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Another thing I wouldn't mind for an Animaniacs reboot is the segments being animated differently to add more uniqueness to the show, and prove that art is as big of a character in the show as the main characters.

And this isn't anything outrageous, because if you look back at the episodes, you'll see that the episodes are animated different by three different animation studios & have their own distinctive style.

Because of this, I think Paul Rudish (the master-mind behind to new 2D Mickey Mouse shorts) would be the more fitting choice to animate the "Yakko, Wakko, and Dot" segments.

Sure there might be some minor changes to the character designs (some being visible to even the untrained eyes), but the characters will still be recognizable.

*I may not have got Rudish's style down to a "T", but at least I've tried & the shade of pink on Dot's skirt turned out too light for my scanner *

Yakko, Wakko, and Dot Warner belong to WB, Ruegger, and Spielberg
Drawing, color, and ink done by me.

Description
Another thing I wouldn't mind for an Animaniacs reboot is the segments being animated differently to add more uniqueness to the show, and prove that art is as big of a character in the show as the main characters.

And this isn't anything outrageous, because if you look back at the episodes, you'll see that the episodes are animated different by three different animation studios & have their own distinctive style.

Because of this, I think Paul Rudish (the master-mind behind to new 2D Mickey Mouse shorts) would be the more fitting choice to animate the "Yakko, Wakko, and Dot" segments.

Sure there might be some minor changes to the character designs (some being visible to even the untrained eyes), but the characters will still be recognizable.

*I may not have got Rudish's style down to a "T", but at least I've tried & the shade of pink on Dot's skirt turned out too light for my scanner *

Yakko, Wakko, and Dot Warner belong to WB, Ruegger, and Spielberg
Drawing, color, and ink done by me.