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===Background=== |
===Background=== |
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'''JOTX-DTV''' is the main callsign of television station '''TV Tokyo''', serving as the Kanto region flagship of the TX Network, which TV Tokyo also controls. TV Tokyo is one of the main stations in Japan, mostly due to specializing in anime shows (with the most popular shows being aired on the network). JOTX-TV existed since 1951, the TV Tokyo Corporation then started to emerge 17 years later. Its early years were mostly for general-purpose programming but now mostly airs programs for various demographics. |
'''JOTX-DTV''' is the main callsign of television station '''TV Tokyo''', serving as the Kanto region flagship of the TX Network, which TV Tokyo also controls. TV Tokyo is one of the main stations in Japan, mostly due to specializing in anime shows (with the most popular shows being aired on the network). JOTX-TV existed since 1951, the TV Tokyo Corporation then started to emerge 17 years later. Its early years were mostly for general-purpose programming but now mostly airs programs for various demographics. |
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===JOTX-TV (Tokyo Channel 12)=== |
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===1st ID (July 1, 1968-September 30, 1973)=== |
====1st ID (July 1, 1968-September 30, 1973)==== |
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'''Availability:''' As of now, this ID is completely lost media with no footage existing online. It could be in the hands of TV Tokyo themselves. |
'''Availability:''' As of now, this ID is completely lost media with no footage existing online. It could be in the hands of TV Tokyo themselves. |
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===2nd ID (October 1, 1973-March 31, 1979)=== |
====2nd ID (October 1, 1973-March 31, 1979)==== |
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{{MIA}} |
{{MIA}} |
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{{youtube|id=YeIHvbrONGs}} |
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'''Availability:''' As of now, only the audio of the opening exists online, but it should be preserved on home recordings from 1975-1979. |
'''Availability:''' As of now, only the audio of the opening exists online, but it should be preserved on home recordings from 1975-1979. |
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===3rd ID (April 1, 1979-September 30, 1981)=== |
====3rd ID (April 1, 1979-September 30, 1981)==== |
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JOTX79.PNG |
JOTX79.PNG |
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'''Audio:''' A ticking (almost similar to a ticking clock) sound plays every time the boxes appear/disappear, which later accompanies a short jingle played in a flute. |
'''Audio:''' A ticking (almost similar to a ticking clock) sound plays every time the boxes appear/disappear, which later accompanies a short jingle played in a flute. |
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===JOTX-TV/DTV (TV Tokyo)=== |
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===4th ID (October 1, 1981-September 30, 1998)=== |
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====1st ID (October 1, 1981-September 30, 1998)==== |
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JOTX-TV (1981).png |
JOTX-TV (1981).png |
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JOTX-TV (TV Tokyo, 1985).png |
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JOTX-TV (TV Tokyo, 1985, ED1).png |
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JOTX-TV (TV Tokyo, 1985, ED2).png |
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{{!}}-{{!}} |
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In-Credit Variants= |
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<gallery mode="packed" heights="200"> |
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File:TV Tokyo - Pierrot (1995 - Fushigi Yûgi) (Episode 1-26, Closing).jpg |
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File:TV Tokyo - Pierrot (1995 - Fushigi Yûgi) (Episode 27-32; 34-51, Closing).jpg |
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File:TV Tokyo - Pierrot (1995 - Fushigi Yûgi) (Episode 33, Closing).jpg |
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File:TV Tokyo - Pierrot (1996 - Fushigi Yûgi) (Episode 52, Closing).jpg |
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File:TV Tokyo - Pierrot (1996 - Baby & Me) (Episode 1-28, Opening).jpg |
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File:TV Tokyo - Pierrot (1996 - Baby & Me) (Episode 1-23, Closing).jpg |
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File:TV Tokyo - Pierrot (1997 - Baby & Me) (Episode 29-35, Opening).jpg |
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File:TV Tokyo - Pierrot (1997 - Baby & Me) (Episode 24-35, Closing).jpg |
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File:TV Tokyo - Bandai Visual - Pierrot (1997 - Clamp Gakuen Tanteidan, Opening).jpg |
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File:TV Tokyo - Bandai Visual - Pierrot (1997 - Clamp Gakuen Tanteidan) (Episode 1-19, Closing).jpg |
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File:TV Tokyo - Bandai Visual - Pierrot (1997 - Clamp Gakuen Tanteidan) (Episode 20-26, Opening).jpg |
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File:TV Tokyo - Pierrot (1998 - Takoyaki Mantoman) (Episode 1-26, Opening).jpg |
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TV Tokyo-Yomiko Advertising-Toei (1996 - Choukou Senshi Changerion).png |
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TV Tokyo-SoftX-Shogagukan Productions (1997) (From - Pocket Monsters).png |
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TV Tokyo-SoftX-Shogagukan Productions (1997) (From - Pocket Monsters) (Episode 1-27).png |
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TV Tokyo-SoftX-Shogagukan Productions (1997) (From - Pocket Monsters) (Episode 28-37).png |
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TV Tokyo-SoftX-Shogagukan Productions (1997) (From - Pocket Monsters) (Episode 38-53).png |
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TV Tokyo-SoftX-Shogagukan Productions (1998) (From - Pocket Monsters) (Episode 54-64).png |
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Videos= |
Videos= |
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'''Later Variant:''' Starting in December 12, 1985, the station's logo was replaced with a shot of the station's then-current headquarters with the name of the callsign being shown on the bottom. After the logo begins to end the same shot appears with the company's slogan shown in the center. At the patterns slide there is information about the company, it's callsigns and it's hertz. |
'''Later Variant:''' Starting in December 12, 1985, the station's logo was replaced with a shot of the station's then-current headquarters with the name of the callsign being shown on the bottom. After the logo begins to end the same shot appears with the company's slogan shown in the center. At the patterns slide there is information about the company, it's callsigns and it's hertz. |
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'''Variant:''' From October 1993 to March 1998, there is an in-credit variant of the final product on the intros and/or endings to TV Tokyo-produced shows. Some shows retain the colors, others don't. |
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'''Technique:''' Cel animation, and the later variant used Scanimation for the transitions. |
'''Technique:''' Cel animation, and the later variant used Scanimation for the transitions. |
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'''Audio:''' A repetitive synth score. An announcer is heard starting in 1985. |
'''Audio:''' A repetitive synth score. An announcer is heard starting in 1985. |
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====2nd ID (October 1, 1998-November 30, 2003)==== |
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JOTX-TV (1998).png |
JOTX-TV (1998).png |
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File:TV Tokyo - Pierrot (1998 - Takoyaki Mantoman) (Episode 27-77, Opening).jpg |
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File:TV Tokyo - Pierrot (1999 - Rerere Tensai Bakabon, Opening).jpg |
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File:TV Tokyo - Pierrot (1999 - Rerere Tensai Bakabon, Closing).jpg |
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File:TV Tokyo - Dentsu - Pierrot (2000 - Gensomaden Saiyuki) (Episode 1-26, Opening).jpg |
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File:TV Tokyo - Dentsu - Pierrot (2000 - Gensomaden Saiyuki) (Episode 1-26, Closing).jpg |
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File:TV Tokyo - Dentsu - Pierrot (2000 - Gensomaden Saiyuki) (Episode 27-50, Opening).jpg |
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File:TV Tokyo - Dentsu - Pierrot (2000 - Gensomaden Saiyuki) (Episode 27-50, Closing).jpg |
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File:TV Tokyo - Pierrot (2001 - Super Gals!, Opening).jpg |
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File:TV Tokyo - Pierrot (2001 - Super Gals!, Closing).jpg |
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File:TV Tokyo - Pierrot (2002 - Super Gals!, Opening).jpg |
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File:TV Tokyo - Pierrot (2002 - Super Gals!, Closing).jpg |
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File:TV Tokyo - Dentsu - Pierrot (2001 - Hikaru no Go) (Episode 1-30, Opening).jpg |
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File:TV Tokyo - Dentsu - Pierrot (2001 - Hikaru no Go) (Episode 1-12, Closing).jpg |
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File:TV Tokyo - Dentsu - Pierrot (2001 - Hikaru no Go) (Episode 13-30, Closing).jpg |
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File:TV Tokyo - Dentsu - Pierrot (2002 - Hikaru no Go) (Episode 31-60, Opening).jpg |
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File:TV Tokyo - Dentsu - Pierrot (2002 - Hikaru no Go) (Episode 31-46, Closing).jpg |
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File:TV Tokyo - Dentsu - Pierrot (2002 - Hikaru no Go) (Episode 47-63, Closing).jpg |
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File:TV Tokyo - Dentsu - Pierrot (2003 - Hikaru no Go) (Episode 64-75, Opening).jpg |
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File:TV Tokyo - Dentsu - Pierrot (2003 - Hikaru no Go) (Episode 64-74, Closing).jpg |
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File:TV Tokyo - Dentsu - Pierrot (2003 - Hikaru no Go) (Episode 75, Closing).jpg |
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File:TV Tokyo - Dentsu - Pierrot (2002 - Tokyo Underground) (Episode 1-17, Opening).jpg |
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File:TV Tokyo - Dentsu - Pierrot (2002 - Tokyo Underground) (Episode 18-26, Opening).jpg |
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File:TV Tokyo - Dentsu - Pierrot (2002 - Tokyo Underground) (Episode 1-25, Closing) (with Copyright stamp).jpg |
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File:TV Tokyo - Pierrot (2002 - Naruto) (Episode 1-25, Opening).jpg |
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File:TV Tokyo - Pierrot (2002 - Naruto) (Episode 1-25, Closing).jpg |
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File:TV Tokyo - Pierrot (2003 - Naruto) (Episode 26-51, Opening).jpg |
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File:TV Tokyo - Pierrot (2003 - Naruto) (Episode 26-51, Closing).jpg |
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File:TV Tokyo - Sotsu - Pierrot (2003 - E's Otherwise, Opening).jpg |
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File:TV Tokyo - Sotsu - Pierrot (2003 - E's Otherwise, Closing) (with Copyright stamp).jpg |
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TV Tokyo-TMS Entertainment (2003, from "Sonic X").png |
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TV Tokyo-SoftX-Shogagukan Productions (1998) (From - Pocket Monsters).png |
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TV Tokyo-SoftX-Shogagukan Productions (1999) (From - Pocket Monsters) (Episode 81-116).png |
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TV Tokyo-MediaNet-Shogagukan Productions (1999) (From - Pocket Monsters) (Episode 117-191).png |
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TV Tokyo-MediaNet-Shogagukan Productions (2001) (From - Pocket Monsters).png |
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TV Tokyo-MediaNet-Shogagukan Productions (2002) (From - Pocket Monsters).png |
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TV Tokyo-MediaNet-Shogagukan Productions (2002) (From - Pocket Monsters Advanced Generation).png |
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TV Tokyo-SoftX-Shogagukan Productions (1998) (From - Pocket Monsters) (Episode 69-104).png |
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TV Tokyo-SoftX-Shogagukan Productions (1999) (From - Pocket Monsters) (Episode 105-116).png |
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TV Tokyo-MediaNet-Shogagukan Productions (1999) (From - Pocket Monsters) (Episode 117-141).png |
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TV Tokyo-MediaNet-Shogagukan Productions (2000) (From - Pocket Monsters) (Episode 142-172).png |
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TV Tokyo-MediaNet-Shogagukan Productions (2000) (From - Pocket Monsters) (Episode 157-162).png |
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TV Tokyo-MediaNet-Shogagukan Productions (2000) (From - Pocket Monsters) (Episode 173-191).png |
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TV Tokyo-MediaNet-Shogagukan Productions (2001) (From - Pocket Monsters) (Episode 192-238).png |
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TV Tokyo-MediaNet-Shogagukan Productions (2002) (From - Pocket Monsters) (Episode 239-274).png |
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TV Tokyo-MediaNet-Shogagukan Productions (2002) (From - Pocket Monsters Advanced Generation) (Episode 1-51).png |
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TV Tokyo-MediaNet-Shogagukan Productions (2003) (From - Pocket Monsters Advanced Generation) (Episode 19-44).png |
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TV Tokyo-MediaNet-Shogagukan Productions (2003) (From - Pocket Monsters Advanced Generation) (Episode 52).png |
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{{YouTube|id=cqPftDcyE_Q|frameless|center}} |
{{YouTube|id=cqPftDcyE_Q|frameless|center}} |
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'''Visuals:''' On a brown background, 3 bubbles zoom out on a rippling surface. Each pop 1 by 1 and send a ripple throughout the background, before blooming into flowers. The background then turns green, then black, as more flowers bloom and, as the background turns black, fireworks start going off. Several of them go on as the callsign and voltage start zooming up and the background becomes blue and filled with bubbles. These bubbles may have pictures of children on them. The background then fades to black again as one of the bubbles becomes Earth, complete with the Moon, swirling around. When the last piece of information disappears, several words appear and scroll in the background as the Earth becomes a blue sphere with 2 lines, 1 red and the other blue, revolving around as it zooms out. The sphere then shrinks to reveal the |
'''Visuals:''' On a brown background, 3 bubbles zoom out on a rippling surface. Each pop 1 by 1 and send a ripple throughout the background, before blooming into flowers. The background then turns green, then black, as more flowers bloom and, as the background turns black, fireworks start going off. Several of them go on as the callsign and voltage start zooming up and the background becomes blue and filled with bubbles. These bubbles may have pictures of children on them. The background then fades to black again as one of the bubbles becomes Earth, complete with the Moon, swirling around. When the last piece of station information disappears, several words appear and scroll in the background as the Earth becomes a blue sphere with 2 lines, 1 red and the other blue, revolving around as it zooms out. The sphere then shrinks to reveal the 1998 TV Tokyo logo, which is "TVTOKYO" in both red and blue and having 2 arcs over the middle of the wordmark. The logo then flashes and stops in the middle of the screen, glowing white with a white afterimage in the middle, as the text stops moving. |
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'''Variant:''' Like the previous logo, an in-credit text version exists, details are seen. |
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'''Technique:''' CGI using Softimage 3D Extreme. |
'''Technique:''' CGI using Softimage 3D Extreme. |
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'''Audio:''' A calming tune, made with strings, keyboards, and a woodwind. An announcer can be heard near the end as the theme goes into a final flourish. Several sounds can also be heard throughout. |
'''Audio:''' A calming tune, made with strings, keyboards, and a woodwind. An announcer can be heard near the end as the theme goes into a final flourish. Several sounds can also be heard throughout, such as the sounds of children. |
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====3rd ID (December 1, 2003-November 12, 2023)==== |
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JOTX-TV_(2003).png |
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JOTX-DTV (2012).png |
JOTX-DTV (2012).png |
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TV Tokyo-TMS Entertainment (2004, from - Sonic X, 2).jpeg |
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File:TV Tokyo (40th Anniversaey) - Pierrot (2003 - Naruto) (Episode 52-53, Opening).jpg |
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File:TV Tokyo (40th Anniversary) - Pierrot (2003 - Naruto) (Episode 52-53, Closing).jpg |
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File:TV Tokyo (40th Anniversary) - Pierrot (2003 - Naruto) (Episode 54-77, Opening).jpg |
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File:TV Tokyo (40th Anniversary) - Pierrot (2003 - Naruto) (Episode 54-64, Closing).jpg |
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File:TV Tokyo (40th Anniversary) - Pierrot (2004 - Naruto) (Episode 65-77, Closing).jpg |
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File:TV Tokyo (40th Anniversary) - Pierrot (2004 - Naruto) (Episode 78-103, Opening).jpg |
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File:TV Tokyo (40th Anniversary) - Pierrot (2004 - Naruto) (Episode 78-89, Closing).jpg |
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File:TV Tokyo (40th Anniversary) - Pierrot (2004 - Naruto) (Episode 90-103, Closing).jpg |
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File:TV Tokyo (40th Anniversary) - Dentsu - Pierrot (2003 - Saiyuki Reload, Opening).jpg |
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File:TV Tokyo (40th Anniversary) - Dentsu - Pierrot (2003 - Saiyuki Reload) (Episode 1-13, Closing).jpg |
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File:TV Tokyo (40th Anniversary) - Dentsu - Pierrot (2004 - Saiyuki Reload) (Episode 14-25, Closing).jpg |
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File:Dentsu - Pierrot - TV Tokyo (40th Anniversary) (2004 - Saiyuki Reload Gunlock) (Episode 1-12, Opening).jpg |
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File:Dentsu - Pierrot - TV Tokyo (40th Anniversary) (2004 - Saiyuki Reload Gunlock) (Episode 13-25, Opening).jpg |
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File:Dentsu - Pierrot - TV Tokyo (40th Anniversary) (2003 - Saiyuki Reload Gunlock) (Episode 1-12, Closing).jpg |
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File:Dentsu - Pierrot - TV Tokyo (40th Anniversary) (2004 - Saiyuki Reload Gunlock) (Episode 13-26, Closing).jpg |
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File:TV Tokyo (40th Anniversary) - Dentsu - Pierrot (2004 - Bleach) (Episode 1-25, Opening).jpg |
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File:TV Tokyo (40th Anniversary) - Dentsu - Pierrot (2004 - Bleach) (Episode 1-13, Closing).jpg |
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File:TV Tokyo (40th Anniversary) - Dentsu - Pierrot (2005 - Bleach) (Episode 14-25, Closing).jpg |
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File:TV Tokyo - Dentsu - Pierrot (2005 - Bleach) (Episode 26-36, Opening).jpg |
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File:TV Tokyo - Dentsu - Pierrot (2005 - Bleach) (Episode 37-51, Opening).jpg |
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File:TV Tokyo - Dentsu - Pierrot (2005 - Bleach) (Episode 26, Closing).jpg |
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File:TV Tokyo - Dentsu - Pierrot (2005 - Bleach) (Episode 27, Closing).jpg |
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File:TV Tokyo - Dentsu - Pierrot (2005 - Bleach) (Episode 28, Closing).jpg |
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File:TV Tokyo - Dentsu - Pierrot (2005 - Bleach) (Episode 29, Closing).jpg |
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File:TV Tokyo - Dentsu - Pierrot (2005 - Bleach) (Episode 30, Closing).jpg |
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File:TV Tokyo - Dentsu - Pierrot (2005 - Bleach) (Episode 31, Closing).jpg |
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File:TV Tokyo - Dentsu - Pierrot (2005 - Bleach) (Episode 32, Closing).jpg |
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File:TV Tokyo - Dentsu - Pierrot (2005 - Bleach) (Episode 33, Closing).jpg |
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File:TV Tokyo - Dentsu - Pierrot (2005 - Bleach) (Episode 34, Closing).jpg |
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File:TV Tokyo - Dentsu - Pierrot (2005 - Bleach) (Episode 35, Closing).jpg |
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File:TV Tokyo - Dentsu - Pierrot (2005 - Bleach) (Episode 36, Closing).jpg |
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File:TV Tokyo - Dentsu - Pierrot (2005 - Bleach) (Episode 37, Closing).jpg |
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File:TV Tokyo - Dentsu - Pierrot (2005 - Bleach) (Episode 38, Closing).jpg |
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File:TV Tokyo - Dentsu - Pierrot (2005 - Bleach) (Episode 39-51, Closing).jpg |
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File:TV Tokyo - Dentsu - Pierrot (2005 - Bleach) (Episode 52-74, Opening).jpg |
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File:TV Tokyo - Dentsu - Pierrot (2005 - Bleach) (Episode 52-63, Closing).jpg |
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File:TV Tokyo - Dentsu - Pierrot (2006 - Bleach) (Episode 64-74, Closing).jpg |
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File:TV Tokyo - Dentsu - Pierrot (2006 - Bleach) (Episode 75-97, Opening).jpg |
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File:TV Tokyo - Dentsu - Pierrot (2006 - Bleach) (Episode 75-86, Closing).jpg |
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File:TV Tokyo - Dentsu - Pierrot (2006 - Bleach) (Episode 87-97, Closing).jpg |
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File:TV Tokyo - Dentsu - Pierrot (2006 - Bleach) (Episode 98-120, Opening).jpg |
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File:TV Tokyo - Dentsu - Pierrot (2006 - Bleach) (Episode 98-109, Closing).jpg |
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File:TV Tokyo - Dentsu - Pierrot (2007 - Bleach) (Episode 110-120, Closing).jpg |
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File:TV Tokyo - Dentsu - Pierrot (2007 - Bleach) (Episode 121-143, Opening).jpg |
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File:TV Tokyo - Dentsu - Pierrot (2007 - Bleach) (Episode 121-131, Closing).jpg |
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File:TV Tokyo - Dentsu - Pierrot (2007 - Bleach) (Episode 132-143, Closing).jpg |
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File:TV Tokyo - Dentsu - Pierrot (2007 - Bleach) (Episode 144-167, Opening).jpg |
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File:TV Tokyo - Dentsu - Pierrot (2007 - Bleach) (Episode 144-154, Closing).jpg |
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File:TV Tokyo - Dentsu - Pierrot (2008 - Bleach) (Episode 155-167, Closing).jpg |
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File:TV Tokyo - Dentsu - Pierrot (2008 - Bleach) (Episode 168-189, Opening).jpg |
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File:TV Tokyo - Dentsu - Pierrot (2008 - Bleach) (Episode 168-179, Closing).jpg |
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File:TV Tokyo - Dentsu - Pierrot (2008 - Bleach) (Episode 180-189, Closing).jpg |
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File:TV Tokyo - Dentsu - Pierrot (2008 - Bleach) (Episode 190-214, Opening).jpg |
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File:TV Tokyo - Dentsu - Pierrot (2008 - Bleach) (Episode 190-201, Closing).jpg |
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File:TV Tokyo - Dentsu - Pierrot (2009 - Bleach) (Episode 202-214, Closing).jpg |
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File:TV Tokyo - Dentsu - Pierrot (2009 - Bleach) (Episode 215-242, Opening).jpg |
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File:TV Tokyo - Dentsu - Pierrot (2009 - Bleach) (Episode 215-229, Closing).jpg |
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File:TV Tokyo - Dentsu - Pierrot (2009 - Bleach) (Episode 230-242, Closing).jpg |
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File:TV Tokyo - Dentsu - Pierrot (2009 - Bleach) (Episode 243-265, Opening) (Japanese).jpg |
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File:TV Tokyo - Dentsu - Pierrot (2012 - Bleach, taken from Viz Media dub) (Episode 243-265, Opening) (English).jpg |
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File:TV Tokyo - Dentsu - Pierrot (2009 - Bleach) (Episode 243-255, Closing) (Japanese).jpg |
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File:TV Tokyo - Dentsu - Pierrot (2012 - Bleach, taken from Viz Media dub) (Episode 243-255, Closing) (English).jpg |
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File:TV Tokyo - Dentsu - Pierrot (2010 - Bleach) (Episode 256-265, Closing) (Japanese).jpg |
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File:TV Tokyo - Dentsu - Pierrot (2012 - Bleach, taken from Viz Media dub) (Episode 256-265, Closing) (English).jpg |
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File:TV Tokyo - Dentsu - Pierrot (2010 - Bleach) (Episode 266-291, Opening) (Japanese).jpg |
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File:TV Tokyo - Dentsu - Pierrot (2012 - Bleach, taken from Viz Media dub) (Episode 266-291, Opening) (English).jpg |
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File:TV Tokyo - Dentsu - Pierrot (2010 - Bleach) (Episode 266-278, Closing) (Japanese).jpg |
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File:TV Tokyo - Dentsu - Pierrot (2012 - Bleach, taken from Viz Media dub) (Episode 266-278, Closing) (English).jpg |
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File:TV Tokyo - Dentsu - Pierrot (2010 - Bleach) (Episode 279-291, Closing) (Japanese).jpg |
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File:TV Tokyo - Dentsu - Pierrot (2012 - Bleach, taken from Viz Media dub) (Episode 279-291, Closing) (English).jpg |
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File:TV Tokyo - Dentsu - Pierrot (2010 - Bleach) (Episode 292-316, Opening) (Japanese).jpg |
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File:TV Tokyo - Dentsu - Pierrot (2013 - Bleach, taken from Viz Media dub) (Episode 292-316, Opening) (English).jpg |
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File:TV Tokyo - Dentsu - Pierrot (2010 - Bleach) (Episode 292-303, Closing) (Japanese).jpg |
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File:TV Tokyo - Dentsu - Pierrot (2013 - Bleach, taken from Viz Media dub) (Episode 292-303, Closing) (English).jpg |
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File:TV Tokyo - Dentsu - Pierrot (2011 - Bleach) (Episode 304-316, Closing) (Japanese).jpg |
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File:TV Tokyo - Dentsu - Pierrot (2013 - Bleach, taken from Viz Media dub) (Episode 304-316, Closing) (English).jpg |
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File:TV Tokyo - NAS - Pierrot (2016 - Twin Star Exorcists) (Episode 1, Closing).jpg |
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File:TV Tokyo - NAS - Pierrot (2016 - Twin Star Exorcists) (Episode 2-12, Closing) (with Copyright stamp).jpg |
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File:TV Tokyo - NAS - Pierrot (2016 - Twin Star Exorcists) (Episode 13, Closing) (with Copyright stamp).jpg |
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File:TV Tokyo - NAS - Pierrot (2016 - Twin Star Exorcists) (Episode 14-26, Closing) (with Copyright stamp).jpg |
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File:TV Tokyo - NAS - Pierrot (2016 - Twin Star Exorcists) (Episode 27-29; 31-40, Closing) (with Copyright stamp).jpg |
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File:TV Tokyo - NAS - Pierrot (2016 - Twin Star Exorcists) (Episode 30, Closing) (with Copyright stamp).jpg |
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File:TV Tokyo - NAS - Pierrot (2017 - Twin Star Exorcists) (Episode 41-49, Closing) (with Copyright stamp).jpg |
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File:TV Tokyo - NAS - Pierrot (2017 - Twin Star Exorcists) (Episode 50, Closing) (with Copyright stamp).jpg |
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TV Tokyo-MediaNet-Shogagukan Productions (2004) (From - Pocket Monsters Advanced Generation) (Episode 70-104).png |
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'''Visuals:''' In a strange room, the screen zooms up to a floating white sphere that opens up and starts shooting out projections through spotlights. These then erratically move about, revealing the landscape of a flower garden. The camera then rotates around the newly made flowers and flies off, all before fading to a fly-over shot of a forest, with mountains in the back and birds flying about. The sphere then flies back into the shot and shoots out more spotlights, transforming the shot into a desert landscape. The sphere flies up into the sky as the background fades to white, then to an overhead shot of an ocean. Dolphins can be seen leaping out of the water as the sphere returns to the screen and heads towards the clouds, fading back to white. It then fades into a shot of space, with the Earth and Moon in frame and "JOTX-TV" (on analog) or "JOTX-DTV" (on digital) zooming in slowly, before giving a pulse and shining away, as the sphere floats silently about. The sphere then closes up as 2 streaks, 1 |
'''Visuals:''' In a strange room, the screen zooms up to a floating white sphere that opens up and starts shooting out projections through spotlights. These then erratically move about, revealing the landscape of a flower garden. The camera then rotates around the newly made flowers and flies off, all before fading to a fly-over shot of a forest, with mountains in the back and birds flying about. The sphere then flies back into the shot and shoots out more spotlights, transforming the shot into a desert landscape. The sphere flies up into the sky as the background fades to white, then to an overhead shot of an ocean. Dolphins can be seen leaping out of the water as the sphere returns to the screen and heads towards the clouds, fading back to white. It then fades into a shot of space, with the Earth and Moon in frame and "JOTX-TV" (on analog) or "JOTX-DTV" (on digital) zooming in slowly, before giving a pulse and shining away, as the sphere floats silently about. The sphere then closes up as 2 streaks, 1 red and 1 blue, orbit around the sphere as the background fades out. The sphere and streaks then zoom out and disappear, with the TV Tokyo logo fading into place, as well as a thick white outline. |
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'''Variant:''' Like the previous logo, an in-credit text version exists, details are seen. |
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'''Technique:''' CGI using Alias Maya. |
'''Technique:''' CGI using Alias Maya. |
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'''Audio:''' Several clicks can be heard at the beginning, with a shifting synth tune playing in place. It then leads to a music box-like tune with woodwind intervals. Then, a calm piano tune plays twice, with the same interval in the middle. The piano tune becomes much more dramatic as |
'''Audio:''' Several clicks can be heard at the beginning, with a shifting synth tune playing in place. It then leads to a music box-like tune with woodwind intervals. Then, a calm piano tune plays twice, with the same interval in the middle. The piano tune becomes much more dramatic as it reaches space. A drumroll finishes it off, before ending with a different music box tune. |
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'''Availability:''' This was used for almost 20 years, so it should be easy to find on Japanese home recordings. It was also used on analog broadcasting until |
'''Availability:''' This was used for almost 20 years, so it should be easy to find on Japanese home recordings. It was also used on analog broadcasting until all analog signals were shuttered in the Kanto region on July 24, 2011. |
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'''Visuals:''' The first clip of the video is a skyline footage of Tokyo during sunrise, which then switches to a closer view of multiple buildings. It then switches to a park with a chalkboard, where three people walk to it. The next clip shows one of the person picking up a chalk. The three people then draws across the entire chalkboard, with the footage being a time-lapse. After a while, the three walks away, showing a drawing of six kids on a grassfields surrounded by bubbles pointing to the sky. After a closer look at the drawing, the three return to draw, where a person with a white dress and a white umbrella obstructs the middle, looking at the three drawing. After the three finsih drawing and walk away, the person in the white dress also walks away, revealing the TV Tokyo logo and the text "JOTX-DTV" below it on the chalkboard. The camera zooms in on the logo, after which the text "JOTX-DTV" then gets applied with a chalkboard effect, and an image of the TV Tokyo logo is put on top of the TV Tokyo logo on the chalkboard. |
'''Visuals:''' The first clip of the video is a skyline footage of Tokyo during sunrise, which then switches to a closer view of multiple buildings. It then switches to a park with a chalkboard, where three people walk to it. The next clip shows one of the person picking up a chalk. The three people then draws across the entire chalkboard, with the footage being a time-lapse. After a while, the three walks away, showing a drawing of six kids on a grassfields surrounded by bubbles pointing to the sky. After a closer look at the drawing, the three return to draw, where a person with a white dress and a white umbrella obstructs the middle, looking at the three drawing. After the three finsih drawing and walk away, the person in the white dress also walks away, revealing the TV Tokyo logo in futuristic-style script and the text "JOTX-DTV" below it on the chalkboard. The camera zooms in on the logo, after which the text "JOTX-DTV" then gets applied with a chalkboard effect, and an image of the TV Tokyo logo is put on top of the TV Tokyo logo on the chalkboard. |
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'''Technique:''' Mostly live-action footage, with some 2D effects. |
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Latest revision as of 21:03, 26 September 2024
2K-tan, RichYong, NikoBellic5497 & Japanesetvstuff
Captures by
RichYong, Draeden Fagon, tenguman19xxable, レトロチャンネル, Sakura38430, ugkanto, BenKirb
Editions by
BaldiBasicsFan, NikoBellic5497 & TheLogoFan2004
Background
JOTX-DTV is the main callsign of television station TV Tokyo, serving as the Kanto region flagship of the TX Network, which TV Tokyo also controls. TV Tokyo is one of the main stations in Japan, mostly due to specializing in anime shows (with the most popular shows being aired on the network). JOTX-TV existed since 1951, the TV Tokyo Corporation then started to emerge 17 years later. Its early years were mostly for general-purpose programming but now mostly airs programs for various demographics.
JOTX-TV (Tokyo Channel 12)
1st ID (July 1, 1968-September 30, 1973)
This logo is currently missing in action. Please do not add reconstructions of the logo if any exist, as they are likely not accurate to the actual logo. Additionally, do not attempt to add a finalized description of the logo until it has been found in its entirety. |
Visuals: There is a camera panning around a cube. It eventually pans on the top side that displays the number "12". Then, the "12" zooms out, and "東京" (Tokyo) and "チャンネル" (channel) appear between the numbers. It then cuts into the TV station's info (including frequency and power) on a sign of arrows, similar to the one used by Nippon Television. Later, 4 circles at the center rotate to form two intersecting ellipses. The "12" logo then zooms inside the rotating circles. Finally, the radio waves zoom out, and "Tokyo 12 Channel" is shown.
Technique: A mix of live-action and cel animation.
Audio: Unknown.
Availability: As of now, this ID is completely lost media with no footage existing online. It could be in the hands of TV Tokyo themselves.
2nd ID (October 1, 1973-March 31, 1979)
This logo is currently missing in action. Please do not add reconstructions of the logo if any exist, as they are likely not accurate to the actual logo. Additionally, do not attempt to add a finalized description of the logo until it has been found in its entirety. |
Visuals: There is no video footage of this ident, but it contains three still images: the channel's logo, a slide containing the following station information
"東京12チャンネル JOTX-TV 映像周波数 217.25メガヘルツ 音声周波数 221.75メガヘルツ 映像出力 50キロワット 音声出力 12.5キロワット". (Tokyo 12 Channel JOTX-TV Video frequency 217.25 MHz Audio frequency 221.75 MHz Video output 50 kilowatts Audio output 12.5 kilowatts). It later cuts into a list of its relay stations.
Technique: 3 still images.
Audio: In the opening, the announcer says "JOTX-TV. JOTX-TV. おはようございます、こちらは東京12チャンネルです。 映像周波数217.25メガヘルツ、音声周波数221.75 メガヘルツ、映像出力 50キロワット、音声出力12.5キロワットでお送りします。 今日も東京12チャンネルの番組をお楽しみください".
Availability: As of now, only the audio of the opening exists online, but it should be preserved on home recordings from 1975-1979.
3rd ID (April 1, 1979-September 30, 1981)
Visuals: There are 12 boxes on the screen containing the logo. One of the boxes disappeared, showing a person with a costume. The other boxes randomly keep appearing/disappearing, also showing a person with a costume. This continued for a few seconds until the boxes began making patterns synced with the music. After a few seconds, red boxes appeared in the middle row with their slogan at that time, "楽しち12ガ月" (12 months of fun). The red boxes later disappeared one by one, showing all the people with costumes. They greet the viewer, then it cuts to the logo in the white background with "JOTX-TV" on the top, the channel 12 logo in the middle, and the phrase "東京12チャンネル" (Tokyo Channel 12 or Tokyo 12 Network).
Technique: Live-action and simple computer effects.
Audio: A ticking (almost similar to a ticking clock) sound plays every time the boxes appear/disappear, which later accompanies a short jingle played in a flute.
JOTX-TV/DTV (TV Tokyo)
1st ID (October 1, 1981-September 30, 1998)
Visuals: On a white background, the station logo is seen in the middle of the screen, consisting of a 2-striped green "12" with "テレビ東京" below, in a very angular font. Above it is a message in Japanese, which is also green. The logo then becomes black as bars appear one by one in various shades of green, which turns the logo white as well. The logo moves to the left as multiple copies of the callsign "JOTX-TV" slide in a diagonal pattern, with the camera stopping on a larger copy in the middle of the screen. The callsigns then disappear and the background shrinks to a cube shape, which turns to an angle. Multiple copies then appear and panels start flipping onto them, changing through many different colors before cutting to a pattern of diamonds that flap and change into birds. The rest of the logo then shifts through many different color combinations and patterns of shapes and animals. The final pattern than turns yellow and converts back into the cubes at the beginning. It continues like in the beginning, but every cube except for the middle one fades out when it finishes. The cube then rotates to the screen and zooms in, revealing the same call signs as before, all before cutting to the same logo zooming out save for a different message on top.
Later Variant: Starting in December 12, 1985, the station's logo was replaced with a shot of the station's then-current headquarters with the name of the callsign being shown on the bottom. After the logo begins to end the same shot appears with the company's slogan shown in the center. At the patterns slide there is information about the company, it's callsigns and it's hertz.
Technique: Cel animation, and the later variant used Scanimation for the transitions.
Audio: A repetitive synth score. An announcer is heard starting in 1985.
2nd ID (October 1, 1998-November 30, 2003)
Visuals: On a brown background, 3 bubbles zoom out on a rippling surface. Each pop 1 by 1 and send a ripple throughout the background, before blooming into flowers. The background then turns green, then black, as more flowers bloom and, as the background turns black, fireworks start going off. Several of them go on as the callsign and voltage start zooming up and the background becomes blue and filled with bubbles. These bubbles may have pictures of children on them. The background then fades to black again as one of the bubbles becomes Earth, complete with the Moon, swirling around. When the last piece of station information disappears, several words appear and scroll in the background as the Earth becomes a blue sphere with 2 lines, 1 red and the other blue, revolving around as it zooms out. The sphere then shrinks to reveal the 1998 TV Tokyo logo, which is "TVTOKYO" in both red and blue and having 2 arcs over the middle of the wordmark. The logo then flashes and stops in the middle of the screen, glowing white with a white afterimage in the middle, as the text stops moving.
Technique: CGI using Softimage 3D Extreme.
Audio: A calming tune, made with strings, keyboards, and a woodwind. An announcer can be heard near the end as the theme goes into a final flourish. Several sounds can also be heard throughout, such as the sounds of children.
3rd ID (December 1, 2003-November 12, 2023)
Visuals: In a strange room, the screen zooms up to a floating white sphere that opens up and starts shooting out projections through spotlights. These then erratically move about, revealing the landscape of a flower garden. The camera then rotates around the newly made flowers and flies off, all before fading to a fly-over shot of a forest, with mountains in the back and birds flying about. The sphere then flies back into the shot and shoots out more spotlights, transforming the shot into a desert landscape. The sphere flies up into the sky as the background fades to white, then to an overhead shot of an ocean. Dolphins can be seen leaping out of the water as the sphere returns to the screen and heads towards the clouds, fading back to white. It then fades into a shot of space, with the Earth and Moon in frame and "JOTX-TV" (on analog) or "JOTX-DTV" (on digital) zooming in slowly, before giving a pulse and shining away, as the sphere floats silently about. The sphere then closes up as 2 streaks, 1 red and 1 blue, orbit around the sphere as the background fades out. The sphere and streaks then zoom out and disappear, with the TV Tokyo logo fading into place, as well as a thick white outline.
Technique: CGI using Alias Maya.
Audio: Several clicks can be heard at the beginning, with a shifting synth tune playing in place. It then leads to a music box-like tune with woodwind intervals. Then, a calm piano tune plays twice, with the same interval in the middle. The piano tune becomes much more dramatic as it reaches space. A drumroll finishes it off, before ending with a different music box tune.
Availability: This was used for almost 20 years, so it should be easy to find on Japanese home recordings. It was also used on analog broadcasting until all analog signals were shuttered in the Kanto region on July 24, 2011.
4th ID (November 13, 2023-)
Visuals: The first clip of the video is a skyline footage of Tokyo during sunrise, which then switches to a closer view of multiple buildings. It then switches to a park with a chalkboard, where three people walk to it. The next clip shows one of the person picking up a chalk. The three people then draws across the entire chalkboard, with the footage being a time-lapse. After a while, the three walks away, showing a drawing of six kids on a grassfields surrounded by bubbles pointing to the sky. After a closer look at the drawing, the three return to draw, where a person with a white dress and a white umbrella obstructs the middle, looking at the three drawing. After the three finsih drawing and walk away, the person in the white dress also walks away, revealing the TV Tokyo logo in futuristic-style script and the text "JOTX-DTV" below it on the chalkboard. The camera zooms in on the logo, after which the text "JOTX-DTV" then gets applied with a chalkboard effect, and an image of the TV Tokyo logo is put on top of the TV Tokyo logo on the chalkboard.
Technique: Mostly live-action footage, with some 2D effects.
Audio: A relaxing piano music.