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<u>Variants:</u>
<u>Variants:</u>
* A variant also exists with the "'''HOME VIDEO'''" text replaced by "'''HOME ENTERTAINMENT'''".
* A variant also exists with the "'''HOME VIDEO'''" text replaced by "'''HOME ENTERTAINMENT'''".
* A demo variant exists, where we see camera footage of Tinker Bell using her wand to make a clapperboard disappear. Tinker Bell flies away, and the background of the camera footage fades out. We see the castle form in pieces of squares. After it forms, the logo shines and the camera effect fades away. The logo shines again. While it is fading, the logo shines a third time.
* A version with the castle forming out of cubes exist on trailer tapes.
* A longer demo variant exists, where we start with the castle forming. The logo doesn't shine.
* There is another trailer tape variant, wher we see "Showcase 91" alongside the [[Walt Disney Studios Home Entertainment|Disney Home Video]], [[Touchstone Home Entertainment|Touchstone Home Video]] and [[Hollywood Pictures]] logos. In the end of the trailer tape, we see the logos again, but this time the text "Showcase 91" is gone and is replaced with a diamond. The other logos and the diamond fade out, leaving the Buena Vista Home Video logo on the top. The texts "The No.1 Box Office Success Story of 1990..." and "Will be the Video Success Story of 1991" fade in.
* There is yet another demo variant where we see "Showcase 91" alongside the [[Walt Disney Studios Home Entertainment|Disney Home Video]], [[Touchstone Home Entertainment|Touchstone Home Video]] and [[Hollywood Pictures]] logos. In the end of the demo tape, we see the logos again, but this time the text "Showcase 91" is gone and is replaced with a diamond. The other logos and the diamond fade out, leaving the Buena Vista Home Video logo on the top. The texts "The No.1 Box Office Success Story of 1990..." and "Will be the Video Success Story of 1991" fade in.
* A variant ' has a different {{Font color|darkblue|dark blue}} cartoony castle on a swirly {{Font color|darkturquoise|turquoise}} background, and the {{Font color|#FFD900|yellow}} and {{Font color|hotpink|pink}} text "{{Font color|#FFD900|B}}{{Font color|hotpink|UENA}} {{Font color|#FFD900|V}}{{Font color|hotpink|ISTA}} {{Font color|#FFD900|Home Video}}" in front of the castle. The flag on the top tower is also waving.
* A variant ' has a different {{Font color|darkblue|dark blue}} cartoony castle on a swirly {{Font color|darkturquoise|turquoise}} background, and the {{Font color|#FFD900|yellow}} and {{Font color|hotpink|pink}} text "{{Font color|#FFD900|B}}{{Font color|hotpink|UENA}} {{Font color|#FFD900|V}}{{Font color|hotpink|ISTA}} {{Font color|#FFD900|Home Video}}" in front of the castle. The flag on the top tower is also waving.


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* On the ''Timon and Pumbaa'' DVDs, the end theme plays over the logo.
* On the ''Timon and Pumbaa'' DVDs, the end theme plays over the logo.
* On the DVD/Blu-Ray/4K Ultra HD trailer of ''Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2'', it has a different synth theme and an announcer saying "The following is the paid advertisement from Walt Disney Home Entertainment."
* On the DVD/Blu-Ray/4K Ultra HD trailer of ''Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2'', it has a different synth theme and an announcer saying "The following is the paid advertisement from Walt Disney Home Entertainment."
* The music from the demo tape is accompanied with magic from Tinker Bell's wand, and an announcer saying "Buena Vista Home Video" while the logo is forming.
* The trailer tape variant has a guitar and a piano playing and an announcer saying "Buena Vista Home Video". The piano music stops and we hear a singer sing for a couple seconds.
* The second demo tape variant has a piano playing and an announcer saying "Buena Vista Home Video". The piano music stops and we hear a singer sing for a couple seconds.
* The "Showcase '91" variant has a synth-like sound coupled with fairy sounds.
* The third demo tape variant has a synth-like sound coupled with fairy sounds.


<u>Availability:</u> Common.
<u>Availability:</u> Common.
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* In July 21, 2017, the Home Video logo made a surprise appearance at the beginning of the faux-'80s parody online commercial for the home video release of ''Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2'', advertising the 4K Ultra HD/Blu-ray/DVD release of the film, filmed as a tongue-in-cheek 1980's infomercial.
* In July 21, 2017, the Home Video logo made a surprise appearance at the beginning of the faux-'80s parody online commercial for the home video release of ''Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2'', advertising the 4K Ultra HD/Blu-ray/DVD release of the film, filmed as a tongue-in-cheek 1980's infomercial.
* The "cartoony" variant is extremely rare and appears on several VHS tapes of ''The Adventures of Rocky & Bullwinkle'' and ''Alvin and the Chipmunks'
* The "cartoony" variant is extremely rare and appears on several VHS tapes of ''The Adventures of Rocky & Bullwinkle'' and ''Alvin and the Chipmunks'
* The demo variants come from promotional videos or demo tapes.
* The trailer tape variants come from promotional tapes/trailer tapes on YouTube.
* This logo was also seen on a trailer for the VHS release of ''Kiki's Delivery Service'', which can be seen on 1998 prints of [[Walt Disney Masterpiece Collection|Masterpiece Collection]] titles like ''Dumbo'' and ''The Sword in the Stone''. Other prints of the trailer (and the VHS release itself) use the 5th logo instead.
* This logo was also seen on a trailer for the VHS release of ''Kiki's Delivery Service'', which can be seen on 1998 prints of [[Walt Disney Masterpiece Collection|Masterpiece Collection]] titles like ''Dumbo'' and ''The Sword in the Stone''. Other prints of the trailer (and the VHS release itself) use the 5th logo instead.


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