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===Background===
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On April 1, 1977, [[Nippon Educational Television]] rebranded to '''Asahi National Broadcasting Co., Ltd.''' (ANB) and because of this, channel 10 rebranded from NET to '''TV Asahi'''. In 2003, the company rebranded to TV Asahi Corporation and in 2014, TV Asahi restructured as a holding company with the TV operations being taken over by the second incarnation of TV Asahi Corporation.
 
===Animated Logos===
====1st Logo (April 22, 2002-December 20042003)====
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Asahi National Broadcasting (2002, from "Shin Chan").jpeg
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'''Visuals:''' On a light blue background, there is the 1977 TV Asahi English wordmark in red as it forms in place with the words "Asahi National Broadcasting Co., Ltd." (ANB, TV Asahi's legal corporate name until 2003), in white being placed on the bottom. After that, the Network Symbol (consisting of five rectangles forming a pinwheel symbol with a yellow vertical rectangle at the bottom) appears after the wordmark is formed before Shin Chan Nohara/Shinnosuke Nohara, the protagonist of the station's ''Shin Chan''/''Crayon Shin-chan'' anime television series appears and snaps his fingers.
 
'''Technique:''' Digital traditional flash animation with footage of Shinnosuke Nohara snapping his fingers.<!--IDK what episode or intro/ending from that show was from, since the Lacey/TV Asahi dub of the show constantly use him for transitions sequences in place of the original ones -->
'''Technique:''' Digital traditional flash animation.
 
'''Audio:''' The theme to ''Shin Chan''/''Crayon Shin-chan''.
 
'''Availability:''' Seen on the first season of the English dub of ''Shin Chan''/''Crayon Shin-chan'', produced by Lacey Entertainment and TV Asahi.
 
=====2nd Logo (December 2004-2005)=====<!-- the date could be wrong, since the dub was recorded in 2003-->
====2nd Logo (July 7, 2014-September 1, 2015)====
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TV Asahi (2003, from "Shin Chan").jpeg
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'''Visuals:''' On a white background, there are some blue rectangular blocks as they fall down with the "tv asahi" wordmark in gray being placed on the top corner of the screen as it hovers around before a white light flashes.
 
'''Trivia:''' This logo was also used as a station ID from 2003 to 2008.
 
'''Technique:''' CGI by Tomato.
 
'''Audio:''' The theme to ''Shin Chan''/''Crayon Shin-chan''.
 
'''Availability:''' Seen on the second season of the English dub of ''Shin Chan''/''Crayon Shin-chan'', produced by Lacey Entertainment and TV Asahi.
 
=====3rd Logo (July 7, 2014-September 1, 2015)=====
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TV Asahi (2008, from "Doraemon").jpeg
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===In-Credit Logos===
====NET====
=====1st Logo (May 2, 1960?-March 31, 1977)=====
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File:Toei - NET (1969 - Mōretsu Atarō) (Episode 1-13).jpg
File:NET (1969 - Mōretsu Atarō) (Episode 1-26).jpg
File:Toei - NET (1969 - Mōretsu Atarō) (Episode 14-77).jpg
File:NET (1969 - Mōretsu Atarō) (Episode 27-77).jpg
File:Toei - NET (1970 - Mōretsu Atarō) (Episode 78-90).jpg
File:NET - Toei (1970 - Mahou no Mako-chan).jpg
File:Toei-NET (1971 - Sarutobi Ecchan).png
File:Toei-NET (1972 - Mahou Tsukai Chappy).png
File:Toei-NET (1974 - Majokko Megu-chan).png
File:NET - Toei (1975 - Condorman).png
File:NET-Toei-Daiko (1976 - Kagestar).png
File:NET - Asatsu - Toei (1976 - Candy Candy) (Episode 1-25).png
</gallery>
 
'''Visuals:''' There is the NET wordmark, consisting of the words "NET", in italics on a superimposed white font.
 
'''Technique:''' Superimposed animation.
 
'''Audio:''' The opening or ending theme of the show.
 
'''Availability:''' First seen on NET's first production ''Suidō kanbi gasu mikomi''. However, footage from that show has yet to be found.
 
====1st Logo (April 1, 1977-September 30, 2003)====
====TV Asahi====
=====1st Logo (April 1, 1977-September 30, 2003)=====
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File:TV Asahi - Toei (1977 - JAKQ Dengekitai).jpg
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File:TV Asahi-Toei-DaikoToei Agency (19781977 - MajokkoChoudenji Tickle,Machine EpisodeVoltes 1-30V).png
File:TV Asahi - Toei-Daiko (19781977 - Majokko Tickle,Ikkyū-san) (Episode 3165-45296).pngjpg
File:TV Asahi-Asahi Tsushin-Toei (1979 - Hana no Ko Lunlun).png
File:TV Asahi-Toei (1979 - Cyborg 009).png
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File:TV Asahi -Asahi Asatsu Tsushin- Shin-EiToei (19811980 - NinjaMahou Hattori-kun,Shoujo OpeningLalabel).jpgpng
File:TV Asahi & -Toei AsatsuCompany - Shin-Ei(1980) (1981Source - NinjaDracula Hattori-kun,Sovereign of the ClosingDamned).jpg
File:TV Asahi - Shin-Ei Animation (1980, Kaibutsu-kun).png
File:TV Asahi - Toei - Toei Agency (1981 - Sun Vulcan).jpg
File:TV Asahi - Toei (1986 - Ginga Nagareboshi Gin).jpg
File:TV Asahi-Toei (1986 - Saint Seiya).png
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File:TV Asahi-Toei (1993) (From - Sailor Moon R) (Episode 1).png
File:TV Asahi - Toei (1993) (From - Sailor Moon R) (Episode 33).png
File:TV Asahi - Toei (1994) (From - Sailor Moon S) (Episode 1).png
File:TV Asahi - Toei (1994) (From - Sailor Moon S) (Episode 20).png
File:TV Asahi - Toei (1994) (From - Sailor Moon S) (Episode 30).png
File:TV Asahi - Toei (1993) (From - Slam Dunk) (Opening).png
File:TV Asahi - Toei (1994) (From - Sailor Moon S) (Episode 1).png
File:TV Asahi - Toei (1995 - Sailor Moon SuperS) (Episode 1-22).jpg
File:TV Asahi - Toei (1996 - Sailor Moon Sailor Stars) (Episode 1-26).jpg
File:TV Asahi - Toei (1996 - Sailor Moon Sailor Stars) (Episode 27-34).jpg
File:TV Asahi - Toei (1996 - Jigoku Sensei Nube).png
File:TV Asahi - Asatsu-DK - Shin-Ei Animation (1996, from "Doraemon", 1979).jpeg
File:TV Asahi - Toei (1998 - Yu-Gi-Oh!).jpg
File:TV Asahi-Toei (1998 - Mamotte Shugogetten!).png
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File:Toei-TV Asahi -Toei ADK Agency- Shin-EiToei Animation (2003,2000 from "Doraemon",- 1979Shinzo).jpegpng
File:TV Asahi - Nagoya TV - A.P.P.P. (2000 - Sci-Fi Harry, Ending).jpg
File:Tetsuya Production Committee - Toei Video - Toei Animation - Toei Agency - TV Asahi (2001 - The Legend of the Gambler- Tetsuya).jpg
File:Toei - TV Asahi - Toei Animation (2001 - Nono-chan).jpg
File:Toei - TV Asahi - Toei Animation (2002 - Tsuri Baka Nisshi) (Episode 1-20).jpg
File:TV Asahi - ADK - Shin-Ei Animation (2003, from "Doraemon", 1979).jpeg
File:Toei - TV Asahi - Toei Animation (2003 - Tsuri Baka Nisshi) (Episode 21-37).jpg
</gallery>
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'''Visuals:''' ThereSuperimposed on the show's opening and/or ending sequence is the 1977 TV Asahi wordmark, which consists of the words "テレビ朝日", albeit without the channel 10 symbol, onusually a superimposedin white font.
 
'''Variants:'''
*From October 1, 1996 to September 30, 2003, the Network Symbol was added on the left of the wordmark, starting with late-1996 episodes of ''Doraemon'' (1979) and ''Shin Chan''/''Crayon Shin-chan'' among others.
* International prints of TV Asahi's in-house productions, such as ''Doraemon'' (1979) replace the Japanese wordmark with the English wordmark.
 
'''Technique:''' SuperimposedA animationsuperimposed hand-painted or digital graphic.
 
'''Audio:''' The opening or ending theme of the show.
 
'''Availability:''' Seen on TV Asahi's shows from that period, beginning with 1977-1979 episodes of ''Candy Candy'' and 1977-1982 episodes of ''Ikkyū-san'' among others.
 
=====2nd Logo (October 1, 2003-)=====
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2000s=
<gallery mode="packed" heights="200">
File:TV Asahi - ADK - Shin Ei Animation (2003 - Atashin'chi).png
File:Toei - Dentsu - TV Asahi - Toei Animation (2003 - Bobobo-bo Bo-bobo) (Episode 1-32).jpg
File:Toei - Dentsu - TV Asahi - Toei Animation (2004 - Bobobo-bo Bo-bobo) (Episode 33-76).png
TV Asahi-Toei-ADK (2004 - Kamen Rider Blade).png
File:Toei Agency - TV Asahi - Toei Animation - Happinet Pictures - Namco (2005 - Xenosaga The Animation).png
TV Asahi - ADK - Shin-Ei Animation (2005, from "Doraemon", 2005).jpeg
Toei - TV Asahi - Toei Animation (2005 - Gaiking Legend of Daiku-Maryu).png
</gallery>
File:TV Asahi-Toei-ADK (2007 - Kamen Rider Den-O).png
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File:Toei - TV Asahi - Toei Animation (2007 - Hatara Kizzu Maihamu Gumi).png
2010s=
ANN - TV Asahi (2008).jpeg
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File:TV Asahi - ADK - Shin Ei Animation (2009 - Gokyōdai Monogatari, Ending).png
File:Toei - TV Asahi - Toei Animation (2009 - Kaidan Restaurant).png
File:Toei-TV Asahi-Toei Animation (2014 - World Trigger (Season 1), Episode 1-23).png
File:Toei-TV Asahi-Toei Animation (2014 - World Trigger (Season 1), Episode 24-47).png
File:Toei-TV Asahi-Toei Animation (2014 - World Trigger (Season 1), Episode 48-73).png
</gallery>
|-|
2020s=
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File:TV Asahi-Toei-ADK (2020 - Kamen Rider Saber).png
</gallery>
</tabber>
 
'''Visuals:''' ThereSuperimposed on the show's opening and/or ending sequence is the 2003 TV Asahi logo, consisting of a vertical rectangular block with the words "tv asahi" on the right, onusually a superimposedin white font.
 
'''Variant:'''
'''Variant:''' The logo could appear in multiple colors, such as in ''World Trigger'', when the symbol and wordmark are in blue.
* An animated variant also exists, mainly used during ANN network-broadcasted news programs.
* The logo could appear in multiple colors, such as in ''World Trigger'', when the symbol and wordmark are in blue.
 
'''Technique:''' SuperimposedA animation.superimposed animated graphic
 
'''Audio:''' The opening or ending theme of the show.
 
'''Availability:''' Seen on TV Asahi productions from 2003 onwards, starting with late-2003 episodes of ''Doraemon'' (1979) and ''Shin Chan''/''Crayon Shin-chan'' respectively among others.
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Background

On April 1, 1977, Nippon Educational Television rebranded to Asahi National Broadcasting Co., Ltd. (ANB) and because of this, channel 10 rebranded from NET to TV Asahi. In 2003, the company rebranded to TV Asahi Corporation and in 2014, TV Asahi restructured as a holding company with the TV operations being taken over by the second incarnation of TV Asahi Corporation.

Animated Logos

1st Logo (April 22, 2002-2003)


Visuals: On a light blue background, there is the 1977 TV Asahi English wordmark in red as it forms in place with the words "Asahi National Broadcasting Co., Ltd." (ANB, TV Asahi's legal corporate name until 2003), in white being placed on the bottom. After that, the Network Symbol (consisting of five rectangles forming a pinwheel symbol with a yellow vertical rectangle at the bottom) appears after the wordmark is formed before Shin Chan Nohara/Shinnosuke Nohara, the protagonist of the station's Shin Chan/Crayon Shin-chan anime television series appears and snaps his fingers.

Technique: Digital traditional flash animation with footage of Shinnosuke Nohara snapping his fingers.

Audio: The theme to Shin Chan/Crayon Shin-chan.

Availability: Seen on the first season of the English dub of Shin Chan/Crayon Shin-chan, produced by Lacey Entertainment and TV Asahi.

2nd Logo (December 2004-2005)

Visuals: On a white background, there are some blue rectangular blocks as they fall down with the "tv asahi" wordmark in gray being placed on the top corner of the screen as it hovers around before a white light flashes.

Trivia: This logo was also used as a station ID from 2003 to 2008.

Technique: CGI by Tomato.

Audio: The theme to Shin Chan/Crayon Shin-chan.

Availability: Seen on the second season of the English dub of Shin Chan/Crayon Shin-chan, produced by Lacey Entertainment and TV Asahi.

3rd Logo (July 7, 2014-September 1, 2015)

Visuals: On a white background, there are some pink rectangular blocks that are moving in a vertical upright position, while the word "tv asahi" appears, also in pink on the left as it briefly moves.

Trivia: This logo was also used as a station ID from 2008 to 2011.

Technique: CGI.

Audio: A simple ding jingle.

Availability: Seen on the American English dub of Doraemon (2005).

In-Credit Logos

1st Logo (April 1, 1977-September 30, 2003)

Visuals: Superimposed on the show's opening and/or ending sequence is the 1977 TV Asahi wordmark, which consists of the words "テレビ朝日", albeit without the channel 10 symbol, usually in white.

Variants:

  • From October 1, 1996 to September 30, 2003, the Network Symbol was added on the left of the wordmark, starting with late-1996 episodes of Doraemon (1979) and Shin Chan/Crayon Shin-chan among others.
  • International prints of TV Asahi's in-house productions, such as Doraemon (1979) replace the Japanese wordmark with the English wordmark.

Technique: A superimposed hand-painted or digital graphic.

Audio: The opening or ending theme of the show.

Availability: Seen on TV Asahi's shows from that period, beginning with 1977-1979 episodes of Candy Candy and 1977-1982 episodes of Ikkyū-san among others.

2nd Logo (October 1, 2003-)

Visuals: Superimposed on the show's opening and/or ending sequence is the 2003 TV Asahi logo, consisting of a vertical rectangular block with the words "tv asahi" on the right, usually in white.

Variant:

  • An animated variant also exists, mainly used during ANN network-broadcasted news programs.
  • The logo could appear in multiple colors, such as in World Trigger, when the symbol and wordmark are in blue.

Technique: A superimposed animated graphic

Audio: The opening or ending theme of the show.

Availability: Seen on TV Asahi productions from 2003 onwards, starting with late-2003 episodes of Doraemon (1979) and Shin Chan/Crayon Shin-chan respectively among others.

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