Upon the channel's launch in 1988, as with the Nickelodeon logo, this also took various shapes. In Nick Jr.'s case, to emphasize the parent-and-child viewing aspect of the programs, two of the same object were shown, one orange and one blue or light blue (and smaller). These logos were also used for the opening of the home videos.
During this period, the "father and son" logo was introduced. Presented in glorious high quality, here's the Nick Jr. Fish ID, as taken from the ultra-rare 2008 Philippines DVD version of the 1999 "Blue's Clues: Blue's.
Sometimes, a male announcer says "There's more Nick Jr. hopping your way right after this!" Availability: The DVD version is seen on many Nick Jr. DVDs from 2004 to 2007, it made an appearance on the Dora the Explorer DVD "Undercover Dora".
After 2007, Nickelodeon used their "Fish" ID until they changed their logo in 2009. ABFan21 on DeviantArthttps://www.deviantart.com/abfan21/art/My. Logo: On a white background, we see 2 black dots pop up in the center.
Then, the dots "morph" into 2 drawings of fish. Below is some seaweed. When the fish eat it, the left fills with orange and the right with blue, resulting in the Nick Jr.
logo of the time (which is basically the same thing as the 1994 version, but with a "tighter"look to the shapes). The fish hug each other. Choices for familiesExplore simpler, safer experiences for kids and families.
Nick Jr.'s 2001 rebrand was produced by AdamsMoroika and Editional Effects. In the fish bowl are 2 fish (a big orange one and a small blue one) and the boy staring at the camera. The fish swim near each other to reveal the Nick Jr.
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