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===Logo (1997-2005)===
===Background===
 
===Logo (September 13, 1997-2005)===
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'''Visuals:''' In space, there is a gold comet flying towards the screen. If you look closely at the beginning, you can see two meteors as well. As the comet fills the screen, there is a religious Hindu symbol fading in. Unknown.
 
'''Visuals:''' In space, there is a gold comet flying towards the screen. If you look closely at the beginning, you can seewith two meteors flying as well. As the comet fills the screen, there is a religious Hindu symbol fading in. Unknown.
 
'''Trivia:''' The Hindu symbol used in this logo is the Aum/Om symbol.
 
'''Technique:''' 3D animationCGI.
 
'''Audio:''' A note that plays throughout the whole logo and gets louder throughout. When the lightning appears, a fierce thunderclap, which repeats when "Bheeshm" shines.
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'''Audio Variant:''' One particular variant uses a few whooshes and the BBC thunderclap can be heard.
 
'''Availability:''' This was seen on athe TV series known as ''Shaktimaan''.
 
 
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Background

Logo (September 13, 1997-2005)


Visuals: In space, there is a gold comet flying towards the screen with two meteors flying as well. As the comet fills the screen, there is a religious Hindu symbol fading in.

Trivia: The Hindu symbol used in this logo is the Aum/Om symbol.

Technique: CGI.

Audio: A note that plays throughout the whole logo and gets louder throughout. When the lightning appears, a fierce thunderclap, which repeats when "Bheeshm" shines.

Audio Variant: One particular variant uses a few whooshes and the BBC thunderclap can be heard.

Availability: This was seen on the TV series Shaktimaan.

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