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* On ''Dietland'', it is the standard version, but appears zoomed out further back.
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'''Audio:''' A child's giggle with a hissing sound, or the closing theme.
'''Availability:''' Seen on ''Girlfriend's Guide to Divorce'', ''Code Black'', and ''UnREAL''. The zoomed out version appears on ''Dietland'', while the cropped version appears on ''Sharp Objects''.
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Descriptions by
JacksonLumby.2021 and SuperMax124
Captures by
SuperMax124
Video captures courtesy of
Broken Saw, Logo Archive, ClosingLogosHD, LogicSmash and ENunn
JacksonLumby.2021 and SuperMax124
Captures by
SuperMax124
Video captures courtesy of
Broken Saw, Logo Archive, ClosingLogosHD, LogicSmash and ENunn
Background
This is Marti Noxon's vanity card. It is named after Noxon's similarly petite writing partner, who parted ways but the name stuck.
Logo (December 2, 2014-August 26, 2018)
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Cropped version
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Zoomed out version
Visuals: On a teal background, there is a girl with pink hair, a white dress, socks and sandals with a bit of blood on her left leg, holding two lighters against a blue star. There is also the small red word "becca" appearing below her right arm. Underneath the girl reads "tiny pyro" in cursive.
Variants:
- On Sharp Objects, it is cropped in a rectangle on a black background and zoomed out. In addition, the word "becca" is moved to the top right below the star.
- On Dietland, it is the standard version, but appears zoomed out further back.
Technique: 2D animation.
Audio: A child's giggle with a hissing sound, or the closing theme.
Availability: Seen on Girlfriend's Guide to Divorce, Code Black, and UnREAL. The zoomed out version appears on Dietland, while the cropped version appears on Sharp Objects.