Hasbro (Commercial Tags)
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1st Logo (1980s-1985)
Logo: On a blue background, two people can be seen inside a house. At the bottom is a white section with the name "HASBRO" on it. The two people move closer to each other.
Technique: Traditional animation.
Music/Sounds: A ding sound.
Availability: Seen on Hasbro ads from the era, such as "Hungry Hungry Hippos" and "Lite Brite,"
2nd Logo (Boys Variant) (1982-1985)
Logo: On a white background, a grey stamp resembling the previous logo design is stamped by a hammer, spoofing the Mark VII limited logo.
Technique: Traditional animation.
Music/Sounds: A quick hammer clang.
Availability: Appears on 1980s Hasbro commercials for toys aimed at a male audience, such as "Transformers" and "G.I. Joe."
3rd Logo (Girls Variant #1) (1983)
Logo: A pair of floral curtains are seen with the red name "HASBRO" in a white space below them. The curtains move back, revealing the logo design from above but in red and white with a pink background.
Technique: Traditional animation.
Music/Sounds: The end of the commercial.
Availability: Appears on the very first "My Little Pony" commercial.
4th Logo (Girls Variant #2) (1983-1985)
Logo: On a tan background, a line is shown with the name "HASBRO" below it. Then, three white stick figures wearing headbands and tutus perform a short dance above the line.
Technique: Traditional animation
Music/Sounds: The end of the commercial.
Availability: Appears on various "My Little Pony" commercials, among others.