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Background

Star Anime Enterprises was an American anime licensing company, founded in 1994 by former Central Park Media executive David Norell. They were one of the last remaining "original" anime licensing companies that were in business, but they haven't licensed any new titles for years and most of their old licenses have since expired. Unfortunately, Homeroom Affairs was the only thing that they released, although they were also going to license Dragon League.

Logo (1996)

Visuals: On a black background, there is a large lavender 8-pointed "starburst" with 5-pointed stars surrounding it. Inside the starburst are the large letters "SAE" and below the starburst is the text "STAR ANIME ENTERPRISES".

Technique: A still graphic.

Variant: A white version of this logo exists and the bottom text is different. The logo looks smaller as well.

Audio: None.

Availability: Exclusively seen on both volumes of Homeroom Affairs.

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-=== Background ===
+===Background===
-Star Anime Enterprises was an American anime licensing company, founded in 1994 by former U.S. Manga Corps worker David Norell. They were one of the last remaining "original" anime licensing company that were in business, but they haven't licensed any new titles for years and most of their old licenses have since expired. Unfortunately, ''Homeroom Affairs'' was the only thing that they released although they were going to also license ''Dragon League''. They were since located in Sea Cliff, NY, Mesa, AZ and possibly Hollywood, FL.
+'''Star Anime Enterprises''' was an American anime licensing company, founded in 1994 by former [[Central Park Media]] executive David Norell. They were one of the last remaining "original" anime licensing companies that were in business, but they haven't licensed any new titles for years and most of their old licenses have since expired. Unfortunately, ''Homeroom Affairs'' was the only thing that they released, although they were also going to license ''Dragon League''.
-=== (1996) ===
+===Logo (1996) ===
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-'''Logo:''' On a black background, there is a large lavender 8-pointed "starburst" with 5-pointed stars surrounding it. Inside the starburst are the large letters "SAE" and below the starburst is the text "STAR ANIME ENTERPRISES".
+'''Visuals:''' On a black background, there is a large lavender 8-pointed "starburst" with 5-pointed stars surrounding it. Inside the starburst are the large letters "SAE" and below the starburst is the text "STAR ANIME ENTERPRISES".
-'''Technique:''' None.
+'''Technique:''' A still graphic.
-'''Variant:''' A white version of this logo exists and the bottom text is different. The logo looks shrinked as well.
+'''Variant:''' A white version of this logo exists and the bottom text is different. The logo looks smaller as well.
-'''Music/Sounds:''' None.
+'''Audio:''' None.
-'''Availability:''' Ultra-rare, bordering on extinct. Exclusively seen on both volumes of ''Homeroom Affairs''.
+'''Availability:''' Exclusively seen on both volumes of ''Homeroom Affairs''.
-'''Legacy:''' Just as boring as the first L.A. Hero logo. In fact, the logo in general makes it look like you could remake this easily with MSPaint.
 [[Category:United States]]
 [[Category:Home entertainment logos]]
 [[Category:American home entertainment logos]]
+[[Category:English-language logos]]