Nick Jr Anomaly Deviantart
HudicMark219 on DeviantArthttps://www.deviantart.com/hudicmark219/art/Nick. Height (In real world): 5ft This is a Jr that appears commonly whenever the Nick Jr Father and Son logo would play. This Jr would seem older and taller with a scarf, face, and scar on that face.
This Jr looks like it has consciousness. Luckily, he appears friendly and not hostile to the viewer watching. However, whenever this Jr anomaly would appear, the father, Nick, would be completely.
I decided to make an art of Jr and Kirk Odd so yeah. Want to discover art related to nick_jr? Check out amazing nick_jr artwork on DeviantArt. Get inspired by our community of talented artists.
I just wanted to draw this frame from a nickelodeon anomaly that was on YouTube. Just used reference images to do this and turned out pretty good. The original image is in a pinned comment.
Upload your creations for people to see, favourite, and share. The "Nick Jr Anomaly" Incident the only surfaced screenshot of the anomaly August 18, 2001 - An ending of "Little Bear" with the Nick Jr Logo went way too far after a report of someone who watched it ended up dying on the spot. The rumor turned out to be a hoax, or so I'd thought.
I'm what you call a logo designer. This anomaly is considered very dangerous to encounter, so please avoid this monster at all costs. Kirk, known noncanonically as "Kirk Odd," is a character created by Seismo and voiced by Dibbingsauce.
He is the main antagonist of the videopasta series, "The Noedolekcin Archives," and the upcoming webcomic, "TNA - Apotheosis." Kirk (age: ageless) is a hostile entity who originates from an. Nickelodeon is a television channel loved by millions. However, it has a bad reputation in Orlando, ever since that one broadcast intrusion that has traumatized many children in 2001.
I used to work at Viacom International when I was 26, specifically to oversee and monitor the broadcasts on their vast selection of pay television channels. At approximately 12:56 PM on August 18, 2001, I found. Make games, stories and interactive art with Scratch.
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