The Fake Lost Logos Hub

= Curious Animators =

20th Century Fox (2016, Ice Age: Collision Course variant)
When the movie was first shown five times at every local AMC Theaters and Regal Cinemas in 2016, there was a custom variant where the acorn can be seen in the "0"'s hole. When the camera almost comes to the bottom, Scrat comes in from the 0 as he grabs the acorn and hugs it, before falling and he hangs from the line below "FOX". His acorn falls onto the floor and Scrat comes off to get the Acorn and then walks up to us and waves and walks away as the rest of the logo plays as normal. This logo (along with the following Blue Sky Studios variant) would later be replaced with the original 2009 logo as of the sixth showing of every theater, except for some Regal theaters where they kept the logo.

Blue Sky Studios (2016, Ice Age: Collision Course variant)
When the movie was first shown five times at every local AMC Theaters and Regal Cinemas in 2016, there was a custom variant where Scrat was missing due to him being seen in the 20th Century Fox logo variant. Instead, a goat (later adapted as Lupe the Calming Goat in Ferdinand) comes in and tries to eat the floor, but cause of the turning of the logo, the goat slides and tries to get up until falling over when the "B" is in it's right direction, and then the camera zooms out as usual. She hits the bottom of the "B" and then fall. This logo (along with the preceding 20th Century Fox variant) would later be replaced with the original 2009 logo as of the sixth showing of every theater, except for some Regal theaters where they kept the logo. This was also a teaser for Ferdinand as well.

Disney DVD (2014, later variant)
Before Disney DVD's logo retired in 2014, the prototype DVD print of Big Hero 6 (which did not have the logo in the official release) had a version of the 2005 logo (2007 variant) where the sky was in daytime before turning to nighttime later in the logo while the Disney DVD logo model had a purple gradiant during daytime before switching to the original. The Tinker Bell animation was redone to look even more like the original animation. Additionally, like the 2001 logo, the bar is removed making "Movies, Magic and More" in the color of the logo. The original print is currently secretly hidden at Disney headquarters and is not available to the public until a giving date of 2024.

Disney's Fast Play (2010, Toy Story 3 variant)
Toy Story 3's DVD never had Disney's FastPlay, but the prototype DVD print did. The logo was remade in CG and was made by Pixar. The logo was on the blue sky background from the first three films and the Disney DVD logo (hung by strings and made in paper with the logo poorly drawn with crayons) was there. The announcer's voice is Woody instead of the male announcer. Instead of Tinker Bell, we see Buzz dressed up as Tinker Bell as he walks in from the left and uses a wand (made from a popsicle stick and paper) to point at the logo as Slinky Dog hangs from the top and spins the logo to the Disney's Fast Play logo in the same fashion as the Disney DVD logo as if the logo turned to the other. Buzz walks away as Hamm comes in and sticks the two buttons (made from paper) onto the camera (you can see the tape). Hamm then walks away. The cursor is the ball instead of a triangle. Before Woody says "select the Main Menu button at any time", Mr. Potato Head comes in and then points at the bottom as Woody mentions the buttons. After that, Mr. Potato Head looks at the camera and knocks down the camera, ending the logo variant. The variant was scrapped due to the addition of the "To View These Trailers and More" screen. The prototype DVD was held during a special contest of "Make a future console" that many people who make the best console wins the prototype DVD. After the console wins, it is then released in stores after a teaser trailer releases. The people who won was Nathaniel Bandy (Wii U), Pepsi9072 (PS4) and SuperMarioLogan (Xbox One). The people did not want to show the DVD to the public, so Pepsi9072 did not upload the variant. There was one more winner who made the Nintendo Switch and that one was Curious Animators. The Switch wouldn't be released until 2017, 4 years after the Wii U was released, and the Switch was only a home console and removed the handheld part. Curious Animators also did not want to release the DVD to the public for some time, but was planning too soon.

The same contest was also held in Japan, so a Japanese variant exists, dubbing Woody and reanimating the whole logo to be dubbed in Japanese. The winners were Mario (Nintendo Wii 3D), Joe (Xbox 361) and Steve Boogers (PS4). Unlike the US version, none of the consoles (except for the PS4) happened, as the US versions were better.

HiT Entertainment (2016, later variant)
There was a later variant of the 2016 Hit Entertainment logo on the pilot of the cancelled reboot of Barney where the blocks had a blue border instead of a red one and the "H" is yellow, while the bottom text "HiT entertainment" read "HiT Creations" and the blocks were jumping onto each other until they fall, where the two blocks were flown off screen and the middle block comes/faces to us and the text fades in.

Nelvana (2004, 2003 prototype variant)
The original airing of the first Miss Spider's Sunny Patch Friends episode (which is lost in time) called "Leaf Tag" (it only aired once as a pilot on Nick Jr.) has an original variant of the 2004 Nelvana logo. This logo dates back in September 7, 2003 (before the rest of the episodes premiered) where the logo had a blue background while the text is red and the haze and byline are missing. Since the credit's music was short, it caused all the closing logos to have their music (and this logo uses the long version). The music was less dreamful and was played on a trumpet, with the ding/giggling being removed at the end. The music also sounds like the variant from the Max's Chocolate Chicken 2006 DVD variant. This logo was also seen at the end of the 2003 fixed version of the Max & Ruby test pilot (which was scrapped and replaced with the 2004-2019 series), but the original current version's music was used. The music now sounds dreamful and plays on a guitar, with a laugh at the end. The music would later be slightly rearranged and have a different laugh, but the Max and Ruby test pilot's version music would later be used playing in the actual 2004 version on the 2006 Max & Ruby DVD "Max's Chocolate Chicken" (released by Treehouse and Kaboom! Entertainment). This was due to archival errors of the original plans to add the test pilot in as a bonus feature or an actual episode on the DVD. The logo is lost, but someone uploaded a picture from a tape that contained the original broadcast which was later erased after the picture was taken.

Walt Disney Animation Studios (2013, Frozen variant)
Just like with Ice Age: Collision Course, Frozen used the normal WDAS logo but it did have a custom variant for the original storyboard of the movie. The logo was tinted blue and was snowing in the background. Mickey Mouse was replaced by Elsa. The storyboard was released on some prints of the Blu-ray release from 2014. Starting in 2015, all prints removed the storyboard. The storyboard on the 2014 blu-ray was hidden when you re-code/mod the disc to rearrange the menu. You will get an extra button saying "ORIGINAL PLOT" that will take you to the storyboard. Many users uploaded the variant, but all were deleted due to copyright from Disney. This variant is lost and is now hard to mod the later prints of the Blu-Ray. The DVD omits the storyboard entirely.

Walt Disney Pictures (2005, prototype variant)
A prototype of the 2006 WDP logo was seen on a hidden DVD within Walt Disney Studios (the DVD is lost) alongside the full movie of Lady and the Tramp and the Mickey Mouse Clubhouse test pilot. The castle looked different, the CGI is choppy and the text looks more like the 1985 logo. The lighting was also darker.

Warner Bros. Pictures (2014, original LEGO Movie variant)
Before Warner Animation Group got it's name, The LEGO Movie had a different variant. The variant was the same as the original, but it was animated like the original 1998 logo and did not have the turning of the WAG logo. Plus, the byline was attatched to the shield the whole time and the background was already formed. After the logo is complete, the logo variant plays as normal. This variant is lost and only appears at the Warner Bros. Studios, on a private DVD showing other logo variants from films from 2014-2015.