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Background

Nine Eyes Stone Pictures is an animation studio founded in 2010 that produces animated films and shows.

(March 25, 2013- )

Visuals: On a white background, we see in black two Chinese characters. Next to the Chinese characters is an abstract symbol consisting of an oval, a line at a right angle running through and below the angled line is a rounded square, resembling 9 Eyes Dzi beads. The resulting logo looks like paint. Below the Chinese characters and symbol is the text "Nine Eyes Stone" in the Virtue font, with the same abstract symbol in red replacing the "O" in the name.

Technique: None.

Audio: None.

Audio Variants:

On a PBS Kids airing of Sid The Science Kid: The Movie, we hear the ending theme to the movie.
Some airings of said movie might have the network's generic theme.

Availability: Seen on Sid the Science Kid: The Movie and some other TV shows and movies.

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-'''Logo:''' On a white background, we see in black two Chinese characters. Next to the Chinese characters is an abstract symbol consisting of an oval, a line at a right angle running through and below the angled line is a rounded square, resembling 9 Eyes Dzi beads. The resulting logo looks like paint. Below the Chinese characters and symbol is the text "Nine Eyes Stone" in the Virtue font, with the same abstract symbol in red replacing the "O" in the name.
+'''Visuals:''' On a white background, we see in black two Chinese characters. Next to the Chinese characters is an abstract symbol consisting of an oval, a line at a right angle running through and below the angled line is a rounded square, resembling 9 Eyes Dzi beads. The resulting logo looks like paint. Below the Chinese characters and symbol is the text "Nine Eyes Stone" in the Virtue font, with the same abstract symbol in red replacing the "O" in the name.
 '''Technique:''' None.