Mugen logo and symbol, meaning, history, PNG
- Download PNG Mugen Logo PNG What makes the Mugen logo stand out among the majority of logotypes you come across every day is that it is bilingual.
- You can see the Japanese hieroglyphs to the left and the English version to the right.
- Meaning and history 1980’s In the 1980s, the primary logo looked pretty much the same as it does today.
- In print, a distinctive grayish tint of blue was added to the design.
- Also, in this era, both the Japanese and English versions had shades (in the current logo, only the Japanese version has the shades).
- We should also mention the “Mugen Power” logo.
- In between, there were again the Japanese hieroglyphs.
- This time, they were placed one above the other.
- 1990’s Of course, the different languages break the logo into two separate parts.
- To begin with, both of them are tilted to the right.
- Also, they are literally very close to each other – the distance between them is not the space between two separate words but rather the distance between two glyphs.
- To end up, the two versions of the name are placed inside a single shape, a black rectangle.
- By the 1990s, the red-gold-black stripes often appeared in print.
- By the way, the company still uses this color combination as part of its visual brand identity, although it is not included in the official Mugen logo.
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