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Logo: On a grey gradient background, we see a black swirl appear, which morphs into what appears to be a black stylized man holding an "L" in one hand and an "H" in the other. "L + H FILMS" appears below. The entire logo cuts to "PRESENTS" on the same background, and finally the show's title.▼
===Background===
'''L+H Films''' appears to be a distributor for P.M.B.B.'s shows in the 1980s.
===Logo (1980s)===
Music/Sounds: The show's opening theme.▼
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Availability: Seen on original prints of Mio Mao (known as Mio and Mao at the time of the logo's lifespan) and Quaq Quao.▼
'''Technique:''' Plasticine animation.
▲'''Availability:''' Seen on
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Latest revision as of 16:08, 23 September 2024
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Doctorine Dark
Video captures courtesy of
Brocoleon
Doctorine Dark
Video captures courtesy of
Brocoleon
Background
L+H Films appears to be a distributor for P.M.B.B.'s shows in the 1980s.
Logo (1980s)
Visuals: On a gray gradient background, a black swirl appears and morphs into what appears to be a black stylized man with a projector for head and holding a red "L" in one hand and a blue "H" in the other. "L + H FILMS" appears below. The entire logo cuts to "PRESENTS" on the same background, and finally the show's title.
Technique: Plasticine animation.
Audio: The show's opening theme.
Availability: Seen on 1980s television prints of Mio Mao (known as Mio and Mao at the time of the logo's lifespan), Quaq Quao and The Red and the Blue (known as Red and Blue for prints using this logo).
