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** Later, <u>post-2009 prints</u> kept the two trumpet notes from the logo's score that segues into the opening scene, following the Pixar logo. | ** Later, <u>post-2009 prints</u> kept the two trumpet notes from the logo's score that segues into the opening scene, following the Pixar logo. | ||
* An <u>early workprint version of ''A Bug's Life''</u> uses the <u>music from the 2nd logo</u>. | * An <u>early workprint version of ''A Bug's Life''</u> uses the <u>music from the 2nd logo</u>. | ||
* On <u>''Monsters Inc.'', ''The Incredibles'', and ''Ratatouille''</u>, the <u>opening theme of the movie</u> is used instead. | * On <u>''Monsters, Inc.'', ''The Incredibles'', and ''Ratatouille''</u>, the <u>opening theme of the movie</u> is used instead. | ||
* On <u>original prints of ''Cars''</u>, the fanfare is <u>re-orchestrated</u> to put a little more of the logo in at the same duration of the logo's closing re-appearance. | * On <u>original prints of ''Cars''</u>, the fanfare is <u>re-orchestrated</u> to put a little more of the logo in at the same duration of the logo's closing re-appearance. | ||
* On the <u>closing variant</u>, the waving of the flags and the sound of pixie dust as the ball of light draws the line over the castle are audible. Sometimes, the ending theme of the film is used instead. | * On the <u>closing variant</u>, the waving of the flags and the sound of pixie dust as the ball of light draws the line over the castle are audible. Sometimes, the ending theme of the film is used instead. | ||
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* It was first seen on ''Toy Story'' and made its final appearance on ''Ratatouille'' (although TV spots and 3D prints have the 6th logo). | * It was first seen on ''Toy Story'' and made its final appearance on ''Ratatouille'' (although TV spots and 3D prints have the 6th logo). | ||
* After this logo retired, this began to be plastered by the 6th logo for 3D theatrical re-releases of earlier Pixar films from 2009-13, a trait which all current home media prints and most TV airings carry forward. | * After this logo retired, this began to be plastered by the 6th logo for 3D theatrical re-releases of earlier Pixar films from 2009-13, a trait which all current home media prints and most TV airings carry forward. | ||
** The first two ''Toy Story'' films (in 2009 with its 3D re-release), ''Monsters, Inc.'', ''Finding Nemo'', (both 2012), and ''Cars'' (in 2013) all received a straightforward plaster | ** The first two ''Toy Story'' films (in 2009 with its 3D re-release), ''Monsters, Inc.'', ''Finding Nemo'', (both 2012), and ''Cars'' (in 2013) all received a straightforward plaster; however, this logo is still intact on current prints of ''A Bug's Life'', ''The Incredibles'', and the aforementioned ''Ratatouille'' (except for 3D prints), as well as prior prints of the affected films. | ||
* The logo was last seen on the teaser trailer for ''WALL-E'' (released the same day as ''Ratatouille'' as it was attached to it theatrically), as the film itself uses the 6th logo (the first Pixar film to do so). | * The logo was last seen on the teaser trailer for ''WALL-E'' (released the same day as ''Ratatouille'' as it was attached to it theatrically), as the film itself uses the 6th logo (the first Pixar film to do so). | ||
* It is also preserved on various shorts based on Pixar films; however, other shorts from this era do not have this logo. | * It is also preserved on various shorts based on Pixar films; however, other shorts from this era do not have this logo. | ||
* This logo was also seen on an Amazon Instant Video print of ''Monsters, Inc.'', likely because it was using the 2009 master, as well as the recent HBO Asia airing of ''Finding Nemo'' as it used the mid-2000s master (hence the 2006 [[Buena Vista International Television]] logo appearing at the end). | * This logo was also seen on an Amazon Instant Video print of ''Monsters, Inc.'', likely because it was using the 2009 master, as well as the recent HBO Asia airing of ''Finding Nemo'' as it used the mid-2000s master (hence the 2006 [[Buena Vista International Television]] logo appearing at the end). | ||
* This was also found | * This was also found on the Walt Disney Pictures website until late 2012, starting with the drawing of the arc, then the waving of the flags loop. | ||
* The DTV feature ''Buzz Lightyear of Star Command: The Adventure Begins'' is the only contemporary feature-length Pixar production to not use this logo, instead using the 2nd logo. | * The DTV feature ''Buzz Lightyear of Star Command: The Adventure Begins'' is the only contemporary feature-length Pixar production to not use this logo, instead using the 2nd logo. | ||