Change: Music/Sounds: A wooden flute theme followed by people shouting in Japanese.Availability: Rare;It was only seen on the abysmal Hi Hi Puffy AmiYumi. Also available on DVD.Scare Factor: None to minimal.minimal; the music and shouting it's a little crepy for some unexpected viewers.   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 921)  View all updates.

Change: as Walt Disney Productions (renamed The Walt Disney Company in 1986), this company produced its first animated film, Snow White and The Seven Dwarves, but it never used a proper logo until 1985. Instead it used an in-credit text on most of its films. In 1983, the company   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 1576)  View all updates.

Change: but this is still seen on all six VHS tapes of the show. The 1990-1997 variant with the "English Language Adaption" copyright can found on all English-dubbed episodes of Sailor Moon from   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 2589)  View all updates.

Change: “DiC...”. This variant earned the nickname "Chrous from Hell". 1987-1990 variant 4 (Slimer variant): same as the regular version, once again. 1990-1997: the dreamy music, spiffier starfield, a new (and better) voice-over kid (sounds higher pitched). 1990-1997 variant 1: the dreamy music, same starfield, 2nd voice-over kid, sped-up. 1990-1997   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 2576)  View all updates.

Change: pencils (including the infamous Sesame Street's Typewriter Guy segment P-Pencil).3rd Logo(2003-2006)Nickname: "The Paintbrush" (not to be confused with the 1993 FHE logo)Logo: We now have a paintbrush on a white (or black)   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 309)  View all updates.

Change: : Medium to high, the ugly color scheme combined with the loud music can scare more than a few.1978 variant: MediumSwirling Star music variant: Low to medium6th Logo (September 1979-1986/1990) Nicknames: "Swirling Star", "Twisting Star", "Taft Swirling Star", "Rainbow Twist"Twist", "The   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 6948)  View all updates.

Change: ''The Nickelodeon Pokedex'', "Nick TV"Logo: On a lime green background, we see a boy in glasses standing next to a large, winged turtle with a TV screen on it. The boy jumps onto the turtle as it flies around   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 892)  View all updates.

Change: 1990-1997 variant with the English Version can found on all English-dubbed episodes of Sailor Moon from September 1995 to early 2001. The rare (and scary) variant with the choir singing “DiC” was occasionally featured on post-1987 episodes of The Real Ghostbusters. This variant was found   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 2578)  View all updates.

Change: "The Other Globe of Doom"Logo: Like Universal Television's 1971-1991 logo, we see a still of the then-current Universal “Zooming Globe”, but the logo now reads, in the same font as the MCA byline on that logo: F R O MMCAT E L E   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 1857)  View all updates.

Change: tape had, strangely, full animation, although it was supposed to use the still version. It might have been a mistake in productionVariants: There is a variant with no animation and no text fading when the "Walt Disney Television" text stays on screen. Most Winnie the Pooh videos   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 1657)  View all updates.