It is detailed on the Disney Channel Originals page.
There's an even rarer variant found on Welcome to Pooh Corner: Too Smart for Strangers, Where the Toys Come From, Robert Louis Stevenson's Black Arrow, and The Blue Yonder.Then it opens to reveal the logo's animation, and the whole thing plays as normal. On some Italian tapes, we see a light blue VHS cover on a wooden table with the "WALT DiSNEY HOME VIDEO'' print logo and the cartoon version of Sorcerer Mickey on it (quite possibly the way the videos were packaged there).An announcer says "Now available from Walt Disney Home Video". WALT DiSNEY HOME VIDEO'' zooms in, along with a cartoon version of Sorcerer Mickey (as seen on the box). On the Walt Disney and You promo, there is a video freeze (all the outlines are dark blue, except for the outline facing us which is light blue), and the text "The magic lives on.Then we fade into the intro for the video series. The only animation in this part is the "WALT DiSNEY" text, which has glitter effects all over it, and then the text flashes when the Cartoon Classics theme begins playing. The Disney text is in its corporate font in golden yellow, while the other text is light blue. Once the Mickey outlines become golden yellow, the screen "flips" over to another logo, which is a still shot of "WALT DiSNEY HOME VIDEO," with "The magic lives on…” over it.
DISNEY JUNGLE BOOK FONT PLUS
The animation plays as normal (the standard 1981 Walt Disney Home Video variant), but without any text animation, plus the music is sped up somewhat and plays in a slightly higher pitch as a result.
DISNEY JUNGLE BOOK FONT SERIES
On the original 1983 series of Disney’s Cartoon Classics, the videos featured a different variant of this logo.November 1981-June 1986: Nearly the same as the 1978 version, but with darker colors and smaller Mickey graphics, the "WALT DiSNEY" text in the current corporate "Disney" font, and with "HOME VIDEO" in a Handel Gothic-like font in orange.Last but not least, the Mickey outlines one-by-one change to green. The outlines again one-by-one change to golden yellow (which quickly changes to light yellow) as the words "Home Entertainment", in yellow, zoom up and settle underneath. As the text " Walt Disney" (in the original Disney signature script, as used on The Wonderful World of Disney) sketches on the screen in yellow, the Mickey outlines one-by-one change to red. The outlines then start to change one-by-one to dark blue. December 1978-July 1984: On a black background, we see a large light blue outline of Mickey Mouse's silhouette appearing and then panning forward, leaving a trail of multiple outlines while rotating counter clockwise on its pivot.1st logo: Here are the two standard variants of this logo:
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