Intermission Screen - Revision history

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2019-08-31T17:08:07Z

The probably with those kinds of links is that no one knows to click on them, or where they go.

Rurushu29 at 00:58, 28 August 2019

2019-08-28T00:58:21Z

Rurushu29: Added a page specifically for Intermission Screen

2019-08-28T00:55:44Z

Added a page specifically for Intermission Screen

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[[File:Dan Screen.JPG|thumb|The first inrermission screen of [[Bakugan Battle Brawlers]]]]
An '''Intermission Screen''' (Japanese version: {{Nihongo|Eyecatch|アイキャッチ|aikyatchi}} is a scene, illustration, or clip that is shown before and after a commercial break. Usually, they are two to six seconds in length, both before and after the break. It is usually accompanied by music, usually a signature or theme music of an animated series. Intermission Screens always shown in the climax of the episode, leading into speculation during the break.

In this case in [[Bakugan Battle Brawlers]] [[Bakugan Battle Brawlers: New Vestroia|and]] [[Bakugan: Gundalian Invaders|its]] [[Bakugan: Mechtanium Surge|seasons]], Intermission Screens are composed of a background containing the attribute wheel (same as the title card, depending on the season), the [[Bakugan]] and his battler which is usually related to the episode's plot,its attribute (which glows the background behind him), and the series' logo, accompanied by theme music. Sometimes, the Bakugan's true form was shown instead of his brawler, or the Bakugan, its true form and its brawler altogether. Most of these Imtermission Screens have a character on the screen briefly talk, usually related to the episode's plot, but sometimes they are silent.

Since the series are made in Japan, the eyecatches are produced and supplied by the production company and considered as part of the program itself. The Japanese logo of the series are always shown in Japan, but removed when aired in international markets, especially in Asian countries. When edited for English audiences, a different, localized logo is added in these Intermission Screens (as shown above).

==Trivia==
*The first season is the only one in which its Intermission Screen background does not match its equivalent title card.

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 An '''Intermission Screen''' (Japanese version: {{Nihongo|Eyecatch|アイキャッチ|aikyatchi}} is a scene, illustration, or clip that is shown before and after a commercial break. Usually, they are two to six seconds in length, both before and after the break. It is usually accompanied by music, usually a signature or theme music of an animated series. Intermission Screens always shown in the climax of the episode, leading into speculation during the break.
-In this case in [[Bakugan Battle Brawlers]] [[Bakugan Battle Brawlers: New Vestroia|and]] [[Bakugan: Gundalian Invaders|its]] [[Bakugan: Mechtanium Surge|seasons]], Intermission Screens are composed of a background containing the attribute wheel (same as the title card, depending on the season), the [[Bakugan]] and his battler which is usually related to the episode's plot,its attribute (which glows the background behind him), and the series' logo, accompanied by theme music. Sometimes, the Bakugan's true form was shown instead of his brawler, or the Bakugan, its true form and its brawler altogether. Most of these Imtermission Screens have a character on the screen briefly talk, usually related to the episode's plot, but sometimes they are silent.
+In this case in [[Bakugan Battle Brawlers]] and its seasons ([[Bakugan Battle Brawlers: New Vestroia|New Vestroia]], [[Bakugan: Gundalian Invaders|Gundalian Invaders]], and [[Bakugan: Mechtanium Surge|Mechtanium Surge]]), Intermission Screens are composed of a background containing the attribute wheel (same as the title card, depending on the season), the [[Bakugan]] and his battler which is usually related to the episode's plot, its attribute (which glows the background behind him), and the series' logo, accompanied by theme music. Sometimes, the Bakugan's true form was shown instead of his brawler, or the Bakugan, its true form and its brawler altogether. Most of these Intermission Screens have a character on the screen and play a quip from the character that is usually related to the episode's plot, but they can also be silent.
-Since the series are made in Japan, the eyecatches are produced and supplied by the production company and considered as part of the program itself. The Japanese logo of the series are always shown in Japan, but removed when aired in international markets, especially in Asian countries. When edited for English audiences, a different, localized logo is added in these Intermission Screens (as shown above).
+Since the series are made in Japan, the eye-catches are produced and supplied by the production company and considered as part of the program itself. The Japanese logo of the series are always shown in Japan, but removed when aired in international markets, especially in Asian countries. When edited for English audiences, a different, localized logo is added in these Intermission Screens (as shown above).
 ==Trivia==