Dreamworks has updated its intro animation to pay tribute to some of its biggest films, including Shrek, Kung Fu Panda, The Boss Baby, and Trolls.

Although it's not quite on the level of the iconic Disney castle intro, Dreamworks' opening showing a child sitting on the moon fishing is still one of the most iconic in animation. Although it's occasionally changed the intro to match a film, the studio has updated it entirely to be a more general one to pays tribute Just in time for Puss In Boots: The Last Wish, the studio has updated the animation to be a more general one that pays tribute to all things Dreamworks.

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The new animation, which can be found on the Dreamworks YouTube channel, shows the moon child (officially renamed from moon boy to get rid of any gender-specific terms) flying past characters from The Bad Guys, Kung Fu Panda, How To Train Your Dragon, Boss Baby, Trolls, before finally settling on Shrek, Donkey, and Fiona.

If, like me, you instantly zoomed in on Shrek, Donkey, and Fiona thinking that their design has been changed somewhat, that's because they have. As reported by The Hollywood Reporter, Dreamworks' production designer Kendal Cronkhite revealed that all of the characters shown in the intro have been tweaked and changed around to make them a bit more simplistic and line up better with one another as a group. The Shrek trio in particular have seen a bit of an upgrade.

Cronkhite said, “The idea was with all the characters to take a simplification pass so they appear more like a graphic character in that graphic world. They will have a little less quality so that they fit into that space better."

Cronkhite also confirmed that all of the characters, except for Shrek, are replaceable within the intro and could be swapped out for other characters, presumably as the studio releases more films and has characters that become more popular. There's hope for Over the Hedge and Shark Tale yet.

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