JOAX-DTV (Nippon Television): Difference between revisions

* August 28, 1953-June 30, 1972: On a black background, there is a large, transparent-looking N, with the letters T and V spaced out in the sides of the letter. The words "JOAX-TV" are seen on the bottom of the logo. After a few seconds, we fade in to three doves standing on a birdcage, spreading their wings to the rhythm of the music. The birdcage fades out and the doves begin to fly off one by one, with one dove remaining; this dove flaps its wings and zooms towards us. This fades into the word "NTV" (in a black blocky font) zooming in over a white background. The background becomes black, and "NTV" becomes white. The text "日本テレビ放送" (which stands for "Nippon Television Broadcasting"), in a dot-matrix/LED display-like font, scrolls to the left. There is the TV station's info (including the channel number and the broadcasting frequencies) on a sign made up of arrows. Finally, the screen cuts to the end card, as explained below in the Trivia section.

* July 1, 1972-September 30, 2001: The first part of this ident is a colorized version of the original one, where the big N is {{color|#4682b4|steel blue}} (with "TV" in {{color|#1e90ff|light blue}}), the birdcage is {{color|#d2b48c|brown}}, and the doves are {{color|blue}}. When the last dove zooms towards us, it morphs into glittering sparkles that form a wreath of confetti over a black background; the stars in that wreath quickly turn into doves, and a star shines in the center of that wreath. The corporate wordmark "NTV", in white, shines and zooms in (without changing its color this time). The background becomes a very {{color|navy|dark blue}} color. The text "日本テレビ" ("Nippon Television") scrolls left, in the same dot-matrix/LED display-like font as before, but colored {{color|orange}}. The screen cuts to a new channel info screen set on a white background; there is a tile-like animation done three times, revealing different white text (the first screen shows "JOAX-TV" over a series of {{color|orange}} tiles, the second shows "4チャンネル" ("Channel 4") over a series of {{color|blue}} tiles, with the "4" bigger than the rest, and the third shows "日本テレビ" over a series of combined {{color|blue}} and {{color|orange}} tiles). Afterwards, the end card is shown.