The Warner siblings go on an adventure unlike any other they had been on before. The backstory of them is learnt and why they ended up getting split from their parents. (Soundtrack Playlist on YouTube)

The studio has hidden secrets before and the Warner brothers are no stranger to secrets. But some secrets don't stay hidden for long. And it might be more than the Warners can handle.

The Warner siblings meet their voice actors for the first time, and Yakko hears a story of something, his voice actor went through, believing that she will go through the same. AI generated!

With their future at stake, the Warner siblings have to put on a finale that'll convince the execs not to put them in suspended animation again! Shouldn't be a problem, except that something's happening to Yakko and it jeopardizes everything. Includes jokes, wholesome sibling moments, two mice, and traditional Animaniacs fanfic angst.

When trouble strikes Acme Falls three young warners must stop an evil king before the whole village and the castle falls in ruins. (And Yakko knows this king from years ago.)

Set after Fear and Laughter in Burbank. The episode's filming has left Yakko scarred, and he finally realizes the producers don't care about him. In his blind rage, he releases chaos upon the world, in the order of Yakko's World. It's up to his sibs to bring him back, but will they be successful? Or will the world fall victim to Yakko Warner?

In the fall of 1999, teenage Nori Bennett is hired to watch the Warners while a millennium celebration is planned. While she gets on well with Wakko and Dot, she is exasperated by the antics of Yakko, who has a not-so-secret crush on her. A bet is struck between them, but all bets are off when they're drawn into Y2K trouble. Original series continuity.

The priorities in Yakko, Wakko, and Dot’s lives were each other. Because each other were all they had, living in hunger and poverty. Without one of those three the family would be broken. Broken. Takes place in the Wakko’s Wish Universe.

During a trip to the beach, Slappy bumps into her old arch nemesis, Walter J. Wolf. Slappy has a few words to say to her former foe.

An announcement about my continued works, changes made to them, where to find them heretofore.

Wakko gets a universal remote and uses it to control everything except the TV.

How different would life be for the Warner siblings if they could age? What would the Warners be like as old geezers?

When Wakko makes another attempt at travelling through time, he and his siblings are sent all the way back to the 1930s, in the midst of the Great Depression. Without tv having been invented yet, the remote stops working entirely. As they struggle to survive the times, Wakko learns a valuable lesson in confidence.

Catalina, Sabrina, and Deja return with an all-new season of laughs, pop culture parodies, and enough girl power to battle their way out of a video game, learn the secrets of being a teen influencer, and stumble upon a genie all while returning as undercover agents to fight international crime!

Yakko never really knew what it would take in order for him to get to the top. He never could have imagined that he and his siblings would live a life in the big time; he never thought that they ever had a chance. But little does he know that he has a lot of potential inside him. He just doesn't know it yet.

Wakko builds a gizmo that he thinks will be beneficial for him and his family. Unfortunately, he bites off more than he can chew, and ends up causing a lot more trouble than he bargained

Ever wanted to see the Animaniacs characters in the world and storyline of Encanto? Well, here you go! Also, don't mind the fact that I had to play with the age of the Warner siblings. I went with what Madrigal sisters fit the personalities of the Warners.

Title says it all. Old, just publishing. Season 3 wasn't out at the time, neither was season two, so non canon compliant. Still the reboot universe. Antics start at chapter 3 and Yakko takes the lead more, so feel free to skip the first two chapters.

Yakko has a very disturbing dream, but he refuses to wake his siblings up and talk about it. (Anyone is welcome to submit art for the cover if they want. (: )

You've known him since preschool, you've hated him since middle school, and you're without him in highschool. Yakko Alvin Warner was the perfect guy. He should be yours. But he's got Delphine's arms wrapped around his neck and the thought of them together makes you sick. But now, he needs your help.

Wakko sends his ideas to world-renowned chocolatier Billy Binko. Sung to the tune of "A Letter from Charlie Bucket" from Charlie and the Chocolate Factory.

Animaniacs is officially over. The Warners, however, aren't coping well. But some bonding time with their favourite psychiatrist makes said psychiatrist realise something. The story is better than the summary I promise!

After their show ended Yakko Wakko and Dot were settled into a comfortable routine. This all gets turned upside down when the studio makes a discovery that could change things for the Warner's forever.

The Warners are not happy with the ending to the reboot, and they don't know what the future holds, but they can at least leave a parting gift.

One day, Yakko receives a hate letter from a complete stranger. He feels very angry about this, but thankfully his siblings are there to help him through his emotions.