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Ni Hao, Kai Lan (Pilots)

## 2003 (Downward Doghouse)

The show started out as a series of Shorts that aired as intermission shows. Notable differences include: Most characters look alot different, the lack of Rintoo & Lulu, Hoho speeks in gibberish & the passing was much slower. At first, Kai-Lan was voiced by a child and sounded somewhat close to the final series, but then an Adult took over and sounded nothing like the series.

## 2003-2006 (Downward Doghouse)

Flat VersionUsed on early experimental demos. Various changes occured during the logos run, including character redesigns, various revisions to the animation and quote changes. For most of this logo's run, Kai-Lan sounded like she did during the late days of the previous logo, but in 2006, a Chinese actress briefley voiced her, leading to her being hevilly accented.

## 2006 (Test for animation)

Notable differences in the 2006 pilot: Most characters look closer to their 2007/8 design, although with kinda more Anime-like eyes, the theme song being a very MLP-esc piece, the passing is much faster than the 2003 pilots, Hoho is very hard to Understand, Rintoo & Lulu made their debuts, although Rintoo speeks more like Lampo from the 1997 Equestrian version of The Funny Cats & Lulu is silent. Kai-Lan also sounds much closer to the series than before.
Second Form

An arcosian in Second Form as shown here.

### Similar Techniques

First Form, Third Form, Imperfect Bio Android, Semi-Perfect Bio Android, Perfect Bio Android, Super Perfect Bio Android.

This form is the second suppressed state of an arcosian in use of a bio suit. This form is slightly more powerful than the first form while being around 2 or 3 times more powerful. This form is rumored to be the form King Cold is always shown in, but is not confirmed. While being slightly more powerful than the first form, it also makes the user much taller and bulkier. More info about this form and its series is mainly described on the First Form article.
Little Charmers (Pilots)

## 1999 (1st Pilot)

Notable Differences In The 1st Pilot: The Theme Song Was Totally Different, the original pilot featured some very dated looking CGI, Hazel Lavender & Posie all sounded totally different, the original pilot had a narrator (David Spade) & was very fast passed.

## 2003 (2nd Pilot)

Notable Differences In The 2nd Pilot Include: The original 1999 theme is still used, but was given a complete makeover, the animation has improved significantly, Patrick Stewart takes over as narrator, the main characters sound quite similar but have been redesigned a bit, they also have a pet dog, the pasing is similar to before but is overall much wackier.

## 2007-2015 (Demo Media)

The show gradually evolved during the years of 2007-2015, Chloe Grace Mortez narrated these.
White Fang Thugs

**White Fang Thugs** is a 2-aura unit in *RWBY: Amity Arena*. Unlocked in the Training Grounds, White Fang Thugs deploys 3 White Fang Fighters that have low HP but hit hard.

## Information

***Note:** These stats also apply to White Fang Dropship, White Fang Dropship Formation, and White Fang Squad.*

### Card Info

Deploys 3 White Fang Fighters that have low HP but hit hard.

The White Fang used to be a peaceful organization that protested and demonstrated, but those days are long gone. Now, violence is often the first choice.

## External Links

* White Fang Thugs on the Amity Arena Library

## References

1. ↑  White Fang Thugs on the Amity Arena Library
Super Saiyan Two

## Super Saiyan Two (SSJ2)

Super Duper Saiyan

Super Saiyan Two, the abbreviation being SSJ2, is the predecessor to the well known Super Saiyan One, also known as SSJ or Super Saiyan.

Upon entering Super Saiyan Two, electricity would begin to form around the user. The hair becomes slightly more spiked, and the aura gets slightly bigger.

The transformed state multiplies the users power by x100 fold. Though, there are multiple grades of Super Saiyan Two, going 1-4.

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Disney Channel (Equestria)

## 2003-2011

On August 13th 2003, Disney Channel Equestria Switched To The 2002 Style Presentation.

Blue VariantDark Blue VariantFull LogoOn Screen Bug+1 On Screen Bug
## 2011-2014

On July 11th 2011, Disney Channel Equestria Addapted The 2010 Ident Style.

Used On Movie PromotonsSecondary LogoDark Blue VariantOn Screen BugOn Screen Bug (During DCOM'S)
## 2014-

On September 9th 2014, Disney Channel Equestria Starting Using The 2014 Idents And Logo.

On Screen Bug (2014-)DCOM On Screen Bug (2014-)
### 2017-

April 17th 2017 Saw Disney Channel Equestria Addapting The Present Day Disney Channel UK Graphics And Idents.

Light Blue VariantDark Blue VariantMidnight Blue VariantPurple VariantRed (christmas) VariantPink VariantLight Pink Version
## See Also

Disney Channel (Equestria)/On Screen Bugs
Mira Royal Detective (Pilots)

## 1st Pilot (2012)

Logo Without The Disney Logo
Notable Differences in the pilot include: An animation style that is very reminisant of 1997-2011 Jelly Lelli Jamm, Meagan Smith Voices the title character, the pasing feels alot different and many other differences occur.

## 2nd Pilot (2015)

Logo Without The Disney Logo
Notable Differences In The 2nd Pilot Include: The 2nd Pilot was animated in Prism & Pixles (well known for making the CGI effects in the MLP Movies), Taylor Locke takes over voicing the title character, the pasing is somewhat closer and it effectly seems like a thing in the middle.
Unlockables

These are forms that are not automatically given to the player, but require the player to follow a set of actions to unlock the form. Some of these require the God Ki Gamepass.

Non-Gamepass:

Great Namek

Oozaru (Great Ape)

Golden Oozaru (Golden Great Ape)

Super Saiyan Four

Super Saiyan Five

Potential Unleashed

Gamepass:

Majin God

Perfected God

Blue-Eyed Namekian God

Red-Eyed Namekian God
Power Ponies (Franchise)

For the 1st movie in the series, see The Power Ponies

## 1962-1965

Alt Variant
Used from The Power Ponies (1962) to Power Ponies 3: The Cure Of Doom (1964)

## 1965-1968

### 1965-1967

Used from Power Ponies 4: Blackout (1965) to Power Ponies 5: The Case Of The Bad Court Leader (1966)

### 1967-1968

Used only on Power Ponies 6: The Miracle (1967)

## 1968-1974

### 1968-1969

Used only on Power Ponies 7: Deathrow (1968)

### 1969-1971

Used from Power Ponies 8: Down Cat (1969) to Power Ponies 9: Static (1970)

### 1971-1974

Used from Power Ponies 10: The Rise Of The Mane Act (1971) to Power Ponies 12: Preasure Upon Us (1973)

## 1974-1984

### 1974-1977

Used from Power Ponies 13: Stoned To The Core (1974) to Power Ponies 15: Buy Me A Gun (1976)

### 1977-1981

Used from Power Ponies: Rage Of The Monster Beat (1977) to Power Ponies X (1980)

### 1981-1982

Used only on Power Ponies: Kicked Again (1981)

### 1982-1984

Used from Power Ponies: Syco (1982) to Power Ponies Flash (1983)

## 1984-1987

Used from Power Ponies In Action (1984) to Power Ponies: Curse Of The Ace Act (1986)

## 1987-1990

Used from Power Ponies X3 (1987) to Power Ponies: Solid Gold (1989)

## 1990-1993

Used from Power Ponies: Powerdrive (1990) to Power Ponies: Final Straw (1992)

## 1993-1997

### 1993-1995

Used from Power Ponies X4 (1993) to Power Ponies: Nitro (1994)

### 1995-1996

Used only on Power Ponies: Stone Cold (1995)

## 1997-2007

### 1997-2001

Used from Power Ponies: Zone (1997) to Power Ponies: New Era (2000)

### 2001-2007

Used from Power Ponies: Blackout '01 (2001) to Power Ponies X9 (2006)

## 2007-2013

Used from Power Ponies: Ultimate Hour (2007) to Power Ponies: Undercover (2012)

## 2013-2017

Used from Power Ponies: Super Force (2013) to Power Ponies: Ultima (2016)

## 2017-2020

Used from Power Ponies X21000000000000000 (2017) to Power Ponies: The Mane Act Returns (2019)

## 2020-

Used since Power Ponies: The Ultimate Battle
First Form

An arcosian in his first form as shown here.

### Similar Techniques

Second Form, Third Form, Imperfect Bio Android, Semi-Perfect Bio Android, Perfect Bio Android, Super Perfect Bio Android.

This form is the first transformation, or most basic suppressor of power for Freeza Race transformations, consisting of either a bio suit, no clothing whatsoever, or most fashionably, a top for Saiyan warriors.

This form is used by Freeza Race but is not used by the entire population of them, as Freeza Race are born at a set level of power, which most do not bother to train to increase.

People such as Cooler are among the stronger specimens, and hold a power further than their final form. The form used by people such as Cooler was assumed to be their evolution state until Freeza revealed the 'Golden Form' or 'Ultimate Evolution' but it is rumored that said form is simply the true form of much stronger Freeza Race beings.

Even while being suppressed in their First Form, most Freeza Race can still destroy an entire planet or star with ease.
Baby Shark's Big Show (Pilot)

## 2019

Notable differences in the pilot include: Very fast passed (kinda like EQUE's Baby Shark), a totally different theme song (in fact, the Baby Shark song dosent even appear at all in the pilot, it's unknown why), the title character has his voice from the online shorts & foreshadow sounds more like himself from the comedy gag dub of the show.
Little Narwhal

## 2021

Alt LogoFlat LogoAlt Flat LogoLogo with Darkfong logoAlt logo with the Darkfong LogoFlat logo with the Darkfong logoAlt Flat logo with the Darkfong logo
This is a demo name that was briefly used prior to Bndspitw starting their partership with IMC Toys and retooling this into The Billy & Corally Show.

## See Also

* Shark Baby - Sister Franchise
* Baby Shark (EQUE Franchise) - A Major Influence of Shark Baby & Little Narwhal
El TV Kadsre Films

*Note: This article is about the Bndspitw/DTVRocks history of El TV Kadsre*.

El TV Kadsre Films Was The Film Division Of El TV Kadsre.

### 1979-2008

Used On Some El TV Kadsre Printed Releases Of Comic 82 ComicsInternational VariantPrint LogoInternational Print Logo
## See Also

El TV Kadsre Films/On Screen Logos
El TV Kadsre
El TV Kadsre Home Entertainment
El TV Kadsre Television
Firebuds (Pilot)

## Differences in the Pilot include

* The theme song being an instrumental rock piece.
* Notably higher quality CGI, likley thanks to it being animated by NovaFilm's animation unit.
* Bo Bayani (voiced by James Arnold Taylor) was an adult, whilst Jayden Jones (voiced by Megan Smith, in an unusual case for a Disney series to have an actress voicing a child character) & Violet Vega-Vaughn (voiced by Taylor "VM" Locke) were training under him.
* None of the Vehicles speak.
* The passing is much faster and more actionlike.
My Little Pony (EQUE Franchise)/International Logos

Note: Many of the languages reverted to the English name in the FIM era.

## Abaza

MLP 1940 (Abaza).png1940MLP 1944 (Abaza).png1944MLP 1974 (Abaza).png1974MLP 1981 (Abaza).png1981MLP 1983 (Abaza).png1983MLP 1997 (Abaza).png1997MLP 2003 (Abaza).png2003MLP 2007 (Abaza).png2007
## Affrikans

MLP 1940 (Affrikans).png1940MLP 1944 (Affrikans).png1944MLP 1974 (Affrikans).png1974MLP 1981 (Affrikans).png1981MLP 1983 (Affrikans).png1983MLP 1997 (Affrikans).png1997MLP 2003 (Affrikans).png2003MLP 2007 (Affrikans).png2007
## Albanian

MLP 1940 (Albanian).png1940MLP 1944 (Albanian).png1944MLP 1974 (Albanian).png1974MLP 1981 (Albanian).png1981MLP 1983 (Albanian).png1983MLP 1997 (Albanian).png1997MLP 2003 (Albanian).png2003MLP 2007 (Albanian).png2007

## Arabic

MLP 1940 (Arabic).png1940MLP 1944 (Arabic).png1944MLP 1974 (Arabic).png1974MLP 1981 (Arabic).png1981MLP 1983 (Arabic).png1983MLP 1997 (Arabic).png1997MLP 2003 (Arabic).png2003MLP 2007 (Arabic).png2007
## Armenian

MLP 1940 (Armenian).png1940MLP 1944 (Armenian).png1944MLP 1974 (Armenian).png1974MLP 1981 (Armenian).png1981MLP 1983 (Armenian).png1983MLP 1997 (Armenian).png1997MLP 2003 (Armenian).png2003MLP 2007 (Armenian).png2007
## Azerbanjai

MLP 1940 (Azerbanjai).png1940MLP 1944 (Azerbanjai).png1944MLP 1974 (Azerbanjai).png1974MLP 1981 (Azerbanjai).png1981MLP 1983 (Azerbanjai).png1983MLP 1997 (Azerbanjai).png1997MLP 2003 (Azerbanjai).png2003MLP 2007 (Azerbanjai).png2007
Third Form

An Arcosian in his third form as shown here.

### Similar Techniques

First Form, Second Form, Imperfect Bio Android, Semi-Perfect Bio Android, Perfect Bio Android, Super Perfect Bio Android.

This form is the third suppressed state of an Arcosian that utilizes a bio suit. This form is around 5 times more powerful than the second form. This form is the least suppressed out of the ones before it. More info about this form and its series is stated in the First Form article.
Logo FannonWiki: A New Revolution Wiki

## Welcome to LogoFannon

Welcome to LogoFannon Wiki: A New Revolution, the ultimate hub for fanmade logos. Anyone can add their own logos and bring magic to the wiki.

## Describe your topic

Write a description about your topic. Let your readers know what your topic is about and add some general information about it.

## Latest activity

Photos and videos are a great way to add visuals to your wiki. Add one below!
20th Century Films

*Note: Despite being a rename of 20th Century Fox/Studios/Pictures Inc, this is in an alternate universe, although comcast did try to buy 21st Century Fox in 2017.*

## 2021-

In 2021, Comcast aquired the ex-FOX corporation entertainment units from Disney Enterprises, Inc. 20th Century Studios, 20th Century Studios Home Entertainment, Searchlight Pictures & Touchstone Television were renamed 20th Century Films, 20th Century Home Entertainment, 20th Searchlight Pictures & MCA Television, respectivly.
Kerwizz! (Pilots)

## 2003 (1st Pilot)

Alt Variant, used on promotional material
Notable differences in this pilot include:

* It was hosted by Nick Jackson and announced by Robin Houston.
* The quiz lasted for 10 questions rather than 5, and was a general knowledge quiz rather than a visual one.
* The CGI was alot more dated.
* The theme song was completely different and 70s inspired.
* The show had a lengthy introduction which introduced the racers.
* The teams were simply refered to by color, rather than having nicknames.
* Kit & Kabodle were Purple instead of Pink.
* The question layout was compelety different and the side characters didn't exist.
* The kids in the audience had alot more of a purpose.

## 2007 (2nd Pilot)

Notable differences in this pilot include:

* Jasper Carrott and Tom Hardy took over as host and announcer. The host became known as the "Kerwizzitor".
* The CGI has improved.
* The layout has changed on the quiz. Despite this, it still uses the format from the 2003 pilot.
* The side characters made their debut.
* The Kerwizzitor took over introducing the teams, but they simply greet the players rather than doing a short motief.
* The sections became known as "The Blue Blazers", "The Yellow Yonders" & "The Purple Pollutions"
* The Theme song is the same as the 2003 pilot.

## 2008 (3rd Pilot)

This logo was also used on the American Pilot. Notable differences in this pilot include:

* Jacob Scipio takes over as host. Here he acts a bit more like the previous hosts.
* The teams are intoduced like they were in the 2007 pilot.
* The theme song is still the 2003 pilot theme.
* The graphics have been given an overhaul again, and the CGI has changed again.
* The team names are still the same as the 2007 pilot.
False Super Saiyan

This is the unofficial Super Saiyan transformation, my pet theory is that this is basically just someone who was just a little too weak to completely enter Super Saiyan, or just on the threshold.

This form gives a x25 multiplier. The user's eyes would lose their pupils, with their hair turning a dark red. The aura is reminiscent of the legendary aura of the Super Saiyan but isn't as bright, nor as 'thick'.
Jelly Lelli Jamm

## 1994-

### 1994 (Film), 1994-2011 (Franchise)

Logo used on merchendiseVariant used on the Jelly Lelli Jamm 3D logoVariant used on the Jelly Lelli Jamm 3D merchandise logo
### 2011-2022

Alternate Logo
During this era, the franchise had tempory changed it's name to Jelly Jamm, and this logo was pretty rarley used. The most major use of this logo was on retrothemed merchendise and reissues.
44 Cats

## 44 Cats (1st Era)

### 1971-1997

3D VariantPrint LogoLogo with the Title Original Text3D Logo With The Title Original TextPrint Logo With The Title Original Text
## The Funny Cats

### 1997-2003

Flat VersionPrint LogoLogo with the Title Original Text2D Logo with the Title Original TextPrint Logo With The Title Original TextLogo with the Rename Text & Title Original Text (used mostly in 1997-1998)2D Logo with the Rename Text & Title Original TextPrint Logo with the Rename Text & Title Original TextLogo with the Rename Notice2D Logo with the Rename NoticePrint Logo with the Rename NoticeLogo with Alt Rename Notice2D Logo with Alt Rename NoticePrint Logo with Alt Rename NoticeTitle card, Used on the 1997 Equestrian dub of the 1968 series
## 44 Cats (2nd Era)

### 2003-2018

2D LogoPrint LogoLogo with the Title Original Text2D Logo with the Title Original TextPrint Logo with the Title Original Text
### 2018-

Logo used on rereleases of the 1968/1997 series.
## See Also

* The 44 Cats Movie
* 44 Cats/Italian Logos
Beastest Nintendo DS Player In The World Cable TV

## 1983-1993

Even though this logo ran for 10 years, the channel introduced new branding in 1987.

## 1997-2004

### 1997-1998

This logo was introduced alongside the 1997 Bndspitw rebrand that happened to go alongside Bndspitw moving their main operations from New Orleans, USA to Colwyn Bay, UK

## On Screen Bugs

1991-19931993-19971997-19981998-20042004-20072007-20102010-20132013-20162016-20182018-20192019-
## See Also

* Beastest Nintendo DS Player In The World 2
* Beastest Nintendo DS Player In The World 3
* Beastest Nintendo DS Player In The World 4
* Beastest Nintendo DS Player In The World 5
PFC Vault

## 2012-2016

Logo with the Beastest Nintendo DS Player In The World Archive Of Obscure Media logo (2012-2014)Logo with the Beastest Nintendo DS Player In The World Archive Of Obscure Media logo (2014-2016)
## 2016-2022

Logo with the Beastest Nintendo DS Player In The World Archive Of Obscure Media logo (2016-)
## See Also

* Beastest Nintendo DS Player In The World Archive Of Obscure Media
Elinor Wonders Why (Pilots)

## 2001 (1st Pilot)

Notable Differences In The 1st Pilot: The Animation is a bit different, the theme song is completely different, the title character sounds alot different and the pasing is alot different from the series itself.

## 2007 (2nd Pilot)

Notable Differences In The 2nd Pilot: The Theme Song is changed again, the title character sounds very goofy, the animation is starting to look more like the series itself and various other changes.

## 2009 (3rd Pilot)

Not much had changed since the 2007 pilot when this was made.
20th Searchlight Pictures

*Note: Despite being a rename of 20th Century Fox/Studios/Pictures Inc, this is in an alternate universe, although comcast did try to buy 21st Century Fox in 2017.*

## 2021-

In 2021, Comcast aquired the ex-FOX corporation entertainment units from Disney Enterprises, Inc. 20th Century Studios, 20th Century Studios Home Entertainment, Searchlight Pictures & Touchstone Television were renamed 20th Century Films, 20th Century Home Entertainment, 20th Searchlight Pictures & MCA Television, respectivly.
Darkfong

## 2016-2020

Logo With SologanLogo With Byline (2017-2018)Logo With Byline (2017-2020)Logo With Byline (2020)
## 2020-

Logo With SologanLogo With Byline (2020-2022)Logo With Byline (2022-)3D LogoLogo used on promitional info, showing that Darkfong has approved itUsed on "Darkfong Super Weekend"Blue Gradient LogoUsed on the "Darkfong Song Contest"
## See Also

* CocaineMellon
* The Anti Cocomelon Insitute
EQUE

For the movie division, See EQUE Pictures

### 1973-2004

Many, MANY different colored variant's of this logo exist, especially because of it's longtivity, you can see various variants of the logo here

### 2004-

Grey VariantGold VariantAlt Variant #1Alt Variant #2Alt Variant #3Alt Variant #4Classic EQUE colors variant
## See Also

* EQUE International
* EQUE/Anniversary Logos
Custom Logo Variations - Warner Bros. Pictures

Post Your Custom Warner Bros. Pictures Logo Variants Here:

Jelly Lelli Jamm (1994)Jelly Lelli Jamm (1994, Closing)Jelly Lelli Jamm 2 - Return To Space (2001)Jelly Lelli Jamm 2 - Return To Space (2001, Closing)Jelly Lelli Jamm 3 - Oracle (2004)Jelly Lelli Jamm 3 - Oracle (2004, Closing)Jelly Lelli Jamm 4 - The End Of The Line (2007)Jelly Lelli Jamm 4 - The End Of The Line (2007, Closing)
Bndspitw Kids

## Kids On Beastest Nintendo DS Player In The World (1st Era)

### 1959-1964

Beastest Nintendo DS Player In The World Kids was 1st launched as a programming block on Beastest Nintendo DS Player In The World Cable TV. It is one of the longest running children's programming blocks in the world.

## Beastest Nintendo DS Player In The World For Children

### 1967-1985

#### 1979-1985

In 1979, the Beastest Nintendo DS Player In The World logo was updated. In 1983, the Beastest Nintendo DS Player In The World Kids TV Channel was launched.

## Beastest Nintendo DS Player In The World Kids (1st Era)

### 1989-1999

#### 1989-1993

##### 1991-1993

In 1991, the Beastest Nintendo DS Player In The World text became a Brighter Red Color.

#### 1993-1999

On April 24th 1993, Bndspitw had another major rebrand and introduced A new logo. And to go alongside this new rebrand, the Text Bndspitw was replaced by the newly introduced logo and the word “Kids” switched to a cooler looking font. In April 1997, The Bndspitw Kids channel started airing in Widescreen & the following year it went 24/7.

### 1999-2004

Introduced on June 11th 1999. A +1 version launched on September 3rd.

## Kids On Beastest Nintendo DS Player In The World (2nd Era)

### 2004-2007

March 23rd 2004 introduced another new logo for Bndspitw, and to go alongside this, a new logo for the channel was introduced, as well as returning to the “Kids On Bndspitw” name. At the same time, An online feed of the channel was launched which continues to stream on the Bndspitw website.

## Beastest Nintendo DS Player In The World Kids (2nd Era)

### 2007-2010

Introduced on April 13th 2007. On September 10th 2007, a HD Version was launched, followed by a HD +1 version on February 4th 2008.

### 2011-2019

Introduced on June 10th 2011. This survived 2 rebrands (2014 & 2017)

Logo used on screen bug

## See Also

* Bndspitw Kids/On Screen Bugs
* Beastest Nintendo DS Player In The World Preschool Corner
* Boys Network
* PFC Kids
* Classic Kids TV
* Classic Preschool TV
* MBC Kids - Kids channel of the Musto Broadcasting Company & Trex Productions
* Omega Kids - Kids Channel of Omega Films
* Kids Swim - Kids Channel Of The Swim Group
Milo: The Little Cat Adventures

## The Little Cat Adventures (Equestria/USA/International/FilxFilm)

### 2021-

The show was released in Equestria with an Equestrian made local version, which also has it's own theme song. Visualock Studios released this version in america and various companies have licenced it around the world. Kinda notably, The 5-Year old title character of the British version speeks in a mature adult voice on the Equestrian version. This is also used on the FlixFilm prints, which feature both versions.

Title CardFlixFilm Thumbnail
## Milo (International)

### 2021-

This logo was used on various forigen dubs, and in most cases, despite using the UK name, the Equestrian version was dubbed.

## Milo: The Little Cat Adventures (PFC+ Title)

### 2021-

This is used on the thumbnail of the PFC+ prints of the show, which (just like the FilxFilm prints) feature both the UK & Equestrian versions.

PFC+ Thumbnail
Classic Preschool TV/On Screen Bugs

## 2021-

Fullscreen BugWidescreen BugFullscreen 1960s BugWidescreen 1960s BugFullscreen 1970s BugWidescreen 1970s BugFullscreen 1980s BugWidescreen 1980s BugFullscreen 1990s BugWidescreen 1990s BugFullscreen 2000s BugWidescreen 2000s BugFullscreen +1 BugWidescreen +1 BugFullscreen +1 1960s BugWidescreen +1 1960s BugFullscreen +1 1970s BugWidescreen +1 1970s BugFullscreen +1 1980s BugWidescreen +1 1980s BugFullscreen +1 1990s BugWidescreen +1 1990s BugFullscreen +1 2000s BugWidescreen +1 2000s BugFullscreen HD BugWidescreen HD BugFullscreen HD 1960s BugWidescreen HD 1960s BugFullscreen HD 1970s BugWidescreen HD 1970s BugFullscreen HD 1980s BugWidescreen HD 1980s BugFullscreen HD 1990s BugWidescreen HD 1990s BugFullscreen HD 2000s BugWidescreen HD 2000s BugFullscreen HD +1 BugWidescreen HD +1 BugFullscreen HD +1 1960s BugWidescreen HD +1 1960s BugFullscreen HD +1 1970s BugWidescreen HD +1 1970s BugFullscreen HD +1 1980s BugWidescreen HD +1 1980s BugFullscreen HD +1 1990s BugWidescreen HD +1 1990s BugFullscreen HD +1 2000s BugWidescreen HD +1 2000s Bug
Classic Kids TV/On Screen Bugs

## 2021-

Fullscreen BugWidescreen BugFullscreen 1960s BugWidescreen 1960s BugFullscreen 1970s BugWidescreen 1970s BugFullscreen 1980s BugWidescreen 1980s BugFullscreen 1990s BugWidescreen 1990s BugFullscreen 2000s BugWidescreen 2000s BugFullscreen +1 BugWidescreen +1 BugFullscreen +1 1960s BugWidescreen +1 1960s BugFullscreen +1 1970s BugWidescreen +1 1970s BugFullscreen +1 1980s BugWidescreen +1 1980s BugFullscreen +1 1990s BugWidescreen +1 1990s BugFullscreen +1 2000s BugWidescreen +1 2000s BugFullscreen HD BugWidescreen HD BugFullscreen HD 1960s BugWidescreen HD 1960s BugFullscreen HD 1970s BugWidescreen HD 1970s BugFullscreen HD 1980s BugWidescreen HD 1980s BugFullscreen HD 1990s BugWidescreen HD 1990s BugFullscreen HD 2000s BugWidescreen HD 2000s BugFullscreen HD +1 BugWidescreen HD +1 BugFullscreen HD +1 1960s BugWidescreen HD +1 1960s BugFullscreen HD +1 1970s BugWidescreen HD +1 1970s BugFullscreen HD +1 1980s BugWidescreen HD +1 1980s BugFullscreen HD +1 1990s BugWidescreen HD +1 1990s BugFullscreen HD +1 2000s BugWidescreen HD +1 2000s Bug
Cleo & Cuquin (Pilot)

## 2013

Notable differences in the pilot: The pilot had a totally different, disco inspired theme song, a somewhat bizzare soundtrack, somewhat more simple CGI (notable in the character's eyes, who seem to resemble the 90s version of Jelly Lelli Jamm (ironicly Victor Lopez created both JLJ & C&C), overall faster passed and the character voices sound alot different, especially on the English version.
Milton Bradley

## 1943-1964, 2002-2008

1st Apperence Of The MB Letters.

Key To Fun Logo (1950-1964)
## 1962-

Older Version Of The LogoNewer Version Of The LogoNewer Version With TM BugVersion Used During The Mid 90s90s International Logo #190s International Logo #290s International LogoRare Inverted VariantVariant Used On 90s Greek CommercialsVery Rare Version Of The Logo3D Variant (2003-)Variant Used On 2003- CommercialsWith Classic Portugese Slogan

### 1997-

Variant Without BoxAlt VariantUsed On The 2007 Simon Reissue
EL TV Kadsre Television/On Screen

## El Kadserian Television

### 1951-1964

Portuguese VariantKorean VariantColor Variant #1, Used On Colorized Shows And A Few Shows Produced In ColorColor Variant #2Rare Variant
### 1963-1964

16mm VariantBlack And White VariantPower Pusher (1963)Power Pusher (Black And White Prints) (1963)Early Variant #1Early Variant #2Rare Variant
## El TV Kadsre Television

### 1964-1979

Horrortown (1968-1972)Rare VariantNeighbours Abridged (1977)Used On Various Shows From 1977-1979
### 1979-1989

Early Variant #1 From Power TVEarly Variant #2Early Variant #2Black And White VariantEarly 1987 Variant With BylineDistribution Variant (1979-1987)
### 1987-2003

Widescreen VariantDistribution Variant (1987-1988)Opening VariantShort Subject/Cartoon VariantNight Time Horrors (1993)
MCA Television (Revival)

*Note: Despite being a rename of 20th Century Fox/Studios/Pictures Inc, this is in an alternate universe, although comcast did try to buy 21st Century Fox in 2017.*

## 2021-

In 2021, Comcast aquired the ex-FOX corporation entertainment units from Disney Enterprises, Inc. 20th Century Studios, 20th Century Studios Home Entertainment, Searchlight Pictures & Touchstone Television were renamed 20th Century Films, 20th Century Home Entertainment, 20th Searchlight Pictures & MCA Television, respectivly.
El TV Kadsre

*This page talks about Bndspitw/DTVRocks history of El TV Kadsre, to see Blue91233's history of the company, visit dreamlogos.fandom.com*

**El TV Kadsre**(formely **El Kadsreian Television**) was a television channel from El Kadsre. It started life in 1911 as Flower Film Production. In 2008, the channel was brought by Beastest Nintendo DS Player In The World and was rebranded as Bndspitw El Kadsre.

## See Also

* Bndspitw El Kadsre Television Networks Ltd
My Little Pony: Tell Your Tale: Special Edition

## 2023-

Logo used on the title card
Like with the Make Your Mark recut, this was also made by the team behind the My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic, and has loads of notable differences. The biggest change is that the entire show was completely reanimated, shifiting fron a "Cal-Arts" style to a more traditional style reminisant of various EQUE creations, as well as numerous other changes.
Butterbean's Cafe (Pilot)

## 2015

Notable differences in the pilot: The main characters are Humans rather than Faries (apart from 1 dream sequence), the cafe is located in a City and looks totally different, the show seems to take place during the 70s, the Theme song is totally different and overall feels more like Trouble At Rainbow Kingdom for preschoolers.
Fong V Fong

## 2022

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## See Also

* Fong V Fong: Origins - Upcoming Build Up Movie
* Fong V Fong 2: Pinkfong Strikes Back - Upcoming Sequal
* Fong V Fong 3: The Rise Of Bluefong - Upcoming Threequal
* Fong V Fong: The Series - Upcoming TV Show
* Shark Baby's Massive Movie
* CocaineMellon The Movie
* Fongimation
Classic Preschool TV

## 2021-

Flat logoPrint LogoAlt print logoTimeshift LogoSolid Timeshift LogoPrint Timeshift LogoAlt Timeshift Print LogoHD LogoSolid HD LogoPrint HD LogoAlt HD Print LogoHD Timeshift LogoSolid HD Timeshift LogoPrint HD Timeshift LogoAlt HD Timeshift LogoLogo of Nightwatch Programming Block (10:00pm-06:00am)Print Logo of Nightwatch Programming Block (10:00pm-06:00am)Alt Print Logo of Nightwatch Programming Block (10:00pm-06:00am)Logo used at Christmas timeAlternate logo used at Christmas timePrint logo used at christmas timeAlternate print logo used at Christmas timeTimeshift logo used at Christmas timeAlternate Timeshift logo used at christmas timePrint timeshift logo used at Christmas timeAlternate Print Timeshift logo used at christmas timeHD Logo used at Christmas timeAlternate HD Logo used at Christmas timeHD Print logo used at Christmas timeAlternate HD Print logo used at Christmas timeHD Timeshift logo used at Christmas timeAlternate HD Timeshift logo used at Christmas timeHD Timeshift Print logo used at Christmas timeAlternate HD Timeshift Print logo used at Christmas time
## See Also

* Classic Preschool TV/On Screen Bugs
* Classic Kids TV
* Classic Anime TV
* Bndspitw Kids
* Boys Network
Beastest Nintendo DS Player In The World Preschool Corner

## 1987-1993

Short Version, used as a Screen Bug
### 2007-2010

This was a more major rebrand, notably introducing the "Overexcited Annnouncer" (voiced by Canadian actress Almoa Steele, best known for the MLP films), who announced from 2007-2014.

Short VersionFlat VersionShort 2D Version, used as A Screen Bug
### 2010-2014

#### 2010-2011

The "Zig Zag Of Wonder" was added next to the BPC text, which changed font yet again.

Short VersionFlat VersionShort Flat Version, Used as a Screen Bug
#### 2011-2014

Short VersionFlat VersionShort Flat Version, Used as a screen bug
## 2014-2017

This era was not as well liked, as it replaced many of the programming block's iconic elements, including removing the initials & replacing the announcer. Despite that, many people still liked it.

## 2017-2019

The 2017 rebrand brung back the Initials and a new announcer, often called "The Neo Overexcited Announcer.", who continues to announce to this day.

Short Version, used as a screen bug
## See Also

* Beastest Nintendo DS Player In The World Preschool Corner/On Screen Bugs
* Bndspitw Kids
* Boys Network
* PFC Kids
* Classic Kids TV
* Classic Preschool TV
Olivia (Pilot)

## 2004

Notable Differences In The Pilot Include: Rather Strange Animation, a bizzare theme song that starts dramatic and then turns into an 80s novelty record, on both the USA & especially the UK versions the title character sounds very mature & adultlike (and on the USA version, it sounds like an Equestrian Actress is voicing her), The pilot is very fast pased, like with the infamous Cleo & Cuquin Pilot, it seems to take place in the 70s & alot of characters have placeholder names.
Bubble Guppies (Pilots)

## 2006 (1st Pilot)

Notable Differences In The 1st Pilot Include: It was animated on Toon Boom rather than Autodesk Maya, causing a huge difference, Mr Grouper was called Mr Golden, was voiced by Edward Norton (best known for playing the title character in the 2008 Incredible Hulk Movie) and sounded very different. Just about every student was given a new personality after the pilot:

* Molly went from a creative character to a more straighforward leader (in the pilot, Mr Grouper acted more like that)
* Gil went from being rather funny/wierd and constantly breaking the fouth wall Starsong Heatlight style to being fast passed and wacky.
* Goby went from being Goofy to being creative and imaginative.
* Deema went from being a serial prankster to being a rather funny character (a bit like pilot Gil)
* Oona went from acting like Starsong Heatlight to being polite.
* Nonny had the biggest change, going from a character that keeps having tantrums (kinda like Caillou) to being curious and calm.
* Zooli was very fast pased, after the pilot, she would vanish for 4 seasons.
* Bubble Puppy & Little Fish had much more limited roles

An infamous laughing sound (recorded in the early 00s by Taylor Locke) was used alot, the theme song was very different, the pilot is bizzarly structured and tries to be entertaining, and overall feels very different.

## 2006-2008 (2nd Pilot & Animation Tests)

As this 2nd pilot is mostly considered lost media, not much is known about it. In 2007-2008, several animation tests were made, in these

* Corey Burton voiced Mr Grouper, who still hosted the series, but was somewhat closer to his finalized self.
* Molly had a personality that was about in the middle as was Gill.
* The rest of the students seem to have followed suit.
* Zooli appeared in the 1st test as a background character before disappearing. In later tests she's refered to as an "exchange student"
* Molly seems to use an interesting style of Fouth Wall breaking.
* The theme song is updated.
20th Century Home Entertainment

*Note: Despite being a rename of 20th Century Fox/Studios/Pictures Inc, this is in an alternate universe, although comcast did try to buy 21st Century Fox in 2017.*

## 2021-

In 2021, Comcast aquired the ex-FOX corporation entertainment units from Disney Enterprises, Inc. 20th Century Studios, 20th Century Studios Home Entertainment, Searchlight Pictures & Touchstone Television were renamed 20th Century Films, 20th Century Home Entertainment, 20th Searchlight Pictures & MCA Television, respectivly.
Classic Kids TV

## 2021-

Solid logoPrint LogoAlt print logoTimeshift LogoSolid Timeshift LogoPrint Timeshift LogoAlt Print Timeshift LogoHD LogoSolid HD LogoHD Print LogoAlt HD Print LogoHD Timeshift LogoSolid HD Timeshift LogoPrint HD Timeshift LogoAlt HD Timeshift Print LogoLogo of Nightwatch Programming Block (10:00pm-06:00am)Print Logo of Nightwatch Programming Block (10:00pm-06:00am)Alt Print Logo of Nightwatch Programming Block (10:00pm-06:00am)Logo used at Christmas TimeAlternate Logo used at Christmas TimePrint Logo #1 used at Christmas TimePrint Logo #2 used at Christmas TimeTimeshift Logo used at Christmas TimeAlternate Timeshift Logo used at Christmas TimePrint Timeshift Logo #1 used at Christmas TimePrint Timeshift Logo #2 used at Christmas TimeHD Logo used at Christmas TimeAlternate HD Logo used at Christmas TimePrint HD #1 Logo used at Christmas TimePrint HD Logo #2 used at Christmas TimeHD Timeshift Logo used at Christmas TimeAlternate HD Timeshift Logo used at Christmas TimeHD Timeshift Print Logo #1 used at Christmas TimeHD Timeshift Print Logo #2 used at Christmas Time
## See Also

* Classic Kids TV/On Screen Bugs
* Classic Kids TV 2
* Classic Preschool TV
* Classic Anime TV
* Bndspitw Kids
* Boys Network
Kit & Kate (Pilot)

## 2014

Notable differences in the Pilot include: The passing seems very crazy, the narrator was male like the Kit & Kate (BTI Recording Dub), the theme song is totally different, the character voices sound quite unique and it overall feels quite different.
The Pilot is also notably the only Kit & Kate production to be produced originally in Russian, as the series that followed was originally produced in English and then dubbed into Russian.

Original Russian Logo
Beastest Nintendo DS Player In The World/Anniversary Logos

## 1924-1959

5th Anniversary (1929)10th Anniversary (1934)15th Anniversary (1939)20th Anniversary (1944)25th Anniversary (1949)30th Anniversary (1954)
## 1959-1979

35th Anniversary (1959)40th Anniversary (1964)45th Anniversary (1969)50th Anniversary (1974)
## 1979-1993

55th Anniversary (1979)60th Anniversary (1984)65th Anniversary (1989)
## 1993-2004

70th Anniversary (1994)75th Anniversary (1999)
## 2004-2010

80th Anniversary (2004)85th Anniversary (2009)
## 2010-

90th Anniversary (2014)95th Anniversary (2019)100th Anniversary (2024)
List of Sega Genesis games(North America)(before '92)

Thanks to the Sega Genesis's enormus popularity in North America(which is thanks to Beamtec Corporation's support of the system), the console received more games in North America than in any other region. This has gotten into controversy however, but not because of a bad thing, but rather because most people aren't really sure about the exact number of games since the library in North America is bigger than the others. This is only in places outside of North America however as North Americans see this as normal. The exact number of games released in North America(at least in the alternate universe, I mean, this IS the Fictional Video Games Wiki) is 2,812,736, ranging from 1989 to 2017, which is considered a huge margin for when it comes to consoles. With this in mind, there will be many similarly named titles, & will thus be confusing to many people.

Also in mind, this will be in different pages in order to make space.

There will be individual pages for each part of the alphabet.

**WORK IN PROGRESS**
Team Umizoomi (Pilots)

## 2006-2008

It's unknown if the 2008 pilot used this. Notable Differences in the pilots include: The pilot had a few extra characters called Zig Zag & Alphonse, the UmiCar was called the "Zipmobile", the theme song was alot different, the characters looked alot different and there are lots of hard to describe differences.
Kimyōmori Town

Daigaku Gurashi takes place in Kimyōmori Town. It is located somewhere in Japan. The Kawaii Ghost appears to be the town's mascot as it appears on a hoodie with the town's name and on the town's welcome sign. The welcome sign indicates that its population was 114 at some point.

## Known residents in 2020-2021

* 34 Monorisū Daigaku students
* 10 Monorisū Daigaku staff members
* Hari the Night Merchant
* "BAD MAN"

## Buildings

* Monorisū Daigaku
* Latoria Grocery
* A cosplay store
* Crimeson Konbini
* Wet World
* A thrift shop
* An occult shop
* A hotel
* 5 apartment buildings
* 3 warehouses

## Trivia

* Most of the town was added in V1.00.
* The first two kanji of the town's name appear on the license plates.
JimJam

#### 2006-2018

In 2006, JimJam Europe became a joint venture between HiT Entertainment and Chellomedia. Following this, it had a major rebrand on October 1st, which was rolled out in all european versions by 2008. The american JimJam addapted the new logo, but continued to use a branding that was somewhat closer to the previous logo.
Wallykazam (Pilots)

## 2006 (1st Pilot)

Notable Differences In The 1st Pilot Include: The Original pilot was more of an MLP inspired preschool show (being wacky & funny), the theme song was totally different & mostly instrumental, the title character sounded very mature & adult-like and overall acted a bit more like Starsong Heatlight, and there was also alot of refferences in it.

## 2011 (2nd Pilot)

Notable Differences In The 2nd Pilot Include: The format is kinda more like the series, whilst the pasing is more like the 2006 pilot, the title character sounds & acts more like the 2006 pilot and the effects were alot different.
Shimmer & Shine (Pilot)

## 1st Pilot (2012/2014)

The 1st pilot started production in 2012 & was completed in 2014. Notable differences include Totally different voices for Shimmer, Shine & Leah, an extra character called Sunlight (who would eventually return in Shimmer & Shine: The Abridged Series), a totally different theme song & passing that feels like the aforementioned Abridged Series.

## 2nd Pilot (2013)

The finalized logo make it's debut, as well as various changes being made.
YoYo (Mockbuster Movies)

## 1980s (Year Unknown)

This movie is pretty infamous for that fact that pretty much every scene in the movie was stolen from an old Beastest Nintendo DS Player In The World movie, kinda like The Zig Zag Movie. Both of which are made quite similarly to the infamous Turkish movie The Man Who Saves The World (Turkish Star Wars)

## 1983?

This is an even more literal case, as it is bassicly identical to the 1983 Bndspitw CGI-defining movie Virtual Fighter (which is alot like Tron & The Last Starfighter)
Your Dream Logo Variations

Click here for the trailer variants.

The Walt Disney Company (Walt Disney Pictures, Touchstone Pictures, Pixar Animation Studios, Caravan Pictures, Hollywood Pictures)

Public Films Corporation (Beastest Nintendo DS Player In The World, TREX Studios, Omega, 20th Century Fox Film Corporation, Fox Searchlight Pictures, Fox Atomic, Regency Enterprises, Blue Sky Studios, 20th Century Fox Home Entertainment, 20th Century Fox Television, Marvel Studios, PFC Home Entertainment, Bndspitw Home Entertainment, TREX-Omega Group, PFC Television)

Wagner/Cuban (Magnolia Pictures)

MGM Holdings Inc. (Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, United Artists, Orion Pictures)

Comcast Corporation (Universal Pictures, Focus Features, Syfy)

Sony Corporation (Columbia Pictures, TriStar Pictures, Screen Gems Pictures, Sony Pictures Animation, Sony Pictures Classics, Columbia Pictures Television)

Time Warner (Warner Bros. Pictures, Warner Bros. Family Entertainment, Warner Bros. Animation, Warner Premiere, Warner Bros. Games, Castle Rock Entertainment, New Line Cinema, DC Entertainment, HBO Films, HBO Family)

National Amusements, Inc. (Paramount Pictures, CBS Films, Nickelodeon Movies)

Lions Gate Entertainment Corporation (Lionsgate Films, Mandate Pictures, Roadside Attractions, Summit Entertainment, Artisan Entertainment)

The Weinstein Company, LLC (The Weinstein Company, Dimension Films)

Starz Inc. (Starz Media, Film Roman)

Amblin Partners (DreamWorks Pictures)

Silver Pictures (Silver Pictures, Dark Castle Entertainment)

Cerberus Capital Management, L.P. (Spyglass Entertainment)

Relativity Media (Relativity Media, Rogue Pictures)

Colony Capital (Miramax Films)

Independents (Aardman Features, Carolco Pictures, Davis Films, DreamWorks Animation, Gracie Films, Imagine Entertainment, Jerry Bruckheimer Films, Lakeshore Entertainment, Legendary Pictures, Mosaic Media Group, Revolution Studios, Scott Free Productions, Troublemaker Studios, Village Roadshow Pictures, Virtual Studios, Walden Media)

Video Games (EA Games, Acclaim Entertainment, THQ, Sega, Ocean Software, LucasArts)
Vampirina (Disambiguation)

* The Adventures Of Vampirina Ballerina - A 2013 movie addaption of Vampirina Ballerina
* Vampirina Ballerina Live - A Live version of Vampirina Ballerina
* Vampirina Ballerina - A 2018 CGI Movie version of Vampirina Ballerina
* The Tale Of Vampirina Ballerina - A 2019 3 Part CGI Movie version of Vampirina Ballerina
* Vampirina - From 1930s Horror Movie To 2010s Preschool Show - A 2021 Bndspitw TV Special that talks about the many works entitled Vampirina.
* Vampirina Ballerina (TV Series) - A European made CGI Cartoon based on the Original book of the same name.

## Similary Named Works

* The Adventures Of Vampiette - Similarly named 1970s Bndspitw Cartoon
YoYo (CGI Cartoon) (Pilots)

Despite the logo looking not much different show the final logo (apart from the font being different and the logo lloking more stylized), the Pilot is very different from the show itself and mostly focuses on an animator struggling with ideas.

### 2nd Pilot

Flat VersionOriginal Italian LogoOriginal Italian Logo (flat Version)
The 2nd pilot was bit more like the show itself, but is a kinda Duck Amuck/Rabbit Rampage-esc parody, where the director argues with the Twins. Also the English dub sounds totally different than the Dub of the show itself, likely because of a change of not only dubbing companies, but also countries. On the English dub of the pilot, The male Twin was voiced by the Dub Director, whilst the Female twin has voiced by his real life sister.
Trouble At Rainbow Kingdom

*Not to be confused with True & the Rainbow Kingdom*

## 1998 (Pilot)

Notable differences in the pilot include: Much more straightforwards than the show itself, the passing felt much different, the soundtrack sounds a bit more generic and the theme song sounding a bit more generic.

## 2001-2008

Logo below the Visualock Studios logoAlt logo

## See Also

* Trouble At Rainbow Kingdom/International Logos
The Jelly Lelli Jamm Show

## Pilot (1996)

Notable differences in the pilot include: Using the animation style from the 1994 movie, rather than the style that would also be used on the movie's 3 sequals., somewhat more light hearted, Bello seems to be a bit less silly & the show overall seems more like a more adultlike version of The Funny Cats.

## See Also

* The New Jelly Lelli Jamm Show
* The All New Jelly Lelli Jamm Show
McDonald's (Equestria)

## 1969-2010

### 1969-2006

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## 2003-

### 2003-2006

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Trouble At Rainbow Kingdom/International Logos

AfrikaansAlbanianArabicArmenianAzerbaijanBasqueBelarusianBosnianBulgarianCatalanCantoneseChineseCroatianCzechDanishDariDutchEstonianFilipinoFinnishFrench (Quebec)French (France & Belgium)GalicianGeorgianGermanGreekHawaiianHebrewHindiHungarianIcelandicIndonesianIrishItalianJapaneseKazakhKhmerKoreanLatvianLithuanianMacedonianMalayMalteseMaoriMarathiNepaliNorwegianPersianPolishPortuguese (Brazil)Portuguese (Portugal)RomanianRussianScottishSerbianSinhaleseSlovakSlovenianSpanishSwedishTamilTeluguThaiTurkishUkrainianUrduUzbekVietnameseWelshZulu
The Billy & Corally Show

## 2021-

This show started early into development as a generic show about a Narwhal, but following the start of the Beastest Nintendo DS Player In The World/IMC Toys deal, it was retheamed as a show about the Club Petz line, placing the spotlight on Billy the Little Shark & Corally The Little Narwhal.

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GeForce 500 series

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In November 2010, Nvidia released a new flagship GPU based on an enhanced GF100 architecture (GF110) called the GTX 580. It featured higher performance, less power utilization, heat and noise than the preceding GTX 480. This GPU received much better reviews than the GTX 480. Nvidia later also released the GTX 590, which packs two GF110 GPUs on a single card.