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* Sometimes, the "INC." is replaced with ".net". |
* Sometimes, the "INC." is replaced with ".net". |
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* An animated long version exists. The logo starts out on a dark sky with many clouds. Then the bird from the logo flies onto the screen. |
* An animated long version exists. The logo starts out on a dark sky with many clouds. Then the bird from the logo flies onto the screen. It flies closer to the screen and as it flies, a moon appears behind it. After that, a branch appears, and the bird sits on the branch with the moon behind it. The background fades to black, the moon to a white circle, and the bird turns into its normal colors. The rest of the logo plays out normally, albeit without "INC." in it. |
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* On ''T.O.T.S.: Tiny Ones Transport Service'', a short version is used in which the logo quickly zooms out as soon as the titmouse says "Chirp" and the sound effects start playing sooner. |
* On ''T.O.T.S.: Tiny Ones Transport Service'', a short version is used in which the logo quickly zooms out as soon as the titmouse says "Chirp" and the sound effects start playing sooner. |
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* An in-credit version exists with inverted colors (black text and white bird and shadow) which, like the long version, lacks the word "INC.". |
* An in-credit version exists with inverted colors (black text and white bird and shadow) which, like the long version, lacks the word "INC.". |
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* On the long version, it starts off with a loud timpani hit that echoes long after it is played, and then a synthesized chorus note plays. The rest plays as normal. |
* On the long version, it starts off with a loud timpani hit that echoes long after it is played, and then a synthesized chorus note plays. The rest plays as normal. |
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* Sometimes, the end theme plays over it or it's silent. |
* Sometimes, the end theme plays over it or it's silent. |
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* On ''Metalocalypse: Army of the Doomstar'', the voice is absent. |
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Titmouse, Inc. is an American animation studio that develops and produces animated television programming, feature films, music videos, title sequences, commercials, and short films. It is named after the titmouse, founder Chris Prynoski's favorite bird.
The studio was originally founded in February 2000 as a small T-shirt company in Vancouver, British Columbia by couple Chris and Shannon Prynoski. However, upon getting more requests for cartoons than for T-shirts, they decided to abandon screen-printing in favor of animation. The Prynoskis moved to Los Angeles, California, and opened the revamped Titmouse, Inc. as an animation studio. Antonio Canobbio, who had worked with Chris Prynoski at MTV and both Prynoskis at Cartoon Network in L.A., was hired as creative director.
Today, Titmouse has offices in Los Angeles, New York City, London, Melbourne, and Vancouver. Their productions include Metalocalypse, China, IL, Star Trek: Lower Decks, Big Mouth and its spin-off, Human Resources, and films such as Nerdland and Arlo the Alligator Boy, among others.
Visuals: On a black background, there is text that says "Titmouse Productions". Above the text is a picture of an actual titmouse.
Technique: Live-action photography.
Audio: Only the sound of a motorcycle revving.
Availability: It was only seen on an early pilot of Motorcity.
Visuals: A cartoon tufted titmouse says "Chirp!" in a white circle on a black background. The screen then zooms out to the text "titmouse", with "INC." under "e", all in a stylized font with a protruding shadow on a blue background with sunrays. The titmouse's silhouette makes up the hole in the "o". The logo slowly zooms out a bit more before either cutting to black or the next logo after it.
Trivia: The titmouse seen in the logo made its first appearance on the official website in September 2000; it can be seen on the side of the website.
Variants:
Technique: Flash animation.
Audio: The bird saying the dialogue in a deep voice, and some strange futuristic noises (a laser zap and a rising swoosh) followed by a "BOP!" sound.
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