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'''Logo:''' On a background from the preceding show, we see a new version of the Cartoon Network Checkerboard logo with inverted colors, more rectangular squares, and weirdly spaced letters in a black box with Studios below it, all set in Eagle Black. The logo flips to reveal an animation (varies by show) that plays before flipping back to the logo. During this, the background flips to show more backgrounds from the preceding show before ending on a white background. | '''Logo:''' On a background from the preceding show, we see a new version of the Cartoon Network Checkerboard logo with inverted colors, more rectangular squares, and weirdly spaced letters in a black box with Studios below it, all set in Eagle Black. The logo flips to reveal an animation (varies by show) that plays before flipping back to the logo. During this, the background flips to show more backgrounds from the preceding show before ending on a white background. | ||
'''FX/SFX:''' The logo flipping, the animation in the box, the background flipping | '''FX/SFX:''' The logo flipping, the animation in the box, the background flipping. | ||
'''Music/Sounds:''' A little rift that syncs with the logo animation. The end theme could also be used. | '''Music/Sounds:''' A little rift that syncs with the logo animation. The end theme could also be used. | ||
'''Availability:''' Brand new. First seen on ''We Baby Bears | '''Availability:''' Brand new. First seen on ''We Baby Bears''. As of now, it is used alongside the previous logo. | ||
'''Editor's Note:''' A nice change of pace from the previous logo format, though the weird spacing and inverted colors of the Checkerboard may turn people off. | '''Editor's Note:''' A nice change of pace from the previous logo format, though the weird spacing and inverted colors of the Checkerboard may turn people off. | ||