History YMMV / JimmyNeutronsNicktoonBlast

* WhatAnIdiot: Ooblar, numerous times throughout the ride, most notably in the pre-show when he appears in full-view of the security cameras, with it only being through sheer luck that Jimmy didn't spot him.

* TakeThatScrappy: A major case of YMMV, as while the ride's closure generated a bit of applause from some of the Universal enthusiasts that weren't fond of it, its loss was also was a TearJerker for others, particularly long-time Nickelodeon fans.

* CultClassic: Though the ride isn't viewed in a positive light by some Universal fans, it is in some ways seen as this by Nick fans, as it was notable for being one of the few full-fledged Nickelodeon attractions that's not just a simple carnival ride and for being one of the biggest {{Massive Multiplayer Crossover}}s with the Franchise/{{Nicktoons}}.

* CultClassic: Though the ride isn't viewed in a positive light by some Universal fans, it is in some ways seen as this by Nick fans, as it was notable for being one of the few full-fledged Nickelodeon attractions that's not a simple carnival ride and for being one of the biggest {{Massive Multiplayer Crossover}}s with the Franchise/{{Nicktoons}}.

* NightmareFuel: Poultra can be considered this from the perspective of the younger riders.

* OlderThanTheyThink: This ride marks the first time Jimmy Neutron has crossed paths with Cosmo and Wanda, a whole year before the first ''WesternAnimation/JimmyTimmyPowerHour'' came out.

* TakeThatScrappy: When the ride closed, it generated quite a bit of applause from some of the Universal enthusiasts that weren't fond of it.

* BrokenBase: The attraction is by far the most polarizing in Universal Orlando's history. Opinions of it range from it being absolutely godawful and deserving of being shut down to it being an underrated modern classic that was closed too soon.

* BrokenBase: The attraction was by far the most polarized in Universal Orlando's history. Opinions of it ranged from it being absolutely godawful to it being an underrated modern classic.
* CultClassic: Though the ride wasn't viewed in a positive light by some Universal fans, it is in some ways seen as this by Nick fans, as it was notable for being one of the few full-fledged Nickelodeon attractions (that's not just a simple carnival ride), and for being one of the biggest {{Massive Multiplayer Crossover}}s with the Franchise/{{Nicktoons}}.
* JustHereForGodzilla: Many riders only went to see the ''WesternAnimation/InvaderZIM'' cameos after the show's cancellation.
* MisBlamed: While Universal isn't completely blameless for closing ''Ride/TheFuntasticWorldOfHannaBarbera'' ride and suggesting Nickelodeon characters take over, it should be noted that Universal actually had little involvement in creating ''Jimmy Neutron's Nicktoon Blast''. The ride was produced almost entirely by Nickelodeon, with Universal's only involvement being allowing Ooblar to wear a Universal tourist hat. This ride is one of the few attractions that Universal had little oversight to, which may explain why many didn't take the ride very well.
* NauseaFuel: The ride was known to be a complete nightmare for people with motion sickness, due to the violent whiplash-action movements the vehicles made; especially during the "chicken dance" scene at the end of the ride.
* NightmareFuel: Poultra can be considered this, at least from the perspective of the younger riders.
* OlderThanTheyThink: This ride marks the first time Jimmy Neutron has crossed paths with Cosmo and Wanda, a year before ''WesternAnimation/JimmyTimmyPowerHour'' came out.
* ReplacementScrappy: As previously mentioned, this ride was '''not''' received well by many Universal fans, especially in regards to it replacing ''The Funtastic World of Hanna-Barbera''. Even long after its closure it still continues to be a target of a lot of people's backlash.

* SignatureScene: The chicken dance finale was usually cited as the most memorable part of the ride, for either good or bad reasons, depending on who you talk to.

* TakeThatScrappy: A major case of YMMV, as while the ride's closure generated quite a bit of applause from some of the Universal enthusiasts that weren't fond of it, its loss was also was a TearJerker for others, particularly long-time Nickelodeon fans.
* TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodPlot: Most people that were critical of the ride had nothing against Nickelodeon and liked the idea of a big crossover attraction, but felt that it wasn't executed anywhere near as good as it could have been. Some have argued that [=SpongeBob=] should've been the main character of the ride; especially considering the fact that he resonates with general audiences more than Jimmy Neutron, and him being in the main role might have saved the ride from becoming dated.
* WhatAnIdiot: Ooblar, numerous times throughout the ride; but perhaps most notably in the pre-show when he appears in full-view of the security cameras, with it only being through sheer luck that Jimmy didn't spot him.

* TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodPlot: Most people that were critical of the ride had nothing against Nickelodeon and liked the idea of a big crossover attraction, but felt that it wasn't executed anywhere near as good as it could have been. Some have argued that [=SpongeBob=] should've been the main character of the ride; especially considering that the fact he resonates with general audiences more than Jimmy Neutron, and him being in the main role might have saved the ride from becoming dated.

* TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodPlot: Most people that were critical of the ride had nothing against Nickelodeon and liked the idea of a big crossover attraction, but felt that it wasn't executed anywhere near as good as it could have been. Some have argued that [=SpongeBob=] should've been the main character of the ride; especially considering that the fact he resonates more with general audiences more than Jimmy Neutron, and him being in the main role might have saved the ride from becoming dated.

* WhatAnIdiot: Ooblar, numerous times throughout the ride; but perhaps most notably in the pre-show when he appears in full-view of the security cameras, with it only being through sheer luck that Jimmy didn't spot him.

* TakeThatScrappy: The ride's closure generated ''lots'' of applause from Universal enthusiasts that weren't fond of it.

* MisBlamed: While Universal isn't completely blameless for closing ''The Funtastic World of Hanna-Barbera'' ride and suggesting Nickelodeon characters take over, it should be noted that Universal actually had little involvement in creating ''Jimmy Neutron's Nicktoon Blast''. The ride was produced almost entirely by Nickelodeon, with Universal's only involvement being allowing Ooblar to wear a Universal tourist hat. This ride is one of the few attractions that Universal had little oversight to, which may explain why many didn't take the ride very well.

* TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodPlot: Most people that were critical of the ride had nothing against Nickelodeon and liked the idea of a big crossover attraction, but felt that it wasn't executed anywhere near as good as it could have been.

* TakeThatScrappy: The ride's closure generated ''lots'' of applause from Universal enthusiasts.

* TheyJustDidntCare: During the attraction's final months, Nickelodeon higher-ups demanded that Universal remove all appearances of the old Nickelodeon logo in the ride's post-show as well as gift shop and add in the new 2009 logo. Due to there literally being only four months left before the attraction's closure, Universal simply covered up the old logos with either big stickers or very light paint (so light that you could still see the old logo underneath it if you were looking at it in the right light).
* WhatAnIdiot: Ooblar, numerous times throughout the ride; but perhaps most notably in the pre-show when he appears in full-view of the security cameras, with it only being through sheer luck that Jimmy didn't spot him.

* MisBlamed: While Universal isn't completely blameless for closing ''The Funtastic World of Hanna-Barbera'' ride and suggesting Nickelodeon characters take over, it should be noted that Universal had little involvement in creating ''Jimmy Neutron's Nicktoon Blast''. The ride was produced almost entirely by Nickelodeon, with Universal's only involvement being allowing Ooblar to wear a Universal tourist hat.

** For fans of the ride itself, the re-theme to ''Film/DespicableMe'' was this.

** For fans of the ride itself the re-theme to ''Film/DespicableMe'' attraction was this.

* TheyJustDidntCare: During the attraction's final months, Nickelodeon executives demanded that Universal remove all appearances of the old Nickelodeon logo in the ride's post-show as well as gift shop and add in the new 2009 logo. Due to there literally being only four months left before the attraction's closure, Universal simply covered up the old logos with either big stickers or very light paint (so light that you could still see the old logo underneath it if you were looking at it in the right light).