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==== Background ====
'''Yahoo! Originals''' was the second production company of the American media company '''Yahoo!''' after Yahoo! Studios (Yahoo! Groups also hosted the original CLG Wiki). It was founded in 2015 (despite the first logo appearing on ''The Blue Ribbon Hunter'' 3 years earlier). Its primary purpose was to produce programs for Yahoo!'s streaming service at the time, Yahoo! Screen. This, however, was discontinued in 2016, and the production division went with it.
 
====1st Logo (2015-2016)November =1, 2012)===
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'''Nicknames:''' "Silver Basketball (all-silver variant)", "Technological ''Yahoo!"'' (technology-esque variant)"
 
'''Visuals:''' There is the Yahoo! logo at the time quickly zooming out on a black background with a purple light. A copyright notice is at the bottom of the screen.
'''Logo:'''
 
'''Technique:''' CGI.
Silver Variant: We see various small silver dots. The camera then zooms out to reveal that we are looking at a basketball made up of those small dots. The background then fades in, revealing a cityscape. As the basketball moves further away, the text "A YAHOO! RIGINAL" slowly turns into place. The basketball then rests as the "O" in "Originals". The logo then glimmers before suddenly, we see a large, sweeping white line followed by another line, this one purple, cover the screen. As the white line passes the text, the text becomes purple and the basketball becomes an "O". When the purple line passes over, the text becomes white.
 
'''Audio:''' A whoosh, followed by a short synth jingle.
 
'''Availability:''' Only seen on ''The Blue Ribbon Hunter''.
 
===2nd Logo (March 17-June 2, 2015)===
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'''LogoVisuals:'''
Technology Variant: On a white background, we see a mobile-like screen. Various symbols appear on screen resembling that of a computer chip. The text finishes writing out, with a smiley-face replacing the "O" in "Originals". The process with the white and purple lines from the previous variant then occurs.
 
* '''Silver Variant:''' The logo Westarts seewith various small silver dots. The camera then zooms out to reveal that we are looking at a basketball made up of those small dots. The background then fades in, revealing a cityscape. As the basketball moves further away, the text "A YAHOO''!'' RIGINAL" slowly turns into place. The basketball then rests as the "O" in "Originals". The logo then glimmers before suddenly, wethere seeis a large, sweeping white line followed by another line, this one purple, cover the screen. As the white line passes the text, the text becomes purple and the basketball becomes an "O". When the purple line passes over, the text becomes white.
'''FX/SFX:''' In both, everything.
* '''Technology Variant:''' On a white background, wethere seeis a mobile-like screen. Various symbols appear on screen resembling that of a computer chip. The text finishes writing out, with a smiley-face replacing the "O" in "Originals". The process with the white and purple lines from the previous variant then occurs.
* '''Community Variant:''' On a wooden background, "{{color|darkviolet|A YAHOO''!'' ✿RIGINAL}}" is scribbled in purple, with a flower replacing the "O". Again, the white and purple lines appear to form the logo.
 
'''Technique:''' A mix of CGI and Flash animation.
'''Music/Sounds:'''
 
'''Audio:''' Depends on the variant:
Silver Variant: A strange synthesized opening with drum beats and glimmering sounds. Towards the end, a remixed version of the old Yahoo! jingle begins playing.
 
* '''Silver Variant:''' A strange synthesized opening with drum beats and glimmering sounds. Towards the end, a remixed version of the old Yahoo! jingle begins playing.
* '''Technology Variant:''' Various computer sounds, followed by the same remixed jingle.
* '''Community Variant:''' Scribbling sounds with some background chatter and then the Yahoo! jingle.
 
'''Availability:''' Relatively difficult to spot considering its short usage and the company's primary distributor was their own streaming service that has since gone defunct. This logo is also removed or plastered whenever the service's former programs show up elsewhere, such as physical releases and other streaming platforms.
*The Silver variant was seen on ''Sin City Saints''.
*The Technology variant was seen on ''Other Space''.
*The Community variant was seen on season 6 of ''Community''.
 
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Latest revision as of 11:18, 9 August 2024


Background

Yahoo! Originals was the second production company of the American media company Yahoo! after Yahoo! Studios (Yahoo! Groups also hosted the original CLG Wiki). It was founded in 2015 (despite the first logo appearing on The Blue Ribbon Hunter 3 years earlier). Its primary purpose was to produce programs for Yahoo!'s streaming service at the time, Yahoo! Screen. This, however, was discontinued in 2016, and the production division went with it.

1st Logo (November 1, 2012)


Visuals: There is the Yahoo! logo at the time quickly zooming out on a black background with a purple light. A copyright notice is at the bottom of the screen.

Technique: CGI.

Audio: A whoosh, followed by a short synth jingle.

Availability: Only seen on The Blue Ribbon Hunter.

2nd Logo (March 17-June 2, 2015)


Visuals:

  • Silver Variant: The logo starts with various small silver dots. The camera then zooms out to reveal that we are looking at a basketball made up of those small dots. The background then fades in, revealing a cityscape. As the basketball moves further away, the text "A YAHOO! RIGINAL" slowly turns into place. The basketball then rests as the "O" in "Originals". The logo then glimmers before suddenly, there is a large, sweeping white line followed by another line, this one purple, cover the screen. As the white line passes the text, the text becomes purple and the basketball becomes an "O". When the purple line passes over, the text becomes white.
  • Technology Variant: On a white background, there is a mobile-like screen. Various symbols appear on screen resembling that of a computer chip. The text finishes writing out, with a smiley-face replacing the "O" in "Originals". The process with the white and purple lines from the previous variant then occurs.
  • Community Variant: On a wooden background, "A YAHOO! ✿RIGINAL" is scribbled in purple, with a flower replacing the "O". Again, the white and purple lines appear to form the logo.

Technique: A mix of CGI and Flash animation.

Audio: Depends on the variant:

  • Silver Variant: A strange synthesized opening with drum beats and glimmering sounds. Towards the end, a remixed version of the old Yahoo! jingle begins playing.
  • Technology Variant: Various computer sounds, followed by the same remixed jingle.
  • Community Variant: Scribbling sounds with some background chatter and then the Yahoo! jingle.

Availability: Relatively difficult to spot considering its short usage and the company's primary distributor was their own streaming service that has since gone defunct. This logo is also removed or plastered whenever the service's former programs show up elsewhere, such as physical releases and other streaming platforms.

  • The Silver variant was seen on Sin City Saints.
  • The Technology variant was seen on Other Space.
  • The Community variant was seen on season 6 of Community.
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