Category:Series symbols

Super Smash Bros.-esque series symbols for the franchises which the characters of Tails Gets Trolled are based on.

Universe	Description	Explanation	From
Tails Gets Trolled	The letters "TGT"	Based on the TGT logo that was formerly featured on the official Tails Gets Trolled DeviantArt and Facebook pages.
Sonic the Hedgehog	Sonic's head, in profile	Often used to represent Sonic, and used in Sonic Team's logo, albeit with eyes. A similar symbol appeared inside the "O" of "Heroes" in the Sonic Heroes logo.	Super Smash Bros. series
Donkey Kong	The letters "DK"	The initials on Donkey Kong's red tie. Also found on DK Barrels. Used as Donkey Kong's symbol in all Mario spin-offs.	Super Smash Bros. series
Super Mario	A Super Mushroom	A common power-up in the Mushroom Kingdom which usually makes Mario and Luigi grow in size. Interestingly, while several power-ups from the Mario series have made it into TGT, this one hasn't.	Super Smash Bros. series
League of Legends	L on top of a circle	Black and white version of the League of Legends icon, based on the logo of the game.	League of Legends
Looney Tunes	Concentric circles	Based on the Color Rings that are used in the introduction of Looney Tunes cartoons. This particular version is based on the Tune Squad logo from Space Jam.	Space Jam
The Incredible Hulk	Hulk's fist in a circle	Unknown	Unknown
Trollface Meme	Troll Face's head	The troll face originally used in Whynne's "Comic - Trolls" and became the Trollface Internet meme.	Trollface artwork upscale
Doug	Doug and Porkchop in a doorway	From the title sequence of every Doug episode, where Doug and Porkchop walk into an empty room and turn the lights on.	Doug (1991)
Trix/Cocoa Puffs	Cursive letter "G"	The logo of the General Mills company, which manufactures the Trix and Cocoa Puffs cereals. There isn't really any iconography specific to these to use for their symbols.	General Mills logo
Arthur	Arthur's head	Simplified version of Arthur's head, as seen in the sequence near the end of the opening to the Arthur TV series, where heads of several characters appear on a dark blue background say "Hey!"	Arthur opening
Batman	A stylized bat	Batman's own symbol, most often seen on his costume or in the "Bat-Signal".	Batman series
Cheetos	A cheeto	A cheeto from the cover of a Crunchy Cheetos bag.	Crunchy Cheetos bag
Dexter's Laboratory	Dexter's head	A silhouette of Dexter's head, with his hair and glasses outlined.	Dexter's Laboratory artwork
Hello Kitty	Hello Kitty's head	Hello Kitty's face, commonly found on her merchandise.	Hello Kitty artwork
The Muppets	An "M" with Kermit's collar	The letter "M" adorned with Kermit's collar, from the modern Muppets logo used since 2010.	The Muppets (2010) logo
McDonald's	Arches in an "M" shape	The iconic "Golden Arches" logo of McDonald's restaurants. Represents both the first letter of McDonald's as well as the architecture of their early restaurants.	McDonald's logo
Spyro	A Crystal Statue	One of the main collectibles in Spyro the Dragon, Spyro must collect these to free the dragons trapped inside. This version is based on artwork of the Statues from Crash Team Racing Nitro-Fueled.	Crash Team Racing Nitro-Fueled
Peanuts	A zigzag	The zigzag pattern on Charlie Brown's shirt, one of the main characters of the Peanuts series.
Frogger	Frog foot	A stylized frog's foot with prominent toe pads, a symbol from the mobile game Frogger in Toy Town.	Frogger in Toy Town
LeapFrog Learning Friends	LeapFrog logo	Logo of the company that produces the LeapFrog products.	LeapFrog logo
Pac-Man	Pac-Man in his classic "wedge" shape	Based on Pac-Man's original sprite in Pac-Man, his first and most famous appearance.	Super Smash Bros. series
Tom and Jerry	A piece of cheese	Cheese is Jerry's favorite food, commonly featured throughout the series.	This logo
The Holy Bible	A Christian cross	The symbol of the Christian faith. Christianity isn't the only religion that uses the Bible, but it is the most popular one and the only one featured in TGT so far.
Pokémon	A Pokéball	An item used to catch and store Pokémon, commonly used as a symbol even in its home universe, appearing in the logo of several games.	Super Smash Bros. series
My Little Pony	A rainbow	Rainbows are a recurring element on many My Little Pony logos.	My Little Pony (2010) logo
Sonichu	The Sonichu Medallion	The Sonichu Medallion, handcrafted and worn by Chris Chan in real life.	Ultimate Tails Gets Trolled Wiki
Ed, Edd n Eddy	A jawbreaker	Several episodes of the series revolve the kids trying to get these candies, as Eddy does in TGT.	Ed, Edd n Eddy
Army Men	An army man toy	Army Man toy from real life that the video game series is based on.	An army man toy
The Magic School Bus	The Magic School Bus	The Magic School Bus in its normal state, prior to being transformed.	The Magic School Bus artwork
SpongeBob Squarepants	A flower	The flowers that often appear in the sky of Bikini Bottom, and are also featured on the SpongeBob logo.	SpongeBob Squarepants
Brawl Stars	A winged star with a skull on the front of it	The symbol featured on the Brawl Stars logo.	Brawl Stars logo
Mikecrack	Mike's eyes, nose, and mouth	Outline of Mikecrack's profile picture on YouTube.	Mikecrack's YouTube channel icon
Scooby-Doo	The letters "SD" in a diamond	Scooby Doo's collar tag.	DeviantArt user MrYoshi1996
Other	The ellipsis "…"	This symbol is used in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate for universes without any series symbol.	Super Smash Bros. series

Cameos

Universe	Description	Explanation	From
Kirby	A five-pointed star	Stars are the signature design motif of the Kirby series, as reflected in its Japanese name, Kirby of the Stars, as well as its logo design. This emblem could represent Warp Stars, which transport Kirby between areas; Popstar, Kirby's similarly-shaped home planet; or simply the series' use of stars in general.	Super Smash Bros. series
Family Guy	A television		Family Guy logo
Sesame Street	The Sesame Street sign		Sesame Street logo
Penguins of Madagascar	Silhouette of Skipper, Kowalski, Rico, and Private		Penguins of Madagascar artwork
Dragon Ball	The One-Star Dragon Ball		Dragon Ball Z / Super logo
Barney & Friends	Silhouette of Barney		Barney & Friends logo
Blue's Clues	Blue's paw print		Blue's Clues logo
The Legend of Zelda	The Triforce	A powerful relic of Hyrule; the driving force of the series. Its iconography is prevalent throughout the series (for example, it appears on Link's Hylian Shield) and is also used as part of the logo for several games, such as Skyward Sword and A Link Between Worlds.	Super Smash Bros. series
Finding Nemo	A fish		Finding Nemo logo
Micah Rat	Silhouette of Micah		Micah Rat opening
Shrek	An "S" with Shrek ears		Shrek logo
Pikmin	A Pikmin's flower (known as Bacopa Cabana)	Fully grown Pikmin have flowers above their stems; the flower also appears on the Onions, acting as their main propeller.	Super Smash Bros. series
Friday Night Funkin'	Boyfriend's head	The icon representing the player on the health bar during gameplay in Friday Night Funkin'.	Friday Night Funkin'
Frosted Flakes	Three lines	I guess this is supposed to represent Tony's stripes.	Frosted Flakes logo