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A series of [[LicensedGame licensed games]] based on ''WesternAnimation/{{Animaniacs}} (1993)'', released for the UsefulNotes/SuperNintendoEntertainmentSystem and UsefulNotes/SegaGenesis by Creator/{{Konami}} in 1994. An 8-bit port of the Genesis version was released for the UsefulNotes/GameBoy in 1995 by Factor 5, and was designed to work with the Super Game Boy add-on, which enhances its graphical capabilities. A PC video game titled, "Animaniacs Game Pack!" released in 1997 by Funnybone Intereactive.
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A series of [[LicensedGame licensed games]] {{licensed game}}s based on ''WesternAnimation/{{Animaniacs}} (1993)'', released for the UsefulNotes/SuperNintendoEntertainmentSystem Platform/SuperNintendoEntertainmentSystem and UsefulNotes/SegaGenesis Platform/SegaGenesis by Creator/{{Konami}} in 1994. An 8-bit port of the Genesis version was released for the UsefulNotes/GameBoy Platform/GameBoy in 1995 by Factor 5, and was designed to work with the Super Game Boy add-on, which enhances its graphical capabilities. A PC video game titled, "Animaniacs Game Pack!" released in 1997 by Funnybone Intereactive.
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* BorderOccupyingDecorations: The UsefulNotes/GameBoy version features a UsefulNotes/SuperGameBoy border depicting an old TV set, dotted with portraits of the Warner siblings, Pinky and the Brain, and Ralph Theodore Guard.
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* BorderOccupyingDecorations: The UsefulNotes/GameBoy Platform/GameBoy version features a UsefulNotes/SuperGameBoy Platform/SuperGameBoy border depicting an old TV set, dotted with portraits of the Warner siblings, Pinky and the Brain, and Ralph Theodore Guard.
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* BizarreAndImprobableGolfGame: "Tee Off Mini Golf" puts Dot on a course full of silly obstacles, such as waving octopus tentacles, race car tire tracks, and motor oil spills.
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* PottyEmergency: The ending cutscene to "Belchinator Too!" has Wakko asking Dot where he can find a potty after defeating the Brain.
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* PottyEmergency: The ending cutscene to "Belchinator Too!" has Wakko asking Dot where he can find a potty after defeating the Brain. Fortunately, someone promptly throws him a toilet and he runs off to use it.
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* AnvilOnHead: The player can drop anvils on Baloney in "Baloney's Balloon Bop" by popping anvil-labeled balloons.
* CatapultNightmare: The cutscene after quitting Smoocher begins with Dot screaming from being woken up from her nightmare.
* CatapultNightmare: The cutscene after quitting Smoocher begins with Dot screaming from being woken up from her nightmare.
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* AnvilOnHead: The player can drop anvils on Baloney in "Baloney's Balloon Bop" by popping anvil-labeled balloons.
balloons. The intro to "Smoocher" involves Dot wishing to terrorize her enemies with smooches instead of anvils, to the disbelief of Yakko and Wakko.
* CatapultNightmare: The cutscene after quittingSmoocher "Smoocher" begins with Dot screaming from being woken up from her nightmare.
* CatapultNightmare: The cutscene after quitting
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* SmartBomb: Hitting the TNT in "Smoocher" stuns every enemy on screen. You can only do this twice, but touching stunned enemies replenishes one usage.
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* SmartBomb: Hitting the TNT in "Smoocher" stuns every enemy on screen. You can only do this twice, but touching a stunned enemies enemy replenishes one usage.
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* AnvilOnHead: The player can drop anvils on Baloney in "Baloney's Balloon Bop" by popping anvil-labeled balloons.
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* ManOnFire: Yakko in "Baloney's Balloon Bop" if Wakko and Dot catch
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* ManOnFire: Yakko in "Baloney's Balloon Bop" if Wakko and Dot catchcatch a fire or a cannon powerup.
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* CatapultNightmare: The cutscene after quitting Smoocher begins with Dot screaming from being woken up from her nightmare.
-->'''Wakko:''' You okay, Dot?\\
'''Dot:''' Wakko, remember what I said about anvils? Forget it!
* HelpHelpTrappedInTitleFactory: One of the closing animations you get after quitting the game is Wakko rising from the water tower to yell, "Help! We're trapped in a software company!"
* IMeantToDoThat: One of Yakko's lines if he crashes on his motorcycle in "Prop Shop Drop".
* PottyEmergency: The ending cutscene to "Belchinator Too!" has Wakko asking Dot where he can find a potty after defeating the Brain.
* ManOnFire: Yakko in "Baloney's Balloon Bop" if Wakko and Dot catch
* LeaningOnTheFourthWall: Level 12 in "Smoocher" has a title of "Doesn't This Dream Ever End?"
* LetUsNeverSpeakOfThisAgain: Pinky and the Brain's quitting animation:
-->'''Brain:''' When I snap my fingers, you will remember ''none'' of this! ''(snaps)''\\
'''Pinky:''' Do I know you?
-->'''Wakko:''' You okay, Dot?\\
'''Dot:''' Wakko, remember what I said about anvils? Forget it!
* HelpHelpTrappedInTitleFactory: One of the closing animations you get after quitting the game is Wakko rising from the water tower to yell, "Help! We're trapped in a software company!"
* IMeantToDoThat: One of Yakko's lines if he crashes on his motorcycle in "Prop Shop Drop".
* PottyEmergency: The ending cutscene to "Belchinator Too!" has Wakko asking Dot where he can find a potty after defeating the Brain.
* ManOnFire: Yakko in "Baloney's Balloon Bop" if Wakko and Dot catch
* LeaningOnTheFourthWall: Level 12 in "Smoocher" has a title of "Doesn't This Dream Ever End?"
* LetUsNeverSpeakOfThisAgain: Pinky and the Brain's quitting animation:
-->'''Brain:''' When I snap my fingers, you will remember ''none'' of this! ''(snaps)''\\
'''Pinky:''' Do I know you?
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* SmartBomb: Hitting the TNT in "Smoocher" stuns every enemy on screen. You can only do this twice, but touching stunned enemies replenishes one usage.
* ThatsAllFolks: If you quit the game with Yakko asking you if you're sure, he'll shout "Goodnight, everybody! You've been a great audience!"
* ThatsAllFolks: If you quit the game with Yakko asking you if you're sure, he'll shout "Goodnight, everybody! You've been a great audience!"
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* BorderOccupyingDecorations: The UsefulNotes/GameBoy version features a UsefulNotes/SuperGameBoy border depicting an old TV set, dotted with portraits of the Warner siblings, Pinky and the Brain, and Ralph Theodore Guard.
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* MediumAwareness: The fourth-wall breaking intro has Yakko mentioning how they're in a game version of a cartoon, with even some of the show's ViewersAreGeniuses by [[https://twitter.com/burkeliam/status/869825920416100352/photo/2 referencing Marshall McLuhan!]]
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* MediumAwareness: The fourth-wall breaking intro has Yakko mentioning how they're in a game version of a cartoon, with even some of the show's ViewersAreGeniuses by [[https://twitter.com/burkeliam/status/869825920416100352/photo/2 referencing Marshall McLuhan!]]McLuhan]]!
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* RailCarSeparation: The second half of Stage 3 has the Warner siblings board a train to escape from Ralph, who is chasing them down. When the Warners get to the engine at the end of the stage, they uncouple it from the freight cars it's pulling, leaving Ralph who is on them, behind.
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* RailCarSeparation: The second half of Stage 3 has the Warner siblings board a train to escape from Ralph, who is chasing them down. When the Warners get to the engine at the end of the stage, they uncouple it from the freight cars it's pulling, leaving Ralph who is on them, them behind.
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A series of [[LicensedGame licensed games]] based on ''WesternAnimation/{{Animaniacs}}'', released for the UsefulNotes/SuperNintendoEntertainmentSystem and UsefulNotes/SegaGenesis by Creator/{{Konami}} in 1994. An 8-bit port of the Genesis version was released for the UsefulNotes/GameBoy in 1995 by Factor 5, and was designed to work with the Super Game Boy add-on, which enhances its graphical capabilities. A PC video game titled, "Animaniacs Game Pack!" released in 1997 by Funnybone Intereactive.
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A series of [[LicensedGame licensed games]] based on ''WesternAnimation/{{Animaniacs}}'', ''WesternAnimation/{{Animaniacs}} (1993)'', released for the UsefulNotes/SuperNintendoEntertainmentSystem and UsefulNotes/SegaGenesis by Creator/{{Konami}} in 1994. An 8-bit port of the Genesis version was released for the UsefulNotes/GameBoy in 1995 by Factor 5, and was designed to work with the Super Game Boy add-on, which enhances its graphical capabilities. A PC video game titled, "Animaniacs Game Pack!" released in 1997 by Funnybone Intereactive.
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* EverythingsWorseWithSharks: Sharks serve as common enemies in the first part of the Aquatic Stage.
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* PalmtreePanic: The first half of the Aquatic Stage takes place on a beach. The Warners have to ride rafts and barrels across the water and use giant clams as springboards while dodging [[EverythingsWorseWithSharks sharks]].
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* PalmtreePanic: The first half of the Aquatic Stage takes place on a beach. The Warners have to ride rafts and barrels across the water and use giant clams as springboards while dodging [[EverythingsWorseWithSharks [[ThreateningShark sharks]].
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* ThreateningShark: Sharks serve as common enemies in the first part of the Aquatic Stage.
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* DarthVaderClone: Stage 2 features Dume Rayder, who is the second cousin of Ike Skywriter. Collecting his helmet is the goal of this stage.
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* RearrangeTheSong: The game [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QUn0e2EMaYA opens with]] a cover of the ''Animaniacs'' theme where the Warners sing all about [[NoFourthWall how they're in a PC game]] and ready to cause mayhem:
-->''Look at Wakko as he tries to pull your processor apart!\\
And Yakko's burning random access memory with a spark!\\
Dot just grabbed your cursor! She wants you to restart!\\
[[RageAgainstTheAuthor We kidnapped all the programmers]], they think that they're so smart!''
-->''Look at Wakko as he tries to pull your processor apart!\\
And Yakko's burning random access memory with a spark!\\
Dot just grabbed your cursor! She wants you to restart!\\
[[RageAgainstTheAuthor We kidnapped all the programmers]], they think that they're so smart!''
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A series of [[LicensedGame licensed games]] based on ''WesternAnimation/{{Animaniacs}}'', released for the UsefulNotes/SuperNintendoEntertainmentSystem and UsefulNotes/SegaGenesis by Creator/{{Konami}} in 1994. An 8-bit port of the Genesis version was released for the UsefulNotes/GameBoy in 1995 by Factor 5, and was designed to work with the Super Game Boy add-on, which enhances its graphical capabilities.
capabilities. A PC video game titled, "Animaniacs Game Pack!" released in 1997 by Funnybone Intereactive.
In the "Animaniacs Game Pack!", unlike the previous two games, this one is an anthology of five arcade games featuring Yakko, Wakko, and Dot as they go through everyday lives as a computer game.
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* TacticalSuicideBoss: Pinky and the Brain's robot suit in both games. In the SNES version, it brings down screwbolts that the Warners need to toss back at it to damage it. In the Genesis version, it [[MadBomber tosses bombs]] at the Warners. Dot has to distract Pinky to keep him from lighting the bombs, then Yakko can push the unlit bombs towards the robot suit and Wakko can light them to damage it.
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* TacticalSuicideBoss: Pinky and the Brain's robot suit in both games. In the SNES version, it brings down screwbolts that the Warners need to toss back at it to damage it. In the Genesis version, it [[MadBomber tosses bombs]] at the Warners. Dot has to distract Pinky to keep him from lighting the bombs, then Yakko can push the unlit bombs towards the robot suit and Wakko can light them to damage it.it.
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* WrittenByCastMember: The only song in the game, heard in the intro cutscene of "Tee Off!" , titled "I'm a Swingin' Gal", was written and performed by Dot's voice actor Creator/TressMacNeille.
!! The "Animaniacs Game Pack!" provides examples of:
* WrittenByCastMember: The only song in the game, heard in the intro cutscene of "Tee Off!" , titled "I'm a Swingin' Gal", was written and performed by Dot's voice actor Creator/TressMacNeille.
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* RailCarSeparation: The second half of Stage 3 has the Warner siblings board a train to escape from Ralph, who is chasing them down. When the Warners get to the engine at the end of the stage, they uncouple it from the freight cars it's pulling, leaving Ralph who is on them, behind.
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* AdvancingWallOfDoom: In Stage 5, an explosion chases after the Warners, and they have to stay ahead of it.
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* AdvancingWallOfDoom: In Stage 5, an explosion chases after the level disintegrates behind the Warners, and they have to stay ahead of it.
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* HyperspaceMallet: This is Wakko's basic attack. He can use this to activate switches and light bombs.
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** Stage 2 takes place on the set of ''Space Wars''. In the prologue, Yakko says he almost fainted when [[IAmYourFather Dume Rayder told Ike Skywriter that he was his second cousin]].
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** Stage 2 takes place on the set of ''Space Wars''. In the prologue, Yakko says he almost fainted when [[IAmYourFather [[LukeIAmYourFather Dume Rayder told Ike Skywriter that he was his second cousin]].
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* TheCameo: The [[VideoGame/{{Gradius}} Vic Viper]] fittingly shows up in [[https://i.kym-cdn.com/photos/images/newsfeed/001/352/235/4a3.gif the Sci-Fi stage]]. It helps that both this game and the ''Gradius'' series are developed by Konami.
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* TheCameo: The [[VideoGame/{{Gradius}} Vic Viper]] fittingly shows up in [[https://i.kym-cdn.com/photos/images/newsfeed/001/352/235/4a3.gif the Sci-Fi stage]]. It helps that both this game and the ''Gradius'' series are developed by Konami.
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In the SNES version, the Brain hatches his latest plan to take over the world by stealing the scripts of the new Warner Bros. film while it was still in production. Mr. Plotz, the CEO of the Warner Bros. Studio reluctantly asks Yakko, Wakko, and Dot, the Warner siblings to retrieve all 24 script pages and foil the Brain's plan.
In this version, players navigate the Warners through a three-dimensional playing field. The goal of the game is to collect 24 script pages, and although the game can be completed without obtaining all of them, collecting all 24 results in the best ending. The Warners have no health bar, lives, or unique abilities, and the game ends when all three Warners are defeated or captured by Ralph. Each character can pick up and throw items as well as execute a dash move. If all three characters are together, they can stack themselves up to reach higher platforms. At the bottom of the screen is a slot machine, which is activated after collecting a certain number of coins. This slot machine can grant continues, invincibility, or bring back a character if they were previously defeated or captured by Ralph.
In this version, players navigate the Warners through a three-dimensional playing field. The goal of the game is to collect 24 script pages, and although the game can be completed without obtaining all of them, collecting all 24 results in the best ending. The Warners have no health bar, lives, or unique abilities, and the game ends when all three Warners are defeated or captured by Ralph. Each character can pick up and throw items as well as execute a dash move. If all three characters are together, they can stack themselves up to reach higher platforms. At the bottom of the screen is a slot machine, which is activated after collecting a certain number of coins. This slot machine can grant continues, invincibility, or bring back a character if they were previously defeated or captured by Ralph.
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In the SNES version, the Brain hatches his latest plan to take over the world by stealing the scripts of the new Warner Bros. film while it was still in production. Mr. Plotz, the CEO of the Warner Bros. Studio reluctantly asks Yakko, Wakko, and Dot, the Warner siblings to retrieve all 24 script pages and foil the Brain's plan.
plan. In this version, players navigate the Warners through a three-dimensional playing field. The goal of the game is to collect 24 script pages, and although the game can be completed without obtaining all of them, collecting all 24 results in the best ending. The Warners have no health bar, lives, or unique abilities, and the game ends when all three Warners are defeated or captured by Ralph. Each character can pick up and throw items as well as execute a dash move. If all three characters are together, they can stack themselves up to reach higher platforms. At the bottom of the screen is a slot machine, which is activated after collecting a certain number of coins. This slot machine can grant continues, invincibility, or bring back a character if they were previously defeated or captured by Ralph.
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* TacticalSuicideBoss: Pinky and the Brain's robot suit in both games. In the SNES version, it brings down screwbolts that the Warners need to toss back at it to damage it. In the Genesis version, it [[MadBomber tosses bombs]] at the Warners. Dot has to distract Pinky to keep him from lighting the bombs, then Wakko can push the unlit bombs towards the robot suit and Wakko can light them to damage it.
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** Stage 4 takes place on the set of ''Bloodmask: Part 32'', which is a parody of ''Franchse/FridayThe13th'', complete with an {{Expy}} of Jason Voorhees named Janus.
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** Stage 4 takes place on the set of ''Bloodmask: Part 32'', which is a parody of ''Franchse/FridayThe13th'', ''Franchise/FridayThe13th'', complete with an {{Expy}} of Jason Voorhees named Janus.
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** Stage 4 takes place on the set of ''Bloodmask: Part 32'', which is a parody of ''Film/FridayThe13th'', complete with an {{Expy}} of Jason Vorhees named Janus.
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** Stage 4 takes place on the set of ''Bloodmask: Part 32'', which is a parody of ''Film/FridayThe13th'', ''Franchse/FridayThe13th'', complete with an {{Expy}} of Jason Vorhees Voorhees named Janus.
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* ExpressiveHealthBar: The Warners' health bar is on the upper-left corner of the screen, and it consists of a face with its expression changing depending on how much health they have (they can take up to eight hits). If their health gauge is full, the expression is excited, if they take two hits, the expression is calm, if they take four hits, the expression is terrified, and if they take six hits, the expression is tired.
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* ExpressiveHealthBar: The Warners' health bar is on the upper-left corner of the screen, and it consists of a face with its expression changing depending on how much health they have (they can take up to eight hits). If their health gauge is full, the expression is excited, if they take two hits, the expression is calm, if they take four hits, the expression is terrified, and if they take six hits, the expression is tired. If they're one hit away from losing a life, the expression [[FlashOfPain starts flashing]].
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A series of [[LicensedGame licensed games]] based on ''WesternAnimation/{{Animaniacs}}'', released for the UsefulNotes/SuperNintendoEntertainmentSystem and UsefulNotes/SegaGenesis by Creator/{{Konami}} in 1994. An 8-bit port of the Genesis version was released for the UsefulNotes/GameBoy in 1995 by Factor 5, and was designed to work with the Super Game Boy add-on, which enhances its graphical capabilities.
In the SNES version, the Brain hatches his latest plan to take over the world by stealing the scripts of the new Warner Bros. film while it was still in production. Mr. Plotz, the CEO of the Warner Bros. Studio reluctantly asks Yakko, Wakko, and Dot, the Warner siblings to retrieve all 24 script pages and foil the Brain's plan.
In this version, players navigate the Warners through a three-dimensional playing field. The goal of the game is to collect 24 script pages, and although the game can be completed without obtaining all of them, collecting all 24 results in the best ending. The Warners have no health bar, lives, or unique abilities, and the game ends when all three Warners are defeated or captured by Ralph. Each character can pick up and throw items as well as execute a dash move. If all three characters are together, they can stack themselves up to reach higher platforms. At the bottom of the screen is a slot machine, which is activated after collecting a certain number of coins. This slot machine can grant continues, invincibility, or bring back a character if they were previously defeated or captured by Ralph.
In the Genesis version, the Warners decide to open a hip pop culture shop in order to become closer to their favorite movie stars. To do so, they travel across various stages in the Warner Bros. studio to collect movie props to sell. Once they collect all five props, Pinky and the Brain steal them in their latest attempt to take over the world.
This version plays like a traditional 2D platformer. You can play as all three Warner siblings and switch between them with a push of a button. Each Warner sibling has their own unique abilities that are required to progress through the game. Yakko can push and pull boxes and attacks enemies with his paddle ball, Wakko can use his mallet to attack enemies, activate switches, and light bombs, and Dot can blow kisses to distract characters.
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* BossRush: The Editing Room features the Warners fighting the bosses from each stage before facing off against Pinky and the Brain.
* EverythingsWorseWithSharks: Sharks serve as common enemies in the first part of the Aquatic Stage.
* FloatingLimbs:
** The tentacles of the giant octopus in the second half of the Aquatic Stage are made up of floating orbs.
** The Brain's robot suit is depicted with limbs that are also made up of floating orbs.
* FullMoonSilhouette: The minecart section in the Adventure Stage ends with the Warners flying past the full moon as a [[SuspiciouslySimilarSong sound-alike]] of the theme from ''Film/ETTheExtraterrestrial'' plays.
* GangplankGalleon: The second half of the Aquatic Stage takes place on a pirate ship, featuring cannons, rope swinging, pirates and the boss being a pirate captain with an eyepatch and pegleg on a giant octopus.
* HumanLadder: When all three Warners are together, they can stack themselves atop each other to reach higher places.
* IndyEscape:
** At the end of the Adventure Stage, the Warners get chased by the full moon after they pass by it.
** The Sci-Fi Stage has three examples; first, the Warners get chased by replicas of the Death Star. Then, they get chased by an oil truck driven by a Terminator-like robot. Finally, the Warners are chased by a giant gear.
* MultipleEndings: This game has three different endings. How many scripts you collect in the game determines which ending you get:
** If you collect less than 10 scripts, you'll get the BadEnding where Mr. Plotz scolds the Warners for missing too many scenes in their movie.
** If you collect 11 to 23 scripts, you'll get the normal ending where Mr. Plotz tells the Warners that although they made a better effort, the movie's still incomplete and they need to try harder, then when he sees Yakko and Wakko reacting lustfully to Hello Nurse, he asks if they're even trying.
** If you collect all 24 scripts, you'll get the GoldenEnding, where Mr. Plotz screens the movie, only to discover it has nothing but the Warners in it. [[TheStinger After the credits]], the Brain plots his next plan to take over the world.
* PalmtreePanic: The first half of the Aquatic Stage takes place on a beach. The Warners have to ride rafts and barrels across the water and use giant clams as springboards while dodging [[EverythingsWorseWithSharks sharks]].
* TempleOfDoom: The third part of the Adventure Stage takes place in one, which ends with a ride in a mine cart. This is because this stage is a parody of the ''Franchise/IndianaJones'' films.
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* AdvancingWallOfDoom: In Stage 5, an explosion chases after the Warners, and they have to stay ahead of it.
* AreYouPonderingWhatImPondering: When Brain asks Pinky "Are you thinking what I'm thinking?", Pinky's response is "I think so, Brain, but how do we teach a sardine to speak Russian?"
* BigBoosHaunt: Stage 4 takes place on the set of a horror film called ''Bloodmask: Part 32'', where Dracula serves as the boss.
* DarthVaderClone: Stage 2 features Dume Rayder, who is the second cousin of Ike Skywriter. Collecting his helmet is the goal of this stage.
* DramaticThunder: The final battle with Pinky and the Brain takes place in ACME Labs, where thunder booms and lightning flashes outside.
* ExpressiveHealthBar: The Warners' health bar is on the upper-left corner of the screen, and it consists of a face with its expression changing depending on how much health they have (they can take up to eight hits). If their health gauge is full, the expression is excited, if they take two hits, the expression is calm, if they take four hits, the expression is terrified, and if they take six hits, the expression is tired.
* FightDracula: Dracula is the boss of Stage 4, which should come as no surprise, since Konami, creator of the ''VideoGame/{{Castlevania}}'' games, also developed this game.
* ForcedTutorial: The game begins with a level where the Warners escape from their tower and have to use their special moves to get past obstacles and into the Warner Bros. studio; Yakko to push boxes, Wakko to set off a bomb to destroy a stone wall, and Dot to kiss Runt, who is blocking the exit. This is done to teach players how to use each of the Warners' special moves.
* HalfTheManHeUsedToBe: During the final battle with Pinky and the Brain's robot suit, the torso and the legs separate from each other. The Warners can use the bombs that Brain throws to attack either one, but they do have to dodge the legs as they walk around and jump. Once the robot takes enough hits, the legs will finish off the torso by kicking it several times before jumping away.
* HydrantGeyser: In Stage 5, the Warners come across buildings on fire that spread flames. Wakko must put the fires out by hitting the nearby hydrants with his mallet.
* HumanCannonball: When Wakko first comes across a cannon, he must light the fuse with his mallet. Then, he must jump inside the cannon so it can launch him in the air.
* HyperspaceMallet: This is Wakko's basic attack. He can use this to activate switches and light bombs.
* ImprobableWeaponUser: Yakko's basic method of attacking enemies is with a paddle ball.
* LocomotiveLevel: The second half of Stage 3 takes place on a train, where Ralph serves as the boss. During the first encounter, the Warner siblings must [[PieInTheFace toss pies at him]] from an oven in the bakery car, while he tries to do vice-versa to them while riding a rail-mounted segway. In their second encounter, the Warners reach the engine. They must fill it with coal so it can outrun Ralph.
* MadBomber:
** Ralph is the boss of Stage 1, and when he is on the platform above the two seesaws, he tosses bombs at the Warners. Wakko must use the boulders on the seesaws to hit him.
** In the final battle against Pinky and the Brain, Brain tosses bombs, which Pinky lights. Dot needs to distract Pinky so he can't light the bombs. Then, Yakko can push the bombs towards the robot suit and Wakko can light them.
* NeverSmileAtACrocodile: In Stage 1, there are alligator animatronics that try to attack the Warners. They have to jump off the boat when the animatronics try to attack them. Ralph is also seen riding one near the end of the section.
* PowerTrio: You can play as all three Warner siblings, switch between them, and each of them have their own unique abilities that are required to progress through the game.
* PowerUpFood: If the Warners collect food like apples, bananas, grapes, ice cream, and meat, they can restore lost health.
* ProjectileKiss: This is Dot's basic attack. She can use this to distract characters.
* SeesawCatapult: When Wakko comes across a seesaw with a boulder on one end, he can hit the other end with his mallet. The seesaw will launch the boulder into the air, then when the boulder comes back down, it will launch Wakko into the air.
* TeamworkPuzzleGame: This game has all three Warners as playable characters, each with their own unique abilities that are required to progress through the game.
* TimedMission: The Warners have 500 seconds to complete each stage, and they lose a life if time runs out. Collecting clock power-ups adds extra time to the time limit.
* WaxingLyrical: In the prologue to Stage 1, Yakko says, "Wakko, you take the high road. Dot, you take the low road. As for me, I'll be in Scotland afore ye. Whatever that means."
* WeaponsThatSuck: In Stage 4, the Brain uses his Vacuuminator to suck up some nearby dishes. The Warners have to dodge these dishes and avoid being sucked in until the Vacuuminator overloads and explodes.
* TheWildWest: The first half of Stage 3 takes place on the set of a western film called ''Swing Em' Low, Hang Em' High''.
!! Both versions provide examples of:
* BigBadEnsemble: Both Ralph and Pinky and the Brain serve as the antagonists of both games. Ralph spends a majority of both games trying to capture the Warners and return them to their tower, while Pinky and the Brain are trying to take over the world and serve as the FinalBoss of both games.
* EternalEngine:
** In the SNES version, the second part of the Sci-Fi stage takes place in a steel mill, in a parody of ''Film/TheTerminator'', culminating in a battle against a Terminator-like robot.
** In the Genesis version, Stage 5 takes place on the set of an action film.
* HubLevel: After the tutorial stage is completed, the Warners can play the following stages in any order they choose. Once all those stages are complete, the final stage will be unlocked.
* JungleJapes:
** The first half of the Adventure Stage in the SNES version takes place in a jungle-themed set.
** Stage 1 in the Genesis version takes place on the set of ''The Adventure of Dirk Rugged VII'', which is a jungle.
* MinecartMadness:
** The SNES version has one minecart section in the Adventure Stage where the primary danger is the pursuing Ralph. It ends with the minecart soaring into the air ... and passing directly in front of the full moon.
** The Genesis version also has a minecart section in Stage 1. While riding the mine cart, Wakko must use his mallet to switch the points to avoid falling off dead ends.
* MobileSuitHuman: The Brain's robot suit from the TV series is the FinalBoss in both games, with Brain operating it and Pinky in its pocket.
* MythologyGag:
** In the SNES version, the Adventure Stage begins with Kiki the Gorilla from "[[Recap/AnimaniacsEpisode44 Kiki's Kitten]]" chasing Rita and Runt.
** Dracula from "[[Recap/AnimaniacsEpisode29 Draculee, Draculaa]]" appears as an enemy in the Adventure Stage during the mine cart section.
** The boss of the Aquatic Stage is Captain Mel from "[[Recap/AnimaniacsEpisode3 H.M.S. Yakko]]".
** In Stage 3 of the Genesis version, the Warners come across Pinky with the Brain in his "[[Recap/AnimaniacsEpisode34 Bubba Bo Bob Brain]]" alias.
** In Stage 4 of the Genesis version, the Brain uses his Vacuuminator from "[[Recap/AnimaniacsEpisode18 Pavlov's Mice]]" to suck up some dishes on a nearby shelf and attempt to suck up the Warners.
** The boss of Stage 4 of the Genesis version is Dracula from "Draculee, Draculaa".
* PasswordSave: Both games have a password system. The SNES version uses a twelve-character system, while the Genesis version uses a nine-character one.
* SpaceStation:
** In the SNES version, the first and third parts of the Sci-Fi stage take place in one, in clear parodies of ''Franchise/StarWars'' and ''Franchise/{{Alien}}''.
** In the Genesis version, Stage 2 takes place on the set of ''Space Wars''. This level is absent from the Game Boy port.
* ShoutOut:
** In the SNES version, the opening cutscene where Mr. Plotz contacts the Warners to help him retrieve the missing scripts directly parodies ''Film/MissionImpossible'', complete with the video message self-destructing afterwards.
** The Fantasy Studio is largely based on ''WesternAnimation/AliceInWonderland'', as it begins with the Warner siblings chasing after the White Rabbit, and features Playing Card Guards as enemies, culminating in a boss battle against the Queen of Hearts.
** The second part of the Fantasy Studio features the Warners hopping across a large dog/centipede-like creature that resembles Falcor from ''Film/TheNeverEndingStory''.
** The first part of the Adventure stage is based on ''Film/KingKong1933'', and features a battle against a pair of King Kong-like hands.
** The third part of the Adventure Stage is a clear parody of ''Franchise/IndianaJones'', featuring a sound-alike of the ''Indiana Jones'' theme song, as well as riding a mine cart at the end of the temple. The end of the stage has the Warners fly past the full moon.
** The first part of the Sci-Fi Stage is based on ''Franchise/StarWars'', as well as ''Franchise/{{Alien}}''.
** The second part of the Sci-Fi Stage is based on ''Film/TheTerminator'', and features a battle with a Terminator-like robot.
** Stage 1 of the Genesis version takes place on the set of ''The Adventure of Dirk Rugged VII'', a parody of the ''Franchise/IndianaJones'' films.
** Stage 2 takes place on the set of ''Space Wars''. In the prologue, Yakko says he almost fainted when [[IAmYourFather Dume Rayder told Ike Skywriter that he was his second cousin]].
** Stage 4 takes place on the set of ''Bloodmask: Part 32'', which is a parody of ''Film/FridayThe13th'', complete with an {{Expy}} of Jason Vorhees named Janus.
* {{Studiopolis}}: The entirety of both games take place in the various film stages of the Warner Bros. studio. Each of these stages have spotlights and movie cameras present throughout them.
* TacticalSuicideBoss: Pinky and the Brain's robot suit in both games. In the SNES version, it brings down screwbolts that the Warners need to toss back at it to damage it. In the Genesis version, it [[MadBomber tosses bombs]] at the Warners. Dot has to distract Pinky to keep him from lighting the bombs, then Wakko can push the unlit bombs towards the robot suit and Wakko can light them to damage it.
In the SNES version, the Brain hatches his latest plan to take over the world by stealing the scripts of the new Warner Bros. film while it was still in production. Mr. Plotz, the CEO of the Warner Bros. Studio reluctantly asks Yakko, Wakko, and Dot, the Warner siblings to retrieve all 24 script pages and foil the Brain's plan.
In this version, players navigate the Warners through a three-dimensional playing field. The goal of the game is to collect 24 script pages, and although the game can be completed without obtaining all of them, collecting all 24 results in the best ending. The Warners have no health bar, lives, or unique abilities, and the game ends when all three Warners are defeated or captured by Ralph. Each character can pick up and throw items as well as execute a dash move. If all three characters are together, they can stack themselves up to reach higher platforms. At the bottom of the screen is a slot machine, which is activated after collecting a certain number of coins. This slot machine can grant continues, invincibility, or bring back a character if they were previously defeated or captured by Ralph.
In the Genesis version, the Warners decide to open a hip pop culture shop in order to become closer to their favorite movie stars. To do so, they travel across various stages in the Warner Bros. studio to collect movie props to sell. Once they collect all five props, Pinky and the Brain steal them in their latest attempt to take over the world.
This version plays like a traditional 2D platformer. You can play as all three Warner siblings and switch between them with a push of a button. Each Warner sibling has their own unique abilities that are required to progress through the game. Yakko can push and pull boxes and attacks enemies with his paddle ball, Wakko can use his mallet to attack enemies, activate switches, and light bombs, and Dot can blow kisses to distract characters.
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!! The SNES version provides examples of:
* BossRush: The Editing Room features the Warners fighting the bosses from each stage before facing off against Pinky and the Brain.
* EverythingsWorseWithSharks: Sharks serve as common enemies in the first part of the Aquatic Stage.
* FloatingLimbs:
** The tentacles of the giant octopus in the second half of the Aquatic Stage are made up of floating orbs.
** The Brain's robot suit is depicted with limbs that are also made up of floating orbs.
* FullMoonSilhouette: The minecart section in the Adventure Stage ends with the Warners flying past the full moon as a [[SuspiciouslySimilarSong sound-alike]] of the theme from ''Film/ETTheExtraterrestrial'' plays.
* GangplankGalleon: The second half of the Aquatic Stage takes place on a pirate ship, featuring cannons, rope swinging, pirates and the boss being a pirate captain with an eyepatch and pegleg on a giant octopus.
* HumanLadder: When all three Warners are together, they can stack themselves atop each other to reach higher places.
* IndyEscape:
** At the end of the Adventure Stage, the Warners get chased by the full moon after they pass by it.
** The Sci-Fi Stage has three examples; first, the Warners get chased by replicas of the Death Star. Then, they get chased by an oil truck driven by a Terminator-like robot. Finally, the Warners are chased by a giant gear.
* MultipleEndings: This game has three different endings. How many scripts you collect in the game determines which ending you get:
** If you collect less than 10 scripts, you'll get the BadEnding where Mr. Plotz scolds the Warners for missing too many scenes in their movie.
** If you collect 11 to 23 scripts, you'll get the normal ending where Mr. Plotz tells the Warners that although they made a better effort, the movie's still incomplete and they need to try harder, then when he sees Yakko and Wakko reacting lustfully to Hello Nurse, he asks if they're even trying.
** If you collect all 24 scripts, you'll get the GoldenEnding, where Mr. Plotz screens the movie, only to discover it has nothing but the Warners in it. [[TheStinger After the credits]], the Brain plots his next plan to take over the world.
* PalmtreePanic: The first half of the Aquatic Stage takes place on a beach. The Warners have to ride rafts and barrels across the water and use giant clams as springboards while dodging [[EverythingsWorseWithSharks sharks]].
* TempleOfDoom: The third part of the Adventure Stage takes place in one, which ends with a ride in a mine cart. This is because this stage is a parody of the ''Franchise/IndianaJones'' films.
!! The Genesis version provides examples of:
* AdvancingWallOfDoom: In Stage 5, an explosion chases after the Warners, and they have to stay ahead of it.
* AreYouPonderingWhatImPondering: When Brain asks Pinky "Are you thinking what I'm thinking?", Pinky's response is "I think so, Brain, but how do we teach a sardine to speak Russian?"
* BigBoosHaunt: Stage 4 takes place on the set of a horror film called ''Bloodmask: Part 32'', where Dracula serves as the boss.
* DarthVaderClone: Stage 2 features Dume Rayder, who is the second cousin of Ike Skywriter. Collecting his helmet is the goal of this stage.
* DramaticThunder: The final battle with Pinky and the Brain takes place in ACME Labs, where thunder booms and lightning flashes outside.
* ExpressiveHealthBar: The Warners' health bar is on the upper-left corner of the screen, and it consists of a face with its expression changing depending on how much health they have (they can take up to eight hits). If their health gauge is full, the expression is excited, if they take two hits, the expression is calm, if they take four hits, the expression is terrified, and if they take six hits, the expression is tired.
* FightDracula: Dracula is the boss of Stage 4, which should come as no surprise, since Konami, creator of the ''VideoGame/{{Castlevania}}'' games, also developed this game.
* ForcedTutorial: The game begins with a level where the Warners escape from their tower and have to use their special moves to get past obstacles and into the Warner Bros. studio; Yakko to push boxes, Wakko to set off a bomb to destroy a stone wall, and Dot to kiss Runt, who is blocking the exit. This is done to teach players how to use each of the Warners' special moves.
* HalfTheManHeUsedToBe: During the final battle with Pinky and the Brain's robot suit, the torso and the legs separate from each other. The Warners can use the bombs that Brain throws to attack either one, but they do have to dodge the legs as they walk around and jump. Once the robot takes enough hits, the legs will finish off the torso by kicking it several times before jumping away.
* HydrantGeyser: In Stage 5, the Warners come across buildings on fire that spread flames. Wakko must put the fires out by hitting the nearby hydrants with his mallet.
* HumanCannonball: When Wakko first comes across a cannon, he must light the fuse with his mallet. Then, he must jump inside the cannon so it can launch him in the air.
* HyperspaceMallet: This is Wakko's basic attack. He can use this to activate switches and light bombs.
* ImprobableWeaponUser: Yakko's basic method of attacking enemies is with a paddle ball.
* LocomotiveLevel: The second half of Stage 3 takes place on a train, where Ralph serves as the boss. During the first encounter, the Warner siblings must [[PieInTheFace toss pies at him]] from an oven in the bakery car, while he tries to do vice-versa to them while riding a rail-mounted segway. In their second encounter, the Warners reach the engine. They must fill it with coal so it can outrun Ralph.
* MadBomber:
** Ralph is the boss of Stage 1, and when he is on the platform above the two seesaws, he tosses bombs at the Warners. Wakko must use the boulders on the seesaws to hit him.
** In the final battle against Pinky and the Brain, Brain tosses bombs, which Pinky lights. Dot needs to distract Pinky so he can't light the bombs. Then, Yakko can push the bombs towards the robot suit and Wakko can light them.
* NeverSmileAtACrocodile: In Stage 1, there are alligator animatronics that try to attack the Warners. They have to jump off the boat when the animatronics try to attack them. Ralph is also seen riding one near the end of the section.
* PowerTrio: You can play as all three Warner siblings, switch between them, and each of them have their own unique abilities that are required to progress through the game.
* PowerUpFood: If the Warners collect food like apples, bananas, grapes, ice cream, and meat, they can restore lost health.
* ProjectileKiss: This is Dot's basic attack. She can use this to distract characters.
* SeesawCatapult: When Wakko comes across a seesaw with a boulder on one end, he can hit the other end with his mallet. The seesaw will launch the boulder into the air, then when the boulder comes back down, it will launch Wakko into the air.
* TeamworkPuzzleGame: This game has all three Warners as playable characters, each with their own unique abilities that are required to progress through the game.
* TimedMission: The Warners have 500 seconds to complete each stage, and they lose a life if time runs out. Collecting clock power-ups adds extra time to the time limit.
* WaxingLyrical: In the prologue to Stage 1, Yakko says, "Wakko, you take the high road. Dot, you take the low road. As for me, I'll be in Scotland afore ye. Whatever that means."
* WeaponsThatSuck: In Stage 4, the Brain uses his Vacuuminator to suck up some nearby dishes. The Warners have to dodge these dishes and avoid being sucked in until the Vacuuminator overloads and explodes.
* TheWildWest: The first half of Stage 3 takes place on the set of a western film called ''Swing Em' Low, Hang Em' High''.
!! Both versions provide examples of:
* BigBadEnsemble: Both Ralph and Pinky and the Brain serve as the antagonists of both games. Ralph spends a majority of both games trying to capture the Warners and return them to their tower, while Pinky and the Brain are trying to take over the world and serve as the FinalBoss of both games.
* EternalEngine:
** In the SNES version, the second part of the Sci-Fi stage takes place in a steel mill, in a parody of ''Film/TheTerminator'', culminating in a battle against a Terminator-like robot.
** In the Genesis version, Stage 5 takes place on the set of an action film.
* HubLevel: After the tutorial stage is completed, the Warners can play the following stages in any order they choose. Once all those stages are complete, the final stage will be unlocked.
* JungleJapes:
** The first half of the Adventure Stage in the SNES version takes place in a jungle-themed set.
** Stage 1 in the Genesis version takes place on the set of ''The Adventure of Dirk Rugged VII'', which is a jungle.
* MinecartMadness:
** The SNES version has one minecart section in the Adventure Stage where the primary danger is the pursuing Ralph. It ends with the minecart soaring into the air ... and passing directly in front of the full moon.
** The Genesis version also has a minecart section in Stage 1. While riding the mine cart, Wakko must use his mallet to switch the points to avoid falling off dead ends.
* MobileSuitHuman: The Brain's robot suit from the TV series is the FinalBoss in both games, with Brain operating it and Pinky in its pocket.
* MythologyGag:
** In the SNES version, the Adventure Stage begins with Kiki the Gorilla from "[[Recap/AnimaniacsEpisode44 Kiki's Kitten]]" chasing Rita and Runt.
** Dracula from "[[Recap/AnimaniacsEpisode29 Draculee, Draculaa]]" appears as an enemy in the Adventure Stage during the mine cart section.
** The boss of the Aquatic Stage is Captain Mel from "[[Recap/AnimaniacsEpisode3 H.M.S. Yakko]]".
** In Stage 3 of the Genesis version, the Warners come across Pinky with the Brain in his "[[Recap/AnimaniacsEpisode34 Bubba Bo Bob Brain]]" alias.
** In Stage 4 of the Genesis version, the Brain uses his Vacuuminator from "[[Recap/AnimaniacsEpisode18 Pavlov's Mice]]" to suck up some dishes on a nearby shelf and attempt to suck up the Warners.
** The boss of Stage 4 of the Genesis version is Dracula from "Draculee, Draculaa".
* PasswordSave: Both games have a password system. The SNES version uses a twelve-character system, while the Genesis version uses a nine-character one.
* SpaceStation:
** In the SNES version, the first and third parts of the Sci-Fi stage take place in one, in clear parodies of ''Franchise/StarWars'' and ''Franchise/{{Alien}}''.
** In the Genesis version, Stage 2 takes place on the set of ''Space Wars''. This level is absent from the Game Boy port.
* ShoutOut:
** In the SNES version, the opening cutscene where Mr. Plotz contacts the Warners to help him retrieve the missing scripts directly parodies ''Film/MissionImpossible'', complete with the video message self-destructing afterwards.
** The Fantasy Studio is largely based on ''WesternAnimation/AliceInWonderland'', as it begins with the Warner siblings chasing after the White Rabbit, and features Playing Card Guards as enemies, culminating in a boss battle against the Queen of Hearts.
** The second part of the Fantasy Studio features the Warners hopping across a large dog/centipede-like creature that resembles Falcor from ''Film/TheNeverEndingStory''.
** The first part of the Adventure stage is based on ''Film/KingKong1933'', and features a battle against a pair of King Kong-like hands.
** The third part of the Adventure Stage is a clear parody of ''Franchise/IndianaJones'', featuring a sound-alike of the ''Indiana Jones'' theme song, as well as riding a mine cart at the end of the temple. The end of the stage has the Warners fly past the full moon.
** The first part of the Sci-Fi Stage is based on ''Franchise/StarWars'', as well as ''Franchise/{{Alien}}''.
** The second part of the Sci-Fi Stage is based on ''Film/TheTerminator'', and features a battle with a Terminator-like robot.
** Stage 1 of the Genesis version takes place on the set of ''The Adventure of Dirk Rugged VII'', a parody of the ''Franchise/IndianaJones'' films.
** Stage 2 takes place on the set of ''Space Wars''. In the prologue, Yakko says he almost fainted when [[IAmYourFather Dume Rayder told Ike Skywriter that he was his second cousin]].
** Stage 4 takes place on the set of ''Bloodmask: Part 32'', which is a parody of ''Film/FridayThe13th'', complete with an {{Expy}} of Jason Vorhees named Janus.
* {{Studiopolis}}: The entirety of both games take place in the various film stages of the Warner Bros. studio. Each of these stages have spotlights and movie cameras present throughout them.
* TacticalSuicideBoss: Pinky and the Brain's robot suit in both games. In the SNES version, it brings down screwbolts that the Warners need to toss back at it to damage it. In the Genesis version, it [[MadBomber tosses bombs]] at the Warners. Dot has to distract Pinky to keep him from lighting the bombs, then Wakko can push the unlit bombs towards the robot suit and Wakko can light them to damage it.
