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Just a little something to divert myself from storyboarding for a bit... though it might inspire storyboards if Steven Spielberg ever sees this before deciding to make another Animaniacs movie. (A girl can imagine, right?)

Anyhow, shortly after escaping the cycle with Audrey Drew, and possibly finding out he could finally talk, Bendy was sure he finally left is Ink Demon persona behind for good, but upon finding out about the Warner siblings and their reputation for being "zany to the max" and getting locked up for it on a regular basis, our little devil darling finds enough in common with them before actually meeting them to learn the hard way what it means to say "familiarity breeds contempt". He finds he's beside himself over the very idea of an encounter with them: his good yet mischievous self actually sympathies and wants to be friends with them (the real kind, not that "special friend" thing they do to enemies they actually like) while another part of him finds it unfair that their being out of control did no permanent damage to WB Studios while he doing the same thing lead Joey Drew Studios to ruin... he actually finds himself wishing the Ink Demon came with him so he could EAT them alive, yet shakes that idea out of his head on account of still having nightmares of eating people (and not in the way cartoons are supposed to, as the begging of his victims wasn't funny). It wasn't until Archgate Studios did a movie collaboration with WB Studios that he came to realize that a part of him STILL IS the Ink Demon, and that part of him still comes out at random whenever he's angry or upset in a Jekyll and Hyde manner (fittingly enough, the collaboration is yet another spoof on "Jekyll and Hyde"). However, Bendy didn't want to cause problems for the humans working on the animated film (again!), so he schedules an appointment with Dr. Otto Von Scratchensniff to get to the bottom of his issues and know for sure what his transformation triggers are, but before seeing the therapist he ends up meeting none other then Yakko, Wakko, and Dot in one of the movie warehouses. After realizing they'd be doing a soup commercial together, along with the movie and a few animated shorts, the four of them agree to make a "play date" out of it. As they did so, Bendy hears in his mind his evil alter ego... which, for now, is nothing but a mere shadow of it's former self... whispering "they don't know us very well, do they?" Likewise, with the Warner brothers and the Warner sister holding mallets behind their backs, Wakko whispers and winks to the others "He doesn't know us very well, do he?", resulting in Dot giving a knowing, mischievous giggle. There's no doubt about it: this encounter is going to re-defy the Animaniacs' "special friend" scenario and take the concept to a knew level.

Description
Just a little something to divert myself from storyboarding for a bit... though it might inspire storyboards if Steven Spielberg ever sees this before deciding to make another Animaniacs movie. (A girl can imagine, right?)

Anyhow, shortly after escaping the cycle with Audrey Drew, and possibly finding out he could finally talk, Bendy was sure he finally left is Ink Demon persona behind for good, but upon finding out about the Warner siblings and their reputation for being "zany to the max" and getting locked up for it on a regular basis, our little devil darling finds enough in common with them before actually meeting them to learn the hard way what it means to say "familiarity breeds contempt". He finds he's beside himself over the very idea of an encounter with them: his good yet mischievous self actually sympathies and wants to be friends with them (the real kind, not that "special friend" thing they do to enemies they actually like) while another part of him finds it unfair that their being out of control did no permanent damage to WB Studios while he doing the same thing lead Joey Drew Studios to ruin... he actually finds himself wishing the Ink Demon came with him so he could EAT them alive, yet shakes that idea out of his head on account of still having nightmares of eating people (and not in the way cartoons are supposed to, as the begging of his victims wasn't funny). It wasn't until Archgate Studios did a movie collaboration with WB Studios that he came to realize that a part of him STILL IS the Ink Demon, and that part of him still comes out at random whenever he's angry or upset in a Jekyll and Hyde manner (fittingly enough, the collaboration is yet another spoof on "Jekyll and Hyde"). However, Bendy didn't want to cause problems for the humans working on the animated film (again!), so he schedules an appointment with Dr. Otto Von Scratchensniff to get to the bottom of his issues and know for sure what his transformation triggers are, but before seeing the therapist he ends up meeting none other then Yakko, Wakko, and Dot in one of the movie warehouses. After realizing they'd be doing a soup commercial together, along with the movie and a few animated shorts, the four of them agree to make a "play date" out of it. As they did so, Bendy hears in his mind his evil alter ego... which, for now, is nothing but a mere shadow of it's former self... whispering "they don't know us very well, do they?" Likewise, with the Warner brothers and the Warner sister holding mallets behind their backs, Wakko whispers and winks to the others "He doesn't know us very well, do he?", resulting in Dot giving a knowing, mischievous giggle. There's no doubt about it: this encounter is going to re-defy the Animaniacs' "special friend" scenario and take the concept to a knew level.