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Kissing Toads

Logo descriptions by MylesMoss1996Logo captures byVideo captures courtesy of Pepsi9072Background: TBA (2018-)Logo: On a white background, we see the words "KISSING TOADS" with a frog wearing a crown on the lily pad underneath. The fly flies past the words, and the frog's tongue catches it.FX/SFX: The fly and the frog.Music/Sounds: The fly buzzing, a whip crack as the tongue catching a fly with a swallow, and a ribbit.Availability: Seen on Sideswiped.Editor's Note: TBA
Kitty Film (Japan)

(Late 1980s-Late 1990s)<embed height="254" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/youtubevideo/ac915be9334f255942737e39af6d4cdfc69fb8de" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" width="307" wmode="transparent"/><embed height="254" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/youtubevideo/cce8156132627ed542cc52a87b77e121c0cb2b0b" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" width="308" wmode="transparent"/>Logo: On a blue starfield, several blue lights spin around and then zoom out. After getting to a comfortable spot, the lights reveal themselves to be three copies of the blocky text "KITTY". The copies then merge together and clear up.Variant: There was a variant where, after the text is formed, it zooms out.FX/SFX: The shooting stars, the lights spinning and zooming.Music/Sounds: A series of reverberating synthesized flute notes, with a synth chord as the word "KITTY" is formed. We hear shining sounds after that in the zoom-out variant.Availability: Can be seen on VHS and DVD releases of Urusei Yatsura and Ranma ½. Scare Factor: Minimal to low due to the music and effects. The variant may surprise some who aren't expecting it.
Kitty Media

Background: Kitty Media is the hentai subsidiary of Media Blasters. In 2011, they started distributing their works off of Fakku, eventually being bought out by them in 2017.(2000-2012)Nickname: "The Catgirl"Logo: We fade to the same Milky Way background from the Media Blasters logo of the time, but in dark red and blue. A pink lens flare appears and moves off to the right, while a thick pinkish gold line emerges in the middle of the screen. The line then revolves slowly to the right, revealing that its a oval outline, in which the text "kitty" in large pink letters slowly pans by the entire screen. Within the pink background, a catgirl with a bunny suit, thigh-high boots with garterbelts, gloves that reach the upper arms, and a collar with a heart on it, all made of shiny black leather, slowly travels from top to bottom while moving to the left. When the word reaches off screen, the oval border reaches the middle of the screen with bright lens flares, and overtakes the screen. When it passes out, the catgirl is seen to the left while the Kitty text, now in a black oval with a pink border flips in while shining off several lights. The background continues to move for several seconds, before it fades to just a pink nebula, before that fades out, and then finally the logo.FX/SFX: All of the animation in the logo.Music/Sounds: Same as the Media Blasters logo of the time, but with different corresponding sound effects and a different opening, sounding like a airplane taking off.Availability: Commonly found in several Media Blasters releases of the time, after the Media Blasters logo.Editor's Note: TBA
Klaing Moeung Production (Cambodia)

Logo description by(2006-)<iframe align="right" frameborder="0" height="177" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/unknown/e3dfbd54e53a275da23fce106b955a3155b9abcb" width="315"></iframe>Logo: TBAFX/SFX: TBAMusic/Sounds: A traditional Cambodian theme with a forward/reverse cymbal crashing sound.Availability: TBAScare Factor: Minimal to low.
Klonoa Works (Japan)

(2000's)<iframe frameborder="0" height="204" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/genericvideo/acd4409fa4b8c667a72d4fccd45b0707df6fb59f" width="361"></iframe>Logo is seen at 0:06.Logo: On a white background, we see a yellow rounded rectangle with Klonoa's ear inside with hopping motion below. We see the words "KLONOA WORKS" in Comic Sans font.FX/SFX: None, just fading in and out.Music/Sounds: None.Availability: Seen on Klonoa games from the era.Editor's Note: TBA
Knockout Video Film Distributors (UK)

Logo descriptions by naxe-olé and MegaAveron25Video capture courtesy of czar7474(1981)<iframe align="right" frameborder="0" height="212" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/unknown/edd9c82942db1ec5726678dab9445d48cabd7f30" width="377"></iframe>Nicknames (for Later Variant): "One Of The Rarest And Cheapest Logos Ever For VHS", "Chemical Reaction: KMnO4 + NaOH ----> Knockout Video", "Chemical Chameleon"Logo: On a black background, we see these words in a computerized font:KNOCKOUTVIDEOPRESENTSLater Variant: Later on, the black background would be replaced with a rainbow background, equal signs would be added above and below the logo, and "PRESENTS" would be replaced with "PRESENTATION".FX/SFX: None.Music/Sounds: None.Availability: Seen on many pre-cert releases from the company, as many of them are considered as video nasties due to their very obscene films they distributed on their videocassettes such as Flesh Eaters.Editor's Note: None.
KnowWonder

(1998-2004) Logo: A sparkling yellow dot appears on the black screen and draws two arcs together resembling the oval. Then the spark flies at us and the name appears inside the oval: "KnowWonder" in decorative font. Below is the byline "DIGITAL MEDIAWORKS".Variant: Since 2001, the logo was slightly improved. The name appears already on the start, and the spark creates the new byline "An Amaze Entertainment Studio" below.FX/SFX: The spark draws the logo.Music/Sounds: Originally a humming background with crystal tune. After 2001, there are three whoosh sounds, each following louder, accompanied by crystal chimes.Availability: Seen on licensed cartoon and kids games, such as Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets, Finding Nemo and Shrek 2.Editor's Note: None.
Knuckle Sandwich

Logo descriptions by MylesMoss1996Logo captures byVideo captures courtesy of Pepsi9072(2017)Logo: On a black background, we see a white outline emblem with the skull wearing a chef's hat with crossbones behind with the words on top "KNUCKLE" and on the bottom "SANDWICH".FX/SFX: None.Music/Sounds: The closing theme.Availability: Brand new. Seen on Dessert Games.Editor's Note: None.
KoMut Entertainment

Background: KoMut Entertainment is a television production company founded by producers Max Mutchnick and David Kohan. The company name combines both of their last names.1st Logo(March 21, 1996-May 16, 2002)Nickname: "Star Streak"Logo: On a space background, we see the text KoMutentertainment<a class="external" href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fCFynh8R6_I" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"></a>in white, and in the same font used in Will & Grace. Then a star flies from the screen and lands on the "i". FX/SFX: The star dotting the "i".Music/Sounds: A falling sound when the star flies, then a sound of someone blowing a raspberry when it dots the "I". The ending theme was also used, NBC used it's generic theme on original airings.Availability: Rare. Seen on the first four seasons of Will & Grace. Also appeared on Boston Common.Editor's Note: None.2nd Logo(September 26, 2002-)Nicknames: "Copying Letters", "Merging Text"Logo: On a black background, we see "Kohan" and "Mutchnick" sliding towards each other. The words are shortened to "KoMut" with "ENTERTAINMENT" appearing underneath.FX/SFX: The copying letters.Music/Sounds: A comedian tune or the end theme, NBC and CBS airings have their generic themes.Availability: Uncommon. This logo survives on the last four seasons of Will & Grace as well as its 2017 revival. From January to May of 2006, this logo also appeared on a short-lived WB sitcom called Twins. Was also seen on Good Morning Miami, $#*! My Dad Says, Partners on CBS, and Clipped on TBS.Editor's Note: None.
Koch Vision

Logo descriptions by CNViewer2006 and CooleyBoy10Background: Koch Vision (pronounced "cawch" and not "cook") was founded in 1999 as Koch Entertainment's home video division. It disappeared in late 2006, shortly after Entertainment One merged and acquired Koch, and was later rebranded as eOne Films US. (1999-2006)Logo: On a navy blue"sky" background, we see the words "KOCH" (in a "cut-out" blue font) and "VISION" below in a black font to fit the width of "KOCH". After two seconds, the words "SEE THE FUTURE" in black and in between two black lines flash at the bottom below "VISION". The logo fades out. FX/SFX: The slogan flashing at the bottom. Music/Sounds: None. Availability: Appears on Koch Vision releases such as Popular Mechanics for Kids. Editor's Note: None.
Kodansha Comics (Japan)

Background: Kodansha Comics is a manga publisher and anime distributor founded in Japan.1st Logo(Late 1990s-Late 2000s)<iframe frameborder="0" height="201" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/genericvideo/de3b82d7f40697fe4d5b136816cf80cbee98e8f7" width="357"></iframe>TBA. Seen on Media Blasters DVDs of Ah! My Goddess and possibly other Kodansha VHS and DVD releases from the time.2nd Logo(2000-2002)<iframe frameborder="0" height="206" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/youtubevideo/da3e402b363d20feb8499d760632c33bbe5045de" width="366"></iframe>Logo: TBAFX/SFX: Simple CGI animation.Music/Sounds: None, or the closing theme of the show.Availability: Appears on the infamous Nelvana dub of Cardcaptor Sakura, retitled Cardcaptors. Also on Medabots and the 2000 revival of Babar.Scare Factor: None to low.3rd Logo(Early 2010s-)<iframe frameborder="0" height="224" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/genericvideo/f863cfe735da0995cde40dc622ae9718f4913228" width="397"></iframe>TBA
Koei Tecmo Games

Background: Koei Tecmo Holdings (formally Tecmo Koei Holdings) was created in 2011 as a result of merger between two Japanese companies Tecmo and Koei. The name is used for publishing, while respective names of the subsidiaries are saved for development.(2011-)Logo: We see two connected circles - the gray one with the black "K" from Koei logo and the red with red "T" from Tecmo logo. Below is the name "TECMO KOEI GAMES" in English or Japanese. In the latter case the background in black.FX/SFX: Just fading.Music/Sounds: Silence.Availability: Appears on the newer games from the company, including the Dynasty Wars series.Editor's Note: None.
Koga Film (Poland)

(1990s)Logo: On a bluish grey background, the text "KOGA" in Times New Roman and a interlocking "OG" flip in one by one in black. The text then flashes gold a few times before fully turning gold, while "FILM" zooms out one by one as well being in gold. The text then suddenly ruptures from the background, as a black oval draws in with a ping, and then cuts to a golden ring with a crown adorned on the top. The crown shines with a few pings before the entire logo gets filled with gold and the background turns burgundy. The logo then disappears by a iris out effect to a darker burgundy background. The logo then fades to a teal background with yellow Polish text. The Koga Film logo (all in black without any crown) rotates around 270 degrees and stops, ending with the letters flashing yellow one by one.FX/SFX: The text flipping and zooming in, the entire logo turning gold, the ring drawing. All of it being cheap computer animation.Music/Sounds: A cheap synth orchestral fanfare.Availability: Extremely rare. It could be seen on a few Cannon and CIC Video releases.Editor's Note: None.
Kojima Productions (Japan)

Logo descriptions by AlmightyKingPrawnLogo captures byVideo captures courtesy ofBackground: Kojima Productions is a Japanese video game studio founded in 2005 by Hideo Kojima, who created the popular Metal Gear series. It was originally part of Konami, but in 2015, it temporarily disbanded, and it's contract with Konami was terminated. It was revived as an independent studio. 1st Logo(2005-2015)Logo: On a black background, a yellow fox with lightning bolts for feet in a grey circle appears, with the words “KOJIMA PRODUCTIONS” below it. The logo soon fades out.FX/SFX: The fade-in and fade-out.Trivia: The emblem is the symbol of FOX, a unit Naked Snake is in in MGS3.Music/Sounds: None, but in the mission credits in MGSV, the mission credits theme plays.Availability: Seen on most Kojima Productions games until MGSV.Editor's Note: None.2nd Logo(2016-)<iframe frameborder="0" height="206" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/genericvideo/59aad5fe762be87cf435aad4b761c7be8e5426a6" width="364"></iframe>Logo: A blue flashlight pans across moonlike sandy ground. It pans again as a boot steps down and leaves a footprint. We pan up to see a man with a skull face in a suit of armor holding a rod. Something made of blue light zooms past. He adjusts his visor, then strikes the rod into the ground to make a flag with the "Kojima Productions" insignia of a helmet-wearing skull face pop out. A holographic whale leaps out of the river, turning blue as it makes a big splash. We cut to black to see the skull face insignia with "Kojima" beside it; "Productions" soon fades in. We then cut to the url "www.kojimaproductions.jp", which fades out.FX/SFX: Great CGI animation.Trivia: The armor suit that the man is wearing is called "Ludens" and it was inspired by medieval knights and exploration suits.Music/Sounds: The footstep, followed by incoherent radio dialogue and ambient noises that reach a high note as the man strikes the flag into the ground. Splashing when the whale jumps. Creepy screeching noises over the "Kojima Productions" logo and url.Availability: Debuted on YouTube in 2016. Made its game debut in 2019's Death Stranding, where it appears the first time you boot up the game.Editor's Note: A favorite among many gamers, due to the surrealness and spectacular animation, though the sounds at the end can get to some.
Kokopeli Digital Studios

Logo description and capture by EnormousRatEditions by CuriousGeorge60 and Shadeed A. KellyBackground: Kokopeli Digital Studios was an internal publishing brand for THQ. It operated from 1995-1996. However, early THQ games in 1997 used the Kokopeli logo too.(1995-1997) Nickname: "The Islands"Logo: On a black background, we see a rough-bordered plate with a view of a tropical island with sunset. The word "KokoPELi" in a custom font occupies the whole length of the plate, and "digital studios" in a smaller font is seen below near to the right corner. An aborigine moves (presumably Kokopelli), swaying and blowing a flute (some kind of ritual) from left side to the right. We see his hair moving, but his legs are not. Finally, he stands right to "KokoPELi" and the music suddenly ends. Variants: Some games contain a still version of the logo, but the music still plays. On the PAL version of In the Hunt, the music cuts off early. FX/SFX: The man (Kokopelli) moving.Music/Sounds: A catchy tune of native instruments - flute and drums.Availability: Can be seen on published games for PlayStation and Saturn. The animated version can be found on In the Hunt and Alone in the Dark: One-Eyed Jack's Revenge. It also appears on early THQ games from 1997 such as WCW vs. the World and K-1: The Arena Fighters for PlayStation (although the THQ logo is seen on the cover art of said games.).Editor's Note: None.
Kokuei Company (Japan)

Logo description by SnowflakesOmega(1960's)Logo: We see a black screen, which then gets engulfed by live-action fire. As the fire covers up the whole screen, a circular logo (like Toho) with Kanji and the Japanese name below rises up to the center.FX/SFX: The fire, the logo rising up.Music/Sounds: A low-pitched, menacing theme that sounds like a dark ambient song (even if dark ambient didn't exist at the time).Availability: Was seen on The Black Snow.Editor's Note: The whole thing looks very infernal and it has ominous music; no doubt that this will scare various people.
Konami Video

Logo descriptions by Logophile, and MvBoys2Photos by Video captures byEditions by MvBoys2Background: This was a division of video game company Konami, used to distribute anime.1st Logo(1980s-1990s)Logo: On a black background, two glowing lines crawl in from the top and bottom of the screen (the top line is red and the bottom is yellow). They meet and pass each other, forming the Bacon Strips logo as they move. When the lines go off-screen, the logo rises a bit and a blue line quickly moves downwards, then slows down to form "KONAMI" as it goes off-screen. The logo glows.<embed align="right" allowfullscreen="true" height="167" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/youtubevideo/ce712ea5ed63fae0bd2297149619f2638603c295" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" width="203" wmode="transparent"/>FX/SFX: The lines forming the logo, and the glowing.Music/Sounds: A Japanese-style synth piano tune with metallic sounds when the lines form the logo. A sparkling sound is heard when the "KONAMI" is formed and when the logo glows, the ascending/descending bell synth sound, which sounds like the 3rd Konami logo, but modified, is heard.Availability: Seen on anime tapes from Japan.Editor's Note: None.
Kopelson Entertainment

Description and captures by EnormousRat(October 6, 2000-February 27, 2004)<iframe frameborder="0" height="205" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/genericvideo/50acaf6669bbffdd84ae312bd9eb8c7e720150d4" width="367"></iframe>Logo: We start with a close-up view of the Brooklyn Bridge and zoom out of its arch, while orange searchlights briefly color the picture. Then the New York City skyline appears and we see a couple walking on the bridge. As we zoom out, the action is revealed to be in a box on a black background. The searchlights reveal the name "KOPELSON" above the box, and "ENTERTAINMENT" fades in below.Variants: The TV version is shortened to the last seconds with the words in a different, larger font. Some episodes of The Fugitive replace "ENTERTAINMENT" with "TELEMEDIA". Noticeably, the skyline here contains the World Trade Center. The film version, debuting after 9/11, removes it.FX/SFX: The zooming out, the searchlights moving, and the couple walking.Music/Sounds: A soft piano mix.Availability: Rare, was seen on Joe Somebody and Twisted and doesn't appear on other movies. The shortened version appeared on the 2000 remake of The Fugitive.Editor's Note: None.
Korea Media (South Korea)

Logo description by Paperking99Video capture courtesy of Charlie Loftus1st (and possibly only) logo(????-????)Logo: On a black background, thirteen blue glowing lines come in from both directions and form a rectangle. Parts of the rectangle glow and forms three triangles. The triangles zoom out and one of<iframe align="right" frameborder="0" height="207" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/unknown/56aa44050f6d896532a8559dfbdcece3d2054d03" width="275"></iframe>them turns green, one of them turns red, and one of them turns dark blue. When they reach a comfortable distance, two more blue lines come in below the triangles. The text "Korea Media" wipes in between the lines. The background flashes blue and some Korean text zooms out below the logo with a trailing effect.FX/SFX: Everything.Music/Sounds: The second Vestron Video music.Availability: Extremely rare. Since tapes from this company are in South Korea, they are really hard to find.Editor's Note: None.
Korean Central Television (North Korea)

Logo descriptions by 19JoshuaEditions by GoAnimateFan199ProVideo captures courtesy of 19JoshuaBackground: Korean Central Television (often abbreviated KCTV) is North Korea's primary state-owned television network. They are the only official news broadcaster in North Korea.(c. 2000s-)<iframe frameborder="0" height="230" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/unknown/56b7239c5e673210388dfd9a6c93eb0ddeb440bf" width="306"></iframe>Logo: On a green/blue-tinted space background, we see a set of broadcasting satellites on the bottom right. After a little while, the Korean Central Television logo flips and zooms out to the top middle of the screen.Sign-off Variant: After the usual animation finishes, we see the text "래일의 순서" (Order of Tomorrow) zoom in to the center of the screen.FX/SFX: The Korean Central Television logo moving and zooming out, the letters zooming in. Basic (and dated) animation. Considering the place in which this company is situated, however, it isn't too bad.Music/Sounds: A dreamy theme, then a female announcer speaking in Korean.Availability: Can be seen on most programs and closedowns. For the most part, this can only be seen in North Korea. Outside of the country, you may see this logo pop up on the network's RTSP broadcasting server. You can also find it on their <a href="https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCqTpcfUEj6AXeUGcC_Xa4Ow" target="_self">official YouTube channel</a>.Editor's Note: None.
Korean Film (North Korea)

Logo descriptions by naxo-olé and CokeFan12Logo captures by naxo-olé, CokeFan12, and YukabaceraVideos by Peakpasha, CokeFan 12's Logos, and ArhiVidBackground:North Korea's principal producer of feature films is theKorean Film Studio, a state-run studio of about 10 million square feet (930,000 m²) founded in 1947 and located outside ofPyongyang. It has been said that the studio produced about 40 films a year (almost 4 films a month).1st Logo(1952-)<iframe frameborder="0" height="186" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/unknown/c58df2e4f9d62a56fa455f8b69f3bafa9eb68287" width="247"></iframe><iframe frameborder="0" height="186" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/unknown/0ea96769f6386aee3e089bdfbf02a0eaa9aca324" width="247"></iframe>Logo: On a sky background with some clouds below, we see a drawing of the Paektu Mountain on the top left corner. Peaking out of the clouds is the Chollima Statue (located in Pyongyang) making a turn of about 60 degrees (like the logo of Mosfilm),and we see 조 선 화 인 appearing below the statue.Variant: On the North Korean release of Eternal Comrades, a Soviet-North Korean film produced by Korean Film and Mosfilm, a special variant was created. On a background which is Mosfilm's red sky and Korean Film's blue sky combined, the Paektu Mountain and Spasskaya Tower can be seen, as well as both the Chollima Statue and the Worker and Kolhoz Woman monument on the sides of the screen. Both of the company names are shown. The Russian release of the film had a completely different variant that can be seen here.Trivia: Both the Chollima Statue and the Paektu Mountain are very important in North Korea because of its legends.FX/SFX: The statue doing the turn and the text appearing.Music/Sounds: The opening theme of the movie.Availability: Common in North Korea/DPRK. The logo is apparently still in use today, and plenty of films have it, such as Flower Girl, Urban girl goes to get married, and so on.Editor's Note: None.2nd Logo(1968?-)<iframe frameborder="0" height="186" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/unknown/48a5ed173dcf3e68365803510e7de5b473250683" width="247"></iframe><iframe frameborder="0" height="186" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/unknown/7097c7d9351e9693c3da66daebd5f0b2d8a887bf" width="247"></iframe>Logo: The same as before, only this time it has a sunset background and a different statue depicting three soldiers. The mountain drawing is also slightly different.FX/SFX: Same as the previous logo.Music/Sounds: Once again, the opening theme.Availability: Again, it is still used today, and in tandem with the previous logo. You can find it on Traffic Controllers on Crossroads, Wolmi Island, Order No. 7, and a few more.Editor's Note: None.