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...eer Entertainment|Pioneer]] sold off its entertainment division to another Japanese giant conglomerate known as [[Dentsu]]. The new name is a portmanteau of th ...io Variant:''' For commercials, a two note synth sound is used with a male Japanese announcer saying ジェネオン (Geneon).

...deals with contemporary life. The company is also best known for producing television shows (mainly coming from the Tokusatsu genre) such as the ''Kamen Rider'' *On <u>early prints</u> of the logo, the words (also in Japanese text) "COMPANY, LTD." are seen below the logo.

...e its parts move around, appears above them. Finally, the logo ends with a television switch-off effect. ...the Paramount reprints of the ''Rugrats'' Sony Wonder tapes, used certain television bumpers instead of this.

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...[Simitar Motorsports Video]] for this purpose. They also had a short-lived Japanese animation distributor known as Ani-Magine Anime, started by John Litton. In ...It may or may not be visible depending on the aspect ratio of the viewer's television.

'''Variant:''' A variant for the Japanese Warner Mycal Cinemas existed at the time, in which their own logo (The Warn ...appears from behind it and moves to the right. In between the two company logos, the text "WARNER VILLAGE CINEMAS", in the same fonts, colors and sizes as

...DVD releases, there is a version with a blue wallpaper with PolyGram Video logos in the background. The PolyGram logo also leaves a small shadow. '''Visuals:''' Essentially the short videotaped version of its movie and television counterparts, but with "V I D E O" underneath.

...y distributed by [[GAGA Corporation|GAGA]] in partnership with Universal's Japanese distributor, Toho-Towa. |Print Logos|

..., the device now lives on as a coin-operated amusement in the foyer of BBC Television Centre. * The 1999 Christmas ident won the Royal Television Society Craft & Design Award for the Best Channel Ident that year.