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Background

Cinematico is a animation company, founded in 2002.

Logo (May 15, 2007-April 16, 2009)

Normal
"Bloodcorn"
"Going Normal"
In-credit

Visuals: On a black background, there is a stylised maroon filmstrip curved inwards, with the text "CINEMATICO" in a blocky font on it.

Variants:

On the Xavier: Renegade Angel episode "Bloodcorn", the logo is red due to the end of the episode, in which the planet Earth cries blood that floods the universe after turning into a giant eyeball.
On the Xavier: Renegade Angel episode "Going Normal", the logo has a shatter effect to it.
On Shrek the Third for the Wii, the logo is in-credit.

Technique: None. ^{[possible misuse]}

Audio: On season one of Xavier: Renegade Angel , overlaid voice clips from the corresponding episode can be heard. On the show's second season, a voice clip from the corresponding episode is added onto the audio heard in the previous episode's logo. On Shrek the Third for the Wii, it is silent.

Availability: Seen on Xavier: Renegade Angel on Adult Swim and Shrek the Third for the Wii.

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