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*It can be seen on ''Mighty Morphin Power Rangers'' and ''Mighty Morphin Alien Rangers'', alongside its spinoffs ''VR Troopers'' and ''Masked Rider'' episodes until "The Dash" (though Netflix and YouTube prints of all those said shows plaster all Saban logos with the 2011 [[Saban Brands]] logo instead). | *It can be seen on ''Mighty Morphin Power Rangers'' and ''Mighty Morphin Alien Rangers'', alongside its spinoffs ''VR Troopers'' and ''Masked Rider'' episodes until "The Dash" (though Netflix and YouTube prints of all those said shows plaster all Saban logos with the 2011 [[Saban Brands]] logo instead). | ||
*It also appears on ''X-Men'' and is kept on VHS and DVD releases and all digital prints, including Disney+ for the latter and the complete series box set on DVD, alongside the earlier US "volume" DVDs from Buena Vista and VHS tapes of the show that were given out by Pizza Hut in the early 1990s, as well as the 2009 British DVD from [[Clear Vision]]. | *It also appears on ''X-Men'' and is kept on VHS and DVD releases and all digital prints, including Disney+ for the latter and the complete series box set on DVD, alongside the earlier US "volume" DVDs from Buena Vista and VHS tapes of the show that were given out by Pizza Hut in the early 1990s, as well as the 2009 British DVD from [[Clear Vision]]. | ||
*The 2010 version is extinct | *The 2010 version is extinct as it only appeared on the 2010 remaster of ''Mighty Morphin' Power Rangers'' on ABC Kids. | ||
*The "PRODUCTIONS" variant can be seen on ''Noozles'' and VHS releases of ''Bumpety Boo''; it was also sighted on the game show ''Couch Potatoes'' when the show was last rerun on the USA Network in the early '90s (followed by the [[Group W Productions]] logo). | *The "PRODUCTIONS" variant can be seen on ''Noozles'' and VHS releases of ''Bumpety Boo''; it was also sighted on the game show ''Couch Potatoes'' when the show was last rerun on the USA Network in the early '90s (followed by the [[Group W Productions]] logo). | ||
*The "INTERNATIONAL" variant is more common and was seen on international prints of various Saban shows from the era, notably English-dubbed anime shows and co-produced shows, alongside shows produced by Saban International Paris. | *The "INTERNATIONAL" variant is more common and was seen on international prints of various Saban shows from the era, notably English-dubbed anime shows and co-produced shows, alongside shows produced by Saban International Paris. | ||
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*This appeared on many later Fox Kids shows like ''Flint the Time Detective'', ''Mon Colle Knights'', ''The New Addams Family'', and specifically on episodes of ''Power Rangers'' (from ''Zeo'' until ''Time Force''), ''Masked Rider'' episodes beginning from "Battle of the Bands", and the first three English-dubbed seasons of ''Digimon''; ''Digimon Adventure'', ''Digimon Adventure 02'' and ''Digimon Tamers''. | *This appeared on many later Fox Kids shows like ''Flint the Time Detective'', ''Mon Colle Knights'', ''The New Addams Family'', and specifically on episodes of ''Power Rangers'' (from ''Zeo'' until ''Time Force''), ''Masked Rider'' episodes beginning from "Battle of the Bands", and the first three English-dubbed seasons of ''Digimon''; ''Digimon Adventure'', ''Digimon Adventure 02'' and ''Digimon Tamers''. | ||
*The "INTERNATIONAL" variant appears on most series from Saban's library, including some of the 1980s and 1990s [[New World Animation|Marvel Productions]] shows it owned (''Dungeons and Dragons'') and pre-1990 DiC shows such as ''Pole Position'', among others, sometimes plastering older logos. | *The "INTERNATIONAL" variant appears on most series from Saban's library, including some of the 1980s and 1990s [[New World Animation|Marvel Productions]] shows it owned (''Dungeons and Dragons'') and pre-1990 DiC shows such as ''Pole Position'', among others, sometimes plastering older logos. | ||
*On Netflix prints of ''Power Rangers'', ''Ninja Turtles: The Next Mutation'' and ''Mystic Knights of Tir Na Nog'' | *On Netflix prints of ''Power Rangers'', ''Ninja Turtles: The Next Mutation'' and ''Mystic Knights of Tir Na Nog'', this logo is plastered with the 2011 Saban Brands logo, though it might be preserved on [[Shout! Factory]]'s DVDs of those series. YouTube uploads of ''Power Rangers'' use these same prints. | ||
*On television, the final time | *On television, the final time this was shown was on This TV's prints of ''Inspector Gadget'', which either used older prints from Fox Family or the DiC Kids Network syndicated prints, and on some of the Marvel shows (primarily ''Iron Man'', ''Fantastic Four'' and ''The Incredible Hulk'') on Disney XD, newer prints of those shows have the [[Marvel Animation]] logo instead. | ||
*It was also seen on the TV movie ''Like Father, Like Santa'' on Lifetime, with the 2006 [[Disney-ABC Home Entertainment and Television Distribution|Buena Vista Television]] logo following afterwards. | *It was also seen on the TV movie ''Like Father, Like Santa'' on Lifetime, with the 2006 [[Disney-ABC Home Entertainment and Television Distribution|Buena Vista Television]] logo following afterwards. | ||
*This logo is preserved on the Revelation Media DVD releases of ''Goosebumps'' released in the United Kingdom from 2012, starting with the complete first season, the Flatiron DVD set of ''Digimon Adventure'' (and presumably their sets of ''Adventure 02'' and ''Tamers'' as well), and the 2006 DVD release of ''Rusty: The Great Rescue'' (aka ''Rusty: A Dog's Tale''). | *This logo is preserved on the Revelation Media DVD releases of ''Goosebumps'' released in the United Kingdom from 2012, starting with the complete first season, the Flatiron DVD set of ''Digimon Adventure'' (and presumably their sets of ''Adventure 02'' and ''Tamers'' as well), and the 2006 DVD release of ''Rusty: The Great Rescue'' (aka ''Rusty: A Dog's Tale''). | ||