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Background

Fragical Productions was the production company of Dino Stamatopoulos. The company's name originates from a song that Dino's daughter, Tigger wrote when she was a toddler about how her father is "fragical". Stamatopoulos would later co-found Starburns Industries.

Logo (December 13, 2005-November 30, 2013)

Visuals: In a starfield, the curved texts "FRAGICAL" and "PRODUCTIONS" simultaneously zoom out above and below, respectively. A fairy in a wheelchair then flies from the background to the center in between the two words, after which she stops, faces us and says "hello, goodbye" ("goodbye, goodbye" on the final episode of Moral Orel) before flying off to the left, all while leaving a rainbow trail.

Variants:

In 2010, the logo is shown on five vintage television sets (complete with antennas) on a black background.
There is also a shortened variant of this that begins with the fairy's dialogue.

Technique: Stop-motion for the fairy (presumably done by ShadowMachine), computer effects for everything else.

Audio: A whoosh as the two words zoom out, the sound of the fairy flapping her wings, and screeching sounds are heard as the fairy stops and goes in her wheelchair. The voice of the fairy is provided by Dino Stamatopoulos' daughter, Tigger (who also provided several of the voices on Moral Orel). On the variant, the audio echoes due to the setting.

Availability: Seen on reruns of Moral Orel on Adult Swim. The variant appears on season 1 episodes of Mary Shelley's Frankenhole and the logo's last appearance to date, High School USA!

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-=== Background ===
+===Background===
-'''Fragical Productions''' was the production company of Dino Stamatopoulos. The company's name originates from a song that Dino's daughter, Tigger wrote when she was a toddler about how her father is "fragical". Stamatopoulos would later co-found [[Starburns Industries]].
+'''Fragical Productions''' was the production company of Dino Stamatopoulos. The company's name originates from a song that Dino's daughter, Tigger wrote when she was a toddler about how her father is "'''fragical'''". Stamatopoulos would later co-found [[Starburns Industries]].
-=== (December 13, 2005-November 30, 2013) ===
+===Logo (December 13, 2005-November 30, 2013)===
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-'''Nicknames:''' "Hello, Goodbye," "Goodbye, Goodbye"
-'''Logo:''' On a starry background, the curved text "FRAGICAL PRODUCTIONS" zooms out. A fairy in a wheelchair flies between the two words in the company name, leaving a rainbow trail.
+'''Visuals:''' In a starfield, the curved texts "FRAGICAL" and "PRODUCTIONS" simultaneously zoom out above and below, respectively. A fairy in a wheelchair then flies from the background to the center in between the two words, after which she stops, faces us and says "hello, goodbye" ("goodbye, goodbye" on the final episode of ''Moral Orel'') before flying off to the left, all while leaving a rainbow trail.
+'''Variants:'''
-'''Variants:''' On ''High School USA!'' and ''Mary Shelley's Frankenhole'', the logo is being played on five vintage television sets bearing antaennas.
+*In 2010, the logo is shown on five vintage television sets (complete with antennas) on a black background.
+*There is also a shortened variant of this that begins with the fairy's dialogue.
+'''Technique:''' Stop-motion for the fairy (presumably done by [[ShadowMachine]]), computer effects for everything else.
-'''FX/SFX:''' The two words in the company name zooming out, the fairy flying between the two words.
-'''Music/Sounds:''' A whoosh is heard as the two words zoom in. Screeching sounds are heard as the fairy flies in her wheelchair. As soon as the fairy stops between the two words, she says, "Hello, Goodbye" ("Goodbye, Goodbye" on the final episode of ''Moral Orel''). The voice of the fairy is provided by Dino Stamatopoulos' daughter, Tigger (who provided several of the voices on ''Moral Orel''). On the variant, the sounds make an echo.
+'''Audio:''' A whoosh as the two words zoom out, the sound of the fairy flapping her wings, and screeching sounds are heard as the fairy stops and goes in her wheelchair. The voice of the fairy is provided by Dino Stamatopoulos' daughter, Tigger (who also provided several of the voices on ''Moral Orel''). On the variant, the audio echoes due to the setting.
-'''Availability:''' Seen on reruns of ''Moral Orel'' on Adult Swim. The variation can be seen on ''High School USA!'' and season 1 episodes of ''Mary Shelley's Frankenhole''.
+'''Availability:''' Seen on reruns of ''Moral Orel'' on Adult Swim. The variant appears on season 1 episodes of ''Mary Shelley's Frankenhole'' and the logo's last appearance to date, ''High School USA!''
-'''Editor's Note:''' None.
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+[[Category:English-language logos]]