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The standard version of the 2001-2012 logo was actually first debuted on Ferret and Parrot, so I updated and fixed for a grammar problem.
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'''Logo:''' | '''Logo:''' | ||
*2000-2001: On a red background, we see the original Cartoon Network Studios factory building. Under it is the 1992 Cartoon Network logo with "STUDIOS" inside of the black rectangular shape. | *2000-2001: On a {{color|red}} background, we see the original Cartoon Network Studios factory building. Under it is the 1992 Cartoon Network logo with "STUDIOS" inside of the black rectangular shape. | ||
*2006: Same as the 2000-2001 variant, but the CN logo and "STUDIOS" is removed, simply replaced by "{{font|Impact|CARTOON NETWORK STUDIOS}}" written in a white Impact font. | *2006: Same as the 2000-2001 variant, but the CN logo and "STUDIOS" is removed, simply replaced by "{{font|Impact|CARTOON NETWORK STUDIOS}}" written in a white Impact font. | ||
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'''Logo:''' There are two variations for this logo: | '''Logo:''' There are two variations for this logo: | ||
*Over a white background, a green laser goes to the right, revealing a blinking, grungy 1992 Cartoon Network logo via a wipe effect, causing it to stop blinking. The laser then goes to the left, and reveals the text "'''STUDIOS'''" in the same grunge style. Then, the laser disappears. | *Over a white background, a {{color|green}} laser goes to the right, revealing a blinking, grungy 1992 Cartoon Network logo via a wipe effect, causing it to stop blinking. The laser then goes to the left, and reveals the text "'''STUDIOS'''" in the same grunge style. Then, the laser disappears. | ||
*We see the same logo from the standard variant already formed, in the center of the screen (with most of the letters shaking, most visibly the "'''W'''"). The logo splits in two, with walls on each side of it, causing the letters to stop shaking. Then, one of the custom animations plays in the box (see "Variants"), and the logo then closes itself. Sometimes, this variant would have a black background instead of the usual white one. | *We see the same logo from the standard variant already formed, in the center of the screen (with most of the letters shaking, most visibly the "'''W'''"). The logo splits in two, with walls on each side of it, causing the letters to stop shaking. Then, one of the custom animations plays in the box (see "Variants"), and the logo then closes itself. Sometimes, this variant would have a black background instead of the usual white one. | ||
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'''Technique:''' Whatever the animation in the variation is. | '''Technique:''' Whatever the animation in the variation is. | ||
'''Music/Sounds:''' The sound effects in the variation. In the standard one, it's | '''Music/Sounds:''' The sound effects in the variation. In the standard one, a buzzing sound is heard, followed by a deep voice says "Hot dawg!". Otherwise, it's a laser sound or has the sound of a photocopier. | ||
'''Music/Sounds Variants:''' | '''Music/Sounds Variants:''' | ||
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*The third episode of ''Squirrel Boy'' has a different laser sound with a UFO-like noise. | *The third episode of ''Squirrel Boy'' has a different laser sound with a UFO-like noise. | ||
*The first 2001 episode of ''Dexter's Laboratory'' (when former show artist Chris Savino took over production) had the custom ''Dexter'' logo, but with the audio from the 1997 Hanna-Barbera logo playing over it (with the weird laugh at the end). This was most likely due to a plastering error. | *The first 2001 episode of ''Dexter's Laboratory'' (when former show artist Chris Savino took over production) had the custom ''Dexter'' logo, but with the audio from the 1997 Hanna-Barbera logo playing over it (with the weird laugh at the end). This was most likely due to a plastering error. | ||
*Some shows feature a one-liner from the episode. | |||
*On the ''Star Wars: Clone Wars'' miniseries, a Hanna-Barbera sound effect is heard. | *On the ''Star Wars: Clone Wars'' miniseries, a Hanna-Barbera sound effect is heard. | ||
*In most cases, it used the ending theme of the show. | *In most cases, it used the ending theme of the show. | ||
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*On seasons 1-2 and some season 3 episodes of ''Ben 10'', the sounds of the Omnitrix is heard throughout the logo. | *On seasons 1-2 and some season 3 episodes of ''Ben 10'', the sounds of the Omnitrix is heard throughout the logo. | ||
*On season 1 episodes of ''Adventure Time'', when the logo opens, a creaky door open sound is heard. When it closes, a slam is heard, though cut off by the 1999 Cartoon Network Productions logo. On the Latin American Spanish dub, Finn and Jake are not heard. | *On season 1 episodes of ''Adventure Time'', when the logo opens, a creaky door open sound is heard. When it closes, a slam is heard, though cut off by the 1999 Cartoon Network Productions logo. On the Latin American Spanish dub, Finn and Jake are not heard. | ||
'''Availability:''' Common. It was first seen on the premiere of ''Time Squad''. The standard version appears on ''Transformers: Animated'' (Hub Network (now Discovery Family) airings cut this out, though), ''Whatever Happened to... Robot Jones?'', early episodes of ''The Life and Times of Juniper Lee'', ''Ben 10'', ''Evil Con Carne'', and ''A Johnny Bravo Christmas'' | '''Availability:''' Common. It was first seen on the premiere of ''Time Squad''. The standard version was first seen on the ''Ferret and Parrot'' short and appears on ''Transformers: Animated'' (Hub Network (now Discovery Family) airings cut this out, though), ''Whatever Happened to... Robot Jones?'', early episodes of ''The Life and Times of Juniper Lee'', ''Ben 10'', ''Evil Con Carne'', and ''A Johnny Bravo Christmas''. However, the standard version also appeared on the first airing and 2011 Blu-ray Disc of ''Firebreather'' (the future airings of said movie have the next logo below). Some of the variations during the Cartoon Cartoons-mid 2000's era were rare and hard to find because the shows that they were on are hardly reran nowadays, until the debut of HBO Max. The variants from the final two seasons (and the movie) of ''The Powerpuff Girls'', the last season of ''Johnny Bravo'', the final two seasons of ''Dexter's Laboratory'', ''Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends'', ''Camp Lazlo'', the first four seasons of ''Samurai Jack'', and ''Ben 10'' are seen on [[Boomerang IDs|Boomerang]] when they are reran. The still version appears on ''The Flintstones: On the Rocks'', episodes 5-9 of ''Harvey Birdman: Attorney at Law'' and ''Star Wars: Clone Wars''. However it only remained on ''Ben 10: Ultimate Alien'', while other shows like ''Adventure Time'' and ''Generator Rex'' started using the next logo starting in their 2nd seasons. Amusingly, this logo is retained on ''Star Wars: Clone Wars'' on [[Disney+ Originals|Disney+]]. Don't expect this logo to be on ''Hi Hi Puffy AmiYumi'' and ''Ben 10: Race Against Time'', though. | ||
'''Legacy:''' A favorite amongst fans of Cartoon Network series. | '''Legacy:''' A favorite amongst fans of Cartoon Network series. | ||