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'''Nicknames''': "Dated CGI" "Filipino Universal", "What Is The Robotz Theme For Windows 98 And Windows NT 4.0 Doing Here?", "Another Candidate for the Worst Logo" |
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Logo: On a space background, a star flashes, and a spinning Earth appears on the star and flies to the center of the screen. A comet then appears and flies around the planet. The red text " |
'''Logo''': On a space background, a star flashes, and a spinning Earth appears on the star and flies to the center of the screen. A comet then appears and flies around the planet. The red text "<font color="#ff0000"><i>WILD WORLD</i></font>" emerges from the planet and zooms in. A star appears on the text and moves from left to right, where it disappears. "<font color="#ff0000"><i>ENTERTAINMENT CO, INC</i></font>", along with copies, zoom out below the planet and stop. The text glows in white. |
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Variant: On ''Boldstar'', it just features the Earth rotating and the text zooming out. |
'''Variant''': On ''Boldstar'', it just features the Earth rotating and the text zooming out. |
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FX/SFX: It's all in dated CGI. |
'''FX/SFX''': It's all in dated CGI. |
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Music/Sounds: The Windows 98 Robotz startup sound (a short synth pad), and then a whoosh sound when the comet flies. Then the Windows NT 4.0 startup sound plays, along with more whooshes. The variant has no NT 4.0 startup sound, but an explosion-like sound with a reverse crash. |
'''Music/Sounds''': The Windows 98 Robotz startup sound (a short synth pad), and then a whoosh sound when the comet flies. Then the Windows NT 4.0 startup sound plays, along with more whooshes. The variant has no NT 4.0 startup sound, but an explosion-like sound with a reverse crash. |
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Availability: Extremely rare, as the original version can only be seen on ''Bayarán''. The company only released two films in 2003, with the other being ''Boldstar'' (which used the variant). |
'''Availability''': Extremely rare, as the original version can only be seen on ''[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7VTsxFwLv7A Bayarán]''. The company only released two films in 2003, with the other being ''Boldstar'' (which used the variant). |
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Editor's Note: You may laugh a lot because it's a rip-off of the Universal logo, or because of the blatant use of Windows startup sounds. |
'''Editor's Note''': You may laugh a lot because it's a rip-off of the Universal logo, or because of the blatant use of Windows startup sounds. |
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[[Category:Filipino Movie Logos]] |
[[Category:Filipino Movie Logos]] |
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Revision as of 12:51, 12 July 2020
(April 23, 2003-May 7, 2003)
Nicknames: "Dated CGI" "Filipino Universal", "What Is The Robotz Theme For Windows 98 And Windows NT 4.0 Doing Here?", "Another Candidate for the Worst Logo"
Logo: On a space background, a star flashes, and a spinning Earth appears on the star and flies to the center of the screen. A comet then appears and flies around the planet. The red text "WILD WORLD" emerges from the planet and zooms in. A star appears on the text and moves from left to right, where it disappears. "ENTERTAINMENT CO, INC", along with copies, zoom out below the planet and stop. The text glows in white.
Variant: On Boldstar, it just features the Earth rotating and the text zooming out.
FX/SFX: It's all in dated CGI.
Music/Sounds: The Windows 98 Robotz startup sound (a short synth pad), and then a whoosh sound when the comet flies. Then the Windows NT 4.0 startup sound plays, along with more whooshes. The variant has no NT 4.0 startup sound, but an explosion-like sound with a reverse crash.
Availability: Extremely rare, as the original version can only be seen on Bayarán. The company only released two films in 2003, with the other being Boldstar (which used the variant).
Editor's Note: You may laugh a lot because it's a rip-off of the Universal logo, or because of the blatant use of Windows startup sounds.
