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*The ''Wreck-It Ralph'' variant has an 8-bit version of the music. |
*The ''Wreck-It Ralph'' variant has an 8-bit version of the music. |
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*The animated shorts variant has the last few seconds of Mickey whistling with the music. |
*The animated shorts variant has the last few seconds of Mickey whistling with the music. |
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*On both ''Frozen'' movies, ''Moana'' and ''Raya and the Last Dragon'', the movie's opening theme/sounds plays over the logo instead. |
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*The closing variant is silent, except for on ''The Princess and the Frog'' where it just has Mickey's whistling without any background music at all, ''Zootopia'', where nature-like sounds play over the logo, and ''Ralph Breaks the Internet'', wherein Ralph talks over the logo and the 2011 [[Walt Disney Pictures|Disney]] logo before being cut off by the latter turning off with a TV effect, similar to the closing of the previous installment. |
*The closing variant is silent, except for on ''The Princess and the Frog'' where it just has Mickey's whistling without any background music at all, ''Zootopia'', where nature-like sounds play over the logo, and ''Ralph Breaks the Internet'', wherein Ralph talks over the logo and the 2011 [[Walt Disney Pictures|Disney]] logo before being cut off by the latter turning off with a TV effect, similar to the closing of the previous installment. |
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*The still logo has the end theme play over it. |
*The still logo has the end theme play over it. |
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* It was first seen on ''Meet the Robinsons'', and can be seen on every Disney animated feature henceforth, most recently ''Raya and the Last Dragon'', as well as short films like ''How to Hook Up Your Home Theater'', ''The Ballad of Nessie'', ''Tangled Ever After'', ''Paperman'', ''Get a Horse!'', ''Feast'' and ''Inner Workings''. |
* It was first seen on ''Meet the Robinsons'', and can be seen on every Disney animated feature henceforth, most recently ''Raya and the Last Dragon'', as well as short films like ''How to Hook Up Your Home Theater'', ''The Ballad of Nessie'', ''Tangled Ever After'', ''Paperman'', ''Get a Horse!'', ''Feast'' and ''Inner Workings''. |
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* The still version can be seen on the ''Prep & Landing'' TV specials, as well as the short ''Operation: Secret Santa''. |
* The still version can be seen on the ''Prep & Landing'' TV specials, as well as the short ''Operation: Secret Santa''. |
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* It was also seen on the |
* It was also seen on the reissues of ''Beauty of the Beast'' (1991) and the 3D version of ''The Lion King'' (1994). |
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* This logo may or may not be retired in the future as a new print logo was introduced recently, though as of now, it is announced to still be used as an on-screen logo. |
* This logo may or may not be retired in the future as a new print logo was introduced recently, though as of now, it is announced to still be used as an on-screen logo. |
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* This does not appear on [[Pixar Animation Studios]] films, as they still use their own logo. |
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'''Editor's Note:''' A very nice throwback to the very first Disney cartoon. |
'''Editor's Note:''' A very nice throwback to the very first Disney cartoon. |
Walt Disney Animation Studios (formerly known as Walt Disney Animation until 1994 and Walt Disney Feature Animation until 2007) is an American animation studio formed in 1986 by the animation staff of Walt Disney Productions during the split of the company, with its non-animation staff formed The Walt Disney Company. The original Walt Disney Productions (formerly known as Disney Brothers Cartoon Studio until 1926 and Walt Disney Studio until 1929) was founded in 1923 by Walt Disney and Roy O. Disney after their previous studio Laugh-O-Gram Studio went defunct for bankruptcy. As both Walt Disney Productions and Walt Disney Animation Studios combined, it is one of the oldest-running animation studios in the world, and was known for making feature-length movies, though it does make animated shorts as well. The company didn't have a on-screen logo until John Lasseter took in change of the studio in 2007. The current CEO of the studio is Frozen co director and winter Jennifer Lee since 2017.
Nickname: "Steamboat Willie"
Logo: On a gold paper background, a red circle is drawn in. As the camera zooms out, more pieces of paper fold out on the screen like a flipbook (a la the 2002 Marvel logo), and quickly the red circle becomes a rough sketch of Mickey Mouse in his appearance from the 1928 Disney cartoon Steamboat Willie. Eventually, the pages stop flipping, and the sketch animates (showing Mickey happily whistling while turning the wheel on the steamboat he is driving) before slowly turning into the original scene it depicts from the short. The scene zooms out onto a yellow-gold spotlight background, and below the picture, the words "WALT DiSNEY" write themselves in a sketchier version of the signature corporate font, with "ANIMATION STUDIOS" fading in underneath.
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FX/SFX: Mostly CGI. The logo was directed by Mike Gabriel and produced by Roy Conli, using Ub Iwerks' original animation drawings from Steamboat Willie as reference.
Music/Sounds: The sound of pages turning followed by Mickey whistling a cheerful tune.
Music/Sounds Variants:
Availability: Current.
Editor's Note: A very nice throwback to the very first Disney cartoon.
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