| Evansville Otters
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Posted 2025 August 3
This is a rather frustrating logo. After all, it's cute. Cute logos
are typically a pet peeve of mine. Be it the Charleston Dirty Birds,
the Aberdeen
IronBirds, or the Columbus Clingstones, a cute logo makes me roll
my eyes and wonder why the logo designer is trying to make the animal
(airplane, fruit, whatever) look cute.
But here, it's obvious why they tried to make the otter look cute. It's
because they wanted it to actually look like an otter. "Cute" is pretty
much the defining characteristic of otters. If it doesn't look cute
then it doesn't look like an otter. It's that simple.
Do you doubt this? Try this: Do an image search on ugly otter.
Or hideous otter. Or grumpy otter, or angry otter,
or just about any negative adjective in front of the word otter.
What you will is a series of pictures of cute otters. Because the
ugliest otter in the world, the most hideous otter in the world, is
still cute as the dickens.
There's not a lot else to say here. Otters is a bit of an odd
name for a sports team, but it's certainly no stranger than
Orioles, Fireflies, or Crawdads (to say nothing of
Trash Pandas, Sod Poodles, or RubberDucks). So
basically there's really nothing to complain about here. But I can't
help but feel there really ought to be something to complain about here
when the logo is this freaking cute, and so I'm frustrated.
Final Score: 97 points.
Penalties: Script, 7 pts; Equipment, 13 pts; Humanoid, 30 pts; Cartoon,
47 pts.
Bonuses: None.
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