Classic Don Bluth animation style. Scene 1: Inside an Egyptian palace, we see two human thieves escaping with a golden crown, a human pharaoh watching them from a few meters away, pointing at them angrily and shouting: 'Anubis, after them!' However, we only hear Anubis's giggling, which surprises the pharaoh. The pharaoh turns his head and sees the following: camera steady, the mighty jackal god Anubis kneeling on the ground, arms raised high, hands behind his head, eyes closed and giggling. A human thief squats on the ground, gently and smoothly stroking Anubis's armpit with a feather. Scene 2: The thief continues to tickle Anubis's armpit with the feather, Anubis giggles, and while the thief says 'giggle giggle', Anubis twists his upper body, but his hands remain behind his head, armpits exposed to the feather tickling. Scene 3: The thief continues to tickle Anubis's armpit with the feather, Anubis giggles and squirm. Scene 4: The thief stops tickling Anubis's armpit, Anubis lets out a few more giggles. The human thief also escapes, and Anubis slowly sits up, arms wrapped around himself, with a mischievous grin still on his face from being tickled, looking slightly tired. Scene 5: The camera cuts to the pharaoh, Anubis appears beside him in a majestic posture with his hands behind his back, looking both nonchalant and serious, saying to the pharaoh: 'It seems they got away, master.' The pharaoh bows his head in disappointment and says: 'I see.' Anubis is a black anthropomorphic muscular jackal wearing rings on his arms and neck. Dialogue in English.
