I started my account for this wiki on February 13, 2022, and I was active daily & doing a bunch of edits (including filling in descriptions for empty pages). My last edits on the mirahaze platform were made in December of 2022. On October 14th, 2023, I re-registered my account for this type of wiki to return from my long hiatus and have a chance at having a redemption.
I'm mainly focused on the odd, the old, and the obscure kind.
I'm more active on discord than this wiki, and therefore, you can find me on the community discord.
I got TVB from...
the top of my head, and doesn't have an actual meaning.
I was active on the old wiki, the most notable time period would be Spring of 2022.
I'm a video editor that uses CapCut, Alight Motion, and Motion Ninja.
Currently, I don't have much of a goal, as my goals in this wiki are completed.
Expanding my sandbox filled with descriptions for logos w/out a page whenever I want to. Link seen below.
I hate editing on mobile, yet I have to use my phone to edit (very lucky) 😀
Although I won't be editing most of the time anymore, here are a selection of companies I want to make a page about:
Austria Filmverleih
Louis Merchandise Ltd.
El Departamento Nacional de Cinematografía
Sree Rajeswari Creations
Jalal Films
Suidwes-Afrikaanse Uitsaaikorporasie/South West African Broadcasting Corporation
Mongolia Films
Khan Film Studio
ORTB (Radiodiffusion et Télévision du Bénin)
Moon Light Productions
Shilpa Movies International
More is coming soon...
Milestones and Achievements
Milestones
First Registeredː February 13, 2022
50 Edits (Old account)ː March 5, 2022
100 Edits (Old)ː March 26, 2022
500 Edits (Old)ː April 24, 2022
1000 Edits (Old)ː June 6, 2022
First Image Featuredː June 18, 2022
1-year Anniversary: February 13, 2023
Re-Registered: October 14, 2023
100 Edits (New account): October 21, 2023
300 Edits (New, decided to record this one while I can): November 9, 2023
500 Edits (New): November 23, 2023
1000 Edits (New): December 29, 2023 (nice 😃)
Achievements
In the AVID style
Made over 2,000 edits Uploaded over 600 files Have 7 featured images Created over 100 pages
Featured Images
These are the featured Images in my book, which can be found on the Forum:Surprise Logo Discoveries. It also contains a backstory. This section is sorted by the time with the template.
1st Featured Imageː Lux Film (USSR, October 1955)
Backstoryː On June 14, 2022, I was basically finding random logos to capture, since it has been 12 days since I posted something very rare. I searched up "Soviet Paramount Logo" at one point, and I got a video from Mr. Gann. I was shocked about this and the bonus features. I rushed to upload the capture, and put it in the Surprised Logo Discoveries Forum and the Paramount Pictures page, which then got removed since it turns out to not be Paramount Pictures, and is instead that of Lux Film. Shortly, it got featured.
Availabilityː It was seen on a Soviet print of Ulysses.
Editor's Noteː
Not my find. Due credit goes to Mr. Gann.
It was revealed ages ago that it isn't Paramount Pictures, and it's another company using the Paramount-styled mountain. Writing it to avoid confusion.
2nd Featured Imageː RKO Radio Pictures (French Orange-Tinted Version, 1950)
Video unavailable...
Backstoryː On June 1, 2022, I was searching for random stuff like usual. At one point, I was searching for International RKO stuff because I'm a fan of doing that. I found this and noticed the orange tint, so I decided to upload that version because I thought "Why not?". Then I put it in said Forum with some Image from the category below. Then it got featured on June 17, 2022.
Availabilityː Seen on a french print of one of RKO's films.
Editor's Noteː Not my find. Due credit goes to LogicSmash.
3rd Featured Image: Paramount Pictures (Textless, 1967)
Backstory {from what I can remember}: Just a fine day like usual, just looking for rarities on YouTube just like yesterday for the day of June the 20th. I have already found an Italian variation of Paramount Pictures and a spanish variation of the PolyGram Video thanks to Mr. Gann. While searching for more Paramount oddities on YouTube, I've stumbled upon a textless version of the sixth logo of said company. It's basically what the description indicates, a green paramountain without the text fading in and out. I captured the oddity and eventually uploaded the capture and posted it to the SLD forum, along with numerous others. The video ended up in a terminated session via the original uploader having his channel become a goner, making the capture much more rare in my opinion. However, a capture of the logo from October 27, 2021 already exists, so there's that. On January 10, 2023, a fellow moderator in the name of Tabit started a discussion about the logo variation for its media nomination. The discussion received positive feedback, and on February 1st of the same year, the discussion was closed and the image got featured.
Availability: The logo was seen in El Dorado.
Editor's Note: Not my find. Due credit goes to a now-terminated channel on YouTube, as well as LACC for the video.
4th Featured Image Sony Pictures Entertainment (2009)
Backstory: Just another logo hunting day happened, where I was scanning through David's' finds. I spotted a Sony Pictures Entertainment logo, which was a big shocker to the community. I didn't think it was rare <probably> since I don't know much about rarities, but I captured it. I sent it to the forum, along with the textless Paramountain from earlier. On the 12th of January, 2023, the same day the following captures below have been posted afterwards, David posted this logo to the Featured Media Nominations, and the logo was overall successful. Therefore, the logo got featured. On March 8, 2023, the logo got its own description on the SPE page.
Availability: The logo was only shown in a film reel from 2009, located in Brazil.
Editor's Note: Not mine, due credit goes to David.
5th Featured Image Arthur Rank Organisation (Soviet prints, 1958)
Backstory: During my insane adventures with me finding foreign versions of pre-existing logos from David, I caught a soviet print of the Rank Organisation logo, consisting of the casual logo playing, but the text is replaced with the following:
ПРОИЗВОДСТВО ОРГАНИЗАЦИИ АРТУРАРЭНКА АНГЛИЯ 1958 г.
I captured it, and sent it to the forum with the 1969 Soviet Toei logo. David posted the oddity to the FMN on 1/12. Not very long afterwards, the image got featured.
Availability: The logo was seen in a Soviet print of The Square Peg.
Editor's Note:
Same as the 4th Featured Image
Interesting seeing a soviet print of the Rank Organisation logo instead of the first TCFFC logo.
6th and 7th Featured Images Toei Company (Soviet prints, 1969/1977)
The 1969 variation
The 1977 variation
Backstory: One time, during late May of 2022 (can't recall the exact date), I was going through finds from David's Logo Archive. From that channel are a greek version of the fifth logo Walt Disney Home Video, multiple foreign versions of the first logo of Disney Interactive, a hebrew version of multiple companies, and much more. The same channel has a rarity not usually found by many people: a soviet version of the fourth logo of Toei Company that dates back to 1977. The changes here are that the entirety is tinted in a different color, and the toei on-print logo is replaced with bold white text containing the company name. I captured it, and on May 27th of 2022, I uploaded the capture and made a reply to the aforementioned forum containing the capture and much more. So that's the end for Soviet Toei for a while. Nearly two months have passed, and I came across another soviet print of the Toei logo. Much like the previous capture, the logo doesn't contain the on-print Toei logo. A few differences are noted however, including the year being actually funny, the main color scheme revolving around the color blue, and the font being different. Once again, I captured, uploaded, and posted the capture onto a reply, along with a soviet The Rank Organisation print (which got featured as well and I didn't even notice lmao) and another foreign paramountain. Just minutes after he posted the gongmans of communism, David posted the captures to the FMN, along with a couple others. Coincidentally, David posted a duplicate of the 1969 version, and before anyone noticed, the duplicate got featured on February the 1st, along with the rest of the captures. I personally think it's pretty funny being a coincidence.
Availability:
The 1969 edition is found in a soviet print of The Flying Phantom Ship.
The 1977 edition is found in a soviet print of Nobody's Boy.
Editor's Note:
Same as the 4th Featured Image
These captures are downright goofy to me.
Random Stuff
Random and useless stuff I put here. This includes userboxes.