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Background

Toei TV Production Co., Ltd. (株式会社東映テレビ・プロダクション), also known as Toei TVP, is the television production division (with occasional ventures in theatrical films) of Toei Company.

Logo (December 2, 1958?-)

Visuals: An in-credit logo featuring Toei's emblem with "東映" to the right of it.

Variants:

  • On Condorman, the logo uses "TTP" text without Toei's emblem.
  • On World Trigger, the logo has a light blue outer glow.
  • On KiraKira★Pretty Cure à la Mode, Healin' Good♡Pretty Cure, Tropical-Rouge! Pretty Cure, Delicious Party♡Pretty Cure and Wonderful Pretty Cure!, the logo is pink with a white stroke.
  • On Star★Twinkle Pretty Cure, the logo has a pink inner glow and black stroke.
  • On Soaring Sky! Precure, the logo has a light blue beveled stroke.
  • Some programs would have the text formatting and emblem drawing vary.

Technique: Superimposed animation.

Audio: The opening or closing theme of the show.

Availability: Can be seen on television series and franchises produced by them, such as the Super Sentai series, the Kamen Rider series, and others. It likely first appeared on Kaze Kozo, Toei's first television program, although footage from it has yet to surface online.

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