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===Background===
Background: Sparky Animation is a Singaporean animation company formed in 2006.
'''Sparky Animation''' is a Singaporean animation company formed in 2006.


===Logo (September 7, 2009-)===
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'''Visuals:''' On a dark green background, there is a spark flying around the word "SPARKY" in a grotesque-like font. The background turns out to be light green, as the sparks stop above the logo and flashes. Everything turns flat, with a group of sparks around the name. The text "Animation" below appears in a Arial Narrow-like font. The logo then fades out.
1st Logo
(2006-)
Sparky Animation (2007)


'''Variants:'''
Logo: On a dark green background, we see sparks flying around plastic the word "SPARKY" in a grotesque-like font. The background turns out to be light green, as the sparks stop above the logo and flashes. Everything turns flat, with a group of sparks around the name. The text "Animation" below appears in a Arial Narrow-like font. Logo stays briefly before fading out.
* On ''Dinosaur Train'', the logo is seen still (with the background intact) above the [[Infocomm Media Development Authority|MDA Singapore]] logo on a white background.
* On ''Ruff-Ruff, Tweet and Dave'', the logo is still and in-credit, along with the [[Infocomm Media Development Authority|MDA]] logo on the right side.


'''Technique:''' 2D CGI. A still graphic for the variants.
FX/SFX: The spark flying around.


Music/Sounds: A piano theme ending with a string section, along with the sounds of the spark.
'''Audio:''' A piano theme ending with a string section, along with the sounds of the spark, heard so far on ''Mr. Moon''.


Availablity: Can be seen on Mr. Moon, Dinosaur Train on PBS, and Ruff-Ruff, Tweet and Dave on Sprout.
'''Audio Variant:''' On ''Dinosaur Train'' and ''Ruff-Ruff, Tweet and Dave'', it uses the end theme of the show.


'''Availablity:''' Can be seen on ''Mr. Moon'' on TVOKids, Knowledge Kids and on City TV Saskatchewan. The first variant appears on ''Dinosaur Train'' on PBS, and the in-credit version appears on ''Ruff-Ruff, Tweet and Dave'' on TVOntario and Sprout.
Editor's Note: Not a badly-animated logo.


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Latest revision as of 09:08, 6 June 2024


Background

Sparky Animation is a Singaporean animation company formed in 2006.

Logo (September 7, 2009-)


Visuals: On a dark green background, there is a spark flying around the word "SPARKY" in a grotesque-like font. The background turns out to be light green, as the sparks stop above the logo and flashes. Everything turns flat, with a group of sparks around the name. The text "Animation" below appears in a Arial Narrow-like font. The logo then fades out.

Variants:

  • On Dinosaur Train, the logo is seen still (with the background intact) above the MDA Singapore logo on a white background.
  • On Ruff-Ruff, Tweet and Dave, the logo is still and in-credit, along with the MDA logo on the right side.

Technique: 2D CGI. A still graphic for the variants.

Audio: A piano theme ending with a string section, along with the sounds of the spark, heard so far on Mr. Moon.

Audio Variant: On Dinosaur Train and Ruff-Ruff, Tweet and Dave, it uses the end theme of the show.

Availablity: Can be seen on Mr. Moon on TVOKids, Knowledge Kids and on City TV Saskatchewan. The first variant appears on Dinosaur Train on PBS, and the in-credit version appears on Ruff-Ruff, Tweet and Dave on TVOntario and Sprout.

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