
Animaniacs: Wakko's Wish (1999) on Netflix
NR19991h 20mAdventureAnimationComedy
In Acme Falls, Yakko, Wakko and Dot Warner cannot pay for the operation Dot needs. Wakko wishes on a star, and it falls in the mountains. The town races for it.
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Plot summary
In the town of Acme Falls, the death of King William the Good leaves Warnerstock in civil war, and King Salazar the Pushy of Ticktockia seizes the kingdom and taxes its people into poverty. Yakko, Wakko and Dot Warner have nothing, and Dot needs an operation. Wakko earns a ha'penny in a nearby town, but the tax collector Plotz takes it. Wakko wishes on a star; a fairy tells him it is the sky's only wishing star, and it lands in the mountains. Whoever touches it earns a single wish, and the whole town races for it.
Cast
Rob Paulsenas Yakko Warner / Dr. Otto Scratchensniff / Pinky (voice)
Jess Harnellas Wakko Warner (voice)
Tress MacNeilleas Dot Warner / Hello Nurse / Marita Hippo / Mindy's Mother (voice)
Maurice LaMarcheas The Brain / Squit (voice)
Nancy Cartwrightas Mindy (voice)
Frank Welkeras Baron Thaddeus von Plotz III / Ralph the Guard / Runt / Buttons / Chicken Boo / Additional Voices (voice)
Chick Venneraas Pesto (voice)
John Marianoas Bobby / Gas Station Attendant (voice)
Bernadette Petersas Rita (voice)
Sherri Stoneras Slappy Squirrel (voice)
Paxton Whiteheadas King Salazar (voice)
Ben Steinas Desire Fulfillment Facilitator (voice)
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Jeff Bennettas Captain of the Guard / Baloney (voice) (as Jeff Glen Bennett)
Paul Ruggas Mr. Director (voice)
Julie Brownas Minerva Mink (voice)
Tom Bodettas Narrator (voice)
Julie Bernsteinas Singer (voice)
- Steven Bernsteinas Singer (voice)
Bobbi Pageas Singer (voice)
- Nathan Rueggeras Skippy Squirrel (voice)
Did you know?!Facts and trivia about Animaniacs: Wakko's Wish (1999)
Can contain spoilers, watch the movie first.
- Although Wakko's Wish had been rated highly among children and adults in test screenings, Warner Bros. decided to release it direct-to-video rather than spending money on marketing a wide theatrical release.
- It is the first Animaniacs production to use digital ink and paint, and the first direct-to-video film by Warner Bros. Animation to do so.














