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* On the Disney100 variant, the platinum metallic appearance of the castle and text represent the Walt Disney Company's 100th anniversary in 2023; platinum was a recurring color across the company's anniversary branding.

* The night sky background featured at the beginning of this logo was used as the cover art for Sara Bareilles' version of "When You Wish Upon a Star" (albeit with the largest star being near the middle of the image instead of the corner).

* According to the 2023 Clio Entertainment Awards website image variant's visible production data for the standard version, this logo was completed on August 19, 2022, and its internal file name is "D100SS_0010".

* During the logo's debut and first official year (2023, even though it debuted in 2022), the Disney script is in metallic silver, with a "{{color|silver|100}}" (with the two zeroes resembling an infinity symbol) in a similar fashion next to it, which makes the <u>Disney100</u> logo. When the castle is revealed, it also is initially shown with a metallic appearance, but is filled with color when the star reaches the castle; it finishes transforming once the star reaches the highest point of the castle. Also, in this version, Pride Rock is completely a silhouette.

*** For the logo's reveal at the 2022 D23 Expo, it cuts to black at the end. It is also shown at the end of the Disney100 promo video (which was first shown at the 2022 D23 Expo) on the 2022 edition of ''The Wonderful World of Disney: Magical Holiday Celebration'' on ABC (following a montage of several variations of the previous logo), where it starts from the text forming then cuts to a scene from ''Steamboat Willie''. It also has archival audio of Walt Disney saying, "I only hope that we never lose sight of one thing, that it was all started by a mouse," which is also used in the video.

** The finished logo (if on the event's homepage on the app), as well as the finished logo without the text (if on the activity checklist page on the app) and the castle with the arc (if on the event's homepage on browser), was also shown on the Disney100 TikTok event page from October 16 to November 13, 2023. Furthermore, some clips of the logo, with the transitioning of the dimensional Disney100 logo (which transitions to the print logo), on the event's announcement video on the TikTok Newsroom account, as well as on Disney's social media account (cropped on the latter) [https://www.tiktok.com/@disney/video/7290556115824299307 here]. On the event and explore videos, which is shown on Disney's social media accounts (cropped on other social media platforms), as shown [https://www.tiktok.com/@disney/video/7295771573280148778 here] and [https://www.tiktok.com/@disney/video/7299907682750713134 here], the logo is shown on a phone. On both videos, the Disney100 event's homepage wallpaper transitions to the logo as it fills the screen.

* On an image later added to the logo's entry on the website for the 2023 Clio Entertainment Awards (previously there was no image and just the below mentioned video), production data is still visible on the top and bottom of the image.

* In the opening sequence of ''Disney100: A Century of Dreams - A Special Edition of 20/20'', the logo is darker than usual. The fireworks and the arc are also different, and the Disney100 text is dark platinum and centered to fit the program's title. The logo animates differently with footage of various Disney properties projected on the castle as the camera flies around it, before getting to the usual position as the footage slowly fades out. The program's title forms with ABC's 20/20 logo fading in below it.

* On Disney's brand page on Disney+, the finished logo is shifted upward to fit the page's style. On mobile devices, as well as the international versions, the text is also shifted upwards on both the finished version and a version with the arc. Unlike the previous logo, the video shows the last few seconds of the logo.

* Starting with the second update to the Disney+ brand page on January 26, 2024, the logo is slightly darker, the Will O' the Wisps are barely visible, and the castle also receives a slight update. The video was later updated with the video being slowed down and the text being drawn in white light at normal speed.

*Sometimes on the closing variant, the sound of pixie dust is heard.

*On short films, the first few seconds of the theme with the pixie dust sounds are heard. The theme trails into the Pixar logo on ''Carl's Date''.

*On the website for the 2023 Clio Entertainment Awards, a completely different arrangement of "When You Wish Upon a Star" is used, starting with an extended version of the 2006 logo's opening piano notes until a powerful version of the familiar theme comes in with the reveal of the castle. The train whistle is also louder.

*On Disney's TikTok page, some sound effects on the snippet are quieter or omitted; this can be heard [https://www.tiktok.com/music/original-sound-Disney-7290621304854743854 here].

* The Disney100 variant first appeared on the aforementioned film, and made its last appearance on ''Diary of a Wimpy Kid Christmas: Cabin Fever''.

** It also made appearances on the trailers for the 2022 films ''Hocus Pocus 2'' and ''Disenchanted'' prior to its debut (the previous logo is used on the Disney+ version of the trailers and on the films themselves) and the teaser trailers for the Pixar films ''Elio'' (2025) and ''Inside Out 2'' (2024), with the former featuring it on its original 2024 release teaser before it was pushed back.

* The standard variant debuted on the ''Inside Out 2'' TV spot "Team" and later fully appeared on the Disney+ original film ''The Beach Boys'', released on May 24, 2024. It made its theatrical debut on ''Young Woman and the Sea'' a week later, and the scope variant debuted on ''Inside Out 2'', released two weeks after the former.

**The standard variant is shown on the Disney brand page on Disney+ as of December 22, 2023, while the textless banner is shown with a square border on Walt Disney Studios' social media accounts (except for Facebook, where it appears with a circular border within the square).