They are hit by the show's title with them singing again. Ralph locks the Warners in the water tower, but they appear on his head under his hat and run away outside the lot. The siblings do a double take and run with Ralph chasing them with a net. Scratchansniff sitting in while watching a television the Warners (wearing lab coats) appear and tickle his feet, sending him into hysterical laughter and Yakko sends Scratchansniff crashing into the floor with the lever of the examination chair and the show's title appears with them singing, Yakko and Wakko walk in a silly way along the Warner Bros.' studio lot while Dot hops in, but mirrored in the VHS version. The camera zooms in to the shield of tower, of which the Warners open while singing and jump out. The intro begins with a shot of the Warner Bros.' water tower. Intro Setup Animaniacs (Original Series) The theme has been translated in 21 languages including French (and partially in Freakazoid in Norwegian.) The original main title was directed by Rich Arons and animated by Tokyo Movie Shinsha (with additional scenes in seasons 3-5 by Wang) while the reboot's main title was animated by Snipple Animation Studios (with additional scenes being done in-house at Warner Bros. The theme was composed by Richard Stone and the lyrics by creator Tom Ruegger. The song describes the set-up of Yakko, Wakko, and Dot's zany adventures and also introduces several of the other major characters on the show (or, in the case of the reboot, poke fun of the modern-day world). The theme song of Animaniacs is, as its title suggests, the song that begins every episode of Animaniacs and its reboot (with the exception of episodes 65 and 83 of the original series). Original Series (Extended): (End_Title).ogg

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