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Anonymous Wed 07 Nov 16:05:38 2018 No.104000383 View Reply Original Report

Quoted By: >>104000821 >>104000919 >>104000994 >>104001906

ITT: International edits thread.
>When MTV/Viacom puts Nickelodeon logos on the title cards of Nickelodeon shows if there originally wasn't one.

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Anonymous Wed 07 Nov 2018 16:22:03 No.104000582 Report

Quoted By: >>104000594 >>104005510

Orson's Farm in The Garfield Show.

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Anonymous Wed 07 Nov 2018 16:23:06 No.104000594 Report

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>>104000582
Whoops I mean Garfield and Friends.

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Anonymous Wed 07 Nov 2018 16:42:22 No.104000821 Report

Quoted By: >>104000919 >>104000994 >>104002415 >>104007489

>>104000383
infact it's like this with all of the Nicktoons in non-USA prints for example (except for Doug):

Rocko's Modern Life: Several CGI Nickelodeon objects covering the screen during the intro for a second then animating in reverse as soon as the title card appears.
KaBlam!: Same as Rocko's Modern Life.
The Ren and Stimpy Show: Same as Rocko's Modern Life
AAAHH!!! Real Monsters: Several Nickelodeon CGI Balls in the Amelia font rather than the balloon font popping up during the intro. (not sure if every episode had this)
Rugrats: Same as Rocko's Modern Life (not sure about the later episodes with the 2nd intro).
Hey Arnold!: A Nickelodeon CGI slime appearing with the Hey Arnold! logo in the middle of the intro (if i'm correct it was animated and wiggled in earlier seasons).
The Angry Beavers: The same Nickelodeon CGI slime in Hey Arnold! except it moves up to position above the logo at the end of the intro and isn't animated.
The Wild Thornberrys: Same Nickelodeon CGI slime from The Angry Beavers and Hey Arnold! except it was animated and appeared at the top left corner and was larger than the previous 2.
CatDog: A CGI Nickelodeon splat that animates like an orange ball hitting the screen and becoming a splat.
SpongeBob SquarePants: Pictured here, a Nickelodeon comet tail logo above the logo
to be continued.

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Anonymous Wed 07 Nov 2018 16:51:17 No.104000919 Report

Quoted By: >>104000983 >>104001024

>>104000821
>>104000383
Actually bizarre, are there videos?

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Anonymous Wed 07 Nov 2018 16:56:58 No.104000983 Report

Quoted By: >>104004620 >>104009401

>>104000919
Not him, but here's a video of back when Pinky and the Brain aired on nick.

Even when I was young I noticed it was jarring and couldn't help but think it was similar to the, "larry" episode(s) of pinky and the brain where they added, "and larry" at the end of each line where they said, "they're pinky and the brain." I could very easily imagine the theme song with, "on nickelodeon."

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=66-e7ku8ZsM

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Anonymous Wed 07 Nov 2018 16:57:31 No.104000994 Report

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>>104000383
>>104000821
continuing...
Rocket Power: A Nickelodeon cowlick slapping itself onscreen next to the logo (could've sworn it even had a sound effect)
As Told By Ginger: A Nickelodeon pencil appearing above the logo at the title card.
Invader Zim: A Nickelodeon rocket appearing on the side of the monitor with the Invader Zim logo.
The Fairly OddParents: a Nickelodeon speech bubble logo appearing next to Cosmo in post-Nelvana seasons
ChalkZone: same Nickelodeon speech bubble as Fairly OddParents
The Adventures of Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius: A Nickelodeon rocket (same as Invader Zim, except it didn't have stars) superimposed with the logo. This was the first one to even be in USA prints unlike the previous examples.
All Grown Up: same Nickelodeon speech bubble as FOP and ChalkZone, except it moved with the letters (they jumbled) and even USA prints had it.
My Life as a Teenage Robot: same speech bubble as Fairly OddParents, ChalkZone, and All Grown Up.
Danny Phantom: A Nickelodeon ghost appearing superimposed on the logo (even USA prints had it)
Avatar: The Last Airbender: A Nickelodeon paintstroke appearing above the logo (even USA prints had it)
Catscratch: A Nickelodeon splat superimposed with the logo (even USA prints had it)
The X's: A Nickelodeon "x extension" ontop of the X appearing superimposed with the logo (even USA prints had it)
El Tigre: The Adventures of Manny Rivera: A Nickelodeon crown superimposed with the logo (even USA prints had it)
Tak and the Power of Juju: A small Nickelodeon splat appearing next to the logo
Back at the Barnyard: A small Nickelodeon splat (same as Tak and the Power of Juju) appearing next to the logo as it forms near the end of the intro (not sure if later Season 2 episodes used the 2009 logo)
The Mighty B!: A Nickelodeon splat superimposed onto the logo (even USA prints had it) (Later Season 2 episodes had the 2009 logo in it's place)
to be continued... again...

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Anonymous Wed 07 Nov 2018 16:59:53 No.104001024 Report

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>>104000919
here's one of ChalkZone

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Anonymous Wed 07 Nov 2018 17:21:13 No.104001336 Report

Quoted By: >>104001566

>>104000994
feel free to provide any information that I forgot or am missing
The Penguins of Madagascar: a Nickelodeon splat superimposed with the logo (even USA prints had it) (Season 2 and 3 have the 2009 logo in it's place)
starting with the 2009 rebrand even the USA prints have it.
Fanboy and Chum Chum: the 2009 logo is above the "FANBOY"
SpongeBob SquarePants' intro now has the 2009 logo above the logo introduced with the "Legends of Bikini Bottom" episodes and permanently introduced with "Hide and Then What Happens/Shellback Shenanigans" (the 4 22 minute episodes between those 2 and the LOBB eps still used the comet tail logo if i'm correct)
Planet Sheen: The 2009 logo is above the show's logo
T.U.F.F. Puppy: The 2009 logo is above the show's logo just like before.
The Fairly OddParents: the 2009 logo is now above the show's logo (not sure if it was introduced in Season 8 or 9)
Kung Fu Panda: Legends of Awesomeness: an interesting example where Po kicks the 2009 Nickelodeon logo and the 2009 Nickelodeon logo is not with the title card at the beginning of the intro.
The Legend of Korra: The 2009 logo is above the show's logo and it moves with it as it zooms out.
Robot and Monster: The 2009 logo is above the show's logo and I can't tell if the creator credits when it fell down were on the logo or the "ROBOT" text
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (2012): The logo is small and on the top left of the HUGE logo
Monsters vs. Aliens: The logo gets abducted at the beginning and at the end it's below the logo.
Sanjay and Craig: the logo is above the show's logo
Rabbbids Invasion: the logo moves in with the show's logo as it swipes in, making it one of the more interesting examples.
to be continued... again?

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Anonymous Wed 07 Nov 2018 17:36:59 No.104001566 Report

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>>104001336
like they were copying Disney's example with their own shows having Disney stamped on their intro.
Breadwinners: the 2009 logo is on the Bread in the Breadwinners logo
Harvey Beaks: the 2009 logo is ontop of the logo as it zooms in
Pig Goat Banana Cricket: the 2009 logo appears on top of the show's logo
The Loud House: The 2009 logo appears above the house in the logo
SpongeBob's HD intro has the most interesting example as the logo looks like it was drawn by hand rather than inserted.
Bunsen is a Beast!: The 2009 logo is superimposed on the show's logo
Welcome to the Wayne: The 2009 logo is above the "Welcome"
Rise of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: The 2009 logo is superimposed on the show's logo.

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Anonymous Wed 07 Nov 2018 17:48:28 No.104001704 Report

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reminder that their transfers of the SpongeBob episodes "Texas/Walking Small" have this in the intro.

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Anonymous Wed 07 Nov 2018 18:04:56 No.104001906 Report

Quoted By: >>104002017 >>104004469

>>104000383
Does any of this explain why Latin America had Fairly Oddparents in Fox Kids/Jetix/Disney XD for the longest time?

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Anonymous Wed 07 Nov 2018 18:16:17 No.104002017 Report

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>>104001906
because Seasons 1-early Season 5 were distributed by Nelvana and they didn't have a Nickelodeon logo in the intro.

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Anonymous Wed 07 Nov 2018 18:38:33 No.104002289 Report

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the examples are even rampant in the live-action shows.
Taina: a Nickelodeon oval below the Taina logo
(ironically it's distributed by Nelvana and has aired on Disney Channel in Italy for example)
iCarly: a Nickelodeon splat flying with the logo as it appears. Later episodes had no logo from what i've heard in non-USA prints oddly enough.
Drake and Josh: a Nickelodeon arrow that "moved" with the other arrows IIRC
The Brothers Garcia: a Nickelodeon arrow similar to Drake and Josh
Noah Knows Best: a Nickelodeon lightning bolt
Victorious: the 2009 Nickelodeon logo appearing with the logo (not sure where though. maybe the top?)
Kenan and Kel: same as Rocko's Modern Life
True Jackson V.P.: a Nickelodeon splat animating and appearing onscreen behind the "T" as the door closes (in Season 2 this became the 2009 logo above the show's logo) (not sure if US airings had the former)
Unfabulous: I think it was a Nickelodeon splat under the logo, not exactly sure.
Cousin Skeeter: A small Nickelodeon cowlick that moved with the Cousin Skeeter logo
Henry Danger: a 2009 Nickelodeon logo that's next to the show's logo rather than superimposed on the logo on US airings in newer episodes.
Clarissa Explains it All: same as Rocko's Modern Life (at least in Germany)
etc. (feel free to include examples you have or remember)
Zoey 101 oddly enough didn't have one

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Anonymous Wed 07 Nov 2018 18:46:07 No.104002415 Report

Quoted By: >>104002573

>>104000821
>Rocko's Modern Life: Several CGI Nickelodeon objects covering the screen during the intro for a second then animating in reverse as soon as the title card appears.
I had bootleg Rocko DVDs in the early 2000s and one of the episodes had this. I thought it was bizarre as hell and had no idea why it happened.

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Anonymous Wed 07 Nov 2018 18:56:12 No.104002573 Report

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>>104002415
I've wondered if this type of trope with the logo placed in the intro is actually called product placement. It's really interesting to know.

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Anonymous Wed 07 Nov 2018 19:05:53 No.104002710 Report

Quoted By: >>104002787 >>104006849

>>104002573
Well I imagine it's a branding thing. Nick doesn't exist in some other countries, and this is their way of making sure consumers know what shows are under their creation.

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Anonymous Wed 07 Nov 2018 19:12:15 No.104002787 Report

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>>104002710
Why didn't Cartoon Network always do that from the beginning of "The Moxy Show" internationally with their "A Cartoon Network Original" thing?

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Anonymous Wed 07 Nov 2018 20:24:07 No.104003840 Report

Quoted By: >>104003897

>that one Animaniacs episode where there were more violent scenes like Yakko pulling a guy's spine out that was never aired in the USA which was used as the non-USA cut.

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Anonymous Wed 07 Nov 2018 20:28:07 No.104003897 Report

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>>104003840
I mean as in that cut with those scenes never aired in the USA

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Anonymous Wed 07 Nov 2018 21:03:00 No.104004469 Report

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>>104001906
It's still there, Disney is never letting those go.

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Anonymous Wed 07 Nov 2018 21:12:13 No.104004620 Report

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>>104000983
Jesus

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Anonymous Wed 07 Nov 2018 21:40:41 No.104005088 Report

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Nick Jr. shows had that too.
for example Blue's Clues had a Nickelodeon bone logo (at least in the French dub, not sure what the standard non-USA versions had)
and Paw Patrol had a small Nickelodeon logo next to the top right corner of the logo rather than next to the bottom right corner on recent episodes in USA airings.

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Anonymous Wed 07 Nov 2018 22:06:26 No.104005510 Report

Quoted By: >>104005660

>>104000582
I distinctly remember the American version occasionally calling it Orson's Farm instead of US Acres when I watched it back then. Either they just used the international version or some weird Mandela Effect.

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Anonymous Wed 07 Nov 2018 22:18:33 No.104005660 Report

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>>104005510
wasn't that the DVD version?

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Anonymous Wed 07 Nov 2018 22:59:24 No.104006238 Report

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anyone else have examples of those Nickelodeon logos I didn't mention?

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Anonymous Wed 07 Nov 2018 23:37:46 No.104006849 Report

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>>104002710
it's so funny how their international prints have always looked so clean even when they can be just as old as the USA prints (even in the old shows). They are also much better in quality than the USA prints.

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Anonymous Thu 08 Nov 2018 00:16:57 No.104007489 Report

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>>104000821
>Rocko's Modern Life: Several CGI Nickelodeon objects covering the screen during the intro for a second then animating in reverse as soon as the title card appears.
This is on the shout factory DVD too, I think it was the power madness episode? I never understood why it was there.

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Anonymous Thu 08 Nov 2018 02:11:42 No.104009401 Report

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>>104000983
Christ, and I thought what they did to the Animaniacs intro was bad.

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