In the 2000s, the BBC created two sets of Minion-esque characters for their children's channels, both known as "the bugs"
Pictured on left, the bugs of CBBC, the 7-and-up brand. Pictured on right, the bugs of CBeebies, the 6-and-under brand
Fitting for their respective target audiences, the CBBC bugs were violent, while the CBeebies bugs are passive
Notice the fluctuating tense - the CBBC bugs faded away and have been swapped out for design after design, whereas the CBeebies bugs and their respective logo have lingered to this day.
My personal theory? The CBBC bugs were hypercannibalistic beasts that hunted themselves to extinction, leaving the herbivorous CBeebies bugs with no predators to speak of, allowing them to thrive and evolve, but threatening the BBC ecosystem in the process - notice how the CBeebies bugs idents have grown slowly industrialised over time due to the decreased influence of the more animalistic CBBC bugs
What the hell am I talking about none of this makes sense at all they're ****ing logos - in fact this can be disproven by the logos themselves THE CBBC BUGS ALSO HAD MODERN ARCHETECHTURE