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Kyoto Animation (Japan)

Background: Kyoto Animation (often abridged to KyoAni by fans) is a Japanese animation studio located in Uji, Kyoto Prefecture, Japan, known since 2003 for producing numerous popular anime series including The Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya, Lucky Star, K-On!, Clannad, Nichijou, Miss Kobayashi's Dragon Maid, and A Silent Voice, among others. KyoAni is unique compared to most animation studios in that their animators are salaried employees instead of freelance workers, allowing them to focus more on the quality of their frames rather than meeting frame production quotes. On July 18, 2019, Studio 1 of the company sadly fell victim to an arson attack, which claimed the lives of 36 people, and injured 34; as of right now, it is unknown if the company will continue production on their works.(2006-)Nicknames: "The Kyoto Eye", "Harmony of Water"Logo: On a black background, a small white circle grows in the bottom left corner of the screen, followed by a smaller black circle in it. 6 teardrop-like shapes appear around the sphere, forming a eye and therefore, the Kyoto Animation logo. Beside it, the text "Kyoto Animation" appears in a bold sans font, while their URL is seen below in a smaller print, and both are in white. The former condenses, while the latter spreads apart. Behind it while the logo forms, a large eclipse formed and reveals a blue body of waving water with a dark blue cloudy sky above it. The eclipse then forms a Earth-like planet and multiple lights flying in front of it. As it continues to recede back, the logo fades out and large rays of light emerge from the top right of the screen. The entire thing then fades to a white background with "Kyoto Animation" in a red version of their corporate font in the middle, casting a shadow on the background.Variant: Later on, an enhanced version was made. The logo text is in a different font, the globe comes out earlier and is a lot more realistic, the lights are now cyan and come out much earlier, the waves and sky are more realistic as well, with the sky being clear, and the light rays are gone. The end result is also changed with even spacing and no more shadow effect. The entire thing is now widescreen as well.FX/SFX: The eye logo forming, the text changing, the globe revealing itself, the lights flying, the rays shining, the end result fading in.Music/Sounds: A majestic orchestral fanfare, in which there are 2 different versions. The logo may also be silent as well.Availability: Rare, as it's not seen on their TV productions. However, it does appear on some video releases of their anime, and on their movies as well. The enhanced version first appeared on A Silent Voice.Editor's Note: It's a peaceful logo, and it does have some nice animation for the time that holds up well today.
Kyron Home Video (Colombia)

Logo Description and Captures by LogophileVideo capture courtesy of TheDarknight891020(1980s?)<embed height="204" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/youtubevideo/348c6f43e19706c6425d4fa95ba312b8c3667fab" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" width="249" wmode="transparent"/> Nicknames: "The Bowman Centaur", "The (Kyron) Centaur"Logo: The camera slowly zooms out over a blue square with rounded edges with a white minimalistic silhouette of a centur with a bow. Below is "KYRON" in black and in a corporate font. The "R" is cut off by a quarter. Below the "O" is "HOME VIDEO" in very small letters, and a Registered mark on a corner of the "N". FX/SFX: A simple zoom-out.Variants: A few videos have the logo still. After the multi-logo and warning montages, the logo will move downwards and ease back quickly to show the logo once more. After a few seconds, it shows a screen of the off-air bars with the logo and it has numbers which count down. After they count down, it goes either straight to the previews or the other logos from the companies that distributed the movie.Music/Sounds: A synthesized theme, which is actually "Enigma" by Tim Souster (specifically, the "2nd" one). After the logo, it shows logos from other companies and the warning screen, then it goes to a faster zoom-out of the logo. The music plays throughout. There is also a male announcer that says "KYRON HOME VIDEO". He would say the names of companies that appear when said logos are shown. Beeping sounds are heard on the countdown screen.Availability: Seen on tapes from Colombia.Editor's Note: None.
L'Équipe Spectra (Canada)

Background: L'Équipe Spectra was created in 1979 by French-Canadian producer Alain Simard in Montréal after the acquisition of Spectel Vidéo. They have not used a closing logo until 1991.(1991- )Nickname: "The Happy Note"Logo: On a black blackground, we see a thick black line flipping and twisting as the background changes into pink, white, red, etc. As it turns silver, the line turns into a smiling note as the words "L'ÉQUIPE SPECTRA" zoom into view and settle under the happy note aligned like this: L'ÉQUIPE SPECTRA The smiling note has a white circular shadow in the center. Variant: From 1993 to 1995, it has a copyright date in Roman numerals under "L'ÉQUIPE SPECTRA". FX/SFX: The line flipping and twisting, the background changing colors, all CGI. Music/Sounds: A wavy, longitudinal tune with harp ending and a single noisy piano note as the smiling note forms. Availability: Found on any L'Équipe Spectra show (except those produced by Films Zingaro and Sogestalt 2001). Also not available on the VHS and DVD series by Rock et Belles Oreilles. Editor's Note: None.
L+H Films (Italy)

(1974?-19??)Logo: On a grey gradient background, we see a black swirl appear, which morphs into what appears to be a black stylized man holding an "L" in one hand and an "H" in the other. "L + H FILMS" appears below. The entire logo cuts to "PRESENTS" on the same background, and finally the show's title.FX/SFX: Plasticine animation, which is very impressive for its time.Music/Sounds: The show's opening theme.Availability: Seen on original prints of Mio Mao (known as Mio and Mao at the time of the logo's lifespan) and Quaq Quao.Editor's Note:None.
L.A. Hero

Background: L.A. Hero is the parent company of U.S. Renditions which was headed by Ken Iyadomi. When the company died out, Ken Iyadomi teamed up with Charles McCarter to found Bandai Entertainment, now known as Bandai Visual Americas, Inc. as of 2016. 1st Logo(Early 90's)Logo: On a black background we see the following words in the center of the screen: L.A. HEROpresentsall in a baby blue color. FX/SFX: None, just a placeholder. Music/Sounds: None. Availability: Ultra rare. Can be seen on early releases of Japanese anime from the company. Editor's Note: None. 2nd Logo(1992-????)<iframe align="right" height="204" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/unknown/2664f5fa8e1376c865c8ad17c2fc08fd3cdb2e77" width="363"></iframe> Nickname: The Cheesiest Anime Logo EverLogo: On a black background, the green/gray letters of "L.A HERØ" appear floating in while looking at the top, and later the camera moves around the finished text, stopping when the words are seen at the center. The result cheaply crossfades to a red/yellow lens flare, then to the logo again, but it's a little bit closer, which zooms away a little bit to the original distance. FX/SFX: The letters moving, the lens flare. Music/Sounds: A peaceful fanfare ending with a synth flourish. Availability: Ultra rare. Seen on later releases of Japanese anime from the company. An example is Super Dimension Century ORGUSS: Volume 4. Editor's Note: None.
LAX Video (Greece)

(1980's?)<iframe align="right" frameborder="0" height="180" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/unknown/95c98c15ce262652dcb22b4cf5f2845270c761ad" width="240"></iframe>Nickname: "Sheepdog-like Creature"Logo: On a zooming space background, light blue warning text in Greek is seen first before it zooms in. A black and white drawing of a sheepdog holding a VHS spins while it zooms in. The orange text "LAX VIDEO" with an white outline emerges from the bottom of the screen and flips into place under the drawing. After a couple of seconds, the Greek text "Παρουσιάζει" appears via a particle effect. After another couple of seconds, the text disappears by the same effect, which is followed by the logo and text sliding up and down respectively.FX/SFX: Everything described above.Music/Sounds: "Rhythm Bed" by Paddy Kingsland. Before that, "Prestige Logo (1)" plays on the warning screen.Availability: Unknown. It appears on films distributed by the company, but no one knows what films they released.Editor's Note: None.
LD Entertainment

Background: LD Entertainment is an independent movie production and distribution studio based in Los Angeles. It was founded by Mickey Liddell in 2007 and was known as "Liddell Entertainment" until 2011.1st Logo(2009-) Nickname: "Horses"Logo: We see a herd of animated, highly brush-effect horses running. Next views show their hooves and the herd from distance. They run, leaving smoke, and the black LD logo appears in the smoke, lying on the ground. Then "ENTERTAINMENT" fades in below. The ground is heavily stomped by horseshoe marks.FX/SFX: The horses running and smoke appearing.Variants: On The Grey, the logo was shortened to last seconds.On The Collector, the result was bigger and gray-toned, also without horseshoe marks.Music/Sounds: The stampede and a fanfare. Availability: Fairly common. Seen on Biutiful, The Collector, The Details, Silent House and other upcoming films.Editor's Note: None.2nd Logo(February 19, 2016-)Nicknames: TBALogo: TBAFX/SFX: TBAMusic/Sounds: TBAAvailability: TBAEditor's Note: None.
LEZEL Engineering (Australia)

Compiled by BE4LEZEL Engineering is a video company that makes video's about engineering. 1st logo(1980's)<iframe frameborder="0" height="206" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/youtubevideo/d77341cb36bf83c71b5c4dfc1d44d52b1d2ec7e6" width="368"></iframe>Logo: A grid gets formed, a blue background gets shown and the LEZEL Engineering logo zooms in. Then the background collapses and the logo is shown. Cheesy Factor: The animation is somewhat simple and the logo font makes it look like if there is actually "EZE" engineering on it with an unfinished grid. Music: Synth.Scare Factor: None.
LG Software (South Korea)

Goldstar LG Electronics1st Logo(1995)Logo: A starry background fades in, and a blue arc of light wipes in as the red GoldStar logo slowly zooms in at the top of the screen. The LG Electronics logo fades in below, and a white spot glows in near the middle of the arc, covering the whole screen for a second while the 3DO shapes logo flips in at the left of the Goldstar/LG logos. The arc then disappears and leaves the rest of the elements.FX/SFX: 2D computer animation rendered in FMV.Music/Sounds: A low synth note, playing along with a 5-note string synth and cymbals / windchimes.Availability: Seen on the 3DO ports for BC Racers and Primal Rage.________________________________LG Software1st Logo(199?-1996)<iframe frameborder="0" height="186" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/unknown/2d3ca854a7ad6a36a8e0676c71b143f0f870bf9d" width="329"></iframe>Logo: TBAFX/SFX: The CGI animation rendered in FMV.Music/Sounds: A lively synthesized fanfare.Availability: Very rare. Spotted on later 3DO releases from the mid-90s.2nd Logo(1996)<iframe align="right" frameborder="0" height="207" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/unknown/e40d623012c0a990c1c3de34a5405bc044bf68d6" width="366"></iframe>Logo: On a black starry background, we see a red circle, a white line then forms followed with sparks from the top to the bottom in the circle and then it then the forming line turns right a little to form a L. Then another line forms across the red circle and stops in a quarter away from crossing the entire circle to turn left a little to form a G. Then a little dot in the left top corner inside the G forms. After the logo is completely formed like a face, it zooms in to the screen which the L covers the entire screen all in white until zooming back out with the red circle now in a middle top position, and after the face is zoomed back inside the red circle. A white blurry circle then appears behind the logo and zooms in covering the entire background expect for the logo. Then grey text slides with the text "LG" on the left side of the text and the right side of it being all Korean.Trivia: The animation was clearly based off the LG Group's animated logo concept of the time.FX/SFX: The starfield, the logo drawing in, the zooming, the background turning white, and the text sliding in.Music/Sounds: A short MIDI-sounding synth/string ditty with drums.Availability: Seen on the last 3DO games released in South Korea, such as Battle Blues.
LJN Ltd.

Background: LJN was a toy and video game company founded in 1970 by Jack Friedman. The name comes from the initials of its sales representative Lewis J. Norman, the reverse of Norman J. Lewis. In 1985, MCA brought LJN, and began publishing games for the NES in 1987, many of them being of notoriously low quality, some of them being named the worst video games ever. In 1990, LJN was sold to Acclaim, and eventually dissolved by them in 1994, along with other Acclaim labels (Flying Edge and Arena Entertainment). They made a brief in-name only return in 2000 when Acclaim used the brand to publish the Dreamcast port of Spirit of Speed 1937. 1st Logo(1987-1990) Nicknames: "The Rainbow", "LJN Rainbow", "The Spectrum of Awfulness", “Laughing Joking Numbnuts“ Logo: We see the words "Ljn LTD.", with a weird-looking rainbow behind it. "PRESENTS" is sometimes shown below. FX/SFX: None. Music/Sounds: None, or the opening theme of the game.Availability: Seen on early games made and/or published by LJN. Editor's Note:TBA.2nd Logo(1991-1995, 2000) <iframe frameborder="0" height="184" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/genericvideo/cf7a010134a5b1fb5ba49e6950b91a511cb67b39" width="210"></iframe>Nicknames: "The Rainbow II", "LJN Rainbow II", "The Spectrum of Awfulness II", “Laughing Joking Numbnuts II”, "The Spinning Rainbow" Logo: We see the LJN logo with just the text on a black background. Then, a rainbow of colors swirls around it once, forming the finished logo.Variants: Sometimes, the logo is still, and sometimes has "PRESENTS" written below. The Game Boy version is in black and white on a white background, but when played on the Super Game Boy or any other of Nintendo's color hand helds, the logo is "colorized", with the rainbow in red, orange, and yellow.On Terminator 2: Judgement Day and Spider-Man 3 for Game Boy, the logo is inside the black square on a white background.On NBA: All Star Challenge for the Super NES, the animation is more fluid.On Spider-Man: The Animated Series for the Super NES, the logo is on a blue spiderweb BG. Plus, the "Ljn" text isn't centered right.On Spider-Man & Venom - Maximum Carnage for the Super NES, the logo is on a dark red BG. The Genesis version has it on a white BG. FX/SFX: The rainbow. Sometimes, none.Music/Sounds: A mystical chime sound, though sometimes silent or the opening theme of the game.Availability: Seen on games made and/or published by LJN. A few titles with this include Warlock, Terminator 2: Judgement Day and True Lies for the SNES. Also appears on the Sega Dreamcast port of Spirit of Speed 1937.Editor's Note:TBA.
LMNO Productions

1st Logo(1996-2000) Nickname: "The Color Script Letters" Logo: On a gray metal background, we see the letters "LMNO" in a blocky, Pac-Man-esque font. Over the letters are the lowercase letters "lmno" in a lowercase, colorful script font. Under the letters is the word "PRODUCTIONS". FX/SFX: None.Music/Sounds: Usually, the ending theme of the show or a generic theme on CBS. Seasons 2 to 4 of Kids Say the Darndest Things, the short lived show How'd They Do That?, and the 1995 Murphy Brown special uses a short piano tune with some children shouting "Thank you for watching!", though not very easy to understand. Music/Sound Variant: The first season of Kids Say the Darndest Things (like other LMNO-produced shows) had the theme playing over it.Availability: Seen on the 1995 Murphy Brown special last aired on Nick at Nite in 2005,Kids Say the Darndest Things as well as Guinness World Records: Primetime.2nd Logo(2000-2004)Nickname: "The Red Script Letters"Logo: A black rectangle on a white background falls to the center of the screen, with the letters "LMNO" in white in the same font as the first logo. Over the letters, the lowercase letters "lmno" in the same script font as the previous, are written in. Under it, the word "PRODUCTIONS" slides in like construction paper.Variant: On WinTuition, the word "CABLE GROUP" replaces "PRODUCTIONS".FX/SFX: The slide-in, which looks like construction paper.Music/Sounds: The ending theme of the show.Availability: Extinct. Seen on WinTuition, among other shows.3rd Logo(2006?-????)Logo: On a white background, four TV's go up and down, forming the LMNO logo. Here is the animation, as follows: The left and center right TV's descend forming the "L" and the "N" in the logo, while the center left and right TV's ascend, forming the "M" and the "O" in the logo. As soon as the TV's ascend/descend forming the logo, the end result, is the LMNO logo, with each letter in black squares, with red letters in a different font over the white capital letters, similar to the previous logos and the words "CABLE GROUP" below the squares. Far below the logo, is copyright information.FX/SFX: The TV's ascending/descending and turning on to form the logo.Music/Sounds: A "twinkling" piano sound, followed by a static-like sound, similar to a TV being cut on and electric whirring throughout.Availability: Seen on the "The Dr. Keith Ablow Show", and perhaps other shows from the era.
LNT (Latvia)

Background: Latvijas Neatkariga Televizija is a major private television channel. It was created in 1996, under the name Pica TV. In early 2012 the channel was acquired by the Modern Times Group. It is the most watched channel in Latvia, with a 13.3% of market share.(2010s-?)Logo: On a white room with moving white shapes, blue cubes with the letters L, N, and T zoom out and spin. The cubes reach to the middle and stop.FX/SFX: The moving shapes and the LNT cubes zooming/spinning.Music/Sounds: TBAAvailability: Seen as a television ident on LNT.Editor's Note: None.
LTI Gray Matter

Logo descriptions by EnormousRat and CuriousGeorge60Logo captures by EnormousRat1st Logo(2000-2001)Logo: On a black background, 3 thunderbolts strike the screen twice, causing the screen to flash each time. This results in electricity running over a grey pulsating brain, which starts off black but slowly fades in. The thunderbolts then strike again, but this time below the brain and reveals "GRAY MATTER" in Papyrus, with electricity also running over it. The background then brightens to reveal a mass of machinery as well as "LTI" in a black Papyrus font (the same as "GREY MATTER") behind the text. The thunderbolts then strike the brain again, causing it to shine brightly and engulf the screen in white.FX/SFX: The thunder and electricity, the logo brightening.Cheesy Factor: Very limited animation, plus the brain looks more like pulsating slime.Music/Sounds: Halloween-like music, with thunderclapping sounds as the brain appears, and lab-like sounds when the background appears.Availability: Seen on the PC ports of Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 2, Matt Hoffman's Pro BMX and Spider-Man. Editor's Note: None.2nd Logo(2002-2007)Logo: In a dark lab, several pieces of equipment are seen, some generating electricity. In the center is a grey brain rotating in a jar filled with green liquid. The camera slowly zooms towards it as electricity flows from tubes and surrounds the jar, causing the brain to get covered in black goo for a second. The electricity then runs through it again, causing the black to become translucent bar the bottom half. Both times have the screen flash before it becomes executed. The brain then stops rotating and it slowly throbs, as the lab fades to a black background with a soft glow around it, as well as "LTI GRAY MATTER" in a 3D Papyrus font (same as before). A ring of electricity then passes through the text.FX/SFX: The brain spinning, the electricity moving.Music/Sounds: Spooky music, with electrical buzzing sounds.Availability: Seen on X2: Wolverine's Revenge, Jade Empire:Special Edition,and other later games, for PC only. Editor's Note: None.
LTV7 (Latvia)

Background: LTV7 is a Latvian TV channel aimed at a youth audience. It is owned by Latvijas Televizija.(2010s-?)Logo: On a space background with zooming stars, we see rotating screens showing videos of programs that the channel airs. On the center the LTV7 logo (a red seven) appears and emits white lights and zooming outlines. The screens and the logo zooms out. Then the words "Seko Liderim!" (Follow The Leader/Champion! when translated to English) wipe in and the channel´s name fades in (the 7 is red).FX/SFX: Everything.Music/Sounds: A powerful and dramatic fanfare that fits a sci-fi movie.Availability: TBAEditor's Note: None.
LT 83 TV Canal 3 Rosario (Argentina)

(1985-1988)Nicknames: The Seagulls, "Seagulls in Space"Logo: On a space background slowly zooming in, 3 seagulls appear in the top right corner of the screen and fly toward the center. One of the seagulls stops as an abstract "3" and a multicolored tube (in green, blue, yellow, and red in that order, with the green being the largest section) fades in behind it, while the other 2 seagulls fly under the "3" and form the text "LT 83 TV CANAL 3 ROSARIO" below the logo.FX/SFX: The seagulls flying in and forming the logo.Cheesy Factor: Really choppy animation of the seagulls.Music/Sounds: An very relaxing xylophone and piano tune, followed by an female announcer.Availability: Extinct.Scare Factor: None. This is a favorite of many in the Rosario region, especially with the relaxing feel.
LUK Internacional S.A.(Spain)

Background: Luk International is a Spanish distributor based in Barcelona, founded in 1979.1st Logo(1988?-1990)Nickname: "The Compass"Logo: On a marble background, a blue beveled circle is seen off center. A large, 4-pointed blue star then flashes in, forming a compass with one of the points much longer than the others. A filmstrip then draws in, reversing to the other, more shiny side, in which the text "LUK INTERNACIONAL" is seen on it. After reversing to the other side, "S.A." is also revealed. The filmstrip shines.Variant: A short variant exists, where the filmstrip just shines.FX/SFX: The star flashing, the filmstrip drawing in.Music/Sounds: The ending theme of the show or whatever logo it was plastered over.Availability: Seen on Castilian Spanish and Portuguese prints of TV series from the time. Examples include Dog City, Muppet Babies, some episodes of Doraemon, and the first season of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (1987 series).Editor's Note: None.
LVL 11

Logo descriptions byBenIsRandomLogo captures by BenIsRandomVideo captures courtesy ofBackground: Level 11 (abbreviated as LVL 11) was created in 2014 by Rovio Entertainment to publish 8-bit and 16-bit games distributed by the company. 1st Logo(2014-)Logo: A pixelated version of the Rovio Flame logo plays. Once the logo finishes, the red "R" turns black and outside of it forms a black and white shield with black bird feathers. The word "ROVIO" turns into a black and white banner that reads "LVL 11" in white. The entire thing plays on a white background.FX/SFX: The Flame logo and that logo turning into this logo.Music/Sounds: An 8-bit version of the Flame logo's sound effects, then a high-pitched pixel sound, which isn't really eerie.Variants:On RETRY, the words "A GAME BY" are shown above the logo.Availability: Rare. Seen on the trailer for and beginning of RETRY.Editor's Note: None.