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'''Logo:''' We see a model of the Earth zoom into the screen, and it remains in place as this logo's background, spinning throughout. We see different children from around the world saying the phrase "One world, one Nickelodeon" in their native language. Throughout the logo, they interact with a spinning orange sphere with the Nickelodeon wordmark on it. In order, a Zulu girl puts the orange sphere in place, an Arab boy runs by and pushes the sphere to the center, an English boy (upside-down) tosses the sphere off-screen, a Finnish girl catches the sphere with her fingers, a Mexican boy bounces on the sphere like a trampoline, an Indian boy appears from behind the sphere, two Japanese girls | '''Logo:''' We see a model of the Earth zoom into the screen, and it remains in place as this logo's background, spinning throughout. We see different children from around the world saying the phrase "One world, one Nickelodeon" in their native language. Throughout the logo, they interact with a spinning orange sphere with the Nickelodeon wordmark on it, resembling a globe. In order, a Zulu girl puts the orange sphere in place, an Arab boy runs by and pushes the sphere to the center, an English boy (who is upside-down) tosses the sphere off-screen, a Finnish girl catches the sphere with her fingers, a Mexican boy bounces on the sphere like a trampoline, an Indian boy appears from behind the sphere, two Japanese girls lift up the sphere, and a Chinese girl holds the sphere and throws it. The sphere briefly engulfs the screen, then bounces back to the upper center of the screen. | ||
'''Technique:''' A mixture of live-action and computer animation. | '''Technique:''' A mixture of live-action and computer animation. | ||
'''Music/Sounds:''' A down-tempo beat alongside a chorus of children singing "Na-na-na-Nick!", as well as various sound effects, including a honk when the Nickelodeon ball is in its final position. Different kids in the bumper repeatedly say "One world, one Nickelodeon" in their native languages, which in order are: Zulu | '''Music/Sounds:''' A down-tempo beat alongside a chorus of children singing "Na-na-na-Nick!", as well as various sound effects, including a honk when the Nickelodeon ball is in its final position. Different kids in the bumper repeatedly say "One world, one Nickelodeon" in their native languages, which in order are: Zulu, Arabic, English, Finnish, Spanish, Hindi, Japanese, and Chinese. | ||
'''Availability:''' Uncommon in Australia and the UK; extremely rare in North America. Seen on Nickelodeon videotapes released internationally by CIC Video and later Paramount Home Video, such as several ''Rugrats'' tapes from the UK and the Australian VHS releases of ''Blue's Clues: Arts & Crafts'' and ''The Ren and Stimpy Show: Incredibly Stupid Stories''. Its most recent sighting was on the Canadian VHS releases of ''SpongeBob SquarePants: Christmas''. North America, this only appeared on Spanish-language tapes released in the United States and for French-language tapes released in Canada. | '''Availability:''' Uncommon in Australia and the UK; extremely rare in North America. Seen on Nickelodeon videotapes released internationally by CIC Video and later Paramount Home Video, such as several ''Rugrats'' tapes from the UK and the Australian VHS releases of ''Blue's Clues: Arts & Crafts'' and ''The Ren and Stimpy Show: Incredibly Stupid Stories''. Its most recent sighting was on the Canadian VHS releases of ''SpongeBob SquarePants: Christmas''. North America, this only appeared on Spanish-language tapes released in the United States and for French-language tapes released in Canada. | ||