Go Through This Compilation of Best Google Doodles Ever Made as Google Celebrates its 21st Birthday

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Every then and now, Google releases a Doodle on its home page to commemorate and celebrate various events of history. Covering everything from birthdays of famous personalities to the events which unite nations, these doodles never miss to fascinate us.

Initially, Google started doodling by organizing the “Doodle 4 Google” competition for school kids. Later on, it moved to animated doodles, the first animated doodle being dedicated to Sir Issac Newton.

As Google celebrated its 21st birthday this September, let’s have a look at some of the most amazing doodles Google ever made.

1. FIFA 2014

That’s what folks at Google do when everyone goes “La La La La La...”.

2. Halloween 2016

Halloween couldn’t have been spookier when Google introduced us to this Magic Cat Academy game. Wanna play? Click here.

3. London Underground

Who could have imagined that Google folks can be so creative? Let’s hope they make one for Delhi Metro too.

4. New Year 2014

Google welcomed 2014 by ‘4’ replacing ‘3’ on the dance floor.

5. Celebrating Beethoven’s 245th Year

This turned out to be one of the best doodles Google ever made. Help Beethoven solve the quest while he dashes to the Symphony Hall.

6. 50 Years of Kids Coding

Google made this doodle to celebrate the 50 years fo Kids Coding. This doodle was special as it required not one or two, but a total of 3 teams to make it.

7. Lego

Google honoured the legacy of Lego by this doodle. Lego, which makes the range of plastic construction toys, was also named as “World’s Most Powerful Brand” in 2015 by Brand Business.

8. Robert Moog’s 78th Birthday

What makes this doodle special is the time it takes to find the word “Google”.

9. Santa Tracker

An amazing game to celebrate Christmas which will surely recall your memories of Candy Crush and the other video games you used to play in childhood. If you also want to be one of the few people who manage to play this game, join here.

10. Jules Verne’s 183rd Birthday

This masterpiece was designed to celebrate the French Novelist in the ‘magic number year’. Google made this beautiful submarine using glass and you can even navigate it with the steering provided.

11. Orhan Veli Kanik

A doodle to bless you with peace.

12. Maria Gaetana Agnesi

Maths never fails to astonish us, and so does google.

13. The Game of Chillies

Jump in to play this game between the chillies and the ice-cream.

14. Alan Turing’s 100th Birthday

Explore the magic of binary numbers and learn how Artificial Intelligence (AI) came into existence.

15. Jim Henson

Google couldn’t have paid a tribute better than this. It’s definitely not what it seems, so click here to get totally amazed. Do not forget to have some patience while you play.