One common answer was that they were, in fact, the Warner Brothers, along with an apparently unknown sister. Keep in mind that a recurring gag on The Animaniacs was to have people question what the title characters were. Their official species name, however, is "Cartoonus Characterus." This information had actually always been a part of the show's production bible, with the obviously fake Latin word essentially being a "non-answer" to the characters' origins. Ruegger eventually admitted that their colloquial species name was "toons," or cartoon characters. Ironically, they were originally going to be ducks, but it was decided by series creator Tom Ruegger that there were already too many cartoon ducks.
Nothing else about their anatomy is particularly canine or feline, however. Instead of the cotton ball tails of bunnies, they have long, furry tails like a cat or a dog. This idea is muddled, however, with their tails. They also have large feet like a rabbit's, which would seemingly close the book on what type of animals they are. They have tall, playful ears that stand up like a rabbit's, which is an image accentuated by their pointed buck teeth. Otherwise, I see little reason to repay for these games once again, especially with Square's track record for extremely lackluster support on both mobile and PC.The trio's rather questionable genetic ancestry stems from their designs. So here's hoping Square will remaster these games so that they fit all screen ratios no matter the device of choice. This is why the previous releases on mobile are all letterboxed or pillarboxed (depending on your device), because they were not designed with dynamic ratio support even though a few of them were specifically recreated for mobile (looking at you V and VI). We don't know when these games will arrive or how they will be priced, just that the first should land "soon."Įach title will be released as a stand-alone game, just like the originals, though I have to say I'm curious to see how Square will handle the aspect ratios for all six games since they were originally designed for 4:3 screens. Like most E3 announcements, Square has little to show for its planned Final Fantasy Pixel Remaster series outside of the above trailer.
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