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*Surprisingly, the 1989 version appears on early printings (from before December 18, 1995) of the 1996 Masterpiece Collection release of ''Pocahontas''. | *Surprisingly, the 1989 version appears on early printings (from before December 18, 1995) of the 1996 Masterpiece Collection release of ''Pocahontas''. | ||
* This was not included on UK or Australian VHS releases from the early to mid-90's released under the label "Walt Disney Classics"; they just used the 1986 "Sorcerer Mickey" WDHV logo (and later, the "Disney Videos" logo, starting in 1995), which would also be used on Spanish-language tapes. However, the 1992 distorted variant made two surprise appearances (with the music at a higher pitch) before and after the opening previews on the 2003 UK VHS release of ''Pinocchio''. The Classics laserdisc releases of ''Pinocchio'', ''The Jungle Book'', ''The Great Mouse Detective'' and ''Beauty and the Beast'' also don't use this logo, instead using the aforementioned WDHV logo instead. | * This was not included on UK or Australian VHS releases from the early to mid-90's released under the label "Walt Disney Classics"; they just used the 1986 "Sorcerer Mickey" WDHV logo (and later, the "Disney Videos" logo, starting in 1995), which would also be used on Spanish-language tapes. However, the 1992 distorted variant made two surprise appearances (with the music at a higher pitch) before and after the opening previews on the 2003 UK VHS release of ''Pinocchio''. The Classics laserdisc releases of ''Pinocchio'', ''The Jungle Book'', ''The Great Mouse Detective'' and ''Beauty and the Beast'' also don't use this logo, instead using the aforementioned WDHV logo instead. | ||
* The 1988 version surprisingly showed up on a DVS VHS of ''Mary Poppins'', which was most likely an error since, as a (mostly) live-action film, it was never officially considered psrt of the Classics line. | |||
'''Editor's Note:''' A very well-made and professional logo that's a nostalgic favorite among many Disney fans and VHS collectors. | '''Editor's Note:''' A very well-made and professional logo that's a nostalgic favorite among many Disney fans and VHS collectors. | ||