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| 1994–2016 | 1995–2001 | 2001–2012 | 2004–2011 | 2012–present | 2012; 2016–present |
1994–2016
The 1992–2004 Cartoon Network logo as a production logo was first used on Space Ghost Coast to Coast, premiered in April 15, 1994. It was used until November 10, 2016 and has many on-screen logo variants, most notably the Cartoon Cartoons "Ripple" endtag which was used on episodes of Cartoon Network shows, pilots, and films that were produced from 1999 until the said date.
1995–2001
Trivia
- This is the only logo that has the word "Productions". The rest of the logos from other shows, however, simply use the Cartoon Network's 1992–2004, 2004–2010 and 2010–present logos, and the 2010 version of the Checkerboard logo as the network's 1994–2016, 2004–2011, 2012–present, and 2012; 2016–present production logo, respectively.
2001–2012
The skull with the 1992–2004 Cartoon Network logo as its teeth was used on Adult Swim shows that were produced from 2001 until 2012.
2004–2011
The 2004–2010 Cartoon Network logo as a production logo was first used on Hi Hi Puffy AmiYumi. It is mostly used on shows produced or distributed outside the United States, with a few on shows distributed within the US.
2012–present
The 2010 Cartoon Network logo as a production logo was first used on an intro of Ben 10: Destroy All Aliens. Like with the previous 2004–2011 logo, it is mostly used on shows produced or distributed outside the United States, with a few on shows distributed within the US.
2012; 2016–present
The 2010 version of the Cartoon Network checkerboard logo as a production logo was first used on an Indian animated film Sons of Ram, released in November 2, 2012.
Four years later, it is used on the 2016 Exploding Blocks endtag which debuted on a Regular Show episode The Key to the Universe and has since used on episodes of Cartoon Network shows, pilots, and films that were produced since November 10, 2016, replacing the notable 1999–2016 Cartoon Cartoons "Ripple" endtag which was used for 17 years.
