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'''Availability:''' Seen on newer and older TMS properties. The still version appears at the end of television productions (mainly ''Sonic X'', which is kept on the U.S [[4Kids Entertainment|4Kids]] dubbed version). It plasters older logos such as on the Japanese Blu-ray of ''Little Nemo: Adventures in Slumberland'' and Geneon DVDs of the original ''Lupin III'' series. The animated version can be found at the end of episodes of the uncut French dub of ''Sonic X'', sometimes followed by the [[Buena Vista International Television]] logo. It could also be seen on trailers for TMS' shows. | '''Availability:''' Seen on newer and older TMS properties. The still version appears at the end of television productions (mainly ''Sonic X'', which is kept on the U.S [[4Kids Entertainment|4Kids]] dubbed version). It plasters older logos such as on the Japanese Blu-ray of ''Little Nemo: Adventures in Slumberland'' and Geneon DVDs of the original ''Lupin III'' series. The animated version can be found at the end of episodes of the uncut French dub of ''Sonic X'', sometimes followed by the [[Buena Vista International Television]] logo. It could also be seen on trailers for TMS' shows. | ||
=== 2nd Logo (2012-) === | ===2nd Logo (2011)=== | ||
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'''Visuals:''' On a marble light brown background, the TMS symbol appears as it forms. After the letters "M" and "S" are in place, the "T" and the ball appear bouncing. After the "T" is in place, the ball bounces atop the "M" while the symbol turns to blue and the background changes to white. | |||
'''Technique:''' CGI. | |||
'''Audio:''' A futuristic warp-like sound ending with a big radar-like bang. | |||
'''Availability:''' Can be seen on titles released during this period such as ''The Princess and the Pilot''. | |||
=== 3rd Logo (2012-) === | |||
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'''Visuals:''' | '''Visuals:''' A red triangle folds out onto the screen, followed by it becoming a square. It eventually continues to fold out, becoming a cluttered mess of multicolored shapes, folding around like origami. Eventually, the origami collapse into the TMS logo, with the sphere being formed from a blue/pink square. Then, {{color|blue}} light then shines on the red dot that is placed on top of the logo. A reflection of the logo from the light zooms into the screen very slowly and then disappears along with the light. The TMS logo remains in its original place after the light animation is finished. | ||
'''Variants:''' | '''Variants:''' | ||
* | *A shorter version exists, when it starts when the light starts reflecting. The music is also shorter. | ||
*On films released during their 50th anniversary in 2014, TMS' 50th anniversary symbol appears and blinks twice. Then the rest of the shortened logo plays out. | |||
*On some shows such as ''Sweetness & Lightning'', the logo appears in-credit during the opening sequence. | *On some shows such as ''Sweetness & Lightning'', the logo appears in-credit during the opening sequence. | ||
'''Technique:''' CGI. | '''Technique:''' CGI. | ||
'''Audio:''' A | '''Audio:''' A piano-driven tune finishing with a dreamy three-note tune. | ||
'''Availability:''' Seen on international prints of TMS programs such as ''Yowamushi Pedal'', ''The Pilot's Love Song'', ''Hero Bank'', ''Sega Hard Girls'', ''Bakuon!!'', and ''Rent-A-Girlfriend'', among others. It's also seen on their animated films like ''Dimensional Sniper'', ''Orange: Future'' and ''Resident Evil: Death Island''. | '''Availability:''' Seen on international prints of TMS programs such as ''Yowamushi Pedal'', ''The Pilot's Love Song'', ''Hero Bank'', ''Sega Hard Girls'', ''Bakuon!!'', and ''Rent-A-Girlfriend'', among others. It's also seen on their animated films like ''Dimensional Sniper'', ''Orange: Future'' and ''Resident Evil: Death Island''. | ||