Change: On "The Chipmunks Go To The Movies,the 1990 starfield appeared, but this logo had the end credits music, along with a byline saying: Produced By DiC Enterprises Inc. For Bagdasarian Productions On DiC's English-dubbed episodes of Sailor Moon (known as Pretty Soilder Sailor Moon in Japan), this   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 2639)

Change: : This logo was designed and animated by Homer & AssociatesLogo: We see a boy sleeping in bed (a dog is on the bed, too) with a window above.   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 2590)

Change: (plastering the Vortex logo - the syndicated episodes carried the Vortex but originally aired with the Kid in Bed plastered over it). This variant was found on one of the episodes on the recent DVD release   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 2580)

Change: There is a variation where the "kid in bed" is completely deleted and the word "PRESENTS" fades in below in an ugly font. There is also no "DiC" sound bite heard. On an extremely rare occasion, a TM bug is strangely used instead of the standard ®. Why   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 2548)

Change: Entertainment (with the 1985 logo).Scare Factor: Low, depending on what you think of the music and the DiC logo’s look.2nd Logo (The Littles Custom Logo)(1983-1986) Logo: The character Dinky runs past a green DiC logo   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 2500)

Change: original 1987-1990 version. Despite it was used only on a extremely rare occasion, this isother invariants. factThe onedarkness of the scariest children's logo ever.1990-1997 variant: Medium to high, despite the scariness of this logo, this is the most well-known (and less scary) variant.1997   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 2505)

Change: videotaped one. None to minimal for the closing theme variant. This logo, however is probably more cheesy than scary, but that's nothing compared to the follow-up...4th Logo(1987-2001/2003-2005) Nicknames:"Kid In Bed", "Sleeping Kid", "DiC!", "Deek!"Logo: We see a boy sleeping   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 2591)

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)

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)

Change: DiC Animation City, and DiC Productions) was founded by Jean Chalopin in Paris, France in 1971, but the American arm debuted in 1982. It was bought by Capital Cities/ABC (now ABC, Inc.) in 1993 and The Walt   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 2498)