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* Version 1: A coming at you synth theme, then a dramatic synth hit with computerized beeps as the U italicizes and the text shines. |
* Version 1: A coming at you synth theme, then a dramatic synth hit with computerized beeps as the U italicizes and the text shines. |
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* Version 2: Same as the 2nd [[A-Pix Entertainment]] logo. |
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* Otherwise, the ending theme of the program. |
* Otherwise, the ending theme of the program. |
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Revision as of 22:07, 26 January 2024
Editions by
Henrynguye5
Video captures courtesy of
Eric S. and Broken Saw
Henrynguye5
Video captures courtesy of
Eric S. and Broken Saw
Logo (1997-Late 2000s)
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Visuals:
- Version 1: There is the globe zooming in. A "U" zooms out. The text "UNAPIX" with "ENTERTAINMENT INC." under it follow the "U" above it.
- Version 2: Similar to the 2nd A-Pix Entertainment logo but, the planet comes to the right while the "U" and the company name zoom-out.
Variants:
- The film division replaces "ENTERTAINMENT" with "FILMS". The text are black. Also, the background has a blue spotlight.
- The company Unapix Productions West replaces "ENTERTAINMENT INC." with "PRODUCTIONS WEST"
Technique: CGI.
Audio:
- Version 1: A coming at you synth theme, then a dramatic synth hit with computerized beeps as the U italicizes and the text shines.
- Version 2: Same as the 2nd A-Pix Entertainment logo.
- Otherwise, the ending theme of the program.
Availability: Seen on What a Blast!, TeleVoid, Beyond the Mind's Eye, Ice Cream Man, Mercy, and Secret Santa, among others. Was also spotted on Weird TV in syndication, and Mysteries of Magic on The Learning Channel. Unapix Films appeared on Unknown. Unknown for Unapix Productions West.
