Titmouse Inc.

Background
Titmouse Inc. is a production company founded by Chris Prynoski in 2000 after he had moved into Hollywood, California.

(2006-)
Nicknames : "The Titmouse", "The Titmouse Bird", "Chirp"

Logo : A cartoon tufted titmouse says "Chirp" in a white circle on a black background. We then zoom out to see the text "titmouse", with "INC." before "e", all in a stylized font with a protruding shadow on a blue background with sunrays.

Variants :
 * Sometimes, the INC is replaced with ".net".
 * A new animated long version debuted on Nerdland. The logo starts out on a dark sky with many clouds. Then the bird from the logo flies onto the screen. Then he flies closer to the screen. As he flies, a moon appears behind him. Then a branch appears. The bird sits on the branch with the moon behind him. And then the logo fades into the first scene of the normal logo. Then the logo plays as usual. Also, the word "INC." is omitted.

FX/SFX : Flash animation. Very well done, as expected from Titmouse (barring their work on Breadwinners, of course).

Music/Sounds : The bird saying "Chirp" in a deep male voice, and some strange futuristic noises (a laser zap and a rising swoosh) followed by a "BOP!" sound.

Music/Sounds Variant : On The Venture Bros., the voice is replaced with a different character (varies depending on the episode) saying "Chirp", or a different word.

Availability : Common. Seen on Metalocalypse, China, IL, Black Dynamite'  (Season 1 only), the second season of ''Superjail!', 'The Venture Bros. starting with season 5, Motorcity, Randy Cunningham: 9th Grade Ninja, Turbo F.A.S.T', Yoyotoki HappyEars', Mao Mao: Heroes of Pure Heart and T.O.T.S: Tiny Ones Transport Service. They could also be on the Face Face and Menehunes ''shorts on the Nickelodeon website. Don't expect to see this on Breadwinners. It was also seen on the official trailer for the R-rated animated film, Nerdland,and it was currently seen on the new Adult Swim series, Brad Neely's Hard Nallin Sclopio Peepio.

Scare Factor : None to low. The bird saying "Chirp" in a deep voice may get a few, but it's more weird than scary, and liked by many. On Adult Swim shows, the sudden cut to the Williams Street logo can surprise a few.