Mutiny Alternate Logo
The Tampa Bay Mutiny is a professional soccer team based in the Tampa Bay region of Florida. The team was founded in 1996 and has been playing at various levels of the United Soccer League since then. Over its history, Mutiny has had several alternate logos to represent its brand.
The first alternate logo used by Mutiny was introduced during their inaugural season in 1996-97. This logo featured a green circle with an orange lightning bolt running through it, which represented both energy and speed - two essential components for any successful sports franchise! Additionally, this design also symbolized strength as well as unity between players and fans alike; something that would become an important part of the club’s identity over time.
In 2002-03, another new logo was unveiled for use on merchandise such as jerseys or hats; this one featured a white shield shape with three stars inside along with “Tampa Bay” written across it in blue lettering above “Mutiny” written below (in red). This design not only looked great but also paid homage to local teams from other sports leagues who had similar designs like those used by NFL's Buccaneers or MLB's Rays respectively – showing respect while still being distinctively unique at the same time! It quickly became popular among supporters all over the world thanks largely due to its simplicity yet powerful symbolism behind it all too!
2000 - 2001
Just little green winged cybermutants from the dark blue depths of space. Inspired by the futuristic visions of video games, the logos and type suggest a mega-high tech, an ominous force on the field. (The logo’s designers will even point out that the character isn’t controlling the ball with its feet, but with its mind—soccer reaches the fourth dimension.) The mind-controlling cybermutant.
Slight changes to the color from the previous logo.
1996 - 2001
A white bat inside a blue with a white and blue trim circle with a letter “M” in white.
1996 - 1999
Just little green winged cybermutants from the dark blue depths of space. Inspired by the futuristic visions of video games, the logos and type suggest a mega-high tech, an ominous force on the field. (The logo’s designers will even point out that the character isn’t controlling the ball with its feet, but with its mind—soccer reaches the fourth dimension.) The mind-controlling cybermutant.
