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** The logo for ''Film/AvengersEndgame'' is a disintegrating version of the classic [[Franchise/TheAvengers Avengers]] logo.
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** The logo for ''Film/AvengersEndgame'' is a disintegrating version of the classic [[Franchise/TheAvengers Avengers]] logo.logo, as a nod to Thanos' victory in [[Film/AvengersInfinityWar the previous film]].
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Whenever the sequel for a work goes in a DarkerAndEdgier or DarkestHour direction, there is a tendency to advertise it with a more weathered and battered looking variation of the first work's logo. This is a convenient visual shorthand for the extra death and/or destruction that will take place in the sequel.
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Whenever the sequel for a work goes in a DarkerAndEdgier or DarkestHour direction, there is a tendency to advertise it with a more weathered and battered looking variation of the first work's logo. This is a convenient visual shorthand for the extra death and/or destruction destruction[=/=]DarkestHour that will take place in the sequel.
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Whenever the sequel for a work goes in a DarkerAndEdgier direction, there is a tendency to advertise it with a more weathered and battered looking variation of the first work's logo. This is a convenient visual shorthand for the extra death and/or destruction that will take place in the sequel.
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Whenever the sequel for a work goes in a DarkerAndEdgier or DarkestHour direction, there is a tendency to advertise it with a more weathered and battered looking variation of the first work's logo. This is a convenient visual shorthand for the extra death and/or destruction that will take place in the sequel.
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* The icon of ''Franchise/TheElderScrolls'' is the mark of the Empire, but in ''VideoGame/TheElderScrollsVSkyrim'', the mark is chipped and damaged, representing the damages the Empire has undergone and its potential downfall at the hands of the [[LaResistance Stormcloak Rebellion]].
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* The logo for ''Film/TheLostWorldJurassicPark'', which takes place after the Park has failed and the dinosaur-filled islands have been ReclaimedByNature, is a weathered 3D version of the ''Film/JurassicPark'' logo. The franchise pulled the same trick with the ''Film/JurassicWorldFallenKingdom'' logo in relation to the ''Film/JurassicWorld'' logo, this time being rock breaking apart to mirror the eruption of Mt. Sibo.
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* The logo for ''Film/TheLostWorldJurassicPark'', which takes place after the Park has failed and the dinosaur-filled islands have been ReclaimedByNature, is a weathered 3D version of the ''Film/JurassicPark'' ''Film/JurassicPark1993'' logo. The franchise pulled the same trick with the ''Film/JurassicWorldFallenKingdom'' logo in relation to the ''Film/JurassicWorld'' logo, this time being rock breaking apart to mirror the eruption of Mt. Sibo.
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* ''Film/BatmanAndRobin'' opens with the WB logo morphing into a frozen Bat logo, signifying Mr. Freeze as one of the main villains, which is then shattered by the animated credits.
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EvolvingTitleScreen is closely related to this trope, particularly when the scenery gets more ruined as the story goes on. A subtrope of ThematicSequelLogoChange, which is when the sequel to a work changes to match its themes or plot.
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EvolvingTitleScreen is closely related to this trope, particularly when the scenery gets more ruined as the story goes on. A subtrope of ThematicSequelLogoChange, which is when the sequel to a work changes its logo to match its themes or plot.
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EvolvingTitleScreen is closely related to this trope, particularly when the scenery gets more ruined as the story goes on. A subtrope of SequelLogoInRuins.
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EvolvingTitleScreen is closely related to this trope, particularly when the scenery gets more ruined as the story goes on. A subtrope of SequelLogoInRuins. ThematicSequelLogoChange, which is when the sequel to a work changes to match its themes or plot.
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EvolvingTitleScreen is closely related to this trope, particularly when the scenery gets more ruined as the story goes on.
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* ''VideoGame/Persona2'': ''Eternal Punishment'''s logo has cracked letters to represent its darker nature compared to ''1'' and its prequel ''Innocent Sin''.
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* ''VideoGame/BioShock2'' is set ten years after the [[VideoGame/BioShock original]]. The sequel's logo is significantly more corroded and even encrusted with barnacles, indicating how badly [[UnderwaterCity Rapture]] has decayed between the two games.
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* ''VideoGame/BioShock2'' is set ten eight years after the [[VideoGame/BioShock original]]. The sequel's logo is significantly more corroded and even encrusted with barnacles, indicating how badly [[UnderwaterCity Rapture]] has decayed between the two games.
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* The logo for ''Film/TheLostWorldJurassicPark'', which takes place after the Park has failed and the dinosaur-filled islands have been reclaimed by nature, is a weathered 3D version of the ''Film/JurassicPark'' logo. The franchise pulled the same trick with the ''Film/JurassicWorldFallenKingdom'' logo in relation to the ''Film/JurassicWorld'' logo, this time being rock breaking apart to mirror the eruption of Mt. Sibo.
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* The logo for ''Film/TheLostWorldJurassicPark'', which takes place after the Park has failed and the dinosaur-filled islands have been reclaimed by nature, ReclaimedByNature, is a weathered 3D version of the ''Film/JurassicPark'' logo. The franchise pulled the same trick with the ''Film/JurassicWorldFallenKingdom'' logo in relation to the ''Film/JurassicWorld'' logo, this time being rock breaking apart to mirror the eruption of Mt. Sibo.
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* Variation with ''WebVideo/GeminiHomeEntertainment''. While the actual logo shown at the start of each [[DeliberateVHSQuality "tape"]] doesn't get redesigned, each logo intro gets distorted by more and more {{Ominous Visual Glitch}}es in each episode as we get a more complete picture of the creepy things happening in the setting.
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* Variation with ''WebVideo/GeminiHomeEntertainment''. While the actual logo shown at the start of each [[DeliberateVHSQuality "tape"]] doesn't get redesigned, each logo intro gets distorted by more and more {{Ominous Visual Glitch}}es in each episode as we get a more complete picture of the creepy things happening in the setting.
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* The ''VideoGame/MetalSlug 6'' [[https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/fr/8/83/Metal_Slug_6_Logo.png logo]] has become dislodged from the metal casing that surrounds it, along with being peppered with bullet holes.
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* As shown in the trope page's image, the logo for ''Film/TheLostWorldJurassicPark'', which takes place after the Park has failed and the dinosaur-filled islands have been reclaimed by nature, is a weathered 3D version of the ''Film/JurassicPark'' logo. The franchise pulled the same trick with the ''Film/JurassicWorldFallenKingdom'' logo in relation to the ''Film/JurassicWorld'' logo, this time being rock breaking apart to mirror the eruption of Mt. Sibo.
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* As shown in the trope page's image, the The logo for ''Film/TheLostWorldJurassicPark'', which takes place after the Park has failed and the dinosaur-filled islands have been reclaimed by nature, is a weathered 3D version of the ''Film/JurassicPark'' logo. The franchise pulled the same trick with the ''Film/JurassicWorldFallenKingdom'' logo in relation to the ''Film/JurassicWorld'' logo, this time being rock breaking apart to mirror the eruption of Mt. Sibo.
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* Compared to the metallic, shiny logo of WesternAnimation/StarWarsTheCloneWars, the logo of WesternAnimation/StarWarsTheBadBatch is rusted and stripped of its color. It should be noted the WesternAnimation/StarWarsRebels logo is rusted but painted over.
** At the end of the first trailer for the series, the logo of The Clone Wars (the red variation used for the final arc) burns away, revealing the The Bad Batch logo underneath.
** At the end of the first trailer for the series, the logo of The Clone Wars (the red variation used for the final arc) burns away, revealing the The Bad Batch logo underneath.
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* ''''WesternAnimation/StarWarsTheBadBatch'':
** Compared to the metallic, shiny logo ofWesternAnimation/StarWarsTheCloneWars, ''WesternAnimation/StarWarsTheCloneWars'', the logo of WesternAnimation/StarWarsTheBadBatch ''The Bad Batch'' is rusted and stripped of its color. It should be noted the WesternAnimation/StarWarsRebels ''WesternAnimation/StarWarsRebels'' logo is rusted but painted over.
** At the end of the first trailer for the series, the logo of The Clone Wars (the red variation used for the final arc) burns away, revealing theThe Bad Batch ''Bad Batch'' logo underneath.
** Compared to the metallic, shiny logo of
** At the end of the first trailer for the series, the logo of The Clone Wars (the red variation used for the final arc) burns away, revealing the
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* Compared to the metallic, shiny logo of StarWarsTheCloneWars, the logo of StarWarsTheBadBatch is rusted and stripped of its color. It should be noted the StarWarsRebels logo is rusted but painted over.
** At the end of the sizzle reel debuting the first public footage of the series, the logo of The Clone Wars (the red variation used for the final arc) is burnt away, revealing the The Bad Batch logo underneath.
** At the end of the sizzle reel debuting the first public footage of the series, the logo of The Clone Wars (the red variation used for the final arc) is burnt away, revealing the The Bad Batch logo underneath.
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* Compared to the metallic, shiny logo of StarWarsTheCloneWars, WesternAnimation/StarWarsTheCloneWars, the logo of StarWarsTheBadBatch WesternAnimation/StarWarsTheBadBatch is rusted and stripped of its color. It should be noted the StarWarsRebels WesternAnimation/StarWarsRebels logo is rusted but painted over.
** At the end of thesizzle reel debuting the first public footage of trailer for the series, the logo of The Clone Wars (the red variation used for the final arc) is burnt burns away, revealing the The Bad Batch logo underneath.
** At the end of the
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* Compared to the metallic, shiny logo of [[StarWarsTheCloneWars]], StarWarsTheCloneWars, the logo of StarWarsTheBadBatch is rusted and stripped of its color. It should be noted the StarWarsRebels logo is rusted but painted over.
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*Compared to the metallic, shiny logo of [[StarWarsTheCloneWars]], the logo of StarWarsTheBadBatch is rusted and stripped of its color. It should be noted the StarWarsRebels logo is rusted but painted over.
**At the end of the sizzle reel debuting the first public footage of the series, the logo of The Clone Wars (the red variation used for the final arc) is burnt away, revealing the The Bad Batch logo underneath.
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*Compared to the metallic, shiny logo of [[StarWarsTheCloneWars]], the logo of StarWarsTheBadBatch is rusted and stripped of its color. It should be noted the StarWarsRebels logo is rusted but painted over.
**At the end of the sizzle reel debuting the first public footage of the series, the logo of The Clone Wars (the red variation used for the final arc) is burnt away, revealing the The Bad Batch logo underneath.
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** ''VideoGame/FarCry6'' plays it straight again with its logo in the trailers and box art being mostly pristine but changed from bright white to a burnt orange with scratches going through the letters and number.
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** ''VideoGame/FarCry6'' plays it straight again with its logo in the trailers and box art being mostly pristine but changed from bright white to a burnt orange with scratches and smudges going through the letters and number.
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