If you guessed that Mr. Wacky and Mr. Brain were inspired by Pinky and the Brain, you guessed right! Pinky and the Brain do not appear in this story, by the way. Anyways, this chapter introduces the Warners.
Later that morning, inside the house of someone named Little Miss Slippery, the closet door opened, and out came three toons. They all had fur that was black (except for their faces and feet, where their fur was white), red noses, dog-like ears, and cat-like tails. The first one was taller than the other two and he wore tan pants, as well as a black belt with a yellow buckle. The second one wore a red baseball cap and a light blue shirt. The third one wore a pink skirt and had a flower in her ears. "This is a strange place, don't you think?" said the first toon, who was named Yakko. "Well, Yakko," said the second toon, who was named Wakko, "it's definitely not the water tower." The third toon, who was named Dot, said, "We should explore where we ended up." "Good idea, Dot!" said Yakko, and he, along with Wakko and Dot, found their way out of the house and saw a trail left by a bike. "I wonder what this trail leads to," said Wakko. Yakko, Wakko, and Dot followed the trail to Mr. Messy's Pizza Parlor. They went inside and saw a pink, round Mr. Man with messy hair and blue and white sneakers. "Welcome to Mr. Messy's Pizza Parlor," he said. "How may I help you?" "Are you Mr. Messy?" asked Yakko. "Yes," said the pink Mr. Man, who was indeed Mr. Messy. "Who are you?" "We're the Warner Brothers," said Yakko and Wakko. "And the Warner Sister!" added Dot. Mr. Messy said, "No wonder I didn't recognize you. You're not from around here!" "Where are we, anyway?" asked Wakko. "My pizza parlor, that's where!" said Mr. Messy. "No, I don't mean the building we're in," explained Wakko. Then, Mr. Messy understood. "This town is called Dillydale," he said. "It's the capital of Misterland, the home of the Mr. Men and Little Misses." "I should've recognized it," said Yakko. "My cousin Makko has seen some adventures in Dillydale recently." "He has?" asked Wakko, who hadn't seen what Makko had been up to recently. "He has," said Yakko. "Well, now that you're here," said Mr. Messy, "would you mind helping me out with something?" "No," the Warners said in unison. "Good," said Mr. Messy. "I need a pizza delivered to Mr. Dudeman at 2628 Mystery Lane. I'd deliver it myself, but both tires on my bike are flat." "There's one problem," said Dot. "We don't know where 2628 Mystery Lane is." "No problem," said Mr. Messy, and he reached into his messy hair and pulled out a map with pizza sauce on the back. He handed it to Wakko, but Dot quickly snatched it out of Wakko's hands, saying, "If Wakko's holding it, chances are he'll eat it." "I have an idea," said Yakko, and he took a cloth gag and put it over Wakko's mouth, after which he handed Wakko the pizza box. After that, the Warners set off for 2628 Mystery Lane. However, unbeknownst to Yakko and Dot, Wakko had removed the gag from his mouth.
Yakko mentions his cousin Makko, who, like Mr. Dudeman, I inspired by myself. I've seen lots of Mr. Men Show episodes, so I thought it would be fitting if Yakko mentioned Makko doing so. Anyways, the next chapter is about the Warners meeting Mr. Dudeman.