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'''Visuals:''' On a space background, bubbles with images on them (mostly on nature, like the red tulip, a sunflower, a pelican, a gecko, a parrot and some fishes) form together and morph into the head of a Puss in Boots-like character named Pero, the star of Toei's 1969 adaptation of Charles Perrault's Puss in Boots tale. The background transitions into the multicolored starburst background and to white, and the head zooms out to make way for the "TOEI ANIMATION" text to zoom out into the screen. |
'''Visuals:''' On a space background, bubbles with images on them (mostly on nature, like the red tulip, a sunflower, a pelican, a gecko, a parrot and some fishes) form together and morph into the head of a Puss in Boots-like character named Pero, the star of Toei's 1969 adaptation of Charles Perrault's Puss in Boots tale. The background transitions into the multicolored starburst background and to white, and the head zooms out to make way for the "TOEI ANIMATION" text to zoom out into the screen. |
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*In some films that were produced in a <u>1:33:1 (4:3) full-screen aspect ratio</u>, the logo is letterboxed. At the end, the black bars from the top and bottom move out. |
*In some films that were produced in a <u>1:33:1 (4:3) full-screen aspect ratio</u>, the logo is letterboxed. At the end, the black bars from the top and bottom move out. |
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*On ''Yes! Precure 5 GoGo! - Okashi no Kuni no happy birthday'', after being animated, the logo zooms out while fading and becoming superimposed on a red curtain that leads intro the movie's beginning. |
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*A <u>short version</u>, which starts after the head has finished forming, is occasionally used. |
*A <u>short version</u>, which starts after the head has finished forming, is occasionally used. |
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*An all-red logo, with the wording 'Since 1956' and a registered trademark symbol was used in the end credits of the short-lived <u>[[4Kids Entertainment|4Kids]] dub of ''One Piece''</u>. |
*An all-red logo, with the wording 'Since 1956' and a registered trademark symbol was used in the end credits of the short-lived <u>[[4Kids Entertainment|4Kids]] dub of ''One Piece''</u>. |
Toei Animation is the animation production subsidiary of Toei Company Ltd. It was established in 1956 at the former Tokyo-Ōizumi animation studio by purchasing the assets of Japan Animated Films. By the mid-60's, the company began producing anime for television. The company also produces feature-length anime films, based on well-known stories and their TV series. Toei Animation is famous for adapting such manga series as Dragon Ball, One Piece, and Sailor Moon, and for popularizing Digimon. Toei Animation also made overseas work for Marvel Productions and Hanna-Barbera.
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1st Logo (1984, US) | 2nd Logo (August 6, 1993) | 3rd Logo (July 12, 1997-2017) | 4th Logo (2016-) |
Visuals: There is a small line-art version of Pero (as described below) in reverse video, with the text "Produced in Association with" above and "TOEI DOGA" below, all in the Transformers credits font. Below all this is a Sunbow copyright notice, in a compressed sans-serif.
Technique: None.
Audio: The Transformers end theme.
Availability: Only seen on early season 1 episodes of Transformers.
Visuals: On a white background with a blurred picture of a rainbow, we see the text, "Toei Animation" appearing on top of the screen in an arc formation. On the bottom, Japanese text saying "生産" (which means "Production") appears.
Technique: CGI.
Audio: None.
Availability: Was only seen on Dragon Ball Z: Plan to Eradicate the Saiyans. (OVA)
Visuals: On a space background, bubbles with images on them (mostly on nature, like the red tulip, a sunflower, a pelican, a gecko, a parrot and some fishes) form together and morph into the head of a Puss in Boots-like character named Pero, the star of Toei's 1969 adaptation of Charles Perrault's Puss in Boots tale. The background transitions into the multicolored starburst background and to white, and the head zooms out to make way for the "TOEI ANIMATION" text to zoom out into the screen.
Variants:
Technique: CGI.
Audio: A triumphant orchestral fanfare ending with a timpani roll. In most cases, it'll use the last part of the show's ending theme, or a descending sparkling noise ending in 4 bell tolls.
Audio Variant: On Tamagotchi: Honto no Hanashi, bubble sounds, followed by a "ta-da!" sound effect originally taken from Fun and Fancy Free (and used as a stock sound effect in Cartoon Trax Volume 1) and a girl saying "Yippee!".
Availability:
Visuals: There are 2 variants for this logo:
Variants:
Technique: CGI.
Audio: 2 whoosh sounds, a sound when Pero jumps down and a proud note.
Audio Variant: The long version contains a filmstrip sound (similar to the 2012 Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer logo), a glitter sound when Pero uses his wand, a Dragon Ball Z sound when Pero flies and the 2 whoosh sounds, the sound when Pero jumps down and the proud note. On one occasion, instead of the 4 mentioned sounds, there were 3 whooshes and a glitter sound when the gold stars appear.
Availability: