Before the gameplay comes the peanut cinema.
TheBurntPeanut's intro videos give the character room to do something bigger than occupy a corner of the screen. The uploads below preserve three examples, with their actual titles and uploader credits so you can find the right one again.
Who Works on the Visuals?
Peanut has talked about building creative skills himself and bringing in help as the channel grew. In his September 2025 Around The Bar interview, he discussed making outfits and named Mark Renders among the artists he had hired. Watch that conversation at 28:03.
Mark Renders has also publicly described making a WARDOGS intro for Peanut. Read the archived creator post.
An animator's credit and an archive channel's upload credit are different things. The video cards below identify the accounts that posted these copies.
Burnt Peanut Superhero Intro
#UNSCRIPTED uploaded this 53-second video on January 21, 2026 under the title Burnt Peanut Superhero Intro.
This is the superhero entry in this archive. Keep that title handy when searching for it: a working video link is much more useful than another vague request for “the crazy peanut intro.”
The WARDOGS Intro
Derek's Loot Council uploaded NEW The Burnt Peanut WARDOGS Intro | 4k 60FPS on September 11, 2026. The video runs about 49 seconds.
The resolution and frame-rate wording comes from the uploader's title. This is an archive upload, rather than a production breakdown of how the original was rendered.
Cinematic Starting Soon Intro
For a longer opener, Derek's Loot Council also posted Cinematic TheBurntPeanut STARTING SOON Intro: (4K) in November 2025. It runs about two and a half minutes, and its description tags Escape from Tarkov.
Use the title and upload link below when sharing this particular sequence. The archive is easier to navigate when every clip keeps its own name.
Finding a Song From an Intro
The best starting point is the exact upload and a timestamp. Intros, edits and reuploads can get mixed together quickly, especially when a familiar song has several versions.
If you ask the community for a song ID, include the video link and the moment the track starts. When someone identifies a remix, ask for that version's own link too. That gives the next person something more useful than “the guitar one.”
The three uploads above are a video archive, not a verified soundtrack list. Their titles and descriptions do not supply enough music credits to attach an exact remix to each scene.
More From the Goopopedia
The intros put the character on a bigger stage. The avatar and outfit guide covers Peanut's comments about making the character, public wardrobe commands and community tutorials for building a similar effect.
For the audience participation happening during gameplay, head to the Tangia and TTS guide.
