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'''Music/Sounds Trivia:''' | '''Music/Sounds Trivia:''' | ||
* The early variant of the logo music appears at the end of the song "Alanis", from Neil Cicierega's mashup album ''Mouth Sounds'' alongside many other logos. | * The early variant of the logo music appears at the end of the song "Alanis", from Neil Cicierega's mashup album ''Mouth Sounds'' alongside many other logos. | ||
* The 1991 logo's jingle | * The 1991 logo's jingle featured the "Handclap" as well as the "toms" and a Closed Hi-hat being played on the Roland TR-909 drum machine, as well as bass notes on a Casio keyboard. The 909 clap sounds were heard during the logo's sequence. | ||
* It is rumored that Mark Mothersbaugh (the frontman of Devo and composer for ''Rugrats'') did this logo's music. | * It is rumored that Mark Mothersbaugh (the frontman of Devo and composer for ''Rugrats'') did this logo's music. | ||
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* It's also seen on home media releases of ''Duckman'', ''Santo Bugito'', and ''AAAHH!!!'' ''Real Monsters''. | * It's also seen on home media releases of ''Duckman'', ''Santo Bugito'', and ''AAAHH!!!'' ''Real Monsters''. | ||
* Also seen on early episodes of ''The Wild Thornberrys''. The ''Wild Thornberrys'' pilot variant is extinct, as the pilot hasn't been released or aired since its original airing in 1998. | * Also seen on early episodes of ''The Wild Thornberrys''. The ''Wild Thornberrys'' pilot variant is extinct, as the pilot hasn't been released or aired since its original airing in 1998. | ||
* | * This logo doesn't appear on the third season of ''The Simpsons'' for the same reason stated above. | ||
'''Legacy:''' This logo is well-known inside and outside the community for its constant airplay on Nickelodeon, as well as the off-the-wall music, animation, and design. | '''Legacy:''' This logo is well-known inside and outside the community for its constant airplay on Nickelodeon, as well as the off-the-wall music, animation, and design. | ||
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* On early television airings of ''Rugrats'' episodes with this logo, the logo theme is low-pitched. | * On early television airings of ''Rugrats'' episodes with this logo, the logo theme is low-pitched. | ||
* In 2010-2013 Nickelodeon re-airings of ''Rugrats'' with the split-screen credits omit the boing sound at the end. | * In 2010-2013 Nickelodeon re-airings of ''Rugrats'' with the split-screen credits omit the boing sound at the end. | ||
* On the first season of ''The | * On the first season of ''The Wild Thornberrys,'' the episode, "Nigel Knows Best" (the only season one episode from the show to have this logo), the boing sound gets cut-off before it fully finishes and in between the transition from this logo to the Nickelodeon Animation Studios "Haypile", we can hear the last note from the last logo playing. | ||
* On ''Rocket Power,'' the last note of the end theme of said show trails off into the logo (a rock chord before the jingle plays). Some ''Rugrats'' episodes also had the last note of the end theme echo into the logo. | * On ''Rocket Power,'' the last note of the end theme of said show trails off into the logo (a rock chord before the jingle plays). Some ''Rugrats'' episodes also had the last note of the end theme echo into the logo. | ||
* On 2000-2009 airings of the K-C shows, the boing sound trails off and cuts off into the kids laughing sound (or before August 2001, an airplane-like sound with 7 xylophone notes heard over it) in the [[Nickelodeon]] logo of the time. | * On 2000-2009 airings of the K-C shows, the boing sound trails off and cuts off into the kids laughing sound (or before August 2001, an airplane-like sound with 7 xylophone notes heard over it) in the [[Nickelodeon]] logo of the time. | ||
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* At the end of episode 1 of ''Scraatch-O-Rama'', "I'm RoboSplaat", before the logo appears, the DJ playing the turntable presses a hot cue on it that plays what seems to be a prototype version of the logo's audio. the cartoon sound effects of the 3rd logo start at the twang, the duck only quacks once, and the crashing sound is different. the glass shattering is absent, and instead is more like a bell twanging combined with a boing, and. to top it all off, all of the logo's sounds play at a lower pitch. (which is most likely the fault of the DJ playing the sounds slower than normal, but still interesting.) | * At the end of episode 1 of ''Scraatch-O-Rama'', "I'm RoboSplaat", before the logo appears, the DJ playing the turntable presses a hot cue on it that plays what seems to be a prototype version of the logo's audio. the cartoon sound effects of the 3rd logo start at the twang, the duck only quacks once, and the crashing sound is different. the glass shattering is absent, and instead is more like a bell twanging combined with a boing, and. to top it all off, all of the logo's sounds play at a lower pitch. (which is most likely the fault of the DJ playing the sounds slower than normal, but still interesting.) | ||
'''Availability:''' It's a special logo created for the web series ''RoboSplaat''. | '''Availability:''' It's a special logo created for the web series ''RoboSplaat''. However, it doesn't appear on ''Rugrats'' (2021) since it uses the 3rd logo instead. Uncertain if it will appear on future projects from the company. | ||
'''Legacy:''' ''RoboSplaat'' was created partially as a response towards people who made videos regarding the third logo | '''Legacy:''' ''RoboSplaat'' was created partially as a response towards people who made videos regarding the third logo, so Splaat reappearing in both the series and this logo is rather fitting. | ||
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