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*The logo surprisingly appeared before ''Maggie Simpson in "Playdate with Destiny"'', but was edited out a day after. | *The logo surprisingly appeared before ''Maggie Simpson in "Playdate with Destiny"'', but was edited out a day after. | ||
*Also appears at the beginning of three Pixar films (''Soul'', ''Luca'', and ''Turning Red''), all of which had been forced to cancel their theatrical runs due to the [[wikipedia:Coronavirus pandemic|Coronavirus pandemic]]. However, it is absent on theatrical prints of these films in regions without the streaming service, and also absent on physical media releases. | *Also appears at the beginning of three Pixar films (''Soul'', ''Luca'', and ''Turning Red''), all of which had been forced to cancel their theatrical runs due to the [[wikipedia:Coronavirus pandemic|Coronavirus pandemic]]. However, it is absent on theatrical prints of these films in regions without the streaming service, and also absent on physical media releases. | ||
*Also seen on the US Disney+ release of ''Love, Victor''. | |||
*This does not appear on American prints of ''101 Dalmatian Street'' and ''Legend of the Three Caballeros'', as they were originally not produced for Disney+ in the US, but the service still distributes those shows in that country. | *This does not appear on American prints of ''101 Dalmatian Street'' and ''Legend of the Three Caballeros'', as they were originally not produced for Disney+ in the US, but the service still distributes those shows in that country. | ||
*The logo does not appear on Disney Channel's airings of ''Home Sweet Home Alone'' and ''Lady and the Tramp (2019)'', and CTC Russia's airing of ''Soul'', for the same reasons described above. | *The logo does not appear on Disney Channel's airings of ''Home Sweet Home Alone'' and ''Lady and the Tramp (2019)'', and CTC Russia's airing of ''Soul'', for the same reasons described above. | ||