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I noticed the Warner Bros. Pictures logo DIDN'T get plastered or removed by the Toho logo in the Japanese prints of the trailers of the MonsterVerse Godzilla films and Detective Pikachu (due to the fact that Warner Bros. and Legendary own the copyright to those films) and also Japanese prints of Godzilla vs. Kong kept the Warner Bros. logo intact.
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imported>Odenbirb4 (I noticed the Warner Bros. Pictures logo DIDN'T get plastered or removed by the Toho logo in the Japanese prints of the trailers of the MonsterVerse Godzilla films and Detective Pikachu (due to the fact that Warner Bros. and Legendary own the copyright to those films) and also Japanese prints of Godzilla vs. Kong kept the Warner Bros. logo intact.) |
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'''Music/Sounds:''' None or the opening theme of the movie. | '''Music/Sounds:''' None or the opening theme of the movie. | ||
'''Availability:''' Common. Should be saved on most anything made by Toho in the era. It can also be seen on several anime productions such as the ''Doraemon'' and ''Crayon Shin-Chan'' films, ''Metropolis'', ''Akira'', ''Macross: Do You Remember Love?'' | '''Availability:''' Common. | ||
* Should be saved on most anything made by Toho in the era. It can also be seen on several anime productions such as the ''Doraemon'' and ''Crayon Shin-Chan'' films, ''Metropolis'', and ''Akira'', ''Macross: Do You Remember Love?'', among others. | |||
* It can also be seen on ''Koneko Monogatari'' (1986), which was reedited and redubbed outside of Japan as ''The Adventures of Milo and Otis'' (a Columbia Pictures release). Additionally, it can be found on Japanese prints of Studio Ghibli films starting with ''Only Yesterday.'' It also plasters the 1952 logo on the 1972 PBS broadcast and 1984 Embassy Home Entertainment release of ''Seven Samurai''. It may have also appeared on the earliest Japanese prints of ''My Neighbor Totoro''. | |||
'''Legacy:''' One of the most well-known Japanese logos. | '''Legacy:''' One of the most well-known Japanese logos. | ||
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'''Music/Sounds:''' Usually silent or the opening theme of the film. | '''Music/Sounds:''' Usually silent or the opening theme of the film. | ||
'''Availability:''' | '''Availability:''' Current and common. | ||
* Seen on newer releases from the company, such as ''Ringu'', ''Shin Godzilla'' (before the 1954 TohoScope logo), the ''Pokémon'' films (removed on the english dub prints, plastered by the 1998 Miramax Films logo on english dub prints of ''Pokémon 4Ever, Pokémon Heroes'', Pokémon: Jirachi, Wish Maker and Pokémon: Destiny Deoxys) and ''Jujutsu Kaisen 0''. | |||
* It also appears on Japanese prints of MonsterVerse ''Godzilla'' films and ''Pokémon Detective Pikachu'', preceding the Warner Bros. Pictures logo. | |||
* Also seen on recent Japanese prints of Studio Ghibli films. | |||
===19th Logo (1st North American logo) (December 3, 2020-) === | ===19th Logo (1st North American logo) (December 3, 2020-) === | ||
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*Sometimes (mainly ''Monster Hunter'', this logo's debut film), it has the opening theme of the movie. | *Sometimes (mainly ''Monster Hunter'', this logo's debut film), it has the opening theme of the movie. | ||
'''Availability:''' | '''Availability:''' Current. It first debuted on ''Monster Hunter (2020)'', and it may appear on future films from them in the United States. Japanese releases continue to use the previous logo. | ||
[[Category:Film logos]] | [[Category:Film logos]] | ||