In 2013, Warner Bros. relaunched their feature animation division as Warner Animation Group, debuting with The Lego Movie.
1st Logo (February 7, 2014-May 15, 2020)[]
The Lego Movie (2014)
Storks (2016)
The Lego Batman Movie (2017)
The Lego Ninjago Movie (2017)
Smallfoot (2018) (A)
Smallfoot (2018) (B)
The Lego Movie 2: The Second Part (2019)
Scoob! (2020)
Nicknames: "CGI Shield", "The WB/WAG Combo", "The WB/WAG Shield Transformation", "Shield in the Sky", “The Reflection of the WB Backlot”, "Shield of Steel", "2010s Shield"
Logo: We start with the 1998-2020 Warner Bros. Pictures logo proceeding as normal, but the shield is rendered differently, and it turns around to reveal a shield similar-looking to the standard Warner Bros. Pictures logo, but has a white border and red interior, and the letters "WB" are replaced by "WAG", while the wording on the banner reads "Warner Animation Group". The banner is also lower than usual. A Time Warner byline is below it in gray.
Bylines:
2014-2016: "A TimeWarner Company"
September 23, 2016-September 22, 2017: "A TimeWarner Company"
July 21, 2018-May 15, 2020: "A WARNERMEDIA Company" (with "WARNERMEDIA" in its own logo font)
Variants:
On the teaser trailer for Storks, the shield is still, smaller, and less shiny, and the Time Warner byline is larger and red.
Each film has a different variant of this logo, all of which can be described here.
FX/SFX: The shield flipping.
Music/Sounds: The opening theme of the movie. The Master and The Lego Batman Movie both feature the opening narration. Scoob uses the 1999 Warner Bros. Pictures fanfare.
Availability: Seen on most WAG films from the era. Don't expect this to appear on Teen Titans Go! to the Movies, as the Warner Bros. Animation logo is used instead. This logo also appeared on the trailers and TV spots for Tom and Jerry, despite the film itself using the next logo below.
Editor's Note: The colors of the WAG shield are more reminiscent of the how the shield appeared in Looney Tunes cartoons that were released in the 1950s.
2nd Logo[]
(February 10, 2021-)
Nicknames: "CGI Shield II", "The WB/WAG Combo II", "The WB/WAG Shield Transformation 2.0", "Looney Blue and Red Shields", "The Joy-Con Shields", “The Reflection of the WB Backlot II”, "Shield in the Sky II", "Shield of Steel II", "Bannerless WAG Shield", "AT&T Shield", "The 2020s Shield"
Logo: Same as the 2021 Warner Bros. Pictures logo, but rendered slightly differently. When the logo reaches its final position, it flips into an updated Warner Animation Group logo, now in the current shield with an red interior, no banner, and the text on the shield updated.
Bylines:
February 10-July 2021: "A WarnerMedia Comapny"
July 29, 2022: "A WARNER BROS. DISCOVERY COMPANY" (Debuted on DC League of Super-Pets)
Variant: On Tom and Jerry, when the WB shield rotates and zooms out it was superimposed above the skyline of NYC. After the shine on the WAG shield, the camera pans down to the opening shot for the start of the film's opening credits.
FX/SFX: CGI.
Music/Sounds: Same as the previous logo.
Music/Sounds Variant: On Space Jam: A New Legacy, the soundscape of a opening school basketball scene is heard with whooshes to accompany the shield's movements. The opening theme starts when the logo fades to black.
Availability: Current. It first appeared on Tom and Jerry, and will be seen on future WAG films.
Other assets: CartoonNetwork.com | Cartoon Network Books | Kids' WB | WB Movies All Access | Movies Anywhere | TCM Classic Film Festival | TMZ.com | Warner Bros. Movie World1 | Warner Bros. Digital Distribution | Warner Bros. Studios | Warner Bros. Online | CW Seed
DC Entertainment: DC Comics | DC Collectibles | Mad | DC All Access | DC Universe | DC Kids | DC Black Label
International channels: Adult Swim: Canada2 | UK and Ireland3
Boomerang: Europe, Middle East and Africa | Australia | Brazil | Latin America | Russia | Southeast Asia | South Korea | Taiwan | Thailand | New Zealand | UK and Ireland | Asia | Greece | Japan | Portugal | Romania
Boing: Africa | France | Italy | Spain
Cartoon Network: Australia | Brazil | Canada2 | Czech Republic | France | Germany | Greece | Hungary | India | Japan | Latin America | Africa | Middle East (English | Arabic | Hindi) | Pakistan | Philippines | Poland | Portugal | Romania | Russia | Southeast Asia | South Korea | Spain | Sweden | Taiwan | Turkey | UK and Ireland (+1) | New Zealand
Cartoonito: Italy
Toonami: France | Africa | India
Turner Classic Movies: Canada | France | Greece | Latin America | Middle East | Spain | UK and Ireland
International channels: HBO:
Asia: Asia (Hits | Signature | Family | Red) Europe: HBO (HD) | HBO 2 (HD) | HBO 3 (HD)
South Asia: HBO South Asia (HD) Latin America: HBO Pack | HBO | HBO 2 | Family | Signature | Mundi | Xtreme | Pop | HBO +
Defunct: Netherlands:HBO | HBO 2 | HBO 3
Cinemax: Asia | Central Europe (HD | 2 | 2 HD) | Latin America
TNT: Latin America (TNT Series | TNT Sports) | Europe | Spain | Poland | Romania | Nordic | Africa | France | UK & Ireland | Benelux | Middle East | Germany (TNT Comedy | TNT Film | TNT Serie)
Discovery Channel: Germany | Hungary | Italy | Latin America | UK and Ireland
TruTV: Latin America | UK & Ireland | Asia
Other channels:
Latin America: A+E Networks (LA)5 | I-Sat | HTV | MuchMusic | TBS | Animal Planet | Discovery Kids (Latin America) | TLC | IVC Network | Glitz | Space | Chilevisión (Música) | South Korea: JTBC and QTV | Japan: TABI Channel and Mondo TV | Southeast Asia: Oh!K
Other assets: Central European Media Enterprises (75%) | HBO Max (Others) | HBO Go(Latin America) | HBO España | HBO Portugal | HBO (application) | iStreamPlanet | InJaus
WarnerMedia News & Sports U.S. channels: CNN | CNN Airport | HLN | AT&T SportsNet | NBA TV | MLB Network (16.67%)6
Notes 1Co-owned by ViacomCBS. 2Licensed to Corus Entertainment. 3Licensed to Channel Four Television Corporation. 4Owns 30% with 70% being owned by NBCUniversal. 5HBO Latin America Group has distribution to networks owned by a joint venture of A&E Networks and Ole Communications. 6Co-owned with Major League Baseball, Comcast, Cox Communications and Charter Communications. 7Owns 40% with 60% being owned by the Seattle Mariners. 8Licensed to Novus Mídia S.A. 9Co-owned by Trans Media. 10Co-owned by Nine Media Corporation and Radio Philippines Network. 11Joint venture with FTV Prima. 12Was co-owned with Columbia Pictures. 13AT&T's stake in GSN was acquired by Sony Pictures Television in 2019. 14Joint venture with Singtel and Sony Pictures Entertainment. 15Acquired by Viacom in 1987, now owned by ViacomCBS. 16Licensed to The Walt Disney Company. 17Licensed to Endemol and Endemol Shine Group.