The Neverhood
Background: The Neverhood was the production company of Earthworm Jim creator Doug TenNapel, founded in 1996 after he left Shiny Entertainment. After the failure of Boombots, the studio went defunct in 1999. However, Neverhood employees Mike Dietz and Ed Schofield revived the studio as Pencil Test Studios in 2009.
1st Logo (October 31st, 1996)
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FX/SFX: None.
Music/Sounds: Just the sound of Klogg laughing, which is used later in the game.
Availability: Only seen on The Neverhood.
Scare Factor: None to low. This logo may startle some people the first time they see it, especially since this follows the calmer-in-comparison DreamWorks Interactive logo.
2nd Logo (January 31st, 1998)
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Music/Sounds: A segment of Terry Scott Taylor's "Psychedelic Boogie Child," a song from the game.
Availability: Only seen on Skullmonkeys. Was also used on the Neverhood's Japanese PS1 port, Klaymen Klaymen. Don't expect to see this on Klaymen Klaymen: Gun Hockey, another Japan-exclusive game, even though it is based off of the other games.
Scare Factor: None to medium. This logo could be scarier than the first logo for some people.
3rd Logo (October 31st, 1999)
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Music/Sounds: Just the person saying gibberish.
Availability: Only seen on Boombots.
Scare Factor: None to low. The person talking could startle some people, but it's not as scary as the previous logo.