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'''Music/Sounds:''' A synthesized cover of part of the theme song to ''St. Elsewhere''. |
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==Bungbung Cartoon Garden Home Video== |
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Revision as of 22:54, 14 August 2023
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Video captures courtesy of
Gilby1385
Bungbung Comic Garden
(1980s?-1990s?)
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Logo: The logo (consisting of a yellow rectangle outline with a dark red fill and blue rectangle atop with two cartoony eye-shapes in the blue part and "붕붕만화동산" below, in the red part) and a light yellow rectangle outline both flip in simultaneously via turning left. Both the logo and rectangle are tipped on an angle. They both turn right-side up and zoom in to reveal just the logo over a zooming starfield. There is a bit of blue flashing in the uncolored part of the "eyes" as well. The logo then zooms out to the bottom right corner, revealing a green rectangle outline on the outside as it does so. Then, the whole logo flies away.
Technique: Simple 2D effects.
Music/Sounds: A synthesized cover of part of the theme song to St. Elsewhere.
Availability: Extremely rare. [Examples?]
Bungbung Cartoon Garden Home Video
(1990s?-2000s?)
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Logo: Unknown
Technique: 2D computer animation.
Music/Sounds: The 8-second version of "Zip & Cindy" composed by Steve Kujala, albeit with the first second cut off.
Availability: Extremely rare. [Examples?]
