Gamertopia Entertainment Warning screens

Warning #1 (from United Gabby)
Warning A: On a blue background, the pink words

THESE FILMS ARE SOLD FOR HOME USE ONLY.

ANY DUPLICATION, REPRODUCTION,

PUBLIC PERFORMANCE,

OR COMMERCIAL USE

IS STRICTLY PROHIBITED.

scroll up and stop when they are at the screen. This fades out and goes to next screen.

Warning B: It's almost the same as the 1978-2004 Warner Home Video warning screen, except the warning text is slightly different on a red and white striped background.

Variants: FX/SFX: The scrolling of the words on the first screen. The second version is still, but kinda looks like live-action.
 * On Sanzigen Animation Japanese reissues of early United Gabby releases such as Duvsy the Inkwell Guy and Toxic E. Turvy, the warning screens are presented in reverse order, and put right after the DVD menu.

Cheesy Factor: On the first screen, the animation and graphics look very 1930s. The second screen looks like it was taped off an ancient TV, and the warning looks lit up by an old and worn out light bulb.

Music/Sounds: None.

Music/Sounds Variants: Availability: Seen on the United Gabby releases, such as Gamertopia Kartoon Krossover: Having Fun with the Food Girls, Scooby-Doo Meets Gum Girl, and Blokyball: Gaming On!.
 * On the DVD release of Scooby-Doo Meets Gum Girl, we hear Scooby-Doo saying "Scooby-Dooby-Doo!" and laughs in the first screen, and Gum Girl giggling and saying "Gum Girl to the rescue!" on the second screen.

Scare Factor: Minimal.

Warning #2 (from Gamertopia and Cutie)
Warning: On a scarlet background, we see a rounded rectangle with FBI and its logo on the side and the standard-issue warning on the other. Then it slideshows to the next logo, whose words are in an 8-bit font.

Variants: FX/SFX: None.
 * In the Cutie Entertainment releases, the fonts were revised and the second screen was rephrased, replacing "LICENSED FOR PRIVATE HOME EXHIBITION ONLY" with "THIS VIDEOCASSETTE (or DVD or LASERDISC) IS FOR PRIVATE HOME VIEWING ONLY. IT IS NOT LICENSED FOR ANY OTHER USE." The fade in on this variant is also faster and the warning screens are digitally videotaped instead of telecined.
 * A Spanish translation is used on Spanish-language tapes.
 * There is also a rare digitally-videotaped DVD variant of the warning screens available, with the FBI seal a bit bolder, the text in a Helvetica font and the lining of the text in the second screen spaced out vertically and horizontally.

Availability: On almost every Gamertopia and Cutie releases.