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New Animaniacs Funko Pops Include Slappy & Skippy And a Pinky & The Brain 2-Pack

By Becca Down

September 10, 2025, 12:09pm

’90s kids, this one’s for you. The Animaniacs are getting their first wave of Funko Pops since 2016! Created by Tom Ruegger and executive produced by Steven Spielberg (as part of his Amblin Entertainment partnership with Warner Bros.), the Animaniacs became an iconc show, and the new drop includes the Warner siblings Dot, Wakko, and Yakko, all with expressions that mirror their personalities. But that’s not all!

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You’ll also find the stars of Slappy Squirrel, an in-show comedy segment starring Slappy & Skippy. Finally, stick around for the Pinky & The Brain 2-pack, which includes both of the test rats in the midst of their daily struggle to take over the world. They eventually got their own spin-off series, but it all started on the Animaniacs.

Animaniacs Funko Pop Pre-Orders

These Pops are available to pre-order now right here at Entertainment Earth, but you’ll also find individual pre-order listings on Amazon below.

Animaniacs Dot Funko Pop! Vinyl Figure – Pre-order on Amazon
Animaniacs Wakko Funko Pop! Vinyl Figure – Pre-order on Amazon
Animaniacs Yakko Funko Pop! Vinyl Figure – Pre-order on Amazon
Animaniacs Slappy with Skippy Funko Pop! and Buddy Vinyl Figures – Pre-order on Amazon
Pinky & The Brain Funko Pop! Vinyl Figure 2-Pack – Pre-order on Amazon

For our readers maybe this will come as a surprise, or maybe it won’t, but did you know that Animaniacs has a whole backlog of comics to dive into? The history of these little animated characters is looong. Originally published by DC, the comics ran for 5 years from 1995-2000. There are over 60 Animaniacs comics, plus more when you include Pinky & The Brain and their collaborative series, Animaniacs! Featuring Pinky and the Brain. The Animaniacs reboot in 2020 led some to believe that maybe more comic projects would be on the way. Unfortunately, that never came to fruition and the reboot show came to an end in 2023. If you’re curious about what other shows had their own comic moment, head here to see Comicbook’s own Liz Wyatt discuss other weird comic/TV show projects.

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