Animaniacs Face Match: Meet Your Twin

The fast-talking eldest who can cram every country on Earth into a single song. A wordplay master with an allergy to silence. After a joke that barely slips past the censors, he always signs off with "Goodnight, everybody!"

The middle sibling with a black hole for a stomach. He carries a magic bag with anvils and hammers and even an orchestra inside. He talks the least of the three because his mouth is usually full.

The youngest and cutest, and she knows how to use it as a weapon. Her full name takes about a minute to say, and only she can say it. Shorten it to "Dottie" and you're in trouble.

A lab mouse with a giant head. His one agenda each night is world domination. His plans are always genius and his failures are always his partner's fault, at least in his official position.

A retired legend of cartoons, a granny. She's seen every gag in the world and invented half of them. These days she naps and grumbles, and her handbag still carries dynamite from the old days.

The powder keg of the three pigeons. Any innocent remark starts the "What do you mean by that?!" interrogation, and the feathers explode every time. Not a single exception.

The coolest pigeon in the neighborhood and the real leader of the trio. He talks like a gangster movie and struts around the statue like he owns it. Keeping his hot-tempered crew from blowing themselves up is his job too.

A big, lovable, dazzlingly dim dog. He adopted a cat and carries her around, and never realizes she's a cat. His catchphrase is "Definitely, definitely," and nothing about him is definite.

A baby escape artist no lock can stop. She repeats "Why?" endlessly and wanders fearlessly into roads and construction sites. Cleaning up after her costs the puppy eight of his nine lives every episode.

The happiest mouse in the world and the eternal assistant to a world-domination planner. He answers every brilliant plan with "Narf!" The funny part is that his nonsense is right more often than the genius's plan.

The sweet nephew who diligently takes notes while his aunt solves every problem with bombs. He cries at sad movies and cheers at cartoon action. At a gross scene, the standard reaction is "Ew!"