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Zombastic Productions, Inc.

(April 4, 2001; 2007; 2016)<iframe frameborder="0" height="252" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/genericvideo/1c4bdbddf83252ebf1f33358e00df1e133be80e0" width="445"></iframe>Nicknames: "The (Screaming/Tortured) Skull", "How Not To Take Pepto-Bismol", "The Cheapest Scary Logo of All Time", "Some Choppy Things Are Going On In Outer-Space", "Bismuth Skull"Logo: On a stock space background, a skull with eyes turns around in a jittery manner until it stares at us. Just before it's done, the screen quickly fades to black before quickly cutting back. A man's arm with a blue shirt and white glove holding a syringe full of pink liquid (likely Pepto-Bismol) appears from the left. He injects the liquid into the skull's left eye. The skull screams, which is done with a disolving fading effect. We then cut to a black background where "ZOMBASTIC" in green appears in a exploding effect. "productions, inc." in pink blurs into place, letter by letter to the right, as "ZOMBASTIC" shines. We then cut back to the space background with the skull still there (albeit yellow-tinted) without the arm, and his mouth is open, completely in shock. The pink liquid is dripping from all of its orifices. The skull blurs incredibly, turning nearly white, and zooms in towards the right side of the screen. The skull then disappears and the screen then fades to white, then cuts to black.Variant: On Red's Breakfast Experience, the fade-to-black cut doesn't appear.FX/SFX: The skull turning, that weird fade-to-black cut (like an editing mistake), the skull screaming (the first one is done via a fading effect), the words appearing, the skull zooming.Music/Sounds: Fast paced Sci-Fi beeps are heard throughout the logo. We first hear a quiet outer space-like theme with a echo-y drumbeat when the skull almost stops vibrating, that ends with a horrifying synth drone when the skull screams "NOOOOHHH, OOOHHH--", abruptly stopping during the appearance of "productions, inc." The skull screams "Ohh, GROOOHAAAAAAOOHHHH!!" when he glows and zooms into the screen.Music/Sounds Variant: On the 2016 remastered version of Die You Zombie Bastards!, the sci-fi beeps are replaced by a somber piano tune. However the sound effects of the skull are still intact. This sound variant can be seen<a href="https://vimeo.com/170697329" target="_self" title="here">here</a> on Vimeo.Availability: Seen on Die You Zombie Bastards! (2007) and Red's Breakfast Experience (2001).Editor's Note:The entire logo is cheaply done. It's been one of those days for you gentlemen, nowhasn'tit? It is definitely one of the cheesiest logos of all time, though it may have been most likely intentional. And asfor both variants, because of the droning synth and the sci-fi sounds in the original, the piano tune in the 2016 version, the skull, and screams, it'll scare most people, in which are probably intentional given the horror theme of their movies. On a side note, the cheapness of the entire logo could lower it for some folks around here.
Zombastic Productions Inc.

(2001, 2007)<embed allowfullscreen="true" height="253" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/youtubevideo/14c9363ffafb719fc5bf8c595def900e5204862b" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" width="304" wmode="transparent"/>Nickname: "The Most Cheapest Scary Logo of All Time"Logo: On a stock space background, a skull with eyes turns around in a jittery manner until it stares at us. When it's done, the screen quickly fades to black and cuts back to normal. A man's arm with a blue shirt and white glove holding a syringe full of what appears to be Pepto-Bismol appears and puts Pepto into the skull and it cuts to the skull screaming. It then cuts to a black background where "ZOMBASTIC" in green explodes into places. "productions, inc." in pink blurs into place as "ZOMBASTIC" shines. We cut back to the space background with the skull still there without the arm, with Pepto-Bismol dripping from it's mouth. The skull glows white and blurs and zooms into the screen. The screen flashes and fades out.FX/SFX/Cheesy Factor: The name and skull blurring. This entire logo is cheaply done.Music/Sounds: An outer space-like theme with beeps that ends with a horrifying synth drone. The skull is heard yelling "NOOOOO!".Availability: This only appears on Die You Zombie Ba****ds!, and Red's Breakfast Experience. Scare Factor: High to nightmare. The cheapness of the entire logo could lower it for some, but the creepy music, skull, and screams will scare most people. The subject matter for the movies the logo is associated with likely makes this intentional.
Zombie Studios

Logo descriptions by TheBigLogoFan2Logo captures by TheBigLogoFan2Video capture courtesy of Gilby 13851st Logo(1995)Logo: TBAFX/SFX: Just the logo fading in and fading out.Music/Sounds: The opening theme of the game.Availability: Seen on Locus for PC.Editor's Note: None.2nd Logo(2002)<iframe frameborder="0" height="227" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/unknown/13584ada23c3fc958c1aeaea7aaadffeb2f4e71b" width="302"></iframe>Logo: TBAFX/SFX: Just the logo fading in and fading out.Music/Sounds: The opening theme of the game.Availability: Seen onDelta Force: Task Force Daggerfor PC.Editor's Note: None.
Zona Latina (Chile)

Background: Zona Latina is a suscription channel operated by TVI Filmocentro. It started broadcasting in 1997 on the extinct cable-operator Metropolis Intercom. His programation is mostly based on musical videos and TV series.(2007-2012)Note: These ID's can be seen in this video, starting with this <a href="https://youtu.be/rJ9V-ZRWAbM?t=87" target="_self">one</a>.Logo: TBAVariants: TBAFX/SFX: A mix of 2D animation, 3D animation and live-action.Music/Sounds: TBA, ending with the announcer saying something and then "Zona Latina".Music/Sounds Variants: TBAAvailability: Extinct.Editor's Note: None.
Zonderkidz

Written by: BluTheParrot and HiddenResearcher1st logo(19??-????)Logo: On a black background we see the Zondervan logo zoom out from the right. After it settles in a comfortable position the "van" fades out. Then we see the word "kidz" in a rainbow of colors bounce in where the "van" used to be. Then they bounce toward the screen.FX/SFX: CGI animation.Music/Sounds: First we here a dramatic 7-note tune , then when the word "kidz" comes in we hear kids singing "la, la la la la la!" with bouncing sounds.Availability: Has been spotted on the VHS of The Legend of the Candy Cane.Editor’s Note: None.
Zondervan Video

Logo description by mr3uriousLogo capture and video courtesy of bobbysprayerBackground: Zondervan is the home video division of Zondervan Publishing, a Christian media publishing company based in Grand Rapids, Michigan.(1987-1999) Logo: We pan through two strange CGI shapes, one red and one blue, followed by several yellow shapes. As we pan back, they are revealed to be the word "Zondervan" with an image of a wall of fire on top of a pool of water to its left (a HarperCollins Publishers logo), which appear to be moving but take on more solid colors shortly after. The logo scrolls up to make room for a gray TV tube shape, and some sparkles write a blue paintbrushed "Z" on it. Then, the words "VIDEO", in gray, flip out onto the Z one-by-one. FX/SFX: The panning, the Z being drawn on, "VIDEO" flipping in; decent quality CGI for 1987.Music/Sounds: A loud jet engine-like sound coupled with a synth fanfare with drums, ending with a high synth as the TV tube appears with five deep descending synths as "VIDEO" flips in.Availability: Rare. It was only seen on Quigley's Village tapes.Editor’s Note: None.
Zone Fantasy IDs (Italy)

Logo descriptions by TheEye12Background:Zone Fantasy was a television channel in Italy that featured diverse programming. Zone Fantasy was targeted towards a mixed 16- to 45-year-old demographic, and focused on horror, fantasy, adventure, and science fiction genres.IDs seen <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BoWsOlIazYU" target="_self">here</a> Alien(2016)Logo: TBAFX/SFX: Live-action.Music/Sounds: A burp-like sound, followed by very weird noises (the sounds of the alien, a man screaming, etc.).Availability: Possibly extinct.Editor's Note: None.Sphere(2016)Logo: TBAFX/SFX: Nice CGI AnimationMusic/Sounds: A (complex) synth theme.Availability: Possibly extinct.Editor's Note: None.
Zoo Lane Productions (UK/France)

Logo descriptions by TheEye12 (1999-2013)Logo: We see an insect in the style of the design of the characters from 64 Zoo Lane. Above and below the insect are the texts "Zoo Lane" and "Productions". A copyright notice can be seen below.FX/SFX: None.Music/Sounds: The end theme of the show.Availability: Seen on 64 Zoo Lane.Editor's Note: None.
Zorro Productions

Logo description by Michael BassVideo captures courtesy of joliver325 Background: Zorro Productions is the holding company for all Zorro releated media.(January 5, 1990-July 23, 2007) Logo: On a black background, we see a full moon with a shadow of Zorro on his horse. Below the moon, we see the following text: Zorro Productions, Inc. FX/SFX: Zorro's cape blowing in the wind. Music/Sounds: The end theme of the TV show or movie. Availability: Uncommon. Seen on the American TV series Zorro, the theatrical movie The Mask of Zorro, and on the Colombian TV series Zorro: La Espada y La Rosa. Editor's Note: None.
Zucker Brothers Productions

Logo description and capture by LogophileBackground: Zucker Brothers Productions is the production company of the film-making brothers David and Jerry Zucker.(November 12, 1993 - June 20, 1997)Logo: An in-credit logo with "ZUCKER BROTHERS" with the "Z" and "S" (actually a backwards "Z") bigger than the rest with "PRODUCTIONS" below.FX/SFX: None, unless you count the fade-in/out or the scrolling of the credits.Music/Sounds: The closing theme to the movie.Availability: Seen on the Sony-released films from the company such as My Life, High School High and My Best Friend's Wedding.Editor's Note: None.
Zupnick/Curtis Enterprises

<tbody> Logo descriptions by Michael Bass and katola520Editions by katola520(1984)Logo: We open with a black screen. A blue chrome-like, abstract looking, yet somewhat connected Z and O symbol with black stripes wipes horizontally from the top middle to two-thirds of the way down the screen. Then, a small part of the top from the symbol is cut off and the stripes fade out completely. A smaller white version of the symbol spins around counterclockwise from the O part of the symbol, then stops, aligning itself in front of the bigger blue symbol. Finally, a lime green/light green italic text that reads "Zupnick/Curtis Enterprises Inc." fades in just below the merged symbols.FX/SFX: None.Music/Sounds: Silent.Availability: Seen on the movies DreamScape and Fear City.Editor's Note: None. </tbody>
Zuxxez Entertainment

Background: Zuxxez is a Germany-based game publisher, which became relatively known in early 2000's, when they acquired the development team and the interactive rights of folded Topware Interactive. In April 2005, Zuxxez decided to refresh Topware's name in America.1st (possibly only) Logo(2000?- )Logo: We see a small metal ball jumping and rolling down through some constructions, inclined planes and chutes. Finally the ball stops near the logo reading "ZUXXEZ ENTERTAINMENT AG", and becomes a head of a bow-holding man. The logo changes to black and white.FX/SFX: Ball's movement.Music/Sounds: Ball's clapping when it falls, then an ascending synth.Availability: Rare, appears on Two Worlds, Heli Heroes, Earth 2150 and Earth 2160.Editor's Note: None.
Zéro Musique (Canada)

Background: Zéro Musique is a record label based in Montreal, Quebec. It did produce one TV show, being Series People Francois Perusse (La Série du Peuple de François Pérusse).(2000)Nickname:"The Piano"Logo: On a white background, a keyboard is seen on screen. The keys start sliding down and disappear, leaving an section with 2 black keys and 3 white keys. The section rotates and wobbles a bit, becoming into a "E" shape. "Z RO" drops down one by one and compress a little bit before returning to normal as a phaser-like light shines the text from left to right and gaining a shadow thereafter. The final logo says "ZERO".FX/SFX:The piano keys sliding down, the remaining keys rotating, the letters dropping, the shine.Music/Sounds: The closing theme of the show. Availability:Seen only onSeries People Francois Perusse.Editor's Note: None.
Ízaro Films (Spain)

Logo descriptions by bigladiesmanLogo captures and video courtesy of DwightFry78 and Eric S.Background: Ízaro Films was a company based in Madrid that gained popularity thanks to the production and distribution of low-budget comedy and exploitation films. They were, among other things, the exclusive distributors of Cannon Films in Spain. In 1997, the company ceased business (apparently their last distributions were the films Buddy and Gattaca) , and the rights of their own productions belong to Manga Films, and the Cannon library to the Spanish section of MGM. StudioCanal currently has worldwide rights to First Blood, a film they distributed for Carolco Pictures.Check imdb for more details <a class="external" href="http://www.imdb.com/company/co0052678/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank" title="http://www.imdb.com/company/co0052678/">here</a>.1st Logo(1950s?)<iframe frameborder="0" height="189" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/genericvideo/b373045af3d52d7a7c2d1fb27345ad4b68c32e6a" width="330"></iframe>TBA2nd Logo(1980s?-1997)<embed align="bottom" height="175" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/page/%C3%8Dzaro+films+%28Spain%29/widget/unknown/-1781398449" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" width="220" wmode="transparent"/>Nickname: "The Ízaro island"Logo: We see a live-action island (Izaro island, in Bermeo, Basque Country) filmed in different angles. The last angle (a front view with a zoom-in) is accompanied by the name of the company in gold, carved letters. Sometimes, the word "PRESENTA" would appear just below the name in a Far West-like font.Trivia:YouTube user and commentator Youngbloodfantasy91 used the theme to this logo as the intro music to his "An In Through The Out Door Commentary" videos.FX/SFX: Just live-action and the text fading in.Music/Sounds: A dramatic, adventurous fanfare which seems to be taken from somewhere else.Availability: Ultra rare. It appears on TV sometimes when one of Ízaro's productions is aired. It may appear on original Spanish-dubbed prints of First Blood (El acorraladoin Spain).Editor's Note:it's a great favorite of the Spanish audience, members of the classic era of the Commentary Community, and fans of Youngbloodfantasy91.
Ópalo Films (Spain)

Background: Apparently based in Barcelona, Ópalo Films was founded in 1982 by a group of independent producers, and lasted until 1991. It produced both Spanish and Catalan language films. Its first feature film was "El Pico" (1983). See a partial filmography on <a class="external" href="http://www.imdb.com/company/co0040097/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://www.imdb.com/company/co0040097/</a>(1983-1991)<embed align="right" allowfullscreen="true" height="227" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/youtubevideo/f16bf6d4eeea4f5d29986535ffd95d1414f91300" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" width="375" wmode="transparent"/>Logo: On a moving space background, a red circle zooms out and stops in the middle of the screen. The camera zooms in towards the circle and stops when an animated star appears in the middle and "shines". It finally stops, forming an abstract, compass-like shape. Then - in a white, sans-serif font - "UNA PRODUCCION" fades in above the logo, and then "ÓPALO FILMS" - in a larger font - fades in below, thus finishing it.FX/SFX: Traditional, limited 2D animation.Music/Sounds: None, it's a silent logo.Availability: Extinct.Editor's Note: None.
Ĉeskoslovenský Filmový Ústav (Czechoslovakia)

Descriptions and video by bigladiesmanBackground: Also known by the acronym ČSF, Československý Filmový Ústav was the Czechoslovakian Film Institute and Library, and as such it had the job of directing Czechoslovakian film industry and preserving its works. Obviously, it disappeared shortly after the independence of both the Czech Republic and Slovakia. The logo is apparently a custom one made for the productions by animator and director Karel Zeman.(1963?) <embed allowfullscreen="true" height="279" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/unknown/bcaf53d1c31acb079b14614018c85b3f454ccf4e" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" width="350" wmode="transparent"/>Nicknames: "Mr. Prokouk", "The Bowing Puppet", "Hats Off to Karel"Logo: On a black background, some animated sparks start appearing throughout the screen. A bigger spark appears in the center and illuminates that part of the screen, letting us see a rotating umbrella top. The words "ČESKOSLOVENSKÝ FILMOVÝ ÚSTAV" (displayed as an arc) appear letter by letter above the scene. Once the words are complete, the umbrella stops rotating, and we get to see that it's being hold by a regular protagonist from Karel Zeman's animated shorts: Mr. Prokouk, a mustachioed puppet wearing a straw hat, a handkerchief on his neck, striped shirt and pants and a vest. He takes his hat off and takes a bow to the audience as the syllables FIL-MO-TÉ-KA appear just below him. Below "FILMOTÉKA", three little sparks form the lettersČSF, thus finishing the logo. The puppet puts his hat back on.FX/SFX: Very nice stop-motion animation, which is strangely in black and white even on color films.Music: Starts with some dreamy vibes (or early electronic sounds) and percussion as the sparks appear, then a warbling electronic sound as the arc of letters appears above. When the puppet bow, a playful trumpet tune plays, with its four final notes sounding as the "FILMOTÉKA" syllables appear. Three dreamy notes accompany the appearance of "ČSF". A single piano note finishes the tune.Availability: DVD prints of Karel Zeman's works (The Fabulous Baron Munchausen, for instance) have been released worldwide by various companies, and they should contain this logo. However, it seems that these prints are quite hard to find.Editor's Note: None.
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'New Ways to Play' DS Promo Disc

A Promo Disk of Nintendo.
==Notes==
* Contains files with modification dates between October 14, 2003 and April 6, 2006.
==Original Information on Internet Archive==
A European Nintendo DS Promotional Disc from March 2006, titled "Nintendo - New Ways to Play"!
On the back on the Disc, it says "VAS32/Nint/03/06". At first I thought it was a manufacture date, and I was kinda correct because all of the files on the disc are dated March 2006 or even earlier. Some files are even dated 2003!
The disc contains several Screensavers for both MAC and Windows, specifically branded with Nintendogs and Electroplankton stuff.
It even contains early Beta gameplay of New Super Mario Bros. DS, which I believe have never been seen before!
==Origin==
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'Splosion Man (Apr 24, 2009 prototype)

A prototype of 'Splosion Man for the Xbox 360.
==Notes==
* The box art, background image and marketplace banner are taken from The Maw.
* Videos and achievement pictures are in a very early state.
* Original filename: 'Splosion Man (Apr 24. 2009) [5841098F].rar
==Acknowledgments==
A huge thanks to Obscure Gamers and all who have contributed over the years to these Tera Releases!
.Hack Infection Part 1 (Jan 9, 2004 prototype)

A PAL localization prototype of .Hack Infection Part 1 for the Sony PlayStation 2.
==Notes==
* Disc dumped twice, dumps matched.
==Screenshots==
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==Origin==
.Hack Infection Part 1 REVIEW VERSION.jpg|Disc front.
==Acknowledgments==
A huge thanks to kuriatsu for donating toward this release!
==See also==
This entry is part of the February 2020 group buy
007: Blood Stone (Jul 13, 2010 prototype)

A prototype of 007: Blood Stone for the Xbox 360.
==Notes==
* Predates the final build by almost 2 months.
* Includes an ALT build.
* Original filename: 007 - Bloodstone (Jul 13, 2010) [14-Jul-10 - Reveal Build].rar
==Acknowledgments==
A huge thanks to Obscure Gamers and all who have contributed over the years to these Tera Releases!
==See also==
* Obscure Gamers
* The Cutting Room Floor (TCRF)
* Internet Archive (IA)
007: Blood Stone (Jul 17, 2010 prototype)

A prototype of 007: Blood Stone for the Xbox 360.
==Notes==
* Predates the final build by almost 2 months.
* Includes an ALT build.
* Original filename: 007 - Bloodstone (Jul 17, 2010).rar
==Acknowledgments==
A huge thanks to Obscure Gamers and all who have contributed over the years to these Tera Releases!
==See also==
* Obscure Gamers
* The Cutting Room Floor (TCRF)
* Internet Archive (IA)
007: Blood Stone (Jul 28, 2010 prototype)

A prototype of 007: Blood Stone for the Xbox 360.
==Notes==
* Predates the final build by almost 2 months.
* Original filename: 007 - Bloodstone (Jul 28, 2010) [28-Jul-10].rar
==Acknowledgments==
A huge thanks to Obscure Gamers and all who have contributed over the years to these Tera Releases!
==See also==
* Obscure Gamers
* The Cutting Room Floor (TCRF)
* Internet Archive (IA)
007: Blood Stone (Jul 30, 2010 prototype)

A prototype of 007: Blood Stone for the Xbox 360.
==Notes==
* Predates the final build by almost 2 months.
* Original filename: 007 - Bloodstone (Jul 30, 2010) [30-Jul-10 build].rar
==Acknowledgments==
A huge thanks to Obscure Gamers and all who have contributed over the years to these Tera Releases!
==See also==
* Obscure Gamers
* The Cutting Room Floor (TCRF)
* Internet Archive (IA)
007: Blood Stone (Jun 10, 2010 prototype)

A prototype of 007: Blood Stone for the Xbox 360.
==Notes==
* Predates the final build by 3 months
* Original filename: 007 - Bloodstone (Jun 10, 2010).rar
==Acknowledgments==
A huge thanks to Obscure Gamers and all who have contributed over the years to these Tera Releases!
==See also==
* Obscure Gamers
* The Cutting Room Floor (TCRF)
* Internet Archive (IA)
007: Blood Stone (Jun 3, 2010 prototype)

A prototype of 007: Blood Stone for the Xbox 360.
==Notes==
* Predates the final build by 3 months
* Original filename: 007 - Bloodstone (Jun 03, 2010).rar
==Acknowledgments==
A huge thanks to Obscure Gamers and all who have contributed over the years to these Tera Releases!
==See also==
* Obscure Gamers
* The Cutting Room Floor (TCRF)
* Internet Archive (IA)
007: Blood Stone (May 21, 2010 prototype)

A prototype of 007: Blood Stone for the Xbox 360.
==Notes==
* Predates the final build by over 3 months
* Original filename: 007 - Bloodstone (May 21, 2010).rar
==Acknowledgments==
A huge thanks to Obscure Gamers and all who have contributed over the years to these Tera Releases!
==See also==
* Obscure Gamers
* The Cutting Room Floor (TCRF)
* Internet Archive (IA)
007: Blood Stone (May 27, 2010 prototype)

A prototype of 007: Blood Stone for the Xbox 360.
==Notes==
* Predates the final build by over 3 months
* Original filename: 007 - Bloodstone (May 27, 2010).rar
==Acknowledgments==
A huge thanks to Obscure Gamers and all who have contributed over the years to these Tera Releases!
==See also==
* Obscure Gamers
* The Cutting Room Floor (TCRF)
* Internet Archive (IA)