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*On the German dubbings of ''Howl's Moving Castle'' and ''Nausicaä of the Valley of the Wind'', the logo uses the last half of the [[VIP Media Group]] music (likely due to a reverse plaster). This oddity can be seen on the Region 2 DVDs of the aforementioned titles. | *On the German dubbings of ''Howl's Moving Castle'' and ''Nausicaä of the Valley of the Wind'', the logo uses the last half of the [[VIP Media Group]] music (likely due to a reverse plaster). This oddity can be seen on the Region 2 DVDs of the aforementioned titles. | ||
*On the unreleased 1999 Disney dub of ''Castle in the Sky'' (which was later given a public release in 2003 on DVD), the opening theme can be heard, but it is silent if you select either the "Japanese" or "French" tracks. This is mostly due to Disney demanding Joe Hisaishi (the film's composer) to rescore and extend the film's musical score to appeal more to American audiences (aside from use of celebrity voices and additional dialogue). | *On the unreleased 1999 Disney dub of ''Castle in the Sky'' (which was later given a public release in 2003 on DVD), the opening theme can be heard, but it is silent if you select either the "Japanese" or "French" tracks. This is mostly due to Disney demanding Joe Hisaishi (the film's composer) to rescore and extend the film's musical score to appeal more to American audiences (aside from use of celebrity voices and additional dialogue). | ||