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'''Welcome Titles''' are [[Title Sequence]]s done in the same format as the show itself. Original footage is created to showcase elements of the show's world. Often, this takes the form of a main character walking though his neighborhood, greeting other characters on their way to work. |
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Fairly common in animation, but rare otherwise, probably due to the cost of creating such footage. |
Fairly common in animation, but rare otherwise, probably due to the cost of creating such footage. |
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== [[Anime]] and [[Manga]] == |
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* ''[[TV Funhouse]]'' |
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* At least one season of ''[[Ranma ½]]'' had a brief segment after the [[Anime Theme Song]] titles introducing the main characters. |
* At least one season of ''[[Ranma ½]]'' had a brief segment after the [[Anime Theme Song]] titles introducing the main characters. |
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** The Viz release of several of the later [[OVA]] episodes began with a song called "Where Do We Go From Here", during which the various cast members were shown around the neighborhood and/or on their way to school. |
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* ''[[Nagasarete Airantou]]'' |
* ''[[Nagasarete Airantou]]'' |
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== [[Live-Action TV]] == |
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== [[Professional Wrestling]] == |
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* ''Monday Night Raw'' had titles like this for a while, featuring Steve Austin. Oh, and the supporting cast were all fighting. And "neighbourhood" was a disused factory on fire. |
* ''Monday Night Raw'' had titles like this for a while, featuring Steve Austin. Oh, and the supporting cast were all fighting. And "neighbourhood" was a disused factory on fire. |
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== [[Puppet Shows]] == |
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== [[Western Animation]] == |
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* The "TV Funhouse" in ''[[Saturday Night Live]]'' |
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* ''[[Transformers]]'' openings tend to use this, except for the series that animate the Transformers in [[CGI]]. |
* ''[[Transformers]]'' openings tend to use this, except for the series that animate the Transformers in [[CGI]]. |
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Welcome Titles are Title Sequences done in the same format as the show itself. Original footage is created to showcase elements of the show's world. Often, this takes the form of a main character walking though his neighborhood, greeting other characters on their way to work.
Fairly common in animation, but rare otherwise, probably due to the cost of creating such footage.
Examples of Welcome Titles include:
Anime and Manga
- At least one season of Ranma ½ had a brief segment after the Anime Theme Song titles introducing the main characters.
- The Viz release of several of the later OVA episodes began with a song called "Where Do We Go From Here", during which the various cast members were shown around the neighborhood and/or on their way to school.
- Nagasarete Airantou
Live-Action TV
- Coupling (US version)
- Everybody Loves Raymond had the family introduced while passing by on a conveyor belt for a while.
Professional Wrestling
- Monday Night Raw had titles like this for a while, featuring Steve Austin. Oh, and the supporting cast were all fighting. And "neighbourhood" was a disused factory on fire.
Puppet Shows
Western Animation
- The Simpsons
- The "TV Funhouse" in Saturday Night Live
- Transformers openings tend to use this, except for the series that animate the Transformers in CGI.