Bluey
A blue heeler puppy and her family, animated in Brisbane, whose titles introduce the whole household in under half a minute.
Bluey kept one opening title sequence, 36 seconds long, across seasons 1–3.
At 36 seconds, it opens well under the 58-second median for animation sequences in this catalogue.
It arrived on ABC Kids in 2018, when Star Wars: The Clone Wars was also on the network.
The opening titles
Seasons 1–3
36sThe theme, from the show's own channel. Each family member gets a beat and a name card; the tune has not changed across the run.
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