Nickelodeon/2020s

A Brief History of the Splat (2023)
Visuals: On the white background, we see a orange clay ball. It zooms in and forms into the old Nickelodeon logo, again made of clay, while on a background with flower cookie-cutters, red star-shaped clay with goggle eyes and a yellow sponge. The logo then proceeds to transform into more objects, with the backgrounds changing as well. These objects include: Then, the waves spiral and shrink, turning into the 2023 Nickelodeon logo on a purple background. Green slime proceeds to run down the logo.
 * A spaceship with a background consisting of a crayon drawing of Doug Funnie's superhero alter ego Quailman from Doug, as well as some stickers, the first 4 letters of the Nick name and a envelope with the titular character of Doug on it.
 * A weird-looking leaf object on a background consisting of some Hey Arnold!-themed sketches, as well as others various shapes.
 * A burst on a background with some sketches of Cynthia from Rugrats.
 * A car on a paper background with some drawings of Oblina and Krumm from Aaaahh!!! Real Monsters.
 * Cosmo and Wanda's crown and wands from The Fairly OddParents on a table background with painting supplies.
 * A star on a blue background with clay versions of the sky flower clouds from SpongeBob SquarePants.
 * A bone, which morphs into a blimp for a split second, on a yellow background with jacks.
 * A weird pointed burst-like object on a yellow background with miscellaneous shapes.
 * A speech bubble with the previous shape's background.
 * An amoeba on a yellow background with a map, a pair of glasses and some pins, as well as an image of a screencap from an episode of The Wild Thornberrys.
 * A umbrella on the previous shape's background.
 * A slanted oval with a yellow/orange spiral flame background.
 * A frontier with the previous background.
 * And lastly, waves on a yellow background with orange triangles.

Trivia: The Amoeba's appearance is likely a callback to the 14th Nickelodeon Productions logo.

Variant: A vertical version exists.

Technique: Simple 3D animation, done by Roger.

Audio: We hear a whoosh when the ball comes at us, followed by the Nickelodeon mnemonic from 1984 (as sung by the Jive Five). This is followed by an electronic remix of the same jingle is heard. Afterwards, we hear a auto-tuned voice singing the 7 notes of the jingle, along with a young boy yelling out "YO!". We end with a female opera singer singing the last 5 notes of the jingle. A glass shattering sound is heard afterwards. This was composed by Radium Audio and Mekanical.