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4 to 6 Foot Productions/Summary

1st Logo (September 24, 1997-May 20, 1998)

Nickname: "The Surfboard"

Logo: On a black background, we see a surfboard with magenta lines on it. Above the surfboard it's the text "4 TO 6 FOOT PRODUCTiONS".

FX/SFX: None.

Music/Sounds: None.

Music/Sounds Variant: Later, it would use the next music from the next logo.

Avaiability: Seen on season 1 episodes of Dharma and Greg.

2nd Logo (September 23, 1998-March 28, 2012)

Nicknames: "The Surfer Dude", "It's 4 to 6-foot!"

Logo: We see a colorful drawing of a surfer (with a black shirt and a red mullet) surfing a huge wave, moving from left to right. The background, which quickly gets engulfed by the wave, contains a red mountain and a purple sky with a red and yellow smiling sun. Underneath the water are the words "4 To 6 FOOT" written in bubbles, and underneath that are "PRODUCTiONS" in regular orange letters. There are also urchins, starfishes, and kelp. As the surfer goes out of view, the camera pans downward to the letters, where a couple of fish swim toward them.

FX/SFX: Stop-motion 2D animations.

Music/Sounds: A Malibu-style slide guitar riff with a surfer shouting "It's 4 to 6-foot!"

Music/Sounds Variants:

* ABC and NBC airings used their generic themes.
* On Are You There, Chelsea?, we only hear the splashing wave.

Availability: Seen on season 2 of Dharma and Greg, and the short-lived NBC series Are You There, Chelsea?.
4Kids Entertainment/Other

## 4Kids Entertainment

### 1999-2005

*Pokémon* (1998)*Pokémon* (2000)*Pokémon: The Johto Journeys* (2000)*Pokémon The Movie 2000* (US, 2000)Logo with Warner Bros. Family Entertainment, Nintendo and Pikachu*Pokémon: Johto League Champions* (2001)Full-Screen DVD Variant/FoxBox DVD First-Look Promotation Video (2002)*Pokémon: Master Quest* (2002)*Pokémon Heroes: The Movie* (2003)*Pokémon: Advanced* (2003)*Pokémon: Advanced Challenge* (2004)
### 2005-2006

*Pokémon: Advanced Challenge* (2005)*Viva Piñata* (2006)
## 4Kids TV

### 2006-2012

*Winx Club* (GBA, 2005)*Pokémon: Advanced Battle* (2006)*Yu-Gi-Oh! GX* (2006)*Chaotic* (2007)*Viva Pinata: Pocket Paradise* (DS, 2008)
20th Century Animation/Summary

### Background

20th Century Animation (originally known as Fox Family Films, Fox Animation Studios, and 20th Century Fox Animation and sometimes referred to as Fox Animation) is an American animation studio located in Century City, Los Angeles. Formed in 1994, it is organized as a division and label of 20th Century Studios (formerly 20th Century Fox), a subsidiary of the Walt Disney Studios, and is tasked with producing animated feature-length films. At one point, 20th Century Animation had two subsidiaries: Fox Animation Studios, which was shut down on June 26, 2000, and Blue Sky Studios (the latter became the primary unit of 20th Century Animation), which was closed on April 10, 2021.

### (1999)

**Logo**: There is the 1994 20th Century Fox tower except the word "FOX" is in the same place as the word "CENTURY" and the words are smaller and underneath is the word "ANIMATION". All of the text on the structure, except "20th", are set in Franklin Gothic Heavy, and below it is the usual News Corporation byline.

**Variant**: An accolades version exists where the logo's sky background is taller and the nominees for *Titan A.E.*, *Olive the Other Reindeer* and *Bartok the Magnificent* are seen.

**FX/SFX**: None.

**Music/Sounds**: None.

**Availability**: Extremely rare. Seen only at the end of the US and UK VHS releases of *Olive the Other Reindeer*.

**Editor's Note**: This logo was infamous for being lost for a few years before being rediscovered.
Twoberry

**Twoberry** is a Grape-type Legendary PokéSweet. It does not evolve into or from any know PokéSweet.

## Base Stats

 * Minimum stats are calculated with 0 EVs, IVs of 0, and a hindering nature, if applicable.

* Maximum stats are calculated with 252 EVs, IVs of 31, and a helpful nature, if applicable.

## Trivia

### Design origin

Twoberry is based on the canon Pokémon Mewtwo.

### Name origin

Twoberry is a portmanteau of "Mewtwo" and "berry". It may also be a play on "blueberry".
20th Television Animation/Summary

### Background

**20th Television Animation** (formerly **Fox Television Animation**) is an American animation studio that creates, develops and produces adult animated television series and specials, like *The Simpsons* and *Family Guy*. It is a standalone unit from 20th Television, a unit of Disney Television Studios, a subsidiary of Walt Disney Television, which is part of the Disney General Entertainment Content division of The Walt Disney Company.

The studio was launched on May 19, 1999 as Fox Television Animation. In September 2020, it was renamed to 20th Television Animation; this served as their overall removal of the "Fox" name off of properties Disney inherited from 21st Century Fox. They didn't use an on-screen logo until late-September 2021, the logo they had before the studio rename was just an end-credit notice.

### 1st Logo (July 25, 2021)

**Logo**: We see the current 20th Television print logo in {{{2}}}. Below it is the word "ANIMATION". All of the logo (except for the word "**TELEVISION**") is crudely drawn.

**FX/SFX**: None.

**Music/Sounds**: None.

**Availability**: Only seen exclusively on the 2021 Comic-Con@Home panel of season 33 of *The Simpsons*.

**Editor's Note**: None.

### 2nd Logo (September 26, 2021-)

**Nicknames**: "The 20th TV Animation Tower", "Cheap Tower"

**Logo**: Same as the current 20th Television logo, except with the text "**ANIMATION**" added in place of a simple gold rectangle below "**TELEVISION**". The whole logo also appears to have been redone, with brighter searchlights, a slightly different sky and different lighting (including the top of the "**h**" at the back of the structure).

**Variant**: On the *Family Guy* episode "The Fatman Always Rings Twice", the logo is in black and white to fit the episode's theme.

**FX/SFX**: Same as the 20th Television logo.

**Music/Sounds**:

* The 2007 TCFTV logo theme.
* The 2008 20th Television logo theme, sometimes shortened.
* On *American Dad!*, the shortened 1997 TCFTV theme is heard.

**Availability**: Brand new and current.

* This logo debuted on the season 33 premiere episode of *The Simpsons*, titled "The Star of Backstage", and later appeared on season 2 of *The Great North*, season 12 of *Bob's Burgers* and season 20 of *Family Guy*.
* It also appears on *Solar Opposites*, starting with its holiday special, and *American Dad!* starting with season 19.
* It is expected to appear on future shows from the company, replacing the existing 20th Television logo.

**Editor's Note**: The logo looks rather cheap and misshapen in places, and the background was reused from the regular 20th Television logo. However, it's likely that this logo is a placeholder.
ABC Studios/Other

## 2007–2013

### May–September 2007

HD version
First version of ABC Studios logo from May to September 2007.

### September 2007–2013

Center cut ABC Studios logo as seen on 4:3 TVs.
Second version of ABC Studios logo from 2007 to 2013.

## 2013–2020

Red versionBlue versionGold version
Red version of current ABC Studios logo.
### 2017–2020

Seen on Iflix print.
In 2020, ABC Studios was folded into ABC Signature.
25/7 Productions

**Background**: **25/7 Productions** (stylized as **twenty five/seven productions**) was a production company that was formed in 2003 by Dave Broone to produce unscripted television shows. One of the company's first hits was *The Biggest Loser* in 2004.

### 1st Logo (2004-2005)

**Logo**: On a white gradient background, we see the silver colored numbers "257". Below it was a black line, and below it was "twenty five/seven productions" in a Handel Gothic font. The logo sparkles.

**FX/SFX**: The sparkling.

**Music/Sounds**: None or a NBC generic theme on original airings.

**Availability**: Seen on season 1 of *The Biggest Loser*.

**Editor's Note**: None.

### 2nd Logo (2005-2016)

**Logo**: On a black background, we see the same 257 logo from before, only this time, it was in green wiping in and the logo flashes via sparkles. Below it was the line, and below it was the green words "twenty five/seven" fading in, followed by "**productions**" which fades in below the logo.

**Variant**: In 2010, the logo was given an enhanced look.

**FX/SFX**: The logo flashing.

**Music/Sounds**: An electronic whoosh sound. NBC airings used a generic theme.

**Availability**: Seen on most episodes of *The Biggest Loser* from the time period, and also seen on other shows, such as *Strong*.

**Editor's Note**: None.

### 3rd Logo (2016)

**Logo**: On a white background, we see a shoe-like futuristic object in blue, and inside it was the 3D words "**257**" in a different futuristic font, and below it was the words "***TWENTY FIVE/SEVEN PRODUCTIONS***" in a different futuristic font.

**FX/SFX**: None.

**Music/Sounds**: Same as before.

**Availability**: Only seen on the Netflix documentary show *Fearless*.

**Editor's Note**: None.

### 4th Logo (2017- )

**Logo**: On a black background, we see a set of futuristic transforming-like numbers that the pieces merged to form the futuristic word "**257**" in the same font as the previous logo on a light background. The word "twenty five/seven productions" zooms in below.

**Variant**: A still version exists.

**FX/SFX**: The transforming of the numbers.

**Music/Sounds**: A robotic-like sound.

**Availability**: First seen on *Ultimate Beastmaster*, and later seen on TV specials from the company, such as *Still Laugh-In: The Stars Celebrate* and *Halftime*.

**Editor's Note**: None.
A1 Films Internacional (Spain)

1st logo (198?-1991?)

Logo: TBA

FX/SFX: The logo spinning and zooming in.

Music/Sounds: A disco-style synth fanfare which is probably stolen from another logo. (and sounds similar to the Associated Film Distribution disco theme)

Availability: Rare. Seen on a Spanish 1991 VHS of Savior of the Earth: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jdEY5IPJskA.**NOTE:** Despite the title being Protectors of Universe, which was also distributed by A1 Films Internacional, the video IS Savior of the Earth.

Scare Factor: Low.
20/20 Vision (UK)

*Logo descriptions by
 Nate Spidgewood*

*Logo captures by
V of Doom*

*Video captures courtesy of
 Nate Spidgewood*

## Background

20/20 Vision was a British division of RCA/Columbia Pictures Home Video (later "Columbia TriStar Home Video") from 1990-97, which only released films on rental video. They also managed to release some tapes in other parts of the world, such as Brazil and Greece.

### (1990-97)

20-20 Vision logo-2**Nicknames:** "The Silver Eagle", "The Geometric Eagle"

**Logo:** We begin with an image of a blue eye as we zoom in on its pupil that has an animated white eagle flapping its wings and flying towards us with a couple of clouds moving in the background. After that, the eagle suddenly gets struck by 4 arrays of diagonal lines, causing it to disappear. A massive array of flashing lines, rays and circles begin to strike the center into an X-shape and reform into a metallic silver geometric version of the eagle (a la the 1988 BBC News titles). The background becomes black and a blue rectangle outline appears around the eagle, which then shoots a red laser beam out of its eye to create "**20·20 VISION**" in the rectangle, with the two "**20**"s in coral pink and "**VISION**" in white. The eagle shines one more time, then the whole logo fades out.

**Variants:**

* After the logo completes, it zooms out to the top left of the screen to make room for a warning screen. On the top right, the word "**WARNING**" fades in. On the bottom of the logo and "**WARNING**", the warning text scrolls upward, shining in blue and coral pink. After it finishes scrolling, both the logo and "**WARNING**" fade out.
* The black background turns into the blue hyperspace background, and the logo zooms in through and to the light of the hyperspace. Finally, we zoom into the light and cut to black. This variation can be seen in *Moon 44*.

**FX/SFX:** The zooming in of the eye, the flying eagle animation, the cloud backdrop, geometric shapes, the eagle turning into 2D, the laser beam writing "**20·20 VISION**", and the warning screen on the variant. Probably animated by the same people who made the 1988 BBC News titles.

**Music/Sounds:** A synth fanfare, with whooshing sounds accompanying the laser beam shooting out of the eagle's eye.

**Availability:** Uncommon. Examples of videos which have this logo include their releases of *Rock-A-Doodle*, *Stone Cold*, *The Silence of the Lambs* and *Bad Boys*.
AMS Productions, Inc. (Philippines)

(1989-1991)

Logo: The swirling laser makes a shape a red triangle, when if appears a yellow chain keeps spining, on top the AMS Productions keeps appears and the AMS keeps the red font

Variants: TBA

Cheesy Factor: Looks kind a swirling or something, the logo.

FX/SFX: TBA

Music/Sounds: TBA

Availability: Exactly sometimes, it was Very rare to Extremely rare, can be founded on, Espadang Patpat and Yes, yes, yo, Kabayong Kutsero, if plasters by a Sampaguita Pictures for airing on ABS-CBN and GMA7
A.K. International (India)

### (1999-2002)

**Logo:** A cloudy sky lights up. The sun then rises up from the bottom, and has a face with a moustache engraved on it. As the sun illuminates more, it also gets closer to the screen zooming in. When it stops, the forehead of the sun then emits a light that forms letter-by-letter the red text "A K INTERNATIONAL". The light then goes off.

**FX/SFX:** The cloudy sky lighting up, the movements of the sun and the light forming the text.

**Music/Sounds:** An Indian tune with tanpura. Later on, a man says something in Hindi. White noise when the light of the sun's forehead brings up, as the music changes into a repeating ambient synth pattern.

**Availability:** Seen only on *Anari No. 1* and *Yeh Dil Aashiqna.*

**Editor's Note:** The sun having a weird-looking face can be unfamiliar to see, but this is a calming logo for most Indians.
ASK Productions (India)

**Background:** **ASK Productions** was ran by Indian film director and producer **A**bdul **S**attar **K**han.

### 1st Logo (January 13, 1983)

**Logo:** On a moving vortex-like background with many colors and smoke, a silhouette of a crescent and a star slowly fades in. It then slowly illuminates itself to reveal a picture of a mosque with a Kaaba in the middle, all encrusted in gold with ten dark striped lines on it. Below it is the text "ASK" and a crescent which says "PRODUCTIONS" with stars between. It stays still for over a few seconds until we finally fade to black.

**FX/SFX:** Everything on this logo, all done with cheap graphics.

**Music/Sounds:** Somber-sounding traditional Indian music with a piano, a lyre and a tampura, followed by a very deep announcer saying something in Hindi.

**Availability:** Seen only on *Ek Bar Chale Aao*.

**Editor's Note:** The depressing music and psychedelic animated ambience might unnerve some. The announcer also contributes as well.

### 1st Logo (January 5, 1989-March 22, 1991)

**Logo:** On a black background, there is the word "ask" on top of a yellow pedestal with a filmstrip sitting on the right side of the letter "a". On the pedestal consists of the word "PRODUCTIONS" in black and 3 black stars can be seen on the right side of the pedestal. Below the pedestal is the word "PRESENTS" in yellow.

**Variant:** On *In India Today*, the entire logo is yellow and zooms towards the camera with a blur effect against a ed background. "Presents" is now in a cursive font.

**FX/SFX:** None.

**Music/Sounds:** The first notes of the *Captain Barry* theme.

**Music/Sounds Variant:** *In India Today* uses a rapidly descending string theme ending with a two-note orchestral sting.

**Availability:** Seen only on *Tujhe Nahin Chhodunga* and *In India Today*.

**Editor's Note:** None.
20th Century Fox Television Distribution/Other

## May-June 2013

Corporate logo based on the same model.Open matte corporate logo. Note the extra height.
20th Century Fox Television Distribution did not use an on-screen logo until between June 2013. The News Corporation byline was once again added in this logo.

### June 2013-2020

As seen on the Fox Fast reel in 2013.Rare version of the logo, this version is used for the *20th Century Fox* logo until 2020.
Following News Corporation name change to 21st Century Fox (who was defunct), the byline was removed.

## References

1. http://www.closinglogos.com/page/20th+Century+Fox+Television+Distribution
A-Pix Entertainment

Background: A-Pix Entertainment was a low-budget video distributor and a subsidiary of Unapix Entertainment. The company folded in 2001, after its parent company filed for bankruptcy. The company's titles are now/were held by Allumination FilmWorks, which was brought by ContentFilm in 2006.

### 1st Logo (Early 1990s-1997)

Logo: On a white background, the blue text "A-PIX" with a bar underneath rises up. The text "ENTERTAINMENT" appears below.

Variant: On the beginning of tapes, it takes place on a light blue/dark blue gradient background.

FX/SFX: The text emerging from top to bottom.

Music/Sounds: A rising synth flourish, ending with a synthesized pulse. This is actually stock music from the royalty-free library "The Mix", owned by Sound Ideas.

Availability: Can be seen on releases from the company from the period, including *My Brother's Wife*.

### 2nd Logo (1997-2001)

Logo: On a black background with a sun in the center, a silver ball with a star shape in the middle zooms out. Then, a lowercase A zooms out as well. The text "A-PIX ENTERTAINMENT" appears below.

FX/SFX: Everything in decent CGI.

Music/Sounds: A majestic synth brass theme.

Music/Sounds Variant: A silent version appears on *Judge & Jury*.

Availability: Can be seen on the company's releases from this period.
5 Stars (Egypt)

### (February 20, 1996-April 7, 1998)

**Logo:** On a black background, the blue number **5** fades in. Afterward, five light blue stars form to the left one by one, and a light blue filmstrip containing the same text from the last logo forms in a trail below. Once the formation is done, two halves of the Arabic company name "مايـف سـتـارز للسينما والفيديو" slide in from both ends of the screen and sit below the company logo.

**Variants:**

* On *Dentelle*, the logo had a different animation: it starts with the completed logo but the "5" is gold and the filmstrip containing "STARS" is red slowly zooming out. The company name in Arabic wipes in below the logo when finished, and following this is a yellow "تقــدم" wiping in below from top to bottom.
* An in-credit version exists where the logo is fully white and superimposed.

**FX/SFX:** The logo zooming out and the text appearing.

**Music/Sounds:** Two tracks were used:

* A majestic synth melody that starts with a gong.
* An upbeat synth-orchestral tune.

**Availability:**  Only seen on *Lobster* and *Dentelle*. The in-credit version was seen in the trailer for *Lobster*.

**Editor's Note:** None.
ABC (United States)/Logo Variations

## 1962–present

Text-only versionRare alternate logo seen in magazine advertisements back in the mid 1960's
### 1963–1971

Tri-color variation, used to designate color programs.

### 1971–2007

The original Paul Rand logo was slightly modified in 1971. This version of the design was presumably meant to make the logo clearer at smaller sizes (as evidenced by the thinner strokes on the letters and the short ascender on the "b"), but was also frequently used at larger ones. Some ABC affiliates, along with the ABC Family cable channel continue to use the 1962 design in their logos. This logo was still used on the ABC Kids block on ABC until it got replaced with Litton's Weekend Adventure.

Thinner versionRed version, with thinner text, used to represent ABC stations at the time on program guidesAbc-hd-logo.jpgFirst HD logo, 1999–2004

Second HD logo, 2004–2007
### 1999 (unused)

ABC approached graphic designer Paul Barnes to redesign the classic Paul Rand logo. He designed a logo which was never used.[1]

### 2007–2013

In time for the new television season in 2007, ABC rolled out a new identity package with a new tagline and a new interpretation of their logo. The new slogan, "Start here" (used until 2010), was presented at the upfronts in May. The slogan aimed to position ABC as a multi-platform brand, which can be watched on television, as well as on a computer or a mobile device.

In the new graphics package, the ABC logo would always appear in 3D as a shiny black disc. There were also multimedia icons developed were the ABC lettering was replaced symbols for mobile phones, computers, television screens and portable media players. The new design was created by Troika Design Group, and was used from September 22, 2007 until May 29, 2013. Despite this, it still reamains in use by plenty of ABC affiliates' logos.

ABC (2007) (Alt).pngAlternative version
### 2013–2021

Gold version, formerly used as the main on-screen logo in primetimeBlue version, currently used in network promotions and ABC News, as well as some O&O's and affiliatesRed version, currently used in network promotions and ESPN on ABC, as well as some affiliates and breaking news coverage
### 2021–present

This logo was revealed on May 18, 2021 in promos of new series in ABC's fall 2021 lineup. It uses slightly-bold and smaller letters, a lowered ascender on the "b", similar to the 1988 logo, and a smaller gap in the "c", the typeface itself re-modified to be circular as the "c". An outlined version will be used alongside this, primarily as an on-screen bug. This logo was formally implemented on-air and on social media on August 9, 2021, while the previous logo is still used on local programming and on ESPN on ABC broadcasts.
3 Sisters Entertainment/Summary

**Logo:** We see the words "SISTER" (all in capital letters) in three pairs, and three different colors, blue, purple, and pink respectively, hanging up in a slanted direction. All three words begin to fall. The text "ENTERTAINMENT" appears under it.

**FX/SFX:** The words "SISTER" falling.

**Music/Sounds:** Just the end theme playing over it.

**Availability:** Appeared on *Caroline in the City* and the first season of *Will & Grace*.

## 3 Sisters Entertainment

### (September 21, 1999-May 18, 2006)

**Logo:** We start with a cloudy background, then we reveal a stylized "3", takes its place on a blue box. The word "SISTERS" fade in aside on the right of a "3", with the word "ENTERTAINMENT" in a smaller font fade in underneath a box. A blue line is under the word "ENTERTAINMENT.

**FX/SFX:** The clouds fading to a stylized "3".

**Music/Sounds:** Usually the ending theme of *Will & Grace* finishes over it. On season 5, episodes 6 ("Boardroom and a Parked Place") and 7 ("The Needle and the Omelet's Done"), it's silent. Starting in November 2002 with the double-length episode "Marry Me a Little, Marry Me a Little More", a 3-note horn with a piano jingle was used.

**Availability:** Seen on seasons 2-6 of *Will & Grace*.
20th Century Studios

*This article is about the film studio. For its former parent company known as 20th Century Fox, see 21st Century Fox.*

**This page only shows primary logo variants.**For other related logos and images, see:

* Logo Variations
* Logo Variations/Summary
* On Screen-Logos
* Other
* Summary
* Trailer Variants
* Trailer Variants/Summary

## 20th Century Fox

### 1935-1968

The company was founded as **20th Century-Fox**on May 31, 1935, as a result of a merger between the film companies 20th Century Pictures and Fox Film Corporation. The structure was introduced without any searchlights (despite the fact that the on-screen logo used them) in their first print logo.

### 1945–1972

The structure was discontinued in 1945 in favor of simplified text.

### 1972–1982

The structure was reintroduced with an arch located above the structure.

### 1982–1994

This logo marked the first appearance of the searchlights (that have been in usage long before) on a print logo. In 1985, the hyphen was dropped from the company name, referring to as **20th Century Fox** after Rupert Murdoch purchased the company. In 1987, the logo below replaced this on movie posters and such, but this was used in tandem with it, as this was used on VHS cases from Fox Video until 1994.

### 1987–2020

The design of this logo is similar to before, with some differences, those being that the border has the rounded corners removed, the letters’ design was changed, extra pieces being added into the searchlights and the lines were added to distinguish the letters on the top row.

## 20th Century Studios

### 2020-present

On January 17, 2020, it was announced 20th Century Fox would change its name to **20th Century Studios**, following The Walt Disney Company's purchase of the company's assets the year prior and likely to avoid confusion with the now-separate Fox Corporation.
3 Ball Entertainment

## 3 Ball Productions

### September 8, 2001-May 26, 2003

Logo: On a blue background with stars, we turn left to find a basketball hoop with a sign that has the 3 Ball Productions logo (a basketball with the number "3" on the right side, the word "BALL" next to it, and the word "PRODUCTIONS" below it). 3 basketballs come in from the right, bottom, and left, and go through the hoop. The last ball hits the logo, making it flash briefly.

FX/SFX: Decent CGI.

Music/Sounds: The end theme of the show.

Availability: Seen on the first season of Endurance, 2002-03 episodes of For Love and Money, Around the World in 80 Dates, and Moolah Beach.

### June 2, 2003-2012

3D version of the logo2003-2006 on-screen version of the logo2006-2012 on-screen version of the logo with the Eyeworks byline. Used from 2006-2012
Logo: On a black background, we see the exact same 3 Ball logo as before, but it's in black and white and has a spotlight gradient on it. The logo zooms in slowly.

Variant: In 2006, an Eyeworks byline was added.

FX/SFX: Just the 3 Ball logo zooming in.

Music/Sounds: Either the end theme of the show, or a basketball bounce followed by 4 high synth notes all over a sustained synth note.

Availability: Much more common than the previous logo. Seen on Endurance and The Biggest Loser among others.

## 3 Ball Entertainment

### 2015-present

Grey version of the logoOn-screen version of the logo
In 2014, Warner Bros. Television Group purchased Eyeworks' businesses except for its USA unit which remained independent; said unit was ultimately renamed in January 2015.
Logo: Same as before.

FX/SFX: Brand new CGI

Music/Sounds: same as before.

Availability: Current.
Raicicle

**Raicicle** is a dual-type Orange/Vanilla PokéSweet. It evolves from **Popsichu** at level 32.

## Biology

*Raicicle* is a large orange and cream popsicle shaped into a mouse. Its flavors mix in the sun, causing a sweet aroma.

## Base Stats

 * Minimum stats are calculated with 0 EVs, IVs of 0, and a hindering nature, if applicable.

* Maximum stats are calculated with 252 EVs, IVs of 31, and a helpful nature, if applicable.

## Trivia

### Design origin

Raicicle is based on popsicles and the canon Pokémon Raichu. Its Orange/Vanilla typing could mean that it is based on Creamsicles.

### Name Origin

Raicicle is a portmanteau of "popsicle" and "Raichu".
51k Pictures (South Korea)

(2010's?)

   Logo: We zoom out to a X-ray city on a black background, with an sphere coming out and spinning, revealing a flash. Then everything faded out, except the text "5k", or maybe "51k".

FX/SFX: The city, the sphere. Nice CGI animation.

Music/Sounds: Some whooshes from the zooming out, a big whoosh from the sphere, then a flash sound.

Availability: TBA

Editor's Note: None.
ATV (Hong Kong)

Note: Not to be confused with Russian and British ATV.

## Background

Originally called RTV (Rediffusion television), the channel is a HK television station which cames before the TVB. This formerly, it's called as "Asia Television".

## 1st Logo (1982-1989)

   Logo: We see a imagery of downtown Hong Kong at night (simillar to a view of Downtown Orlando and view of Shanghai), the image then zooms out and then disappear to we first see a map of China and asia, As it does, a star then forms a golden ring (like in the KUED and Hanna Barbera Home Video logo) and a another thin ring, which follow it, and then a red ring which is closer zooming in, but with a cutted star (a ATV logo) forms to the globe, Then it make room for the ATV, which then zooms out and in with a trailling effect.

Variant: There is a Chinese version.

FX/SFX: The golden ring forming, the star shooting.

Music/Sounds: A majestic and happy fanfare, which track came a other library. Then the male singing, or none, and then the annoucer says"ATV" or the Chinese annoucer.

Availability: Probably extinct. Such as ATV Home and ATV World, it was used as a local ID.

Editor's Note: This is a favorite logo of a many.

## 2nd logo (1994)

   Logo: A natural landscape footage happens on a backdrop, which then get sucks by "ripple" effect, then transitions to another landscape background containing a Windows XP like wallpaper. The 1989 logo "rises" from the wallpaper, which then finishes.

FX/SFX: The ripples.

Music/Sounds: An African/Hawaiian sounding like natural music, followed by the annoucer saying "Asia TV Hong Kong".

Availability: Extinct.
ASIREVI (Indonesia)

### (1980s)

**Logo**: On a black background, we see a blue grid forming below. Another blue grid forms above, but disappears quickly. Then a yellow hologram of the Indonesian map appears zooming towards us, then left the screen to the left. Multiple multicolored shapes (colors: blue, green, red) appear, moving and tossing, until it merges together into a triangular shape with curved sides and white stripes. Inside it are the words "ASIREVI", colored gold. The shape zooms out a bit as the words "**DI IMPOR OLEH:**" (IMPORTED BY in Indonesian) fades in on the top corner of the screen and "**ASOSIASI IMPORTIR REKAMAN VIDEO**" (VIDEO RECORDING IMPORTER ASSOCIATION in Indonesian) fades in below the shape.

**FX/SFX**: 80s animation.

**Music/Sounds**: An excerpt of "Release of Energy" by Francis Monkman.

**Availability**: Rare. The only known evidence of this logo is on a 1988 VHS tape of *The Possessed*, but might also appear in other distributions from the 1980s-90s.
100% Womon

Background: This is Jada Pinkett Smith's vanity card.

1st logo
(June 16-August 18, 2009)

Logo: On a white background, we see the words "100% WOMON" zooming in on the bottom. A cartoon nurse with her first-aid hat appears, and then giggles.

FX/SFX: The words zoom in, and the nurse.

Music/Sounds: The sound of the child giggling with a "ding" sound.

Availability: Seen on the first season of HawthoRNe.

Editor's Note: None.
ATA Video (UK)

### 1st Logo (early 1983)

**Logo**: On a black background, four beige diagonal lines form and begin rotating counter-clockwise and moving towards the top and bottom-centers of the screen, leaving a trail that makes a large doily-like design in the process. A few seconds later, the words "ATA VIDEO" appear letter-by-letter at a rate of approximately every two seconds. The word "ATA" is positioned above the word "VIDEO". Right after the letters are done appearing, four more rotating lines, which are white, appear where the beige lines stopped rotating and finish the design.

**FX/SFX**: Primitive computer animation.

**Music/Sounds**: A slow trumpet melody, which is "Triumph (Edit) (B)" by Richard Allen Harvey. Second version of this logo had a same melody "Triumph (Edit) (A)", but longer.

**Availability**: Rare.

**Editor's Note**: The animation layout for this logo is very similar to that of both the logo for Mega Video and the first logo of Temple Video.

### 2nd Logo (1983)

**Logo**: On a sky blue and black background, the letters "ATA" and the subtitle "ATA VIDEO LTD" appear in white.

**FX/SFX**: None, except for the fading.

**Music/Sounds**: "Death Wish"'s start of the main tune written by Geoff Love & His Orchestra.

**Availability**: Rare.

**Editor's Note**: None.
ABC Media Productions

Background: ABC Media Productions (originally Buena Vista Productions) was the former production arm of Walt Disney Television International. Another company with the same name was the in-house television development, production and programming unit within ABC Daytime.

## Buena Vista Productions

1st Logo
(1990s-Early 2000s)

Nicknames: "(Classic) Disney Castle", "Abstract Castle", "Blue BG & Rainbow Castle","Multicolored Kingdom", "Disney Castle", "Rainbow Disney Castle"

Logo: It's basically the same as the 1985 Walt Disney Television and Buena Vista Television logos, except the text below reads "**Buena Vista Productions**". The "**Productions**" text fades in a few seconds after the logo starts.

Variants:

* A still variant exists. This was spotted on the UK version of the 1992 TV special *The Grand Opening of Euro Disney*.
* On the American airing of the said special, it crossfades to a rare version of the Buena Vista International logo.
* On*Stick with Me, Kid*, another version of the still variant adds "**Ltd.**" next to it. After a few seconds, it incorporates a computer-generated turn-around that changes to the Buena Vista International logo.
* On the Russian version of *The Disney Afternoon* (known as *Club Disney*), the text is bolder and "Productions" doesn't fade in after the logo starts, it cross fades to the Buena Vista International logo.

FX/SFX: Same as the 1985 Walt Disney Television logo.

Music/Sounds: Either one of the two Walt Disney Television logo themes from 1985 and/or the closing theme/sounds of the show, or none.

Music/Sounds Variants: On '90s episodes of the Australian version of*Saturday Disney*, the closing theme plays along with the bells. There was also an announcement that said "*Saturday Disney*is produced in conjunction with Buena Vista Productions for the Seven Network."

Availability: Only appeared on several in-house Disney productions produced outside the United States.

Editor's Note: None.

2nd Logo
(2006?-2008)

Nicknames: "The Comets", "The Buena Vista Comets", "Still Comets"

Logo: It's basically a still version of the 2005 Buena Vista Television logo, but with a light blue background and the company is known as "Buena Vista Productions". The word "IN ASSOCIATION WITH" appear above the logo in a Copperplate font. Sometimes, a copyright stamp is shown below.

FX/SFX: None.

Music/Sounds: It's just the end theme to the show.

Availability: Extremely rare. It's only known to appear on *Stringers LA.*

Editor's Note: None.

## ABC Media Productions

(2008?-2013)

Logo: On a glossy background, we see the ABC logo rotating in. The words "media productions" wipe in from the right. The water from the then-current ABC IDs is shown along with a red streak flying from the right. The end result looks like the 2007 ABC Studios logo. Sometimes, the copyright notice is shown below.

FX/SFX: The rotating, the wiping, the streaks.

Music/Sounds: None.

Availability: Seen on ABC Media Productions' shows of the era, like *Stringers LA* and *Making Over America with Trinny & Susannah*.

Editor's Note: None.
40 Acres and a Mule Filmworks

Background: This is a company of American actor/director Spike Lee. It was named after historical event: in 1865, General Sherman ordered the distribution of 40 acres lots to some freed black families on the Georgia coast, and also distributed some army mules.

1st Logo
(1986-1992)

Logo: On a black background, we is a circle, with a "4" inside, an "o" up right to the number, and an "a" down right to it. Below the logo are the words

A Forty Acres and A Mule Filmworks
Production

Variant: The words were updated later to read

40 Acres and a Mule Filmworks
YA-DIG SHO-NUFF

FX/SFX: None.

Music/Sounds: None.

Availability: Uncommon. Can be seen *Do the Right Thing*, *She's Gotta Have It*, *School Daze*, and *Malcolm X*, among others. The version without the logo appears on*Jungle Fever*.

2nd Logo
(1994?-)

Nickname: *The Hammering*

Logo: This is a spoof of the Mark VII Limited logo. On a wood background (in either gray or brown), a hand holding a stamper places it on the surface. With a hammer, it knocks the stamper and pulls it away, revealing the same logo from the previous logo. The company name, "BY ANY MEANS NECESSARY", "YA DIG" and "SHO NUFF" wipe in later.

FX/SFX: Live action and the animation of wiping.

Music/Sounds: Robot-like sounds, followed by a loud "BANG!". Sometimes, the wiping of the company name and all that jazz have "freezing" noises.

Availability: Appears on films by Spike Lee, like *Bamboozled*, *Crooklyn*, *He Got Game* and *Love & Basketball*.
ARE Video (Australia)

**Background**: **ARE Video** is the home video division of **A**ssociation of **R**ailway **E**nthusiasts Ltd, an Australian railway company.

### (1990s)

**Logo**: On a black background, the ARE Video logo flies into the center. It consists of a blue gradient background, a traffic light, with a red stop sign signaling on top, and the gold word "**ARE**" that was positioned vertically, surrounded by a yellow border. On the right side is the yellow text "VIDEO".

**FX/SFX**: The flying of the logo.

**Music/Sounds**: None.

**Availability**: Seen on releases by the company.
Milky Way

**Milky Way** is the continuation of **Milky Coast**, leading to **Cinnabun Island**. **Freezer Island** is in the middle of the road. At the end, the pirates will stop you, and lock you into the **Pirate Fort**.

## Trainers

reward ¥248
 Swimmer Darrin
reward ¥360
Tropanana lv.45
Berochef lv.45
 Swimmer Shirley
reward ¥352
Pinekle lv.30
 Pickicker Irene
reward ¥740
Airloon lv.37
 Bird Keeper Roger
reward ¥2,064
Banperior lv.42
 Swimmer Nora
reward ¥240
Gumchoo lv.30
 Swimmer Madelaine
reward ¥360
 Swimmer Don
reward ¥180
 Pickicker Missy
reward ¥1,320
Lempras lv.33
"Oh That Gus!" Inc.

(October 30, 2003-April 5, 2011)

Nickname: "The Blue Blob"

Logo: Against a black background, a blue blob quickly zooms up to us. Then, the words:

"OH THAT
GUS!"
             inc.

just as quickly zoom up, one by one. The words are colored white and are written in a bulged-out font similar to the kind used in the Family Guy logo. The entire logo then quickly zooms out.

FX/SFX: The blob and the company's name zooming in and zooming out.

Music/Sounds:

* On Tru Calling, Reunion and Big Shots an upbeat,1960's like three-note brass fanfare with a "ding" as the end, which is synced up to the animations of the logo, and when each letter appears on screen it sound like a note is saying the words with the word "inc" being said with the ding. A film projector sound is also heard.
* On No Ordinary Family, it's just a 3-note piano tune.
* Fox and ABC airings used the generic network music.

Availability: Found at the end of Tru Calling, Reunion, Big Shots and No Ordinary Family.

Editor's Note: None.
ADDA Audio Visual Limited (Japan)

**Note**: According to IMDb, ADDA Audio Visual Limited is presumably a Japanese company.

(1982-1992)

Nicknames: "ADDA Audio Visual Limited Presents A Joseph Lai Release", "Among the Cheapest VHS Logos", "Blatant Theft Example No. 8,726"

Logo: On a red background, we see "ADDA AUDIO VISUAL LIMITED PRESENTS A JOSEPH LAI RELEASE" fading in. The logo stands still for 19 minutes until we cut away to start the movie.

FX/SFX: The text fading in.

Music/Sounds: Same as the 1st IFD Films and Arts fanfare.

Availability: Rare. Seen on *Savior of the Earth* and *Thunder Prince*.
20th Century Studios/Logo Variations

#### 1935–1968

Variation from a Time and Punishment poster from Treehouse of Horror V (The Simpsons)

#### 1972–1982

Inverted version

*Silent Movie* in-film variant (1976)
#### 1987–2020

Inverted versionAlternative versionAlternative inverted versionInternational variantUkrainian variantLogo with "TM" mark (1994)Blue variantFull color 2009 print logo
### 20th Century Studios

#### 2020–present

Logo with frameline.Logo with "TM" mark.inverted version20th Century Studios logo with trademark (july 2020 inverted).svgInverted version with "TM" mark.Inverted version before July 2020Alternative Inverted version with "TM" mark before July 2020.Logo as seen on social media pages.Color version.
## Miscellaneous

### 20th Century Fox

#### 1987–2020

Rare alternate version1994-2009 (color)75th Anniversary version (2010) #175th Anniversary version (2010) #275 years; print version
989 Studios

## CSG Imagesoft

### 1989–1991

CSG Imagesoft was established in January 1989 in Los Angeles, California as a video game subsidiary of the Japanese record label CBS/Sony Group (CSG). The company originally produced games for Nintendo and Sega consoles.

## Sony Imagesoft

### 1991–1995

With the takeover of the CBS half of the company by Sony in January 1991, CSG became Sony Music Japan. In April 1991, CSG Imagesoft was renamed Sony Imagesoft and became part of a new North American division called Sony Electronic Publishing.

Print logoLogo of the parent company
## Sony Interactive Studios

### 1995–1998

In July 1995, Sony Imagesoft was merged into Sony Computer Entertainment and renamed Sony Interactive Studios. From this point the studio developed games for Sony's own newly-launched PlayStation console. Sports games were released under the Sony Interactive Sports brand.

## 989 Studios

### 1998–2000

Sony Interactive Studios was renamed in April 1998 to 989 Studios. The name came from the street address of the building the studio was housed in the time (989 East Hillsdale Boulevard). At the same time, the sports brand was renamed 989 Sports and was continued to be used until 2005, after the studio was closed in April 2000.
A&M Video

**Background**: **A&M Video** was the home entertainment arm of A&M Records, currently a subsidiary of the Universal Music Group. The division was dismantled in 1996, 2 years before A&M itself met its demise and was merged into the Interscope Geffen A&M group. In 2007, the company was relaunched when Sony's Octone Records subsidiary was renamed A&M/Octone Records, before being absorbed by Interscope Records in 2014.

### 1st Logo

(1984-1985)

**Logo**: We fade in to the crowd footage of one of the concerts for one of the A&M artists. After a second, three rows of the 9 outlines of A&M's trademark rounded-square move in with static colors [Yellow at the top, Blue at the middle, and Red at the bottom]. As we zoom in on the middle row, the others move away, until it stops at the eighth square from the right, which has the orange A&M on it and "VIDEO" below. The footage fades out and the blue static dissolves. The camera zooms at the particular square, as the A&M logo fades out.

**Variant**: On the 1984 release of *Bryan Adams: Reckless*, the logo is already formed, but the usual static inside the A&M logo with diagonal dotted lines inside the ninth box, and a merging square wave pattern in the seventh box.

**FX/SFX**: Actual footage and Computer Graphics.

**Ambience**: The concert crowd cheering.

**Availability**: Seen on the 1984 release of *Styx Caught in the Act* and the 1985 RCA/Columbia MusicVision release of *Joe Cocker: Mad Dogs and Englishmen*.

### 2nd Logo

(1984-1996)

**Logo**: On a black background, six white outlines of rounded squares appear in the center of the screen. The A&M logo, flies through the squares. As it passes each square, it leaves a blue imprint inside them. The logo is tilted as it begins its journey, and is perfectly straight when it comes to the fourth square. There, instead of the imprint being blue (or white), it is a white outline, with "VIDEO" below the rectangle. When the logo passes the last square, we zoom up to the fourth square and pause for several seconds. Then, we zoom even closer to the logo as we fade out.

**Variants**: Sometimes, the imprints is grayscaled.

**FX/SFX**: Computer graphics.

**Music/Sounds**: None.

**Music/Sounds Variants**:

* On the *Lamb Chop* videos, we hear two reverse cymbals, followed by this dialogue:

* On some tapes, you can hear a "whoosh" sound followed by a synth-bass pound, another "whoosh", then a synth "twinkle" sound.

**Availability**: Very rare. This logo was seen on releases such as Raffi concert videos (e.g. *Raffi in Concert with the Rise & Shine Band*), *Sharon, Lois, & Bram's Elephant Show* videos, and the *Lamb Chop* videos.
26 Keys Productions

Background: This is Noah Hawley's production company.

(April 8, 2009- )

Logo: On a dark background, we see a blue magnifying glass. Then a image of the Snellen eye chart appears, starting from the "E", then going to the middle, with the words "EDFCZP" being replaced by "26 KEYS". Then the image sharpens twice, and finally we see the words "PRODUCTIONS" fading in on the green line.

Variants:

* On *My Generation*, the first half of the logo (the "E" part) is cut
* On *Fargo* and *Legion*, the first two parts of the logo (the "E" part and the first blurred part) is cut.

FX/SFX: The moving of the Snellen chart, the sharpening.

Music/Sounds: Glass-like sound effects, followed by a voice (likely Noah Hawley) said "Now I get it!". Original ABC airings of *The Unusuals* and *My Generation* used a generic theme and a voice-over.

Availability: The full version is rare, and it was only seen on *The Unusuals*. The first short version is also rare, and can only be seen on *My Generation*. The second short version is common, as it can be seen on *Fargo* and *Legion* on FX.

Editor's Note: None.
A. Film A/S (Denmark)

Background: A. Film Production A/S (previously A. Film A/S, A. Film ApS and A. Film I/S) is a Danish animation studio currently based in Copenhagen, Denmark. It produces traditional and CGI animation for feature films, television, advertising and games. The studio's notable original features include Felidae, Help! I'm a Fish, Jungledyret Hugo and Terkel in Trouble. They didn't use a logo until 1995.

1st logo

(1995-2000)

Nicknames:"The Evil Pig" "The Rude Pig" "That Strange Logo After Help! I'm A Fish" "The Distorted Pig" "The Posterized Pig"

Logo: During the end credits, we see the posterized version of a ugly pig (who, for some reason doesn't have a curly tail) with a smiley face plastered on his face smiling at us. Under it, there are the words: A·FILM.

Variants: Since this is an in-credit logo, every movie/short with it has it with a different color or in a different position.

FX/SFX: The credits scrolling.

Music/Sounds: The music during the end credits

Availability: The first time the logo was used was in the poster for "Jungledyret Hugo 2"; however, its on-screen debut was on original prints of "When Life Departs" (newer prints plaster it with the 2nd logo). It was also seen during the end credits of "Help! I'm A Fish" (Including the CD-Rom game).

Editor's Note: The pig is crudely drawn.

2nd logo

(2002- )

Nicknames:"Pig Stuck In a Ovoid" "The Tame Pig" "The Not so Evil Pig"

Logo: During the end credits, we see a black oblong with a pink pig inside with the same face from the 1st logo. Under him there are the words "A·FILM", with the dot on a pink color. Sometimes with "PRODUCTION" below

Variants: Same as the 1st logo. However, on the 2003 re-issue of "When Life Departs". A prototype version is seen without a black oblong on the black background along with the Magma Films Logo. On Estonian productions, The text reads "A•Film Estonia" or "A•Film Eesti", the pig is running instead in the variant

FX/SFX: The scrolling of the credits.

Music/Sounds: The music during the end credits.

Availability: It was first seen at the end of A·Film's adaptations of Hans Christian Andersen tales. It was then seen at the end of the 2003 re-issue of "When Life Departs". It's also seen at the end of "Terkel in Trouble", "Asterix and the Vikings", "The Ugly Duckling and Me", "Amazon Jack", "Niko and The Way to the Stars", "Journey to Saturn", "The Olsen Gang Gets Polished", "Niko 2", "The Olsen Gang in Deep Trouble", "Alfie Atkins: Hocus Pocus" and "Albert".

3rd logo

(2015- )

Logo: The 2nd logo is on a black BG. The pig winks his eye and smiles. The logo fades.

FX/SFX: The pig winking his eye and smiling.

Music/Sounds: None.

Availability: Seen at the start of "Albert".