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'''Logo:''' On a space background, we see a black and blue scimitar (a sword with a curved blade) with a swirly-styled red "S" on the front spinning up to the center of the screen. The scimitar shines and the letters "IMITAR" slide from behind the "S" to the right to spell the word "SIMITAR". The text "ENTERTAINMENT INC." fades in below the scimitar, which shines again. | '''Logo:''' On a space background, we see a black and blue scimitar (a sword with a curved blade) with a swirly-styled red "S" on the front spinning up to the center of the screen. The scimitar shines and the letters "IMITAR" slide from behind the "S" to the right to spell the word "SIMITAR". The text "ENTERTAINMENT INC." fades in below the scimitar, which shines again. | ||
''' | '''Technique:''' The scimitar shining, the spinning, and the animation. | ||
'''Music/Sounds:''' A few droning beeps that descend in pitch. | '''Music/Sounds:''' A few droning beeps that descend in pitch. | ||
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'''Variant:''' A filmed version exists. | '''Variant:''' A filmed version exists. | ||
''' | '''Technique:''' The lines moving, the "S" forming, the flashing. 2D animation. | ||
'''Music/Sounds:''' A synth bass repeating the same note 129 times throughout, accompanied by a loud synthesized crash when the logo flashes, a loud synthesized choir that sings 5 ascending notes, another loud synthesized crash for the second flash, and finally 2 loud whoosh sounds. | '''Music/Sounds:''' A synth bass repeating the same note 129 times throughout, accompanied by a loud synthesized crash when the logo flashes, a loud synthesized choir that sings 5 ascending notes, another loud synthesized crash for the second flash, and finally 2 loud whoosh sounds. | ||
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'''Variant:''' In rare instances, the end of the logo may be used in promos. This can be seen on some products featuring Simitar trailers on Amazon. | '''Variant:''' In rare instances, the end of the logo may be used in promos. This can be seen on some products featuring Simitar trailers on Amazon. | ||
''' | '''Technique:''' The gold bars merging, the S swooping, and "Simitar" appearing. | ||
'''Music/Sounds:''' Same as the 2nd logo. | '''Music/Sounds:''' Same as the 2nd logo. | ||
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'''Logo:''' On a shady denim blue-textured background with some light near the upper-left, we see a faded square in the center with a shadow drop behind it. A DVD flies around with a dust trailing effect, and parts of the Simitar logo (very much like what you see in the 3rd logo, but slightly re-textured) fly into place in the center. The word "Simitar", now in Futura font, flies around and settles underneath it, and the silver DVD logo (with a CGI DVD and a simple font for "DVD") flies into place under that. The disc seen earlier is part of this. Then the logo starts to "ripple" away before it fades out. | '''Logo:''' On a shady denim blue-textured background with some light near the upper-left, we see a faded square in the center with a shadow drop behind it. A DVD flies around with a dust trailing effect, and parts of the Simitar logo (very much like what you see in the 3rd logo, but slightly re-textured) fly into place in the center. The word "Simitar", now in Futura font, flies around and settles underneath it, and the silver DVD logo (with a CGI DVD and a simple font for "DVD") flies into place under that. The disc seen earlier is part of this. Then the logo starts to "ripple" away before it fades out. | ||
''' | '''Technique:''' The flying parts, the dust-trailing effect, the "melting" effect. | ||
'''Music/Sounds:''' A short variant of the 2nd logo's music, which starts off at the synth crash and the first synth choir note. | '''Music/Sounds:''' A short variant of the 2nd logo's music, which starts off at the synth crash and the first synth choir note. | ||