Warner Bros. Animation: Difference between revisions

'''Logo:''' A generic variant of the 1955 [[Warner Bros. Television Studios|Warner Bros. Television]] logo with ''Looney Tunes'' characters.

'''Logo:''' Another generic variant of the TV logo of the era, this time for the 1967 WB-SA TV logo.

'''Logo:''' Same as before, except the ''LT'' characters stand beside the 1972 WBTV logo (the Big "W" logo) or the Warner Bros. shield with the company name on top (in the Warner Communications custom typeface) and the byline "A WARNER COMMUNICATIONS COMPANY" below.

'''Logo:''' We see the concentric circles, with "WARNER BROS. INC.", "WARNER BROS. CARTOONS INC.", "WARNER BROS. PICTURES", "WARNER BROS. CLASSIC ANIMATION" and "WARNER BROS ANIMATION INC." on the top, and "Present" or "Presents" on the bottom from 1987 on. Then the WB shield (in either red and white or blue and gold) zooms in. A few seconds later, it may either fade to a character's head or none.

'''Closing Logo:''' On the concentric circles "That's all Folks!" writes itself on the screen. From 1991 to 1997, either "A WARNER BROS. CARTOON" or the copyright stamp and the IATSE logo appears below.

'''Logo:''' Over a royal blue wallpaper of little WB print shields, we see Bugs Bunny in the spotlight, prompted on top of the company name "{{color|#00ff00|'''WARNER BROS. ANIMATION INC.'''}}" in yellow-green.

'''Logo:''' The same as the sixth [[Warner Bros. Television Studios|Warner Bros. Television]] logo, but the text above reads "<span style="font-family:times-new-roman;">'''WARNER BROS. ANIMATION INC.'''</span>", and the fonts are different.

'''Logo:''' On a cloud background, we see the standard WB shield in a small, different looking design. The banner reads "<span style="font-family:times-new-roman;">'''WARNER BROS. ANIMATION'''</span>".

'''Logo:''' Over a set of clouds, we see a very metallic rendition of the WB shield, with the banner reading "<span style="font-family:times-new-roman;">'''TELEVISION ANIMATION'''</span>", and the byline at the bottom. Underneath is the byline, "<span style="font-family:times-new-roman;">'''A TIME WARNER ENTERTAINMENT COMPANY'''</span>".

'''Logo:''' The Warner Bros. logo inside the concentric circles cuts onto the screen. Then, the WB logo zooms in towards us. It then goes down off-screen to show Bugs Bunny's face. The circles then zoom out a bit to reveal the sky background from the [[Warner Bros. Family Entertainment]] logo, and the letters "Looney Tunes" slide in. A print WB logo is also seen at the bottom of the circles.

'''Logo:''' There were two main variants of the logo:

'''Logo:''' On a black background, a green center zooms up as some red rings zoom out one-by-one and arrange themselves into the famous "bullseye" backdrop. Then a large, metallic red-and-gold WB shield comes from the center of the screen, zooms up to a huge size, overshooting its mark and then backs up to its usual spot on the bullseye (this was borrowed from the 1953 3D LT short ''Lumberjack Rabbit''). Then over it, "WARNER BROS. PICTURES" "wipes" onscreen over the shield in an ugly font, and underneath is "PRESENTS" in the same font.

'''Closing Logo:''' The same concentric circles background as before, but with "LOONEY TUNES" above the center of the rings and "That's all Folks!" tracing itself on the bottom of the bullseye. Porky Pig (voiced by Billy West) appears in the center and stutters, "Bee-ba-da-ba-bee-da, That's all, folks!".

'''Logo:''' The logo is very similar to the 1953 [[MGM Cartoons]] logo, but instead of using Tanner the lion with baby blue ribboning, it was replaced by a Warner Bros. shield, and instead of "A Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer", it's "A Warner Bros. Animation". The word "CARTOON" is still used, and it still takes place in a blue background.

'''Logo:''' On a red spotlight background, we see the standard WB shield much like before, with Bugs Bunny (drawn in his 1940s style) on the left, munching his carrot. The shield is more computer-generated. Below the shield is "{{Font|Times New Roman|'''''Presents'''''}}" in white script.

'''Logo:''' On a black background, a series of 3D orange circles come flying into the screen, arranging itself into the famous "bullseye" backdrop. Then a large, metallic WB shield zooms in at a fast pace, overshooting its mark and nearly crashing into the screen (again, ala ''Lumberjack Rabbit''), and then bounces back to its normal position, as "WARNER BROS. ANIMATION" appears above it, and "Presents" below it, in the classic fonts. The logo then comes apart and zooms away. No series logo or closing titles appear.

'''Logo:''' On a crumpled yellow paper background, the WB shield (similar to the 1985 [[Warner Home Video]] shield) is at the center and a little bit to the top of the screen, made out of crumpled dark blue-gray paper and with the space in the lower bowl of the "B" being poorly-aligned, and on the bottom is the byline "'''A WARNER BROS. ENTERTAINMENT CO.'''". Below the company byline is the "'''www.warnerbros.com'''" URL. The logo gets covered up with the ''MAD'' logo all over and wipes to the left for the after-credits scene.

'''Logo:''' At the start of the show, we start on a black background with a dark blue light. Then, a large WB shield in the design of the 14th logo, accompanied with the words "WARNER BROS. ANIMATION" and "Presents", in the same fonts as the 14th logo, zoom in (with the shield once again zooming in closer than the letters and overshooting its mark, crashing into the screen, then quickly pulling back-again, a la ''Lumberjack Rabbit''). Around the same time the shield appears, a colorful, painted orange/yellow bullseye "zooms" behind it. Then a quick second later, the shield zooms out, and the camera follows the shield, segueing into the opening intro of the show.

'''Logo:''' The logo is very similar to the 1953 MGM Cartoons logo, but instead of using Tanner the lion with baby blue ribboning, it was replaced by a Warner Bros. shield from the 14th logo, and instead of "A Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer", it's "A Warner Bros.". The word "CARTOON" is still used, and it still takes place in a blue background.

'''Logo:''' On a black background, the WB shield used from the intro of the 2010 ''Looney Tunes'' shorts is displayed. Below the logo is a byline script that reads "'''''Animation'''''". Its lacking design and short life make could mean its just a placeholder logo for the next logo below.

'''Logo:''' The WB shield (from the 14th, 16th, 17th and 18th logos) fades in with a dim shine over the shield and zooms in as the black background turns into a dark blood red background of ''Looney Tunes'' bullseye rings. After the WB shield is there, the script "'''''Animation'''''" is written in cursive writing.

'''Logo:''' On a red background similar to that of the 2008 logo, we see the WB shield and the "'''''Animation'''''" script from the previous two logos. The shield opens up and Daffy Duck emerges from inside. He proceeds to bounce around the screen and interact with the logo, including taking "'''''Animation'''''" and flipping it like a flipbook, then using it to hit the shield like a gong. Daffy continues bouncing around until he runs smack into the camera and goes into a daze. The shield is opened again by an irritated Porky Pig, who grabs Daffy by the neck and pulls him back in before closing the shield, leaving one of Daffy's feathers to float down onto "'''''Animation'''''".

'''Logo:''' Another recreation of the classic "bullseye" logo, with varied colors (such as red rings and a dark blue center, or green rings and a dark red center). On top is "WARNER BROS. ANIMATION" in its' classic font, and on the bottom is "Presents" in the script font and a production number. The WB shield (also in varied colors) zooms up normally this time. The size and colors of the text are different each time as well.

'''Closing Logo:''' Just "That's all Folks!" writing itself out in its' classic script font against the bullseye backdrop used in the short.

'''Logo:''' A recreation of the 1960s ''Looney Tunes'' abstract opening sequences. On a black background, a series of lines zoom and swirl from the screen, three lavender and one orange. The lavender lines disappear one-by-one to form the 1963 "Abstract WB" graphic, rendered in lavender. As this happens, the orange line moves downward and back up before turning into an orange "PRESENTS", in a font very reminiscent of the actual 1960s logos. It then cuts to two lines swirling around and then sliding away to reveal the series logo, also including a small blue-and-yellow version of the WB shield from the 2014-present WB Animation logos, with "ANIMATION" underneath in the same strange font used for the rest of the lettering on the series logo.

'''Closing Logo:''' A recreation of the 1967 Warner Bros.- Seven Arts Animation closing sequence. On a brownish-black background, a purple "W7" shield is seen. "A WARNER BROS. ANIMATION CARTOON" appears letter-by-letter in front of the shield, complete with the "OO" in "CARTOON" turning red and jumping up and down three times like a cartoon eye take.