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===Background===
'''Danbi System''' was a South Korean video game developer founded in 1993 by Kim Sungshik, releasing games mostly for arcades and computers. On June 17 2002, the company was merged into GamToU.
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|Danbi System (1993).png|1st Logo (December 25, 1993)
|Danbi_(1994).png|2nd Logo (1994-1997)
|Danbi_(1997).png|3rd Logo (December 1997)
|Danbi_(1998).png|4th Logo (1998-1999)
|Danbi_(2001).png|5th Logo (2001-2003)
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===1st Logo (December 25, 1993)===
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Background
Danbi System was a South Korean video game developer founded in 1993 by Kim Sungshik, releasing games mostly for arcades and computers. On June 17 2002, the company was merged into GamToU.
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| 1st Logo (December 25, 1993) | 2nd Logo (1994-1997) | 3rd Logo (December 1997) | 4th Logo (1998-1999) | 5th Logo (2001-2003) |
1st Logo (December 25, 1993)
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Logo: Over a black background, a yellow rectangular shape with a diagonal right corner is shown zooming out with the engraved text "단비" in it. "SYSTEM" in a marble gray texture then zooms out spinning into place. The blue Korean text from the shape then zooms out into position, filling it.
Technique: The elements zooming.
Music/Sounds: An ominous synth arpeggio, followed by a sudden note.
Availability: Was only seen on GoGo Uribyeol.
2nd Logo (1994-1997)
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Logo: Over a black background, the silver letters of "danbi" flip out into place at the center of the screen, then a blue oval slides in from the left behind the text.
Technique: Basic 3DCG animation.
Music/Sounds: Depends on the game.
- On Iljimae-jeon: Manpa Sikjeok-pyeon, an ascending MIDI fanfare is heard.
- On My Love: Chaos Daejak-jeon, an arpeggiated synth theme is heard.
- On Kkakkung, a gentle 8-note tune is heard.
Availability: Very rare. Seen on the games mentioned on the above section.
3rd Logo (December 1997)
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Logo: Over a black background, multiple water droplets bring down the letters of the logo, the colors of each letter are in this order: red, yellow, green, orange and blue. The droplets disappear, and a light passes over the text.
Technique: The animation of the droplets.
Music/Sounds: The 3rd music from the previous logo.
Availability: Seen on the original PC port of Vamp x ½.
4th Logo (1998-1999)
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Logo: Over a white background, we see the same "DANBI" letters from before in a bolder, less spaced font.
Variant: There's a special animated variant in the "Vamp x ½" arcade, which has the letters in 3D rising up from the center, with a shadow below.
Technique: None. The 3D letters rising up for the animated variant.
Music/Sounds: Same as before.
Availability: Extremely rare. The still logo can be seen on 12-ji Jeonsa. The animated version is found on the Vamp x ½ arcade.
5th Logo (2001-2003)
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Logo: Over a white background, we see the lowercase "danbi" on a white/green color; a shadow is seen behind it.
Technique: None.
Music/Sounds: An electric piano theme.
Availability: Very rare. Seen on the games Office Yeoin Cheonha (including the arcade), Donggeul Donggeul Haerongi and Euratchacha Mu Daeri.
