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Background

Anjin was a Japanese video game producer of RPGs for computers active during the 1990s.

Logo (January 17, 1995-December 20, 1996)

Visuals: On a black background, there is a metallic oval at the center with the text "ANJIN" at the front, with the J in red and having a boot-like extension at the bottom.

Variants:

On the Last Guardian games, the oval is in a clear gold material with a plain gray border. The letters of "ANJIN" aside from the G are also in black.
On the Metajo games, the oval was changed to a shiny silver texture and made larger, and most of the letters are in blue. Zai Metajo features this variant with the game's abbreviation and version number in gray at the bottom-right, appearing from a white flash.

Technique: A still sprite-based graphic.

Audio: None.

Availability: The logo can be seen on the PC-98 games Last Guardian (1 and 2), Metajo, and Zai Metajo.

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 '''Variants:'''
 * On the ''Last Guardian'' games, the oval is in a clear gold material with a plain gray border. The letters of "ANJIN" aside from the G are also in black.
-* On the ''Metajo'' games, the oval was changed to a shiny silver texture and made larger, and most of the letters are in {{color|blue}}. ''Zai Metajo'' features this variant with the game's abbreviation and version number in gray at the bottom-right, appearing from a white flash.
+* On the ''Metajo'' games, the oval was changed to a shiny silver texture and made larger, and most of the letters are in blue. ''Zai Metajo'' features this variant with the game's abbreviation and version number in gray at the bottom-right, appearing from a white flash.
 '''Technique:''' A still sprite-based graphic.