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Background

After Osaka Television's shares were acquired by ABC, Mainichi Broadcasting System (MBS) began broadcasting its standalone TV signal on channel 4 on March 1, 1959, under the callsign JOOR-TV and began airing NET programs. In 1977, ABC Television switched to ANN, leading to MBS Television switching to JNN and began to broadcast TBS programs . A 2017 restructuring caused MBS to rename itself to MBS Media Holdings while the radio and TV operations were taken over by the second incarnation of MBS. In 2021, the radio station was spun-off into a wholly-owned subsidiary. As a result, the station changed its callsign from JOOR-DTV to JOOY-DTV.

1st Logo (February 5, 1966-August 31, 2011)

Visuals: Superimposed on the show's opening or ending sequence is the text "毎日放送" in italics and futuristic-style text, usually in white.

Variants:

Around 1990, the wordmark was modernized, this was first seen on Sunset on Third Street.
Around 2000, the TBS Kanji person symbol was added, this was first seen on later episodes of Zoids.

Technique: A superimposed hand-painted, and later digital graphic.

Audio: The opening or ending theme of the show.

Availability: Can be seen on series produced by MBS during this period, starting with Osomatsu-kun.

2nd Logo (September 1, 2011-)

Visuals: Superimposed on the show's opening and or ending sequence is the 2011 MBS logo, consisting of three green letters (MBS) in cubic and curved together, in white or its usual colors

Technique: Superimposed animation.

Audio: The opening or ending theme of the show.

Availability: Seen on MBS shows from that period such as Mobile Suit Gundam AGE.

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