Andal Alagar Cine Combines (India)
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(2004)
Nicknames: "The Schizophreniac Indian Logo", "Yellow Psychedelic Visuals of Doom", "Man, Are You Making Me Have a Headache With This?!", "ABC 1960s' Oscilloscope Gets Insane", "The Angry Tamil Logo", "Insanity Cine Combines"
Logo: TBA
FX/SFX: TBA
Cheesy Factor: The 1st half of the logo is tremendously dramatic and insane, compared to the regular forming of the logo after. Its like this logo is suffering from some sort of schizophrenia. This would actually be a more comfortable logo if the 1st half was removed.
Music/Sounds: Some discordant industrial sounds at the start, then followed by a triumphant synth fanfare.
Availability: Seen on Engal Anna.
Scare Factor: High. The logo starts so dramatically and loud that it will take a good blow for the majority of people, not even looking like a traditional Indian logo. But the actual logo forming after makes it more tame thanks due to the more situable nature, which may lead to confusion as part of that, but still eerie. This is on par with the 3rd Australian Broadcasting Corporation logo.
(2004)
Nicknames: "The Schizophreniac Indian Logo", "Yellow Psychedelic Visuals of Doom", "Man, Are You Making Me Have a Headache With This?!", "ABC 1960s' Oscilloscope Gets Insane", "The Angry Tamil Logo", "Insanity Cine Combines"
Logo: TBA
FX/SFX: TBA
Cheesy Factor: The 1st half of the logo is tremendously dramatic and insane, compared to the regular forming of the logo after. Its like this logo is suffering from some sort of schizophrenia. This would actually be a more comfortable logo if the 1st half was removed.
Music/Sounds: Some discordant industrial sounds at the start, then followed by a triumphant synth fanfare.
Availability: Seen on Engal Anna.
Scare Factor: High. The logo starts so dramatically and loud that it will take a good blow for the majority of people, not even looking like a traditional Indian logo. But the actual logo forming after makes it more tame thanks due to the more situable nature, which may lead to confusion as part of that, but still eerie. This is on par with the 3rd Australian Broadcasting Corporation logo.