Gamertopia Fanon coming attractions bumpers

1st bumper
Bumper: On the red background, the text reads "Coming Only to Theatres this Holiday Season" in the 8-bit font.

FX/SFX: None.

Music/Sounds: An excerpt of "Can-Can" (George Wilson version). The announcer then said, "Coming only to movie theaters this holiday season: the newest animated film from Paramount, Nickelodeon, and United Gabby."

Music/Sound Variants: On the Sanzigen copy of Toxic E. Turvy, only the announcer is heard.

Availability: Scarce. The variant with music can only be seen on Food Girls: The Movie. The silent variant can be seen on the Sanzigen DVD copy of Toxic E. Turvy.

Scare Factor: Minimal for the silent version. Some viewers may be startled by the V/O coming in all of a sudden, but it's otherwise harmless. Lowered for the version with the music, as the music is rather catchy.

2nd bumper
Bumper: We see a red background, and there is one of the following clip-ons, and then, after they zoom in, a white flash appears, and there are the clip on words. After the announcer is done saying the words, it fades out.

Variants: FX/SFX: The zoom in, and the white flash.
 * The "Previews" variant just has the zoom-in.

Music/Sounds: A whooshing sound following a white flash, and the excerpt from "Pompeii - Bastille". The announcer says one of the following clip-ons:

Clip-ons: Music/Sounds Variants: Availability: Very common.
 * Coming Soon To Theaters
 * Now In Theaters
 * Now Available On CD & Cassette
 * Look for This Soundtrack
 * Coming Soon on DVD
 * Coming Soon to Own on DVD
 * Now Available on DVD
 * Now Available to Own on DVD
 * Now Appearing (Only seen on the original pressing of the DVD of Blokyball)
 * Stay Tuned After The Feature
 * Feature Presentation
 * Feature Program
 * Previews
 * On the "Previews", and "Now in Theaters" variant, either the excerpt from "A Donde Vas - Carolina Lao" or the excerpt from "Sol - Kinky" is used.
 * On the Feature Program clip-on, the Cuphead theme song is used.
 * On the Now Appearing clip-on, none.

Scare Factor: Same as the FP logo of the time, the flash combined with the somewhat scary music may scare over a few. But none to minimal (or maybe low) if you're used to it.