Domino’s Pizza has always had one nemesis: the Noid – an antihero that has been trying to prevent great pizza delivery since 1986. Maybe it was the chaos of 2020 that gave the Noid the confidence to ...

After 26 long years, Domino’s Pizza has fully brought back one of the most successful mischievous mascots of the ’80s and ’90s — The Noid. Known for attempting to prevent pizzas from getting delivered ...

Having debuted in 1986, the villainous Noid character is back for Domino’s Pizza—and he’s not exactly thrilled with the chain’s ongoing test of self-driving pizza-delivery vehicles. That's abundantly ...

The Noid is back. And it's gotten a makeover. Ann Arbor-based Domino's Pizza has brought back its red-suited, long-eared villain from the late '80s in a campaign that hypes its new driverless pizza ...

In what feels like a really weird crossover event, the old Domino's mascot The Noid will be joining up with Crash Bandicoot. Specifically on the mobile title Crash Bandicoot: On The Run, where he will ...

Hopefully, these robots are programmed to avoid. Domino’s may be utilizing new technologies to deliver pizzas to its customers, but it's still facing the same problems. Mainly, the pizza chain still ...

Domino's creation of digital collectibles that align with the Noid's recent revival seeks to capture attention around NFTs, which first made headlines in March when an artist set records by selling a ...

Drew Baumgartner is a Brooklyn-based writer and editor. A passionate comics reader and film buff, he swears he'll love any story if its title makes him laugh. Crash Bandicoot: On the Run, King’s ...

With plunging stocks, riots in London, and America’s imploding economy hogging all of the headlines, it’s only natural that Domino’s Pizza would turn to a defunct corporate mascot to generate some ...

The Noid — a gummy, red animated pest in Domino's Pizza commercials from the 1980s and '90s — is back with a new, high-tech nemesis. Starting Monday, the Noid will be featured in the Ann Arbor-based ...