Nick Jr. Face - 1994 "Season" Compilation
As part of the $30 million revamp, Nickelodeon's Nick Jr. introduced an animated host, Face.
He would be the transition to shows, shorts, and ad breaks. As a Face, he is capable of making...Funny Faces.
Face was animated on the Cambridge Animation Systems software, "Animo". And he would be animated this way until 1999, when Animation was taken over by Nick Digital.
Contrary to popular belief, This first "Season" was animated by an undisclosed company, We ask that you respect their privacy.
Special thanks to Nickstory Archive for their help with these.
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(CONTENT NOT FOR KIDS)
Surprise! All the 1994 Face promos (except for Little Big Room ones) have been found in HQ. Check them all out on the Nickstory channel.
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