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1st Bumper (March 1, 1987-October 30, 2005)

Visuals: There are white stars zooming in on a black background.

Trivia: This bumper is based on the Star Network, which is ABS-CBN's station ID and branding from March 1, 1987 to 2000.

Technique: Likely motion-controlled animation, designed by Cascom, Inc. in 1986.

Audio: None.

Availability: Used on commercial breaks of ABS-CBN shows that were aired from March 1, 1987 to October 30, 2005, serving as a transition from the advertisements to the teasers of the network's shows that are shown before the program resumes. Because of this, the bumper marks that the resume of a program is near. Despite that ABS-CBN phased out the Star Network branding upon the introduction of the network's 2000-2014 logo in January 1, 2000 and the Kapamilya branding was introduced in 2003, this bumper is still used until October 30, 2005.

2nd Bumper (October 31, 2005-February 4, 2014)

Visuals: On a blue and black background, there are a black vertical line, and blue, green and red rings appearing at the upper-left side of the screen. The rings will rotate, forming the 2000 ABS-CBN logo where it will be placed on a crystal plane or square and zooms in.

Trivia: This bumper was made to fit with ABS-CBN's 2000-2014 logo which unveiled 5 years and 10 months before this bumper was introduced. It is also the first break bumper to be produced by the network through its in-house design agency Creative Communications Management (CCM).

Technique: CGI. Animation and visual elements were made by ABS-CBN's CCM, while the network's 2000-2014 logo was designed by Jun Jison, Iggy Vitalis with added elements by Eugenio Lopez, Jr.

Audio: None.

Availability: Same as the first bumper. Can be seen on commercial breaks of ABS-CBN shows that aired from October 31, 2005 to February 4, 2014

3rd Bumper (February 5, 2014-May 5, 2020)

Fullscreen/4:3 version (February 5, 2014-June 12, 2016)
Widescreen/16:9 version (June 13, 2016-May 5, 2020)

Visuals: On a white background, there are red, green, and blue rings rotating into 90 degrees (with the red ring appears alongside the black vertical line) and the black vertical line joins into the logo, forming the 2014 ABS-CBN logo. While the logo forms and zooms out, red, green, and blue arch (which are the accompanying visual design elements of the 2014 logo) appears above the logo. The outline of the network's 2014 logo is shown, with its upper half is occupied by RGB arches. The 2014 logo along with the green and blue arch will then zoom in.

Trivia:

This bumper was made to fit with ABS-CBN's 2014 logo.
The title card, break bumper, program teasers, commercials or advertisements and show resume order concept of this bumper from late August 2014 to May 5, 2020 is also used on successors of main ABS-CBN terrestrial channel due to the expiration of the network's broadcast franchise that led to its sign-off on the said date of May 2020 which are Kapamilya Channel and A2Z (with the latter since April 17, 2022 when it introduced A2Z's own break bumper).

Variants:

From February 5, 2014 (break bumper's introduction) to June 12, 2016, the bumper is fullscreen or in 4:3 aspect ratio.
Starting from June 13, 2016 (ABS-CBN's 70th anniversary as a media conglomerate) until the shutdown of main ABS-CBN terrestrial channel in May 5, 2020, the bumper is now in widescreen or 16:9 aspect ratio and letterboxed. This is to differentiate the analog (4:3) to the network's HD feed that was launched on October 3, 2015 (eight months before this bumper became 16:9 and letterboxed for the analog feed, with the latter is always broadcasting on full 16:9 screen).

Technique: CGI. Animation and visual elements were made by ABS-CBN's in-house design agency Creative Communications Management (CCM), while the network's 2014 logo and RGB arches were designed by Singapore-based design firm FutureBrand. Aside from FutureBrand, the 2014 logo was also designed by Jun Jison, Iggy Vitalis with added elements by Eugenio Lopez, Jr.

Audio: None.

Availability:

Same as the first and second break bumpers. Can be seen on commercial breaks of ABS-CBN shows that aired from February 5, 2014 to May 5, 2020.
From late August 2014 (six months after this bumper was introduced) to May 5, 2020, the bumper can also be seen after the title card that shows when the program pauses aside from after the advertisements and before the program's teasers like the first and second bumpers thus after the show's title card, the bumper will be shown first then the teasers of the network's programs before going into the advertisements. After the advertisements, the program resumes.
- The reason for the implementation of this broadcast pattern is because from mid-late 2010s, the transition from one segment of TV broadcast to another do not use the black screen anymore (unless if the content starts on a black screen, such as on some program teasers or trailers) but instead move from one content of television broadcast to another immediately which made the transition become more faster than before and to avoid all TV broadcast contents from being cut due to this, the title card, break bumper, teasers, advertisements and program resume concept or pattern was implemented on the said month of 2014. This concept or pattern continued to be used on successors of ABS-CBN main terrestrial channel which are Kapamilya Channel and A2Z since June 13, 2020 and April 17, 2022, respectively.

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-==ABS-CBN (March 1, 1987–May 5, 2020)==
-===1st Bumper (March 1, 1987–October 30, 2005)===
+===1st Bumper (March 1, 1987-October 30, 2005)===
 {{YouTube|id=xfw2O62AMaM}}
-'''Bumper''': We see stars zooming in on a black background.
+'''Visuals:''' There are white stars zooming in on a black background.
 '''Trivia''': This bumper is based on the Star Network, which is ABS-CBN's station ID and branding from March 1, 1987 to 2000.
-'''Technique''': Likely Scanimate, done by Image West and Computer Image Corporation of Denver, Colorado.
+'''Technique:''' Likely motion-controlled animation, designed by Cascom, Inc. in 1986.
-'''Music/Sounds''': None.
+'''Audio:''' None.
-'''Availability''': Used on commercial breaks of ABS-CBN shows that were aired from March 1, 1987 to October 30, 2005, serving as a transition from the advertisements to the teasers of the network's shows that are shown before the program resumes. Despite that ABS-CBN phased out the Star Network branding upon the introduction of the network's 2000–2014 logo in January 1, 2000 and the Kapamilya branding was introduced in 2003, this bumper is still used until October 30, 2005.
+'''Availability:''' Used on commercial breaks of ABS-CBN shows that were aired from March 1, 1987 to October 30, 2005, serving as a transition from the advertisements to the teasers of the network's shows that are shown before the program resumes. Because of this, the bumper marks that the resume of a program is near. Despite that ABS-CBN phased out the Star Network branding upon the introduction of the network's 2000-2014 logo in January 1, 2000 and the Kapamilya branding was introduced in 2003, this bumper is still used until October 30, 2005.
-===2nd Bumper (October 31, 2005–February 4, 2014)===
+===2nd Bumper (October 31, 2005-February 4, 2014)===
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-'''Bumper''':  On a {{color|blue|blue}} and black background, we see a black vertical line, and {{color|blue|blue}}, {{color|green|green}} and {{color|red|red}} rings appearing at the upper-left side of the screen. The rings will rotate, forming the 2000 ABS-CBN logo where it will be placed on a crystal plane or square and zooms in.
+'''Visuals:'''  On a blue and black background, there are a black vertical line, and blue, green and red rings appearing at the upper-left side of the screen. The rings will rotate, forming the 2000 ABS-CBN logo where it will be placed on a crystal plane or square and zooms in.
-'''Trivia''': This bumper was made to fit with ABS-CBN's 2000–2014 logo which unveiled 5 years and 10 months before this bumper was introduced.
+'''Trivia''': This bumper was made to fit with ABS-CBN's 2000-2014 logo which unveiled 5 years and 10 months before this bumper was introduced. It is also the first break bumper to be produced by the network through its in-house design agency Creative Communications Management (CCM).
+'''Technique:''' CGI. Animation and visual elements were made by ABS-CBN's CCM, while the network's 2000-2014 logo was designed by Jun Jison, Iggy Vitalis with added elements by Eugenio Lopez, Jr.
-'''Technique''': CGI.
-'''Music/Sounds''': None.
+'''Audio:''' None.
-'''Availability''': Same as the first bumper. Can be seen on commercial breaks of ABS-CBN shows that aired from October 31, 2005 to February 4, 2014.
+'''Availability:''' Same as the first bumper. Can be seen on commercial breaks of ABS-CBN shows that aired from October 31, 2005 to February 4, 2014
-===3rd Bumper (February 5, 2014–May 5, 2020)===
+===3rd Bumper (February 5, 2014-May 5, 2020)===
 <gallery mode="packed" heights="200">
-File:ABS-CBN Break Bumper 2014.png|Fullscreen/4:3 version (February 5, 2014–June 12, 2016)
+File:ABS-CBN Break Bumper 2014.png|Fullscreen/4:3 version (February 5, 2014-June 12, 2016)
-File:ABS-CBN2014BreakBumperWidescreenVersion.png|Widescreen/16:9 version (June 13, 2016–May 5, 2020)
+File:ABS-CBN2014BreakBumperWidescreenVersion.png|Widescreen/16:9 version (June 13, 2016-May 5, 2020)
 </gallery>
-'''Bumper''': On a white background, we see the {{color|red|red}}, {{color|green|green}}, and {{color|blue|blue}} rings rotating into 90 degrees (with the {{color|red|red}} ring appears alongside the black vertical line) and the black vertical line joins into the logo, forming the 2014 ABS-CBN logo. While the logo forms and zooms out, {{color|red|red}}, {{color|green|green}}, and {{color|blue|blue}} arch (which are the accompanying visual design elements of the 2014 logo) appears above the logo. The outline of the network's 2014 logo is shown, with its upper half is occupied by RGB arches. The 2014 logo along with the {{color|green|green}} and {{color|blue|blue}} arch will then zoom in.
+'''Visuals:''' On a white background, there are red, green, and blue rings rotating into 90 degrees (with the red ring appears alongside the black vertical line) and the black vertical line joins into the logo, forming the 2014 ABS-CBN logo. While the logo forms and zooms out, red, green, and blue arch (which are the accompanying visual design elements of the 2014 logo) appears above the logo. The outline of the network's 2014 logo is shown, with its upper half is occupied by RGB arches. The 2014 logo along with the green and blue arch will then zoom in.
-'''Trivia''': This bumper was made to fit with ABS-CBN's 2014 logo.
+'''Trivia''':
+* This bumper was made to fit with ABS-CBN's 2014 logo.
+* The title card, break bumper, program teasers, commercials or advertisements and show resume order concept of this bumper from late August 2014 to May 5, 2020 is also used on successors of main ABS-CBN terrestrial channel due to the expiration of the network's broadcast franchise that led to its sign-off on the said date of May 2020 which are Kapamilya Channel and A2Z (with the latter since April 17, 2022 when it introduced A2Z's own break bumper).
-'''Variants''':
+'''Variants:'''
 *From February 5, 2014 (break bumper's introduction) to June 12, 2016, the bumper is fullscreen or in 4:3 aspect ratio.
-*Starting from June 13, 2016 (ABS-CBN's 70th anniversary as a media conglomerate) until the shutdown of main ABS-CBN terrestrial channel in May 5, 2020, the bumper is now in widescreen or 16:9 aspect ratio and letterboxed.
+*Starting from June 13, 2016 (ABS-CBN's 70th anniversary as a media conglomerate) until the shutdown of main ABS-CBN terrestrial channel in May 5, 2020, the bumper is now in widescreen or 16:9 aspect ratio and letterboxed. This is to differentiate the analog (4:3) to the network's HD feed that was launched on October 3, 2015 (eight months before this bumper became 16:9 and letterboxed for the analog feed, with the latter is always broadcasting on full 16:9 screen).
-'''Technique''': CGI by Singapore-based design firm FutureBrand.
-'''Music/Sounds''': None.
-'''Availability''': Same as the first and second break bumpers. Can be seen on commercial breaks of ABS-CBN shows that aired from February 5, 2014 to May 5, 2020. From late 2014 to May 5, 2020, however, the bumper can also be seen after the title card that shows when the program pauses aside from after the advertisements and before the program's teasers like the first and second bumpers thus after the show's title card, the bumper will be shown first then the teasers of the network's programs before going into the advertisements. After the advertisements, the program resumes.
-==Kapamilya Channel (June 13, 2020–present)==
-<gallery mode="packed" heights="200">
-File:ABS-CBN 2014 Logo on Kapamilya Channel Break Bumper.png
-</gallery>
-{{YouTube|id=b2UMzooJ9Jo}}
-'''Bumper''': We see the 2014 ABS-CBN logo appearing on the screen where they will be colored with {{color|red|red}}, {{color|green|green}}, and {{color|blue|blue}}, and black. The ABS-CBN logo zooms in a straightforward fashion (similar to the 2014–2020 break bumper of the main terrestrial ABS-CBN channel or the 3rd bumper), and the Kapamilya Channel logo and ABS-CBN RGB rings in the background will then appear where they will zoom in (with Kapamilya Channel logo zooming in in a right-slant fashion).
-'''Technique''': CGI, also by FutureBrand.
-'''Music/Sounds''': None.
-'''Availability''': Can be seen on commercial breaks of Kapamilya Channel. Like with the 3rd bumper or break bumper of main ABS-CBN terrestrial channel from late 2014 to May 5, 2020, the bumper can be seen after the title card that shows when the program pauses. It can also be seen on ABS-CBN shows airing on Kapamilya Channel on other ABS-CBN-owned channels (i.e. Jeepney TV) which is because they are simulcasted from Kapamilya Channel (the main channel that airs ABS-CBN shows after the closure of its main terrestrial channel on May 5, 2020).
-==A2Z Break Bumpers (April 17, 2022–present)==
-===Main Bumper (April 17, 2022–present)===
-'''Bumper''': On a current A2Z background being used since January 11, 2022, we see an animation for forming the A2Z logo where is stays on the screen for a few seconds, then the logo zooms in in a right-slant fashion (like Kapamilya Channel).
-'''Technique''': Logo forming animation and zooming in.
-'''Music/Sounds''': None.
-'''Availability''': Can be seen on commercial breaks of A2Z since April 17, 2022. Like with the 3rd bumper or break bumper of main ABS-CBN terrestrial channel from late 2014 to May 5, 2020 and Kapamilya Channel bumper, the bumper can be seen after the title card that shows when the program pauses.
-===Anim na Dekada... Nag-Iisang Vilma bumper (2023)===
-'''Bumper''': On a pink background, we see the letters "V" and "I" zooming out (appearing as "VI" which is the Roman numerals for 6). Montages of Vilma Santos can be seen above and below the logo, and the "VI" joins the rest of the show's logo which forms the logo, with "VILMA" text is shining. Rainbow-colored streaks can be seen, and the A2Z logo appears below the logo (which also appears on TV5 airing of the show due to the show being simulcasted from A2Z, another channel that ABS-CBN has blocktime agreement with).
-'''Technique''': Letters "VI" zooming out and joining the logo, rainbow streaks and A2Z logo appearing, and the shining "VILMA" text.
-'''Music/Sounds''': None.
+'''Technique:''' CGI. Animation and visual elements were made by ABS-CBN's in-house design agency Creative Communications Management (CCM), while the network's 2014 logo and RGB arches were designed by Singapore-based design firm FutureBrand. Aside from FutureBrand, the 2014 logo was also designed by Jun Jison, Iggy Vitalis with added elements by Eugenio Lopez, Jr.
-'''Availability''': Can be seen on commercial breaks of the show on TV5. Similar to the 1st, 2nd, and 3rd (frequent from February 5, 2014 to late 2014, and sometimes from late 2014 to May 5, 2020) bumpers of main ABS-CBN terrestrial channel and ABS-CBN Entertainment break bumpers, this bumper can be seen after the advertisements and before the program's teasers of respective channels that are shown before the program resumes.
+'''Audio:''' None.
-==ABS-CBN Entertainment and ABS-CBN/Kapamilya Channel Programming Break Bumpers on A2Z and TV5 (January 24, 2021–2022 (A2Z); January 24, 2021–present (TV5))==
-'''Bumper''':
-*'''ASAP Natin 'To''' - We see the letters "a", "s", "a", and "p" from the ASAP logo appear on-screen. The ABS-CBN Entertainment logo and the show's logo appear and they zoom in in a left-slant fashion.
-*'''FPJ: Da King''' - We see the text "FPJ", "DA", and "KING" appears on the screen (with an image of Fernando Poe, Jr. at the left side of the text). The title of the show appears on-screen and it zooms in on a right-slant fashion.
-*'''FPJ's Ang Probinsyano:'''
-**'''Season 8''' - We see montages of the show's character Cardo Dalisay (portrayed by Coco Martin) and after the three images of the said character holding weapons, the show's logo and ABS-CBN Entertainment logo appear with Cardo Dalisay above these logos (similar to the show's title card but without the words "Tuloy Ang Laban" below the show logo) and the logo of the show zooms in.
-**'''Season 9''' - We see Cardo Dalisay pointing a pistol, riding a motorcycle while holding the said weapon or performing drive-by shooting, and close-up of the show's character holding a pistol upward. A picture of Cardo Dalisay holding a pistol upward will then slide to the right, and the ABS-CBN Entertainment and show's logo will then appear (with Task Force Agila badge behind the show's logo). The bumper will zoom into Cardo Dalisay's face where it shows a close-up of a face of the said character, then the close-up of the show's logo, and again Cardo Dalisay's face.
-*'''Ang sa Iyo ay Akin''' - We see montages of the show's characters (Marissa Pineda-Zulyani (Jodi Sta. Maria), Ellice Ceñidoza-Villarosa (Iza Calzado), Gabriel Villarosa (Sam Milby), Lucinda "Lucing" Pineda (Maricel Soriano), Jake Zulyani (Grae Fernandez), Hope Villarosa (Kira Balinger), Avelino "Avel" Mansueto, Jr. (Joseph Marco), and Belen "Bel" Ceñidoza (Rita Avila)), then the eight characters of the show mentioned before are shown while the ABS-CBN Entertainment and the show's logo appear, and a crown appears and zooms in.
-*'''Walang Hanggang Paalam''' - Same as Ang sa Iyo ay Akin, but with different background and characters. After the montage of the show's characters (Celine Delgado (Angelica Panganiban), Antonio "Anton" Hernandez (Zanjoe Marudo), Emmanuel "Emman" Salvador (Paulo Avelino), and Samantha "Sam" Agoncillo (Arci Muñoz)), the ABS-CBN Entertainment logo and show's logo on a sea and mountain during sunset background zooms in slowly and in a right-slant fashion. The sunshine effect appears, and the show's logo zooms in faster.
-*'''Pinoy Big Brother: Connect''' - The sun zooms out, forms the Pinoy Big Brother logo, and then the sun zooms in. The Pinoy Big Brother Connect and ABS-CBN Entertainment logos appear and zoom in, with {{color|blue|blue}} and {{color|yellow|yellow}} dots (two dots at the upper-left side of the screen, however, has lines connecting them where they disappear and again appear) and an animation for drawing a house on a white background. After the ABS-CBN Entertainment and show's logo zoom in, the Pinoy Big Brother logo and its sun zoom in.
-*'''Count Your Lucky Stars''' - The words "Count" and "Your" appear. The flipping animation plays, resulting in the words "Lucky" and "Stars" appear. Show's logo and its main characters (Tong Xiaoyou (Shen Yue) and Lu Xingcheng (Jerry Yan)) appear, and they zoom in.
-*'''Huwag Kang Mangamba''' - On a <font color=#ADD8E6>light-blue</font> background with white circles, the show's logo and ABS-CBN Entertainment logo appear (similar to the show's title card but without the words "Music by Fr. Manoling V. Francisco, SJ" below the logo), then they zoom in in a right-slant fashion (like Walang Hanggang Paalam).
-*'''Init sa Magdamag''' - We see the show's characters Dr. Christopher "Tupe" Salcedo (Gerald Anderson), Cong. Rita Macatangay-Alvarez (Yam Concepcion), and Peterson Alvarez (JM de Guzman). After the characters are shown, the show's logo appears and it zooms in in a left-slant fashion.
-*'''La Vida Lena''' - We see a {{color|yellow|yellow}} space and on the right are the show's character Madgalena "Magda / Lena" Mendoza (Erich Gonzales) with the words "LA VIDA" that are shown partially. The {{color|yellow|yellow}} space slides to the left, words "LA VIDA" will slide in to show it in whole, and the face of the said character will be shown. A {{color|yellow|yellow}} string is shown which is used for the animation of forming the word "Lena" in cursive writing. After the word "Lena" forms, a {{color|yellow|yellow}} circle appears on the text. A close-up of a {{color|yellow|yellow}} gown will be shown where it reveals the show's character and show's logo. The ABS-CBN Entertainment logo will appear above the show's logo upon revealing the show's character and logo of the show, and the show's logo will then zoom in.
-*'''Marry Me, Marry You''' - We see the show's characters Camille Miraflor and Andrei Legaspi (portrayed by Janine Gutierrez and Paulo Avelino which are both former actors of [[ABS-CBN]]'s rival network [[GMA Network]]) with {{color|pink|pink}} strings and a heart at the upper-left side of the screen around them. The word "Marry Me" on a white background appears and a {{color|red|red}} circle appears into it where the "Marry You" in {{color|red|red}} background is shown (the words "Me" and "Marry" are in cursive writing). The show's logo will then zoom out where it displays on a white background, {{color|pink|pink}} strings and a heart at the upper-left side appear, and a {{color|silver|silver}} border surrounding the name of the show will become {{color|gold|gold}} where the ABS-CBN Entertainment logo appears above the show logo. After the {{color|silver|silver}} border surrounding the show's name become {{color|gold|gold}}, the show's logo and ABS-CBN Entertainment logo zoom in.
-*'''Viral Scandal''' - On a black background, we see various symbols (e.g. plus (+) and vertical bar (|)) and shapes (e.g. rectangle and square; with rectangle can either have a {{color|purple|purple}} or black color), {{color|purple|purple}} lines, letter "V" at the middle, and {{color|grey|grey}} and {{color|silver|silver}} shapes at the top of the screen. The "V" moves to the right and zooms in, more symbols, shapes and lines appear, and {{color|grey|grey}} and {{color|silver|silver}} shapes will spin where they turn out to be the 2014 ABS-CBN horizontal logo. The word "VIRAL" is shown and "ENTERTAINMENT" appears underneath the 2014 ABS-CBN logo while the animation for forming the ABS-CBN Entertainment logo plays upon the letter "V" zooms in. The bar that fills with {{color|purple|purple}} with "(number of views that is changing) Views" underneath it and the word "Scandal" appear under the word "VIRAL" and the animation for forming the ABS-CBN Entertainment logo finishes thus forming the show's logo on a {{color|silver|silver}} background which is similar to the show's title card. A black ink appears at the left side of the screen where it spreads and distortion is shown including on the show's logo, and the ABS-CBN Entertainment logo and logo of the show zoom in.
-*'''The Broken Marriage Vow''' - We see the show's character Dr. Jill Ilustre (Jodi Sta. Maria) with a glass on a <font color=#2AAA8A>jungle green</font> background. The glass will break (with each breaking glass effect produces a vibration) where a close-up of a {{color|red|red}} rose's petals with shards is shown (within the {{color|red|red}} rose's petals are the characters David Ilustre (Zanjoe Marudo) and Lexy Lucero (Sue Ramirez)) with Dr. Jill Ilustre behind the rose. The breaking glass effect will play for the second time where Dr. Jill Ilustre with a full view of a {{color|red|red}} rose and broken glass is shown, with David Ilustre on the rose's petals, Lexy Lucero is now located on the left leaf, and Gio Ilustre (Zaijian Jaranilla) on the right and lower leaf (with the {{color|red|red}} rose has similarities with the family tree where each part of a plant such as petals and leaves has a picture of a member of the family). The show's logo and a glass with cracks will be shown, where the ABS-CBN Entertainment logo appears above the show's logo (similar to a title card of the first part of the show's episode that shows before the commercial breaks but without a hashtag of an episode below the show's logo), and the ABS-CBN Entertainment logo and logo of the show will zoom in.
-*'''Touch Your Heart''' - On a <font color=0D98BA>blue-green</font> background, we see the show's characters Oh Jin-shim/Oh Yoon-seo holding a hair detangler brush (Yoo In-na) and Kwon Jung-rok with a paper (Lee Dong-wook) inside a circle. The circle with the show's characters will then play the flip animation and the show's logo appears. A streak encircles the logo where a circle appears and then the show's characters inside a circle at the left and the show's logo at the right are shown (with a white streak encircling a circle with the show's characters goes into the paper being held by Kwon Jung-rok whil the streak encircling the show's logo goes into the logo where a heart appears below it), making it similar to the show's title card but without a hastag of an episode and Facebook and Twitter account of The First and True Home of Asianovelas. The show's logo and circle with Jin-shim/Oh Yoon-seo and Kwon Jung-rok will then zoom in in a straightforward fashion.
-*'''Meow, The Secret Boy''' - We see Kim Sol-ah (Shin Ye-eun) with the cat's ear looking at what Hong-jo (Kim Myung-soo; who sits on a sala set) reads on a book. Between the characters is the show's logo and the cat's footprints, heart, and streaks following the heart can be seen. The bumper zooms in slightly where a camera crosshair appears like taking a picture, will flash where it transitions into a picture of the characters facing together (with the camera crosshair and show's logo are still located between the characters), and the show's logo, camera crosshair and bumper will zoom out.
-*'''2 Good 2 Be True''' - We see a close up of the show's characters Alisson "Ali" Fajardo (Kathryn Bernardo) and Elorde "Eloy" Borja (Daniel Padilla) with a car in the background. The bumper will then zoom up where the whole car and background will be shown. The show's logo will appear over the characters, and it zooms in.
-*'''Love in 40 Days''' - On a {{color|purple|purple}} background, the animation for appearing "Love in" is played. The bumper flips to the right where the number "38" is seen. The "38" becomes "39", then "49" before eventually becoming "40" where a heart appears (similar to a number counter). The number counter animation stops at "4" while a heart goes closer where the "0" forms where it encloses the heart. A bar appears over the heart and "0" and the "40" with a heart and bar over the "0" zooms in a straightforward manner. When the "40" zooms in, the animation for forming the show's logo can be seen where the ABS-CBN Entertainment logo in black text appears above the logo of the show, and the show's logo will zoom in.
-*'''It's Showtime''' - We see a {{color|gold|golden}} star and word "SHOWTIME" on a multi-colored background. The star shines where it passes through the word "SHOWTIME" and the "I" mascot can be seen. An explosion effect where the stars will spread where the word "SHOWTIME" can be seen and the ABS-CBN Entertainment logo appears above the said word. Three stars in {{color|red|red}}, {{color|green|green}}, and {{color|blue|blue}} (which are ABS-CBN's respective colors) appear above the word "SHOWTIME", and the "I", "T" and "S" mascots will go at the upper-left of the word mentioned before thus forming the show's logo in a multi-colored background with stars and three stars below the logo and behind the ABS-CBN Entertainment logo. The ABS-CBN Entertainment, show's logo, and the background will then zoom in in a left-slant fashion where an explosion effect can again be seen, and the bumper ends with a close-up of the word "SHOWTIME" rotating to 90 degrees with a <font color=#ADD8E6>light-blue</font> explosion effect.
-*'''2 Good 2 Be True''': We see a close up of the show's characters Alisson "Ali" Fajardo (Kathryn Bernardo) and Elorde "Eloy" Borja (Daniel Padilla) with a car in the background. The bumper will then zoom up where the whole car and background will be shown. The show's logo will appear over the characters, and it zooms in.
-*'''Love in 40 Days''' - On a purple background, the animation for appearing "Love in" is played. The bumper flips to the right where the number "38" is seen. The "38" becomes "39", then "49" before eventually becoming "40" where a heart appears (similar to a number counter). The number counter animation stops at "4" while a heart goes closer where the "0" forms where it encloses the heart. A bar appears over the heart and "0" and the "40" with a heart and bar over the "0" zooms in a straightforward manner. When the "40" zooms in, the animation for forming the show's logo can be seen where the ABS-CBN Entertainment logo in black text appears above the logo of the show, and the show's logo will zoom in.
-*'''A Family Affair''':
-**'''Episodes 01-45''' - We see a portion of the letter "A" in {{color|red|red}} text on a white background, then a portion of the word "FAMILY" also in {{color|red|red}} text with its lower portion covered with white color (with black and white are used as background colors, while white serves both as background and foreground color), and the show's logo on a white and black background will be shown, with the word "AFFAIR" changes from {{color|red|red}} to black text, and a drop of blood hangs on the tail end of the R.
-**'''Episode 46-95''' - We see a black cloth revealing the text "A FAMILY" in a black fabric background, then it cuts to the white cloth revealing the word "AFFAIR" over a white fabric background, while flashing to the show's standard title logo over a background of black and white fabric. It then flashes, shakes and zooms in and out as {{color|red|red}} stains (representing blood) appear on the white part of the background with the ABS-CBN Entertainment logo appearing.
-*'''Idol Philippines (season 2)''' - On a moving {{color|blue|blue}} and white background, we see the back of the show's logo with rays (similar to searchlights) and camera on the lower-right. The logo flips, revealing the show's logo and the camera moves, covering the show's logo. The bumper then moves to the next part, where the ABS-CBN Entertainment, show's logo, and the byline "in patnership with (UPlive logo)" are displayed. The ABS-CBN Entertainment and the byline "in patnership with (UPlive logo)" then disappear when the bumper flashes, leaving the show's logo behind. The show's logo then zooms in in a left-slant fashion.
-*'''Darna''' - We see the close-up of a Darna headdress on a night background which will zoom out, revealing the show's logo. The ABS-CBN Entertainment logo and a horizontal streak then appear above the show's logo and the same row as the Darna headress, respectively. The ABS-CBN Entertainment logo disappears and the show's logo then zoom in. While the show's logo zooms in, the text "MARS RAVELOS' DARNA" disappears, leaving the Darna headdress behind. The Darna headdress zooms in where it changes its color from {{color|red|red}}, {{color|orange|orange}}, and {{color|yellow|yellow}} to {{color|gold|gold}} and a close-up of the headdress' centre can be seen.
-*'''Flower of Evil''' - The animation for forming the show's logo is shown, with the characters Jacob /Daniel Villareal (Piolo Pascual) and Iris Castillo del Rosario/Villareal (Lovi Poe) on the right. The ABS-CBN Entertainment, Viu, Dreamscape Entertainment and CJ ENM logos, and "(Viu logo) ORIGINAL ADAPTATION" appear above the show' logo. A left-slant which forms the letters "W" and "V" and Korean letters at the lower-right of the logo also appear.
-*'''The Iron Heart''' - On a black charcoal background, we see a silver-colored letter "I" alongside other show's logo parts. The "I" then joins the logo and reveal the logo of the show as a whole. The finished logo is in the foreground, while the logo with the ABS-CBN Entertainment logo above is in the background. The logo in the foreground fades in, leaving the show's logo with ABS-CBN Entertainment behind. The "I" has the show's character Apollo Adelantar / Olimpio "Tisoy" Custodio (Richard Gutierrez).
-*'''Tropang LOL''' - We see multicolored lines and a swirl appears on the middle of the screen. At the middle of a twirl, a face with tongue emoji appears and rays will appear on it, forming a sun with a face with tongue. The two letter "L" will appear on a sun with a face and the word "TROPANG" at the upper-left side of it. Two letter "L" and sun with a face moves and word "TROPANG" will flash , with the show's logo taking place on a multi-colored swirl background.
-*'''Everybody Sing''' - We see the animation of forming the show's logo where the letters of the word "EVERYBODY" (in <font color=#F535AA>pink neon</font> color) appear then moving on to "SING!" (with a microphone symbol represents the "I" and in <font color=#39FF14>green neon</font> color). The show's title will then zoom out where green human figures join into the title, forming the show's logo thus the bumper makes it similar to the title card but without the ABS-CBN Entertainment logo at the bottom of the title. At the background are various lights (with audience lights at the top), dots, and lines. Once the logo finishes forming, {{color|pink|pink}} hexagons (representing as the audience floor) below the logo and circles appear, and the show's logo along with the circle then zoom in in a left-slant fashion.
-*'''Dirty Linen''' - We see a hand of the show's character Alexa D. Salvacion/Mila dela Cruz (Janine Gutierrez) getting a {{color|red|red}} cloth inside a washing machine with a skull inside it where the screen flashes. It then focus on the said character outside the washing machine and the screen again flashes where the bumper will zoom out, revealing the ABS-CBN Entertainment and show's logo below making it similar to the title card but without the hashtag of an episode and show's website at the upper-left, and Dreamscape logo and its Facebook, Instagram, Tiktok and Twitter accounts below the logo of the show.
-*'''Magandang Buhay''' - We see montages of the show's hosts Regine Velasquez-Alcasid, Melai Cantiveros-Francisco, and Jolina Magdangal-Escueta at the left, with the ABS-CBN Entertainment and show's logos inside a circle at the right. Animated lines can be seen above and below the ABS-CBN Entertainment and logo of the show.
-*'''FPJ's Batang Quiapo''' - On a {{color|red|red}} background, we see a close-up of the letters "B", "A", "and "T" of the word "BATANG" in {{color|yellow|yellow}} text (with an upper part of letters "Q", "U", and "I" of "QUIAPO" below), then the "Q", "U", "I", "A", "P", and "O" of "QUIAPO" also in {{color|yellow|yellow}} color (with the lower parts of the word "BATANG" above). The show's logo will then show as a whole, where the CCM Film Productions and ABS-CBN Entertainment logos above the logo of the show and Dreamscape Entertainment below the logo appear, making the bumper similar to the title card but without a hashtag of an episode below the Dreamscape logo and Regal Entertainment logo beside the logo of the former thus the bumper uses the show's title card from the first episode. At the background is the show's character Baldomero "Tanggol" Dimaguiba (Coco Martin) holding a pistol at the left and the Feast of Black Nazarene in Quiapo, Manila at the upper-right.
-'''Technique''': Depends on the bumper. The 2014 horizontal version of ABS-CBN logo and the animation for appearing the ABS-CBN Entertainment logo featured on some bumpers are designed by FutureBrand.
-'''Music/Sounds''': None.
+'''Availability:'''
+*Same as the first and second break bumpers. Can be seen on commercial breaks of ABS-CBN shows that aired from February 5, 2014 to May 5, 2020.
+*From late August 2014 (six months after this bumper was introduced) to May 5, 2020, the bumper can also be seen after the title card that shows when the program pauses aside from after the advertisements and before the program's teasers like the first and second bumpers thus after the show's title card, the bumper will be shown first then the teasers of the network's programs before going into the advertisements. After the advertisements, the program resumes.
+**The reason for the implementation of this broadcast pattern is because from mid-late 2010s, the transition from one segment of TV broadcast to another do not use the black screen anymore (unless if the content starts on a black screen, such as on some program teasers or trailers) but instead move from one content of television broadcast to another immediately which made the transition become more faster than before and to avoid all TV broadcast contents from being cut due to this, the title card, break bumper, teasers, advertisements and program resume concept or pattern was implemented on the said month of 2014. This concept or pattern continued to be used on successors of ABS-CBN main terrestrial channel which are [[Kapamilya Channel]] and [[A2Z]] since June 13, 2020 and April 17, 2022, respectively.
+[[Category:Continuity bumpers]]
-'''Availability''': Can be seen on commercial breaks of ABS-CBN shows on A2Z from January 24, 2021 to 2022 and TV5 since the said date of January 2021. These bumpers can be seen after the advertisements and before the program's teasers of respective channels that are shown before the program resumes, like the 1st, 2nd, and 3rd (frequent from February 5, 2014 to late 2014, and sometimes from late 2014 to May 5, 2020) bumpers of main ABS-CBN terrestrial channel.
+[[Category:Break Bumpers]]
 [[Category:Philippines]]
 [[Category:ABS-CBN]]
+[[Category:Logos made by FutureBrand]]