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===1st Logo (1998-2005)===
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'''Nicknames:''' "Falling Lego Bricks", "The Lego Logo", "Brick Rain"
'''LogoVisuals:''' This is the same as the [[Lego Interactive|Lego Media/Software/Interactive]] logos, but nothing comes up afterwards., leaving just the Lego logo with no video or film indicator whatsoever.
 
*'''Early Variant:''' On the UK VHS ''Lego Action Fun!'', the 1972 Lego logo is used, like with the Lego Island PC game.
'''Logo:''' This is the same as the [[Lego Interactive|Lego Media/Software/Interactive]] logos, but nothing comes up afterwards. leaving just the Lego logo with no video or film indicator whatsoever.
 
'''Variants:'''
*On widescreen prints of the pre-Universal ''Bionicle'' direct-to-video films, the logo is matted to 1.7816:19 and then zooms out to fit the screen, a la, the 1984 [[TriStar Pictures]] logo in 2.35:1 scope movies, as the logo was not designed for ratios widerother than 1.334:13.
*On the UK VHS ''Lego Action Fun!'', the 1972 Lego logo is used, like with the Lego Island PC game.
 
'''Technique:''' CGI.
'''FX/SFX:''' Same as the Lego Media/Software/Interactive logo.
 
'''Music/SoundsAudio:''' Same as the Lego Media/Software/Interactive logo.
 
'''Availability:''' First used on the UK VHS tape ''Lego Action Fun!''. Later appeared on a ''LEGO Jack Stone'' promotional VHS tape, the promotional CD included with the Lego Technic "Cybermaster Mission" set, the ''Bionicle'' Promo CD from 2001, and the ''Bionicle'' direct-to-video films (from [[Miramax Films]]).
'''Availability:''' Seen on some Lego home media releases, such as the ''Bionicle'' direct-to-video films distributed by Miramax and a ''LEGO Jack Stone'' VHS tape.
 
===2nd Logo (2002- )===
'''Nickname:''' "The Lego Logo II"
 
'''LogoVisuals:''' Just the Lego logo seen on whatever background.
 
'''Variant:''' On many CGI animated Lego TV shows and direct-to-DVD movies, a copyright date is below.
 
'''FX/SFXTechnique:''' NoneA still, digital graphic.
 
'''Music/SoundsAudio:''' The ending theme of the show.
 
'''Availability:''' Seen on some Lego video games, TV shows and direct-to-DVD movies.
 
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Latest revision as of 16:58, 17 March 2024


1st Logo (1998-2005)

Visuals: This is the same as the Lego Media/Software/Interactive logos, but nothing comes up afterwards, leaving just the Lego logo with no video or film indicator whatsoever.

Early Variant: On the UK VHS Lego Action Fun!, the 1972 Lego logo is used, like with the Lego Island PC game.

Variants:

  • On widescreen prints of the pre-Universal Bionicle direct-to-video films, the logo is matted to 16:9 and then zooms out to fit the screen, a la, the 1984 TriStar Pictures logo in scope movies, as the logo was not designed for ratios other than 4:3.

Technique: CGI.

Audio: Same as the Lego Media/Software/Interactive logo.

Availability: First used on the UK VHS tape Lego Action Fun!. Later appeared on a LEGO Jack Stone promotional VHS tape, the promotional CD included with the Lego Technic "Cybermaster Mission" set, the Bionicle Promo CD from 2001, and the Bionicle direct-to-video films (from Miramax Films).

2nd Logo (2002-)

Visuals: Just the Lego logo seen on whatever background.

Variant: On many CGI animated Lego TV shows and direct-to-DVD movies, a copyright date is below.

Technique: A still, digital graphic.

Audio: The ending theme of the show.

Availability: Seen on some Lego video games, TV shows and direct-to-DVD movies.

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