is seen approaching center when he's first seen, as viewers except him to crash into the screen. However, the camera pans to the right from the P in the PIXAR letters, therefore Luxo Jr. The same animation as the regular logo plays as normal. A new variant of the sequence, optimized for 3-D projection, was first played with the 3D version of Up.This is also shown after the end credits of the film, also concluding with a 'BnL' jingle and logo. looks at the camera and peeks and it continues. However, he knocks the R in PIXAR as he goes, so he stops and positions his body to take its place, after which Luxo Jr. on the head to calm him down before going back the way he came.

E rolls in from the right, changes the bulb to an energy-efficient fluorescent bulb, and pats Luxo Jr.E, Luxo Jr.'s bulb burns out after he has squashed the I down.For Incredibles 2 the logo has a totally different color scheme, in the style of the Incredibles logo.but on blu ray and DVD it use the normal logo instead. The design of the text is similar to the 20th Century Fox 'Celebrating 75 Years' logo and marked their 25th anniversary. 'CELEBRATING' fades out, then '25 YEARS' fades out. 'CELEBRATING' fades in, with '25' in blue lettering behind it and 'YEARS' below it. For Cars 2, the logo animates until the end, where the letters fade out and then the rest of the logo.Pixar was founded in 1986 Cars, released in 2006, marked their 20th anniversary.

For Cars, the message 'Celebrating 20 Years' appeared as the background faded out, with Luxo Jr.'s head used as the zero.

In the opening logos for the movie, the head fades in time with the light, while in the closing logos, all the light typically fades to black except for his head, which goes out with a click after a moment. He then looks around and angles his 'head' toward the camera as the words 'Animation Studios' appear bottom right of the logo. He hops in from the right, stops next to the 'I' in PIXAR, and jumps on it until he has completely squashed it down, as he did to the rubber ball in the short. Luxo Jr., without his cord, serves as the mascot for Pixar Animation Studios, appearing in its production logo before and after each film.

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