals.

His major grapheme trait is his visual comedy and unconventional characteristics, which seems to give Wakko less conviction and charisma than his siblings. He is sensitive to this aspect of himself, every bit shown by his insecurity when he doesn't get as much fan mail every bit Yakko or Dot. He also shows some green-eyed that Yakko's geography song appears to exist more than popular than his own.

While Wakko often gets disappointed with himself, he has simply shown to get really aroused in one case, in "Chalkboard Bungle", subsequently Miss Flamiel deliberately hurts his feelings. He gets very riled upwardly and breathes fire, while his siblings seem unperturbed by his actions, and the scene cuts abroad before he can unleash truthful devastation, leaving his full capabilities ambiguous. In the reboot, upon thinking someone had stolen his donuts, he says that he volition "turn their faces into mashed potatoes with butter and gravy."

Moral Code

As stated in the pitch bible, the Warners "are the world'south reply to loony justice, when the unjust must be taught a lesson." and represent "what kids would like to do to the jerky adults in the world." As Wakko tends to exist very oblivious, he doesn't often intentionally cause trouble without his siblings interim first; nevertheless, he takes simply as much please in their mayhem.

The Warner siblings are known to bide by their own moral code; while their sketches mainly revolve around them tormenting an antagonist, they make it clear that they will not bother anyone who has not already provoked them. This sometimes causes issues for them when they are annoyed by someone who has not intentionally aggravated them, such as Pip or Prunella Flundergust, equally they do non observe it right to fight dorsum during these occasions. However, they do seem to be alright with other characters doing the aforementioned matter, as in the latter case they simply chosen Slappy Squirrel in to deal with their nanny and so they wouldn't be culpable.

History

Family unit

The Warners as infants in Wakko's Wish.

The full history of the Warner Siblings is shrouded in mystery, starting from the very beginning; for starters, their parents are unknown. The original pitch bible claims that "they have no parents. Or at least, no one volition admit to beingness their parent."[16] While it is probable they were simply drawn as orphans, the Warners seem to be under the impression that they practise have existing parents, though they don't appear to have any memories of them, as Yakko speculated they may be pencils. He appears to trace a family tree in "King Yakko", though that may have been for the sake of the cartoon. In a similar situation of canon ambiguity, in the sketch "Turkey Jerky," he claims that they were lost in the wilderness and raised by wild turkeys, and in "This Pun for Hire", when Wakko misses Dot's reference to "Gypsys, Tramps & Thieves", he states he doesn't think those events occuring and asks Dot for description. In the comic serial, the siblings accept a cousin named Sakko Warner.

The Warners have been unsaid to be or directed as royalty several times, implying they may vest to an aristocratic family; Yakko is in line to rule the kingdom of Anvilania in "King Wakko" (though, once again, that may have been for the sake of the cartoon), and Dot'due south full name includes the championship of Princess. The Warners are as well canonically royalty in the continuity of Wakko'south Wish.

They were shown with parents solely in Wakko's Wish; see that section for more data.

Creation to Tower

The Warners' creation was described in detail in "The Warners' 65th Ceremony Special," though some facts contradict the repeated opening introduction, "Newsreel of the Stars"- this is either a simple production error or an intentional misdirection to shed more mystery on the Warners' origins.

Wakko eating an entire milkshake.

The Warners were "discovered/created" in 1929 at the current blitheness department, Termite Terrace. After the cartoon Outback Buddy failed to entertain its director, Weed Memlo, he ordered the lead animator, Lon Borax, to add more characters. Borax, driven insane by the overwork brought on past the crunch fourth dimension, drew the siblings at 2:43am of "February 30th." He somewhen fled the studio by breaking through a wall, but not earlier cartoon the Warner siblings into the cartoon, which then ended with the siblings crushing Buddy with a mallet. Though dislocated, CEO Thaddeus Plotz ordered the Warners to be put into the rest of Buddy'due south cartoons, which would end with the same slapstick gag. The siblings appeared notably in Postman Buddy (1930), Gardening Buddy (1931), Baker Buddy (1932), and Busdriver Buddy (1933). As well actualization in those shorts, the Warners also starred in their ain cartoons, with known ones being 1929'southward Ragamuffins, 1930's Babblin' Bijou, followed by Krazy Kiddos, Pipsqueeks, Nutty Newsies, [17] Oy! My Rash!, Misbeehiving, Human foot Foot Footsy Y'all Smell!, and Globos De Carne. [two]. The Warners were also loaned out to the Fleichman's studio for Petty Cherry-red Riding Goop in 1931, which was their first known cartoon to feature vocalization lines- interestingly, Dot also mentions living in the water tower at that time, despite the fact they wouldn't be locked upwards for another iii years.

The Warners gained popularity, stated to be "the biggest things to hit Hollywood," and so Buddy was fired despite the siblings' protests. Plotz gave the Warners their own series of cartoons, which he after lists as the "biggest mistake of his life." Taking advice from Bugs Bunny, they hired an agent by the name of Irving "Swifty" LaBoo, a "shrewd negotiator," who was Chicken Boo in disguise, and the Warners signed a four-cartoon deal.

It should be noted that, contradictory to what was stated in the 65th anniversary. information technology was claimed in Episode 26 that the Warners were non created only "discovered" at Schwab's pharmacy when a Warner Bros scout spotted Wakko eating an entire shake and gave them a contract. They were likewise stated to have been in Vaudeville with Sy Sykman, Jack Benny, George Burns and Milton Berle, the latter of which was given the Special Friend treatment, particularly by Yakko. The Warners besides appeared in the Ziegfeld Follies, and Wakko was stated to have thrown up in Robert Benchley'due south Chapeau.

Their offset director, Memlo, hated working with the Warners, and the children oft reminisce virtually how angry he would get at them. He directed at least two major cartoons with them, "Flies in the Ointment" and "Kitchen Krazy." "Flies in the Ointment" became a notable failure, due to its unedited nature giving it an eight-60 minutes length, though it was later acclaimed by Mr. Director. In "Kitchen Krazy", Memlo can be heard shouting instructions at Wakko, and becoming infuriated when he doesn't understand and takes his words literally; he seems to dislike Wakko the most, as he also mentions being infuriated at the toon eating the set.

After these, Memlo was taken off the Warner cartoons, but no director would get near them, so Plotz allowed Wakko to direct "Yankee Doodle Warners" (1934). Professor Kingsfield states that Wakko worked 24-hour interval and night on the script, which somewhen ended with him performing "Yankee Doodle" with his armpits.

Infuriated, Plotz cancelled the Warners' contract and kicked out LaBoo, insisting that the children would never brand some other cartoon at his studio. Now with no piece of work to exercise, Wakko and his siblings began to run amok throughout the studio, causing chaos; Yakko and Wakko were noted to popular out of items and greet chorus girls with "Hello, Nurse!", while Dot would do the same to bonny male actors. The siblings would appear everywhere, especially at the commissary, despite anybody fleeing in terror when they asked to eat with them. Other instances of their antics include putting bean dip in the saddle of The Gipper, trying to straighten Porky Pig'southward tail, and calling Yosemite Sam "itty bitty infant human."

Crew members became afraid to walk around the lot, particularly ones that drew the siblings' ire. The final straw for Plotz occurred when the siblings made star Jimmy Cagney their Special Friend and pantsed him in public. Following that incident, the Warner siblings were captured by a baby-sit (either Ralph T. Guard or an ancestor of his) and thrown into the studio H2o Belfry, while their films were hidden away and their existence went unacknowledged by the studio.

The tower was perma-sealed in club to prevent their escape, to Plotz's please, as he hoped that the Warners would spend the rest of time isolated inside. Yet, the Warners could not be contained forever; and they were released both on accident and intentionally throughout the years.

Known Escapes

Every few years, the tower had to be emptied in club to fumigate for termites, and the Warners would routinely escape for a day. However, each time they escaped, they would eventually exist recaptured and locked dorsum in the tower.

1942 was the Warners' earliest known release, equally they were freed in order to star in a propaganda picture show, 'Warners Take the Home Forepart. Three years later, during a fumigation, it is known that they went to the American Delegation in 1945, where they jumped on Winston Churchill's stomach.

In 1962, Termite Terrace closed its doors due to a financial shortage. With no more cartoon department, the Warners were once again thrown into the tower with the intention to perma-seal the door again. Nevertheless, after Plotz bet the studio'due south hereafter on Youngblood Squack, a movie that flopped, he began to lease the Warners out to other studios for quick greenbacks. The Warners did not seem to consent to this, every bit they were dragged off set in a net while screaming and attempting to escape. However, the Warners soon became known for being bad at playing second fiddle, and would terminate up taking over the episodes they were tasked to guest star in.

That April, the Warners were commencement put into an episode of Hoo Hoo Hooey, where they complained about the apartment blitheness and burnt the script while leading the star, Calhoun Capybara, off a cliff and into a water main. The Warners then guest starred as themselves in Uhuru, Where Are Yous?, in which they terrorized the bandage by playing cheesy fake stone songs and riding the championship graphic symbol around the set, the latter of which resulted in several injuries. Post-obit this, the upset Warners were once again trapped on the Warners lot and remained off-model for months, and their loaning status was inverse to an episode-by-episode basis.

After another flop with Freebie and the Boo, the Warners were lent to Thunderdog. Nonetheless, they stole the title character'south magic feather, causing a million-ton weight to drop on him, flattening him. The Warners were and then lent out to Obese Orson, which they ruined by insisting on having fun on Saturdays instead of teaching lessons.

Though the studio one time once again regained money, Plotz continued to lend out the Warners until they appeared in a male child band's drawing and saw a newspaper revealing the studio's profits were "through the roof." Upset, the Warners demanded they never be loaned out once again, ripping up their contract and retreating into the tower. They had to remove Craven Boo from the premises, as he had taken up residence in their absence.

On January 21, 1968, The Warners escaped during a tower fumigation and performed as "a family unit of dancing bears," singing "Make a Gookie."[eighteen] In 1972, they were released in order to star in a public service announcement, "Wipe Those Anxiety," though they subsequently had no memory of said short.[19] All of their following escapes appear to accept occurred solely during fumigation instances. In 1977, the Warners appeared at the Disco Championships, where they won the trip the light fantastic and received a prize of an 8-Track tape role player, a mood ring, and a copy of "Muskrat Dearest." And in Nov of 1989, the Warners provided the mallets used to knock downwardly the Berlin Wall, though they charged money for the tools in guild to buy themselves candy.

The Warners did spent most of those sixty years isolated in the belfry; however, it is unknown precisely what they did while inside, though they are briefly seen playing cards in "Back in Manner." The Warners notably practise not talk much virtually their fourth dimension in captivity; when prompted near it in "Fair Game", Yakko simply says that they "alive in a tower." They do seem to consider the tower their home, often returning at that place of their own volition; however, when escaping, they go very upset and sometimes fearful when caught.

Original Series

In 1993, the Warners managed to escape without outside help, much to the studio'due south chagrin. Notwithstanding, they were no longer able to completely comprise them and resorted to only trying to catch and lock them up every bit much equally possible. During this time, the Warners also starred in their own evidence, Animaniacs, as 1 of vi major segments; the show became popular in-universe, causing the children to receive fan mail and get swarmed at conventions. The Warners also became close with the prove's producer, Steven Spielberg, who Wakko would sometimes call over lunch.

Wakko playing a rimshot.

The Warners' cartoons follow a general formula of them delivering justice to someone who deserves it with their unique brand of cartoon sense of humour, though some other shows focus more than on their antics equally they "run effectually the Warner movie lot." As the bear witness exists in-universe, it is unknown how many sketches are scripted shows and how many happen diegetically, specially as many of the employees also act in the shorts in different roles, such every bit Howdy Nurse actualization as a prime number minister[xx] or flying attendant.[21] For what it is worth, in their segments, Wakko is shown to be very kind and optimistic, to the point of existence naïve in certain situations. He rarely initiates their bouts of fighting back, though he will gleefully bring together in with his siblings, and he doesn't hesitate to dispense justice when need be, usually with a mallet. He is almost ever eating, whether it exist actual nutrient or whatever inanimate objects he can fit into his rima oris; this is both office of his physical comedy shtick and likely a side upshot of his hypoglycemia. He relies less on wordplay than his siblings, as he takes near things completely literally, and instead focuses his humor on concrete and visual gags; as such, he tends to exercise more than of the shapeshifting and slapstick; he too has the most toilet sense of humor, with a famous case being "Potty Emergency." He also is the focus of his ain segment, "The Not bad Wakkorotti," in which he performs classical music via burps (or, in one case, hand farts) while his siblings offer support.

The Warners are assigned to psychiatrist Dr. Otto von Scratchansniff, with Plotz hoping that he would be able to dezanitize them. At first, the Warners merely drive him insane, causing him to rip out his own hair, and he seems to exist terrified of them, as seen in "The Sound of Warners" and "Anchors A-Warners." However, he warms upward to them as the series progresses, becoming a paternal figure for them starting as early as "Taming of the Screwy." The Warners sometimes refer to him as their male parent, but only in times when information technology would be well-nigh inconvenient for him, such as when he's on a appointment and wants to be left alone.

Wakko is normally very polite to Scratchansniff, and seems to consider him a role model of sorts, as he can be seen imitating his movements at times;[22] and he besides tries to go the doctor to play with him or otherwise spend time with him.[23] Though Wakko doesn't discover, Scratchansniff often gets very frustrated with him due to his addiction of taking everything literally, which makes his task equally a psychiatrist hard, every bit Wakko will tell him what he is touching instead of how he feels, or inflate himself when asked to aggrandize on a idea. Scratchansniff does seem to have made some headway with him, though- while Wakko is nowhere virtually de-zanitized, he has communicated to the md most his astringent coulrophobia, which the doctor tries to help him with.[24]

The Cracking Wakkorotti

The Warners also become acquainted with the studio nurse, Hello Nurse. Yakko and Wakko developed an intense crush on her, and whenever she appeared they will use their customary greeting and often bound into her arms and kiss her. For her office, Nurse seems to tolerate the Warners' behavior, though she does sometimes attempt to capture them with Ralph and Scratchansniff. She is one of the few characters that e'er adjusts her diction for the Warners post-obit a misunderstanding, such as in "Variety Speak" and "This Pun for Hire." She as well pats Wakko and smiles while holding the boys in "Hello Nurse." The latter vocal also reveals the brothers are enlightened and in awe of her intelligence, as Wakko literally sings her praises.

The children make a game of terrorizing Ralph the Guard, who seems to take been at the studio as long as them and is put in charge of catching them whenever they escape; Wakko and his siblings often pb him through the sets of different segments during filming, or through dissimilar areas, letting him chase them while they take their own brands of fun. Despite this, they seem to be friendly with him when he isn't trying to capture them, as they invited him and his married woman to their business firm party.

Plotz despises the Warners, though it's unclear how they feel about him in return; they oftentimes make fun of him and dislike when he loans them out, but besides are excited to help or exist around him, such every bit becoming his secretaries or inviting him to their business firm party. In "We're On Our Way to Go See Mr. Plotz," Yakko refers to him as a genius and the siblings seem very excited to show him their script, and in the second part of the episode that song appears in, "Hooray for Due north Hollywood", they end upward missing him despite his mistreatment of them.

The Warners also seem to exist acquainted with the other cast members of their show, and often cameo in their segments while running through the lot. They seem to be friendly with Slappy and Skippy, as the squirrels wish them a happy anniversary on their 65th, and the Warners become to Slappy for assist in "The Sound of Warners." They as well seem to know Pinky and The Encephalon well enough to know how to summon them to appear in "A Hard Day's Warners," and Buttons and Mindy enough to get to them in "Lookit the Fuzzy Heads." Wakko also was specifically referenced by Bobby in "Raging Bird," and appeared in an episode of Freakazoid forth with Brain.

The original evidence ended in 1998, with the Warners' terminal episode existence an intro to "The Animaniacs Suite."

Wakko'south Wish

Wakko with his ha'penny.

It is unknown exactly how the events of Wakko's Wish fit into the continuity of the series; it is presumed to be a film that the Animaniacs cast worked on, equally Spielberg is referenced in the script, and the film itself is referenced in the later reboot. Nevertheless, it could besides exist considered an alternate universe, or another unexplained upshot.

In the film, the Warners are homeless orphans living in the poor town of Acme Falls, in the Kingdom of Warnerstock during the reign of the hated King Salazar the Pushy. Though Yakko and Dot are very pessimistic nigh their circumstances, Wakko constantly reminds them, also as the residue of the town, to never surrender hope. The three children live in an abased h2o tower, with dividers between their "rooms." Wakko also has made himself a harp out of a broken mattress.

Dot comes downwards with a mysterious disease, prompting Wakko to spend a year working in an attempt to earn the funds for her surgery; Wakko says that over the yr, he copped woods and suey, pitched horseshoes and hay, and milked jokes and cows. For this piece of work, Wakko was given a ha'penny, which excited him, every bit information technology was much more than anyone else had in Meridian Falls. He excitedly returned to present his findings and announced his intention to pay for Dot's surgery, only for Businesswoman von Plotz to appear and confiscate the half-cent.

Wakko becomes depressed that he didn't earn more and listens to Yakko tell Dot "The Story," before playing his mattress harp and picking a star to wish upon. He manages to pick the right wishing star, and is informed past Pip the Angel that he will have to go to the fallen star and touch it first to become his wish. Wakko, excited that hope is not lost, wakes his siblings, and they rush out, the rest of the boondocks following.

An assassination is ordered on the Warners past Salazar, and they narrowly avoid being shot by Plotz and Ralph. Still, the town is captured past the Rex, who orders the disrespectful siblings executed. However, Yakko thinks quickly and claims they have surreptitious information on the Wishing Star, so they are taken to a nearby palace, where they tease the King. He then sends them through a ride of their "worst nightmares"- Mr. Director, the bath from "Potty Emergency" and "Baloney." When they exit, the Male monarch again orders them executed by firing squad; notwithstanding, Dot uses her cuteness to convince the guard to permit them go.

Wakko wishing.

The siblings escape across a field, until Salazar hits them with a cannonball; this mortally injures Dot, who begs a tearful Yakko to tell her The Story one last time while everyone gathers around. Her decease upsets even the villains, who then turn on Salazar; even so, one time Salazar realizes that Wakko has reached the Wishing Star during the confusion, Dot sits up, revealing herself to take been a distraction.

Wakko and then wishes for two ha'pennies, which fixes the economy of Acme Falls. Dot has her operation (plastic surgery for a beauty mark), and while at the hospital the siblings are able to trace their family line, discovering that they are the long lost children of the purple family that Salazar overthrew, having been exiled when he overtook the Kingdom. (It is as well implied that he may accept had a hand in their parents' death, as he refers to their parents as causing problems for him.)

The Warners and so retake their throne, kick Salazar to the dogs, and are able to rule Warnerstock. The film ends with them reiterating Wakko'due south mantra that they should never requite up hope.

Reboot

The location and activities of the Warners from 1998 to 2020 is completely unknown, equally they do not seem to take been locked again in the belfry. However, they also demand to exist caught up on 2020 technology in the first episode, implying they were nevertheless isolated from the earth. The intro vocal shows them emerging from graves and signing a contract with a Grim Reaper-Effigy, implying that they may have "died" following the original show and been "re-blithe" for the reboot; yet, as the Grim Reaper is shown to be terrified of them in the original testify, this isn't certain. It is also possible that they were put into "suspended animation", as is referred to in the title of one-half of the pilot episode; in the original series's "Our Final Infinite Cartoon, We Promise," Wakko refers to him and Yakko being cryo-frozen by maxim, "I hate existence in suspended animation," implying this may exist a process in their universe. This theory is also supported by Wakko's last lines in the second season, implying that the Warners were in some kind of dreamless sleep.[12]

The Warners re-animated!

The Warners return to the lot excitedly, and happily greet their erstwhile home, the Water Belfry, also equally Ralph. They eventually reunite with Scratchansniff, who is able to play a prank on them he'd been planning for twenty-ii years. They besides meet the new CEO, Nora Rita Norita, and continuously crusade property damage to her part whenever they visit, usually by knocking down a wall or window. She seems to care less about their activities than Plotz, and they in turn are a lilliputian agape of her intensity; yet, they have as well been placed in familial situations with her oft, with Dot bonding with her girl Cora and the siblings trying to bail with her subsequently mistakenly believing they were related. The children as well find the absenteeism of their beau cartoon stars (sans Pinky and the Brain), and eventually discover that they were all hunted and imprisoned by a jealous Chicken Boo.

The Warners are mostly the same as their 90s appearances, though there are some differences; they are drawn with more fluff, for instance. Yakko and Wakko no longer perform their "Hello Nurse" gag, though Dot does nevertheless flirt with men. The siblings are also aware that they are in a "cash-grab" reboot, often making fun of the fact they're repeating tropes and playing on nostalgia.

So far in the reboot, Wakko is perchance the most like to his original characterization, though he does seem to take a bit more of a grasp on verbal humor and speaks a bit more often. He continues to eat everything, even unsanitary products such equally spit-upwardly food, icky gruel or xx-2-twelvemonth-old sandwiches, though he does have his limits at food that's been in the sewer. He also meets the i clown he is not afraid of- Nickelwise, who he finds adorable due to the fact their eyes can both uncross themselves. Wakko also has been shown to purchase his own designer donuts from a "hipster neighborhood," which he occasionally eats in his slumber. Yakko and Dot plainly trade positions equally "sugar crash marshall" for when he inevitably has an energy crash. Wakko's canine characteristics take too been upped; he more routinely bounces on all fours, and is shown to go barking and chasing afterward frisbees in an instinct to play fetch. He does, however, comment that he's 5% salamander, and thus able to disassemble and regrow limbs.[13]

Though to a lesser extent than Dot, Wakko has also shown badgerer at Yakko's educational songs,[25] including a fleck of jealousy that "Yakko'due south World" is apparently more popular than "Wakko'south America."[x]

As the belfry has a more consistent interior blueprint than in the original show, it is shown that Wakko sleeps on a hammock attached to Dot's loft.[26]

Appearances

Quotes

  • "Faboo!" (When Wakko finds something interesting)
  • "Excuse me."
  • "I'm confused."
  • "I have to potty!"
  • "Information technology works, it works!"-Wakko'south Gizmo
  • "I'd like 42 pizzas, half-dozen with no crust."-Hercule Yakko
  • "No, I'm Wakko!"-The Freakazoid (Freakazoid episode)
  • "Oh it'due south okay, Steven loves it when we do stuff like this. Later on all Animaniacs is their favorite."-The Freakazoid (Freakazoid episode)
  • "Another engagement with Brad Pitt!?"-Cutie and the Beast
  • "Hey I tin't help information technology if girls find me irresistible."-Cutie and the Beast
  • "Do we take to?..........You hateful?........AHHHHHHHH!" (When Yakko told him and Dot most going through the nighttime woods and if he doesn't , then he'll hear another one of Dot's vain songs)-Cutie and the Beast
  • "Can we call y'all Dadoo?" - Meatballs or Consequences
  • "Oh poo!"
  • "I'thou her sister, I came forth cause I couldn't get a appointment!"-Magic Fourth dimension
  • "The king is a jerk!"-Wakko'southward Wish
  • "Ha! Fooled ya didn't we?"-Wakko'southward Wish
  • "Hello, nurse!" (just equally frequent as Yakko)
  • "Banana Folana! Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha!"-Cutie and the Creature
  • "Hi....I'chiliad Wakko Warner and I don't have any numbers like that, but I believe that the moon is made out of nutmeg!"-From Burbank with Beloved
  • (chanting with their Yakko) "Funny Money! Hey Funny Money!"-From Burbank with Dearest
  • "Hey everybody, wanna hear me play Yankee Doodle with my armpits?!"-The Warners 65th Anniversary Special
  • "Lamentable I filled the tank upward with kangaroo gas, ha ha ha."-From Burbank with Beloved
  • "Okay only y'all have to wait a while...."-Temporary Insanity
  • "STOP FILMING ME!" (so moments after he hits the camera with a mallet)-x Brusque Films About Wakko Warner
  • "I can't potty in there! Information technology'due south icky!" -Potty Emergency
  • "I've got a package for you lot!? Alibi me!?.....Yeah only I never said packet."-The Sound of Warners
  • "I've got to get rid of her! I can't take it!" (then charges out of the room with a mallet)-The Sound of Warners
  • "I never go to get it!"-Temporary Insanity
  • "Okay permit them do it."-From Burbank with Dearest
  • "Excuse me, how much is this?"-Ten Short Films nearly Wakko
  • "Aloha hoy!"-Anchors A-Warners
  • "Anybody for sushi?"-Anchors A-Warners
  • "Watch out! Duck in comet! Duck in comet!-Morning Malaise
  • "Does Cher know you're borrowing information technology?"-Forenoon Angst
  • "That'due south not a burp...(belches loudly)...that's a burp!"-Morning Malaise
  • "Nah, I accept a date...I got a date then SUE me!"-The Cold Catastrophe
  • "Voice manager, who's that? Her? I HATE HER!"-The Cold Ending
  • "Jess Harnell as Wakko. I hear he'southward cute."-The Cold Ending
  • "One fourth dimension Randy Beaman'southward grandparents got stuck in an elevator.... just they were in there so long they became skeleton people." - Ups and Downs
  • "My sandwich, just where I left it."-Suspended Animation
  • "Yeah, but when we sell out, we know we're selling out. So it's cool." - Suspended Animation
  • "I taught 'em everything I know. (His gloves wag their bottoms at Wakko) Huh? Hey! (Starts chasing after them) Come dorsum!" - White Gloves
  • (As he watches his gloves wing away in a bird germination) "I lose more gloves that fashion." - White Gloves
  • (After getting his gloves dorsum) "Tomorrow I'll play the xylophone! With my butt!" - White Gloves, concluding lines
  • "Somebody ate my donuts!" - WhoDonut
  • "Hey, what's a metaphor anyhow?" - Animaniacs Game Pack
  • (After he and Yakko wake up from Dot's scream) "Y'all okay, Dot?" - Animaniacs Game Pack
  • "I'll be...(belches)...back!" - Animaniacs Game Pack
  • "(Crows similar a rooster à la Peter Pan)" - Animaniacs: Ten Pivot Aisle
  • "Upwards up and abroad!" - Animaniacs: Ten Pivot Alley

Voices

Wakko was voied in the original English recordings by Jess Harnell, with his burps provided by Maurice LaMarche. In the 2020 reboot, Brock Baker serves every bit Harnell's occasional singing double. When Wakko temporarily speaks Castilian in "WhoDonut," his voice is provided past Armando Valdes-Kennedy. During the cartoon "Fearfulness and Laughter in Burbank", archival audio of hiccups from Mel Blanc is briefly used for Wakko.

  • Albanian: Lorenc Kaja [27]
  • Arabic: Zeyad Errafae'ie
  • Bulgarian: Димитър Кръстев (bTV), Камен Асенов (Nova Goggle box)
  • Croation: Željko Šestić
  • Czech:
    • ČT1: Ján Janovic
    • Supermax: Bohdan Tůma
    • VHS: Martin Sobotka
  • Danish: Peter Røschke
  • Finnish: Petri Hanttu
  • French: Michel Mella
  • German: Santiago Ziesmer
  • Hebrew: Ohad Shachar
  • Hungarian: Artúr Kálid
  • Italian: Davide Lepore
  • Japanese: Yū Mizushima
  • Polish: Zbigniew Suszynski
  • Portuguese (Brazilian): Marcus Jardym
  • Portuguese (European): André Maia
  • Romanaian: Richard Balint
  • Russian:
    • Boomerang: Dmitry Polyanovsky (speaking vocalism), Maxim Maminov (singing voice)
    • STS: Boris Shuvalov, Singing Voice Doubles: Roman Berchenko, Petr Markin
    • VHS: Dmitry Polyanovsky
  • Spanish: Giset Blanco
    • When he temporarily speaks English language in "WhoDonut," his phonation is provided by Humber Mirabal.
  • Ukranian: Roman Chupis

Trivia

In-Universe

  • In the song "Hi Nurse," he claims to be seven years old. In an interview with Tom Ruegger in Talkin' Toons With Rob Paulsen episode 14, notwithstanding, Ruegger states that he's actually eleven years old; "eleven" had likewise many syllables to fit the beat of the song.
  • Wakko has been shown to look similar to Yakko when his hat is taken off (only briefly in a few episodes), the only divergence being his confront is more circular and he has a messy tuft of hair equally well.
  • As shown in "Clown And Out", Wakko is coulrophobic (or afraid of clowns), a fearfulness which is shared with the visitor CEO Thaddeus Plotz. In "Fear and Loathing in Burbank", it turns out that his fear does not extend to Nickelwise, due to him finding the demonic clown "ambrosial."
  • Wakko is hypoglycemic (mentioned in "The Kid in the Hat"), which explains his appetite, as hypoglycemia tin can cause excessive hunger.
  • He hates the voice director of the original serial, Andrea Romano.
  • Wakko is the same height as Buster Bunny.
  • Wakko is five% salamander.

General

  • Wakko was originally conceived as two separate characters, Wakky and Smakky.
  • Wakko Warner's quieter nature, magical gag bag and gookie are derived from Harpo Marx of the Marx Brothers.
  • His voice and drumming are inspired by Ringo Starr, aka Richard Starkey.
  • Wakko'south burps are actually done by Maurice LaMarche (voice of The Brain & Squit).

Comic page addressing Wakko's gender.

  • Due to a page from DC'due south Animaniacs upshot 48 including Wakko listing his gender as "other", Wakko has go popular among the internet nonbinary customs.
    • According to reboot crew-member Ashley McGivern, several members of the coiffure "honey not-binary Wakko!"[28]
  • When asked to describe Wakko in one word, Jess Harnell referred to him as "Wakko."[29]

Gallery

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Sources

  1. ↑ Episode 21 (Reboot): Wakkiver Twist Part 1/Plight of Hand/Wakkiver Twist Part Two
  2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 2.three ii.iv 2.5 ii.six Episode half dozen: Temporary Insanity/Operation: Lollipop/What are We?
  3. ↑ Episode 37: Dough Dough Boys/Kicking Camping/General Boo-Regard
  4. ↑ 4.0 iv.1 4.ii Episode xv: Space Probed/Boxing for the Planet
  5. ↑ v.0 five.1 Episode 29: Draculee, Draculaa/Phranken-Runt
  6. ↑ Episode eleven: No Pain, No Painting/Les Miseranimals
  7. ↑ Episode 1: De-Zanitized/The Monkey Song/Nighty-Night Toon
  8. ↑ Episode 22: Guardin' the Garden/Airplane Pals
  9. ↑ Episode 89: Ten Short Films Virtually Wakko Warner/No Time for Love/The Boo Network
  10. ↑ 10.0 10.1 Episode three (Reboot): Gold Meddlers/Pinko and the Brain/Math-Terpiece Theater: Apples
  11. ↑ Episode 71: Multifariousness Speak/Three Tenors and You're Out/Bingo/Finale
  12. ↑ 12.0 12.1 12.2 Episode 26 (Reboot): 80'due south Cats/All About the Benjamin/23 and WB
  13. ↑ thirteen.0 thirteen.1 Episode 13 (Reboot): Hindenburg Cola/Roadent Trip/FLOTUS, FLOTUS: What Practise You Know About U.s.?
  14. ↑ Episode 14 (Reboot): Rome Sweet Rome/Backwards Pinky/Wakko'southward Short Shorts: Now Loading
  15. ↑ But Toys Animaniacs Bend-Ems Box Clarification
  16. ↑ xvi.0 sixteen.one Original Pitch Bible
  17. ↑ Testimonials
  18. ↑ Episode 65: The Warners' 65th Anniversary Special
  19. ↑ Episode 25 (Reboot): Warner's Ark/The Apology/Narf Over Troubled H2o/The Warner's Vault
  20. ↑ Episode 10: King Yakko
  21. ↑ Episode 22: Guardin' the Garden/Plane Pals
  22. ↑ Episode 52: Ups and Downs/The Brave Footling Trailer/Yeah, Always
  23. ↑ Episode 71: Variety Speak/Three Tenors and You're Out/Bingo/Finale
  24. ↑ Episode 34: Clown and Out/Bubba Bo Bob Brain
  25. ↑ Episode 4 (Reboot): Bun Control/Ex Mousina/Bloopf
  26. ↑ Episode 8 (Reboot): WhoDonut/Mousechurian Candidate/Starbox and Cindy
  27. ↑ [AlbanianDubs - Lorenc Kaja]
  28. ↑ Ashley McGivern tumblr ask
  29. ↑ ANIMANIACS bandage Q&A + SAT, Jan 16TH (2021) | 1PM PT, 4PM ET

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