Background: Pixeline Studios is a Film Studio, Founded in 1972, which is currently famous for making animated shows and movies. Their female mascot for the company was named after the studio, Today its a subsidiary of ConnorWorks Entertainment Inc.
1st Logo (1972-1984)
Nicknames: "It's Pixeline!" "First Appearance of Pixeline" "70s Pixeline" "The Blonde Girl with a Shirt with a 8 Inside"
Logo: TBA
Trivia: Pixeline also appeared in PC games in the "Pixeline" franchise from 1994-Present with a different design and dress until 2004 in Danish Regions. This is her first appearence in 1972.
Variants:
- A Black and White Version Exists
FX/SFX: A Blend of Scanimate and Hand Drawn 2D Cartoon Animation.
Music/Sounds: A majestic piano/string theme
Music/Sounds Variant: The Short variant is silent or the ending theme of the show or movie
Availability: Extremely rare.
Editors Note: None
2nd Logo (1984-2000 2004-Present)
Nicknames: "PixelineTron 3000" "Tron-Era Pixeline" "The Reason Why Daft Punk Should Make Logos" "Lisberger Studios's Long Distant Cousin"
Logo: On a space background, three glowing satellites appear in the center as five stars on the left and the word “Pixeline” appear on the right. The satellites moved every time the screen flashes, but then they zoom into the black background, which is then shot by the glowing, blue energy, which then morphs into PixelBot in his robotic "Robo-Line" suit. He flies off into the sky where he is threatened by his enemy, Pixeline with her hoverboard. Pixeline disappears afterwards and PixelBot's robotic body electrocutes himself and explodes! Then the clouds from the explosion forms the text "PIXELINE" with the word "Studios" appear under it.
Variants: Starting In 2010, The logo is resurrected with the 2004 logo instead and the logo is now updated with higher detail.
FX/SFX: Everything. The logo was actually well made for its time
Music/Sounds: Various whoosh and electronic sounds accompanied by an ominous choir. After PixelBot appears, A Futuristic Synth/Orchestral Fanfare was heard with the laughter from PixelBot, a small whoosh when Pixeline flies, the electronic screaming and zapping when PixelBot's body shocks himself, the loud explosion,
Availability: Common
Editor's Note: The Animation in this logo is so avant garde, and it's hard to tell by the graphics itself/
3rd logo (2000-2004)
Nicknames: "2000s Pixeline" "Tron-Era Pixeline V2"
Logo: Same as the Previous Logo, But The Glowing Blue energy from the explosion eventually morphs into Pixeline instead. She is now armed with two discs and throws them into view. After a while, she eventually retrieves the discs and they turn into orbs of light. Pixeline crashes the orbs of light together and they explode, making them (and her as well) disappear. The logo of the company appears from before with a huge flash, this time, the text "PIXELINE" is now in its usual Lithos Black font and it now glows in yellow.
Trivia: TBA
Variants: TBA
FX/SFX: TBA
Music/Sounds: Various whoosh and electronic sounds accompanied by an ominous choir that sound similar to the previous logo, but not quite. After Pixeline appears, a different Futuristic Synth/Orchestral Fanfare was heard.
Availability: TBA
Editor's Note: Its a Major Improvement over the previous logo.
4th logo (2004-2012)
Nicknames: "2004 Pixeline" "Modern-Day Pixeline" "Pixeline's shadow" "Flashing Light Pixeline"
Logo: TBa
Trivia: TBA
Variants:
- There is also a longer version where we start off with 4 Blue streaks swirling around. Then they collide rapidly into one huge flash as the rest plays as usual
- On most cases, the URL “www.pixeline.com” is shown below
- Starting in 2007, the byline "A ConnorWorks Entertainment Inc Company" with "ConnorWorks" in its 1951-2017 logo font is added at the bottom as it fades in after the logo is formed
FX/SFX: The lights flashing and the logo forming from a shockwave and the glowing Pixeline animation. Excellent CGI! But the animation is so fast, it could cause seizures
Music/Sounds: A dissonant weird "phaser"-like noise that sounds like something from “3 Palavrinhas”, then it turns into a deep synthesized theme that ranges from ominous and choir-like to more electric accompanied with a buzzing sound at the end when Pixeline starts glowing.
Music/Sounds Variant:
- The Short Version just has the buzzing sound.
Availability: TBA
Editor's Note: The animation and music can startle some. It doesn't help matters for people who have epileptic seizures.
4th logo (2012-2019)
Nicknames: "Modern-Day Pixeline II" "Beyond Imagination" "The logo before THX's Genesis Trailer"
Logo: A large splash of light explodes on the screen, and the camera zooms out to reveal a Milky Way. We continue to zoom out through the space-like background as a ocean appears below TBA Bylines:
- 2012-2017, "A ConnorWorks Entertainment Inc Company" with "ConnorWorks" in its 1951-2017 logo font.
- 2017-Present, the ConnorWorks Entertainment Inc byline with "ConnorWorks" in its 2017-Present logo font
Trivia: TBA
Variants:
- On the “Pixeline Mini” Shorts, The short variant is shown next to the “Superdeux logo.
- On some episodes of Phase Out..., The logo is Spoofed. Instead of Pixeline Studios, it reads "PIXELINE CANISTERS"
FX/SFX: Do we really need to describe everything that happened? Very impressive CGI. But.... Strangely Enough... despite her 2012 appearence, Pixeline is still in her 2004-2011 look,
Music/Sounds: A powerful Orchestral score that builds up into the same electric synth theme from the previous logo without the buzzing
Music/Sounds Variant:
- The short version only has the usual Electric synth music from the previous logo
Availability: Common
Editor's Note: None
5th Logo (2019-Present)
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Nicknames: "Modern-Day Pixeline III" "Ilumination Pixeline" "The Pixeline Acid Trip" "What the heck is going on in here!?" "The New Pixeline"
Logo: The young Pixeline, oddly CGI, slides on-screen, adorably sits down, creates power balls and slowly pushes them together. A vortex is formed from them and Pixeline gets dragged into it. We see a bunch of colorful lights. She pushes them out of the way. The vortex gets faster and a flashing light appears on-screen. She lands as a teen. The X forms. It is now in CGI along with the rest of the logo. The text starts illuminating like before.
Trivia: TBA
Variants:
- A Bylineless version exists.
FX/SFX: Excellent CGI animation that blends in with classic 2D animation
Music/Sounds: A Remix of the Previous logo's theme, with more glitchier aspects
Music/Sounds Variant: TBA
Availability: Brand New.
Editor's Note: None