NickFanon Olympics

The NickFanon Olympics are a multi-sport event occurring tri-anually. Medals are awarded in each event, with gold medals for first place, silver for second and bronze for third. The first NFO was held on December 17th, 1999 - December 23rd, 1999.
The whole event is animated and broadcasted like an actual Olympic Games. The winners are decided by a group of 5 people.
== Past names ==
* NBC presents the Cartoon Olympics (1999)
* Nickelodeon Olympics (2000, 2002 - 2012)
* Nickelodeon Olympics presented by CBS (2001)
* Nicktoons Olympics (2003, 2005, 2007, 2009, 2011)
* NickFanon Olympics with Nicktoons (2013)
== History ==
For the first 5 games of the NFO, it would only be held on a weekend, from the 6th games until the 11th game, it will be held in one week, and from the 12th game onwards, it would be held in a week and a half.
== Venue ==
The first NFO was held digitally at Aspen, Colorado. Every NFO after that was held in Nicktropolis. Since 2001, the venue of the Fanon Winter Olympics was changed from Nicktropolis to real life Winter Olympic venues. Also the animating style would be the same as it was if it was animated in the home country, for example, the 2003 Winter Games A would be held in Nagano, Japan would be animated as if was a anime.
== List of Competitions ==
Games 	Year	Dates 	Athletes	Events/Sports
Winter I 	1999	December 16th - December 19th, 1999 	20 	6
Winter II 	2000	February 3rd, 2000 - February 7th, 2000 	24 	8
Summer III	2000	August 2nd, 2000 - August 6th, 2000 	30 	10
Winter IV 	2000	December 14th, 2000 - December 17th, 2000	30 	8
Winter V 	2001	January 25th, 2001 - January 28th, 2001 	30 	8
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== Broadcast history ==
The event was first broadcasted by NBC in 1999, which was because NBC had the rights for the Summer Olympics since 1992, and was about to be the exclusive broadcast partner for the Olympics for a long time soon. Nickelodeon and Nicktoons traded even/odd years, respectively, for the broadcast of the NickFanon Olympics. TeenNick aired the Olympics once in 2012, due to scheduling conflicts. Nick GaS only aired the 2003 and 2005 NFO, due to conflicts in scheduling.
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