Yep. Some may say Noggin has been hacked, one says it's a way of selling NFTs by using nostalgia, others say it's legit. Noggin is returning... sort of. The at.nick.com version also says "Rebooting...", so this is probably a comeback. The 1999 logo also appears rather than the 2019 one, so this is probably Paramount Global taking on (performing) a nostalgia trip. The favicon also features the '99 Noggin logo. Whatever it is, whether it's a fan reboot that got taken too seriously or an official reboot by Paramount Global, I'm excited for it. Also, we don't get to see that much of this "reboot", so we'll just have to wait a few days and see what news comes up. There's already videos of it on YouTube. Don't believe me? www.noggin.com. According to the unofficial Noggin Wiki, it has been revealed that Paramount sold the company to an anonymous company based in the United Kingdom, who is currently hosting the website on Amazon servers. (YouTube) BellaFlamenco: Paramount was trying to sell a good percent prior to the app's shutdown. I hope the seller took Moose & Zee with them PhantomDude380: Yeah along with the other mascots of the network. rextheruntfan: Hopefully even Phred and Feetface. DuckboyTheDuck: I really miss Moose and Zee Also, now that I'm thinking about it, this reboot is kinda mysterious. According to Kawaiimation, The Hub (another example of a channel/streaming service's owner selling the channel/streaming service to another company) also got sold to another company, and is apparently a "zombie". However, Noggin is apparently a different story. So, both the Hub and Noggin are definitely coming back in some way.
