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Klasky Csupo and Nickelodeon logos from "Aaahh!!! Real Monsters" (1994): three monsters went to school under a landfill to learn how to scare humans, then discovered the scariest part was their teacher giving them homework.
Jonas & Co. and Nickelodeon’s from "Face’s Music Party" (2022): they brought back a ’90s mascot, gave him a DJ set, and made a preschooler’s first experience of a party one where the host is a floating face with no body.
Jane Startz and Nickelodeon’s logos from "Max & the Midknights" (2024): a ten-year-old sets out to become a knight, and Nickelodeon immediately gives her a kingdom to save, an evil sorceress, and a quest longer than most adults’ group chats.
Jack Mackie, ApolloProScreen and Nickelodeon’s logos from "Ned’s Declassified School Survival Guide" (2004): a German production company helped an American kid write tips for surviving middle school—turns out the first rule was “never trust a school with a living janitor legend.”
Jack Mackie Pictures and Nickelodeon’s logos from "100 Things to Do Before High School" (2015): three middle schoolers made a bucket list to survive high school, then Nickelodeon cancelled the show before they could finish item 101.
Imagine Kids+Family, Renegade and Nickelodeon’s logos from "Bossy Bear" (2023): three companies, one preschool bear, and a turtle whose entire personality is having to say “okay” after every idea Bossy has.
Hanna-Barbera logo from "Dexter’s Laboratory" (1996): the studio that gave the world a secret lab behind a bookcase also gave it a sister who could destroy it by pressing one big red button.
