Toei Company: Difference between revisions

*Originally, the logo appeared in B&W.

*On early prints of the logo, the words (also in Japanese text) "COMPANY, LTD." are seen below the logo.

*On some English export prints, the logo is translated into English, with the words "A TOEI COMPANY, LTD. Picture".

*Other English export prints have the text "A TOEI PICTURE" pop in a split-second after the logo settles.

*English export prints of ''The Bullet Train'' (''Shinkansen Daibakuha'') have another variant with the text "TOEI COMPANY LTD." appearing underneath the logo.

*When ToeiScope premiered, the logo would appear with the letters "TOEI SCOPE" surrounding the logo.

*The logo may be completely still on some films.

*On a Greek VHS of ''The Golden Bird'', there is a blue tint to the logo, due to film quality master.

*On ''The Fugitive From The Past'' (1965), there is a name on the logo translated to "Toei W106 Operation".

*There are many Russian versions usually seen on Soviet prints of existing films.

* The ''Hakujyaden'' variant uses a patriotic fanfare.  

* [[New Line Cinema|New Line]] co-productions have a dramatic, western-sounding fanfare continuing to said company's first logo, composed by such names as Tony Sushima and Takeo Watanabe.

* Since the 2010's, the wall looks more like it's made of water, and the Toei logo isn't revealed on it.

* ''Kamen Rider × Kamen Rider OOO & W Featuring Skull: Movie War Core'': The Toei logo is colored red, yellow, green and purple, the colors of the Kamen Riders Double (green and purple) and OOO (red, yellow and green).

* ''Evangelion: 3.0+1.0 Thrice Upon a Time'': The Toei logo used, is the 1950s original one.