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===Logo (Late 1980s-Late 1990s)===▼
===Background===
'''Kitty''' was a Japanese media conglomerate with companies and ventures in film, television and music, founded in 1972 as the Kitty Music Corporation by former Polydor Japan producer Hidenori Taga. Kitty was known for producing a number of works such as the works of Rumiko Takahashi (''Urusei Yatsura'', ''Ranma ½'' and ''Maison Ikoku''), a number of live-action films and also becoming one of Japan's independent record labels. Following a series of major financial difficulties during the early 90s, culminating with a scandal regarding Hidenori Taga, PolyGram purchased Kitty Enterprises in 1995 and its non-music library (including their television shows) were later sold off to other companies while the remnants of the Kitty name currently remain with Kitty Corporation, a talent agency.
===Animated Logo===
▲====Logo (Late 1980s-Late 1990s)====
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'''Visuals:''' On a blue starfield, several blue lights spin around, and
'''Variant:'''
*At the end of their releases, the text zooms out after its formation and before fading out.
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'''Technique:''' A combination of camera-controlled and traditional cel animation. Done by Studio Deen.
'''Audio:''' A series of reverberating synthesized flute notes, with a synth chord as the word "KITTY" is formed. There
'''Availability:''' Can be seen on VHS and DVD releases of ''Urusei Yatsura'' and ''Ranma ½''. The "ENTERPRISES" variant appears on some Japanese releases
===In-Credit Logos===
==== Logo (March 31, 1983-April 20, 1984) ====
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File:Kitty Films - Fuji TV (1983 - Miyuki) (Episode 23-37, Closing).png
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'''Visuals:''' There are the words "キティ・フィルム" in bold, on a superimposed white text.
'''Technique:''' Superimposed animation.
'''Audio:''' The opening or ending theme of the show.
'''Availability:''' Only seen on ''Miyuki''.
▲'''Availability:''' Can be seen on VHS and DVD releases of ''Urusei Yatsura'' and ''Ranma ½''. The "ENTERPRISES" variant appears on Japanese releases and another with the logo zooming out into the starfield that's appearing to be at the end of their releases. A warning screen also appears following that.
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Latest revision as of 05:38, 5 November 2024
Descriptions by
VideomasterReturns, A.Donaire logos 1 and SBF2004
Captures by
A.Donaire logos 1
Editions by
DisneyInternationalFan, Ifyoudarethenpizzait & Rainbow Puppy
VideomasterReturns, A.Donaire logos 1 and SBF2004
Captures by
A.Donaire logos 1
Editions by
DisneyInternationalFan, Ifyoudarethenpizzait & Rainbow Puppy
Background
Kitty was a Japanese media conglomerate with companies and ventures in film, television and music, founded in 1972 as the Kitty Music Corporation by former Polydor Japan producer Hidenori Taga. Kitty was known for producing a number of works such as the works of Rumiko Takahashi (Urusei Yatsura, Ranma ½ and Maison Ikoku), a number of live-action films and also becoming one of Japan's independent record labels. Following a series of major financial difficulties during the early 90s, culminating with a scandal regarding Hidenori Taga, PolyGram purchased Kitty Enterprises in 1995 and its non-music library (including their television shows) were later sold off to other companies while the remnants of the Kitty name currently remain with Kitty Corporation, a talent agency.
Animated Logo
Logo (Late 1980s-Late 1990s)
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Visuals: On a blue starfield, several blue lights spin around, and while they are zooming out they reveal three copies of the light blue-outlined word "KITTY" in blocky text. The copies then merge together and clear up.
Variant:
- At the end of their releases, the text zooms out after its formation and before fading out.
- On some japanese releases, "ENTERPRISES" appears chyroned in, with the whole logo fading out or the logo zooming out into the starfield as it all fades out together.
Technique: A combination of camera-controlled and traditional cel animation. Done by Studio Deen.
Audio: A series of reverberating synthesized flute notes, with a synth chord as the word "KITTY" is formed. There are two shining sounds after that in the zoom-out variants.
Availability: Can be seen on VHS and DVD releases of Urusei Yatsura and Ranma ½. The "ENTERPRISES" variant appears on some Japanese releases.
In-Credit Logos
Logo (March 31, 1983-April 20, 1984)
Visuals: There are the words "キティ・フィルム" in bold, on a superimposed white text.
Technique: Superimposed animation.
Audio: The opening or ending theme of the show.
Availability: Only seen on Miyuki.
