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'''Audio:''' A rising spaceship engine drone sound for the zooming back, followed by an ethereal choir, accompanied by the lazer sounds, on the flash the choir breaks into a synth fanfare. Sometimes, it's silent. | '''Audio:''' A rising spaceship engine drone sound for the zooming back, followed by an ethereal choir, accompanied by the lazer sounds, on the flash the choir breaks into a synth fanfare. Sometimes, it's silent. | ||
'''Availability:''' This logo was only used theatrically in Australia. However this has shown up on a 1984 Australian PBV VHS of ''The Last Starfighter'' (albeit letterboxed), another unknown VHS release, and strangely enough, on the British VHS release of ''Warriors of the Wind'', the infamous [[Manson International]] dub of ''Nausicaä of the Valley of the Wind''. Also appears on the short film ''Palace of Dreams''. This makes a surprise appearance on an Australian Umbrella Entertainment Blu-ray of ''Razorback'', instead of the Warner Bros. logo. | '''Availability:''' This logo was only used theatrically in Australia. However, this has shown up on a 1984 Australian PBV VHS release of ''The Last Starfighter'' (albeit letterboxed), another unknown VHS release, and strangely enough, on the British VHS release of ''Warriors of the Wind'', and the infamous [[Manson International]] dub of ''Nausicaä of the Valley of the Wind''. Also appears on the short film ''Palace of Dreams''. This makes a surprise appearance on an Australian Umbrella Entertainment Blu-ray of ''Razorback'', instead of the Warner Bros. logo. | ||
===2nd Logo (1988-November 7, 1991)=== | ===2nd Logo (1988-November 7, 1991)=== | ||