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'''Visuals:''' Over a white or black background, we see a bold, cursive "{{color|blue|'''''Tm'''''}}" with the middle part of the "m" in {{color|gold|yellow}}. Below is the text "TYPE-MOON".
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'''Audio:''' None, or a voice saying "Type-Moon".
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Revision as of 05:01, 10 October 2023
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Background
Type-Moon is a Japanese company founded in 1998 by artist Takashi Takeuchi and writer Kinoko Nasu. The company's initial work was Kara no Kyoukai (aka Garden of Sinners), and the visual novel Tsukihime; the latter gained a strong following and resulted in lots of merchandise, a fighting game called Melty Blood featuring its characters, and an anime adaptation. The company would then transition from a doujin circle to a corporate company, and in 2004 they released Fate/stay night, spawning a much wider franchise with several adaptations and spinoffs in animanga and video game formats. They have collaborated with multiple companies including French-Bread, Studio Deen, Ufotable, ImageEpoch, Marvelous, Nitroplus and Lasengle.
1st Logo (December 30, 2002)
Visuals: We see the white text "TYPE-MOON" spread out over a black background.
Technique: None.
Audio: The opening theme of the game.
Availability: Seen on the original 2002 version of Melty Blood.
2nd Logo (October 28, 2005-)
Visuals: Over a white or black background, we see a bold, cursive "Tm" with the middle part of the "m" in yellow. Below is the text "TYPE-MOON".
Variants:
- On Fate/Tiger Colosseum, a shadow is seen behind the logo.
- On Arcade & PS2 versions of Melty Blood Actress Again, the logo is seen alongside the Ecole logo.
Technique: None.
Audio: None, or a voice saying "Type-Moon".
Availability: Seen on video games by the company such as Fate/Hollow Ataraxia (the logo's debut), Fate/Extra, Melty Blood: Actress Again, Fate/Grand Order, and Melty Blood: Type Lumina.