DIC Entertainment: Difference between revisions

*On some episodes of the Hungarian-dubbed airings of ''Inspector Gadget'', the color-changing variant has the music from the 2004 [[Cookie Jar|Cookie Jar Entertainment]] logo. This is followed by the 1996 Saban International and 1999 Fox Kids logos. The former is most likely due to a reverse plastering error.

**On some episodes of the Hungarian airings of the show, it had the music from the 2004 [[Cookie Jar|Cookie Jar Entertainment]] logo. This is followed by the 1996 Saban International and 1999 Fox Kids logos. The former is most likely due to a reverse plastering error.

*This doesn't appear when ''The Littles'' made the rounds as part of a syndicated package of DIC shows appearing on local stations syndicated by Tribune Entertainment between 2003 and the summer of 2008 (nicknamed the “DIC Kids Network” and later the "Cookie Jar Kids Network"); the end credit animation is slowed down except for the audio to run at the allotted time so they plastered this logo with the 2001 logo.

**This also doesn't appear on some modern non-English prints of the series, as the Cookie Jar logo plasters it, with the music intact.

*The ''Inspector Gadget'' version is less common than ''The Littles'' version. It was seen on many first-season episodes of the series, starting with the episode "The Ruby" (some early episodes up to "Don't Hold Your Breath" generally had the "Vortex", along with some later episodes). The second season reverts this logo back to the Vortex logo (unlike ''The Littles'', that used its variant throughout its entire run); this is due to the series taking a break in 1984.

** If the show is ever rerun, it has a slim chance of appearing, but it most likely is plastered by the Cookie Jar logo.

* On Scandinavian and Latin America (the latter only on some episodes) dubbed prints of ''Sabrina: The Animated Series'', the logo had the music from the 2008 [[Cookie Jar|Cookie Jar Entertainment]] logo. This is followed by the 1996 [[Buena Vista International Television|Buena Vista International]] logo. This is possibly because the prints used are Buena Vista versions; the former is a result of a reverse plaster.

* On ''Sonic Underground'' episodes aired on the French version of the KidsCo network, none.

* One variant of the 1999 version exists that uses the regular-length music, but features the “DIC!” voiceover in a slightly different pitch, done by the same child, but more up tempo and quickly.{{Cite}} However, it's unknown what are the shows that used this variant.

* On a Spanish DVD print of ''Jayce and the Wheeled Warriors'' episodes "Escape from the Garden of Evil", "The Vase of Xiang", "Steel Against Shadow", and "Silver Crusaders", the 1990 warp-speed variant has music from the 2004 [[Cookie Jar|Cookie Jar Entertainment]] logo. This is due to a reverse plastering error.

* Like the first logo, this doesn't appear on Disney films from the late 1990’s like ''Meet the Deedles'' and ''Inspector Gadget'', respectively, as this logo was only used on both television and direct-to-video productions.

* The 1999 variant, however, isn't easy to find in North America, though it's more common outside of North America.

* The 2003 variant appeared on reruns of ''Speed Racer'' (that DIC had licensed from Speed Racer Enterprises in addition to ''Speed Racer X'') on Speed Channel (now FS1).

* On a 2000s Brazilian DVD print of one episode of ''Mummies Alive!'', the long version of the logo has the audio from the Cookie Jar logo at the beginning, with the rest of the logo being in silence. This is due to a reverse plaster error.

'''Availability:''' As with the 1990 variant of the previous logo, it was commonly used to plaster older DIC logos. However, it is not as common as the last logo due to making less appearances, and is often plastered with logos of other companies, mainly [[DHX Cookie Jar|Cookie Jar Entertainment]].

** It also appears at the end of other Lions Gate VHS/DVD releases, in addition to the following shows: ''Super Duper Sumos'', original CBS airings of ''Care Bears: Adventures in Care-a-Lot'' (the one that DIC didn't produce), ''DinoSquad'' and ''Sushi Pack''.

'''Legacy:''' Like the previous logos, it's a favorite among those who grew up with it. However, it's less popular than the last logo for having weak significance.