@Beau Skunky
It did.

@bigladiesman
I think DiC made a Hulk Hogan cartoon long ago.

Now that this appeared on my notifications, check what I said about a doll on an early commentary.

Well, it was finally revealed as being a Hulk Hogan action figure.

@bigladiesman
I used to be scared of it for some reason

Replica of the 1987-2001 version of the logo. Cool.

@Beau Skunky  
I meant, “don’t” understand. I really hate it when I somehow accidentally leave whole words out that change the whole meaning of a sentence.

@Background Pony #40F9  
I never looked into it that “deeply.”
 
I still understand why people were scared of it as kids. I found it kinda cute/peaceful as a kid.

“With regards to the ‘perfect storm’ logos, this ubiquitous one from my formative years.. from DiC, could mess with you head. It begs such questions as: ‘Why is there a video camera in this kid’s bedroom?’ and ’Is there really a star in the universe that looks like a crappy ‘80s TV logo, complete with trademark notice?’”
 
~~Ben “That Schmuck with the Cardboard Box” Minnotte, Oddity Archive: Episode 23 ~~ Scary Logos (and other Nostalgic Video Terrors). 19 Oct. 2013.

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At least it wasn’t  

@Beau Skunky  
I know that.

@bigladiesman  
I wasn’t too bothered by it. In fact, I kinda miss it after they changed it to the “Wonderful World of DiC” logo, and later “Cookie Jar,” after said company bought DiC, and replaced all their logos at the end of their shows with their’s making it seem like DiC never existed… (Yeah, that kinda bugged me.)
 
Ironically, DHX bought Cookie Jar Group, so now it’s DHX.  
Further funny coincidence, if you look at the credits of many old DiC shows like “Adventures of Sonic,” some pony voices were in it like Trixie & Snips. Twilight & Rarity were even Koopalings in the old Mario cartoons.

@mcflurry  
Can be, indeed, after all, we those who are in our early thirties have seen it to the point of saturation. And, mind you, I’m speaking from the point of view of an European: I can’t imagine the sheer amount of times Americans have seen that version.

@bigladiesman  
I think the Dun,dun - dun, dun - duuuuuuuuuun variation is overrated, the other two is underrated. :(

@mcflurry  
Yep. And back then we had:
 

DOO-DOO-DO-DO-DO-DO-DOO DIC!

@Beau Skunky  
Exactly. He made a helluva good job, but we’re still left to wonder about the bed part.

@bigladiesman  
The “star” bit of the logo was pretty good CGI for back then. He said he had nothing to do with the “kid in bed” part of the logo though, so he doesn’t know who made that.

Well, guys, I discovered something. The animation was made by a CGI animation company called Homer & Associates. Mr. Peter Conn claimed he made the 3D portion here in his youtube channel
 
It’s very few, but for a logo nut it’s nice trivia.

@bigladiesman  
Sense DiC is now history, I don’t know if there is anyone who used to work for them who may know how it was made. Maybe Andy Heyward, Robby London, or somebody who was an exec’ there. Don’t know how you can get in touch with them however.

@Beau Skunky  
I guess we’ll never know, though from time to time I look for info about the making-of of this logo, to no avail.
 
But for those curious, and we being a pony community, the first TriStar pegasus was apparently  
an Arab gelding called T-Bone (sorry, Princess Molestia: just a gelding). I found the info by chance and posted it on the linked wiki. But, alas, there’s an alternate theory! We also have our myths and legends, there.

@bigladiesman  
It’s hard to tell, seeing how said videos have aged, so they looks VHS quality nowadays, even when watching the DVD versions. (Sense they aren’t digitally remastered, and just straight ports from the archived Beta tapes.)
 
I never got why said logo sequence supposedly scared some kids either. I always kinda liked the DiC outro sequence as a kid. (Makes me kinda sad DiC practically no longer exists, seeing how Cookie Jar bought them off, and replaced their logos with their’s… Though, now DHX bought off Cookie Jar, so now it’s DHX’s logos probably.)

I love how the artist put the scoot instead of the dog.
 
About the logo being creepy or not… Well, I’ve been active in the logo community for about 15 years now, and still don’t find anything disturbing in this logo. However, there’s a thing that I always wanted to know: what the stuff in the room actually is. As a child, I thought that the big, muscular toy just in front of the window was Captain Planet, but this is impossible.
 
The only thing I made out other than the dog is the Humpty Dumpty-like doll on the left.

DiC: We watch your fillies sleep. >:D