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Really good, smooth animation in the most random or insignificant moments

According to the DVD commentaries, whenever the Simpsons had ultra-smooth animation, it's because the episode had come in under budget and they had some extra money to spend on a scene like Homer's heart attack or his sugar rant or his dance through the Land of Chocolate, that was almost certainly one particular animator, Dan Silverman. He created most of the rules regarding how the Simpsons should be drawn, and as such, he also knew exactly how to break them for maximum effect.

Cuphead painting the fence (The Cuphead Show) People were pointing out how fluid and detailed the paint was during an insignificant moment

u/EmergencySpare7939 — 1 day ago

When the title of the movie is said by the characters at a moment in the movie

When Jack Black says Minecraft in the Minecraft movie

When Craig Robinson says the name of the movie in Hot Tub Time Machine

u/EmergencySpare7939 — 3 days ago

Favorite characters with names that are so on the nose

Ben Tennyson from Ben 10. He has the power of 10 different alien species.

Ron Stoppable. His name is Ron and he gets stopped a lot.

Dr. Otto Octavius. He's a doctor and he uses mechanicle tentacles like an octopus.

Usain Bolt from Real Life. Usain means beautiful and Bolt means bolt. Hes commonly recognized as the fastest man in the world and is also very attractive.

u/EmergencySpare7939 — 3 days ago
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Glaringly obvious animation mistakes that animators didnt fix

This scene in Scooby Doo Cyberchase where we see both of the Scoobys with red collars

This scene in One Piece with too many lost Zoros

This scene from the Garfield show where an entire scene in unrendered

u/EmergencySpare7939 — 5 days ago

The horrors have become mundane

Something where cosmic level horror has just become a average every day thing for people, something mind altering and horrifying for us is just another workday for the people of this world

u/EmergencySpare7939 — 7 days ago

[Loved Trope] A couple with this dynamic

Fry and Leela from Futurama

Goku and Chichi from Dragon Ball Z

Gumball Parents from Amazing World of Gumball

u/EmergencySpare7939 — 9 days ago

An image or a scene that you thought was a edit but is absolutely real and official

In Pokemon where Team Rocket does a suspicious salute

In One Punch Man season 3 where the animators got lazy and did a png of a character sliding down a hill

This one panel in Chainsaw Man was real

u/EmergencySpare7939 — 12 days ago

[Loved Trope] When a creator foreshadows their next creation

In Batman: Arkham Asylum, the secret room hidden in Warden Quincy Sharp's office was so expertly buried that it went undiscovered for months. Rocksteady Studios hid concept art, blueprints, and an early map of Gotham's new massive prison, secretly teasing Batman: Arkham City long before the sequel was officially announced.

Pixar will often have an Easter egg in their current film that'll foreshadow their next one.

u/EmergencySpare7939 — 13 days ago
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[Sad Trope] When a sweet and innocent character gets a brutal death

Shireen from Game of Thrones >!gets burned alive while her parents watch and do nothing.!<

Leslie Burke from Bridge to Terabithia >!she died by drowning after hitting her head on a rock!<

Ponzu from Hunter x Hunter >!Is shot in the face at point-blank range by a Chimera Ant, then devoured messily.!<

u/EmergencySpare7939 — 15 days ago

[Hated Trope] When the writers try to force two characters into a romance

Kylo Ren and Rey in the sequel trilogy felt forced and almost last minute

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Oliver and Felicity in Arrow

u/EmergencySpare7939 — 17 days ago

How do you guys feel about all the world cup tourists content on social media?

(This question got taken down on r/askanamerican so I'm putting it here)

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Been on tiktok recently and a lot of the content I get is world cup visitors. So many videos ive seen in the past few days where they go to Walmart, in n out, Costco and other stores that the US has. Its been refreshing to see more positive takes on America lately compared to all the negative news coming out recently but I want to know what everyone else here thinks about all the content about america from world cup visitors.

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u/EmergencySpare7939 — 18 days ago

[Sad Trope] When a show pays tribute to a castmember

Avatar The Last Airbender when they paid tribute to Mako the actor who played Iroh

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The Simpsons when they paid tribute to Marcia Wallace who played Edna Krabappel

u/EmergencySpare7939 — 18 days ago
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What game had a unique gimmick as a selling point?

LA Noire but was hyped on its (at the time) revolutionary motion/facial capture technique, which captured the faces of actors onto their virtual counterparts, along with an interrogation system that forced players to figure out subtle facial cues to determine whether a suspect was lying or not.

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Cuphead is famous for the fact that the entire game is hand drawn in the style of a 1930s rubber hose cartoon.

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Palworld was primarily known for being either "Pokémon with guns" or "Pokémon with Dark Comedy Animal Cruelty". A large contributing factor to its successful early-access launch is players going for what they assumed was a silly meme game based on that premise, only to find themselves loving it on its own merits as a survival sandbox title.

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u/EmergencySpare7939 — 20 days ago