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The more extreme form of OnlySixFaces. Should not be confused with TheFaceless, nor with FacelessGoons. For a series where the detailed characters are the ''only'' people living in that world, see MinimalistCast.
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The more extreme form of OnlySixFaces.OnlySixFaces and FlashyProtagonistsBlandExtras. Should not be confused with TheFaceless, nor with FacelessGoons. For a series where the detailed characters are the ''only'' people living in that world, see MinimalistCast.
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* ''VisualNovel/HatofulBoyfriend: Holiday Star'' has some generic shadowy birds in various places. This played with in The Day The Night Slept; Hiyoko comments on the fact that the citizens of the Holiday Star are vague and shadowy, but it's unclear whether she's BreakingTheFourthWall for the umpteenth time or they really do look like that in-universe. Since she's [[RealDreamsAreWeirder dreaming at the time]], it could be either.
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* ''VisualNovel/HatofulBoyfriend: Holiday Star'' has some generic shadowy birds in various places. This it played with in The Day The Night Slept; Hiyoko comments on the fact that the citizens of the Holiday Star are vague and shadowy, but it's unclear whether she's BreakingTheFourthWall for [[NoFourthWall simply destroying the umpteenth time just-barely-rebuilt fourth wall]] or they really do look like that in-universe. Since she's [[RealDreamsAreWeirder dreaming at the time]], it could be either.
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* ''Anime/KirbyOfTheStars'' does this via filling out crowd scenes and the like with identical generic Cappies. Cappies who are actual named characters have various distinguishing details, such as clothing - the generic ones don't.
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* Averted in ''WesternAnimation/MyLittlePonyFriendshipIsMagic'', which instead recycles a large pool of {{Recurring Extra}}s, many of whom have been given nicknames by the fanbase.
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* Averted in ''WesternAnimation/MyLittlePonyFriendshipIsMagic'', which ''WesternAnimation/MyLittlePonyFriendshipIsMagic'' does its best to avert this, and instead recycles a large pool of {{Recurring Extra}}s, many features fully detailed and animated background characters[[note]]This is made more convenient by sometimes recycling and [[PaletteSwap recoloring]] assets so that new ponies can be created quickly without anyone needing to draw new manes, cutie marks, or whatever else. Also, the extras' designs sometimes change subtly; the most frequent and dramatic change is when ponies who normally don't have wings suddenly gain them so that they can appear in the pegasus city Cloudsdale[[/note]], most of whom are {{recurring extra}}s, though a few don't reappear. Many of the background ponies have been [[MemeticBystander given nicknames and personalities]] by the fanbase.fanbase, which have become AscendedFanon in several cases when said background characters gained toys, trading cards, larger roles, or appearances in mobile apps. Some of the extras' designs are [[ShoutOut sly references]]; pony versions of [[Series/DoctorWho the Doctor]], assorted characters from ''Film/TheBigLebowski'', and even [[WesternAnimation/RickAndMorty Rick Sanchez]] have been spotted, among others.
** Both said extras and various more important characters have been used for crowds and random bystanders. However, sometimes more than one of the same character will appear in the same shot, often due to the technical limitations. It gets rather strange when there are three Trixies wandering around in a place Trixie shouldn't even logically be. This has led to fans making jokes about how these duplicates are actually [[VoluntaryShapeshifting changelings]], or clones created via the Mirror Pool.
** Both said extras and various more important characters have been used for crowds and random bystanders. However, sometimes more than one of the same character will appear in the same shot, often due to the technical limitations. It gets rather strange when there are three Trixies wandering around in a place Trixie shouldn't even logically be. This has led to fans making jokes about how these duplicates are actually [[VoluntaryShapeshifting changelings]], or clones created via the Mirror Pool.
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* ''VisualNovel/HatofulBoyfriend: Holiday Star'' has some generic shadowy birds in various places. This played with in The Day The Night Slept; Hiyoko comments on the fact that the citizens of the Holiday Star are vague and shadowy, but it's unclear whether she's BreakingTheFourthWall for the umpteenth time or they really do look like that in-universe. Since she's [[RealDreamsAreWeirder dreaming at the time]], it could be either.
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* Occurs on occasion in ''WebAnimation/HappyTreeFriends'', particularly in the earlier shorts. The Generic Tree Friends used for crowd scenes are purple and frequently in shadow; they typically resemble bears, but can be any species.
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* Many notable {{Shonen}} titles that involve battling with an audience do this, such as ''{{Anime/Pokemon}}'' or ''Anime/YuGiOh'' ''Pokémon'' is especially notorious for this as seen in details of the opening in the ''Latias and Latios'' movie in which most of the crowds on the stands were just a bunch of colorful blob-like beings... in 3D.
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* Many notable {{Shonen}} titles that involve battling with an audience do this, such as ''{{Anime/Pokemon}}'' or ''Anime/YuGiOh'' ''Pokémon'' is especially notorious for this as seen in details of the opening in the ''Latias [[Anime/PokemonHeroes Latias and Latios'' movie Latios movie]] in which most of the crowds on the stands were just a bunch of colorful blob-like beings... in 3D.
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* Averted in ''WebAnimation/HazbinHotel'', where even the background characters are greatly detailed and varied in designs.
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* In the later seasons of ''WesternAnimation/EdEddNEddy'' when they went to school at any sporting event the crowd members were just silhouettes.
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* In early seasons of ''WesternAnimation/EdEddNEddy'', they wouldn't show [[ThereAreNoAdults any characters outside of the main kids at all]]. In later seasons of ''WesternAnimation/EdEddNEddy'' when they went to school that showed the Eds and their friends at school, the crowds at any sporting event (like the crowd members spelling bee from "Too Smart For His Own Ed" or the football game from "Tight End Ed") were just silhouettes.
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* ''{{LightNovel/Durarara}}'' features gray, unmoving masses. When someone in a crowd becomes important, they become colored-in. This makes for a CrowningMomentOfAwesome in episode 11, when [[spoiler:a wave of color washes over a crowd of hundreds as they are revealed to be Dollars members.]]
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* ''{{LightNovel/Durarara}}'' features gray, unmoving masses. When someone in a crowd becomes important, they become colored-in. This makes for a CrowningMomentOfAwesome SugarWiki/MomentOfAwesome in episode 11, when [[spoiler:a wave of color washes over a crowd of hundreds as they are revealed to be Dollars members.]]
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* Background characters in ''Webcomic/CrystalHeroes'' range from outlined silhouettes to literally faceless people depending on how close they are to the "camera."
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* In ''Manga/MadeInAbyss'', when Riko loses conciousness at a certain point, [[spoiler:she experiences a dream sequence in which she is out of the Abyss and back in the town, where she sees the entire townsfolk waiting for her. Only the people she knows well have their faces filled in properly.]] Arguably justified, since [[spoiler:she is imagining it, and she doesn't know what they all look like.]]
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* Many notable {{Shonen}} titles that involve battling with an audience do this, such as ''{{Anime/Pokemon}}'' or ''Anime/YuGiOh''. ''Pokémon'' is especially notorious for this as seen in details of the opening in the ''Latias and Latios'' movie in which most of the crowds on the stands were just a bunch of colorful blob-like beings... in 3D.
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* Many notable {{Shonen}} titles that involve battling with an audience do this, such as ''{{Anime/Pokemon}}'' or ''Anime/YuGiOh''. ''Anime/YuGiOh'' ''Pokémon'' is especially notorious for this as seen in details of the opening in the ''Latias and Latios'' movie in which most of the crowds on the stands were just a bunch of colorful blob-like beings... in 3D.
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* Frequently used by Juffs in her ''Disney/TheLionKing'' fancomic [[http://juffs.deviantart.com/gallery/30023681 The Untold Journey]]. Any character in the background or out in the distance will be drawn without eyes.
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* Frequently used by Juffs in her ''Disney/TheLionKing'' fancomic [[http://juffs.''[[http://juffs.deviantart.com/gallery/30023681 The Untold Journey]]. Journey.]]'' Any character in the background or out in the distance will be drawn without eyes.
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* ''WesternAnimation/TheAmazingWorldOfGumball'':
** In "The Sweaters", "The Extras" and "The Spinoffs" crowd at Richwood High are faceless mobs of color in long shots. Though they have faces in closer shots, they never move and are revealed by a stray tennis ball to actually be flat cutouts. One of them became a regular human after much effort.
** In "The Faith", the audience is depicted as bluish rectangles from distant shots, but when they are focused on, it's revealed they are actually all recurring and characters who appeared previously in the show.
** In "The Sweaters", "The Extras" and "The Spinoffs" crowd at Richwood High are faceless mobs of color in long shots. Though they have faces in closer shots, they never move and are revealed by a stray tennis ball to actually be flat cutouts. One of them became a regular human after much effort.
** In "The Faith", the audience is depicted as bluish rectangles from distant shots, but when they are focused on, it's revealed they are actually all recurring and characters who appeared previously in the show.
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* In the ''Manga/XxxHolic'' anime, everyone who isn't important is nothing more than a gray silhouette. Occasionally the silhouettes will have basic facial features, but not always. Turns out that this is very important to the plot, as [[spoiler:Watanuki later realizes that he cannot remember the faces of anyone besides the main characters and Yuuko's customers.]]
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* In the ''Manga/XxxHolic'' ''Anime/XxxHolic'' anime, everyone who isn't important is nothing more than a gray silhouette. Occasionally the silhouettes will have basic facial features, but not always. Turns out that this is very important to the plot, as [[spoiler:Watanuki later realizes that he cannot remember the faces of anyone besides the main characters and Yuuko's customers.]]
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* In the ''Manga/XxxHOLiC'' anime, everyone who isn't important is nothing more than a gray silhouette. Occasionally the silhouettes will have basic facial features, but not always. Turns out that this is very important to the plot, as [[spoiler:Watanuki later realizes that he cannot remember the faces of anyone besides the main characters and Yuuko's customers.]]
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* In the ''Manga/XxxHOLiC'' ''Manga/XxxHolic'' anime, everyone who isn't important is nothing more than a gray silhouette. Occasionally the silhouettes will have basic facial features, but not always. Turns out that this is very important to the plot, as [[spoiler:Watanuki later realizes that he cannot remember the faces of anyone besides the main characters and Yuuko's customers.]]
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The more extreme form of OnlySixFaces. Should not be confused with TheFaceless, nor with FacelessGoons.
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The more extreme form of OnlySixFaces. Should not be confused with TheFaceless, nor with FacelessGoons.
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* Every non-notable character in ''Side: Despair'' of ''Anime/DanganRonpa3'' is translucent blue. This is actually played for comedy in episode 4, when the judges go from blue to having proper designs after eating Andou's candy.
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* Every non-notable character in ''Side: Despair'' (the Reserve Course in particular) of ''Anime/DanganRonpa3'' is translucent blue. This is actually played for comedy in episode 4, when the judges go from blue to having proper designs after eating Andou's candy.
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* In ''VideoGame/AbsoluteDespairGirls'' most adults are shown as blue or pink silhouettes, while most of the kids are wearing the same uniforms and have Monokuma masks cover their faces.
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* ''Webcomic/GamerChicks'' and ''Lessons in Distraction'' infamously portray crowds as white circles in a yellow mass. In a [[http://gamerchicks.comicgenesis.com/d/20070922.html hilariously blatant instance of this]] which actually became a short-lived meme, with a crowd of people staring at her chest looked like a giant block of CartoonCheese shooting lasers.
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* ''Webcomic/GamerChicks'' and ''Lessons in Distraction'' infamously portray crowds as white circles in a yellow mass. In a [[http://gamerchicks.comicgenesis.com/d/20070922.html hilariously blatant instance of this]] which actually became a short-lived meme, with a crowd of people staring at her the ''Gamer Chicks''[='=]s main character's chest looked like a giant block of CartoonCheese shooting lasers.
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* ''Gamer Chicks'' had a [[http://gamerchicks.comicgenesis.com/d/20070922.html hilariously blatant instance of this]] which actually became a short-lived meme, with the main character coming into the Gamestop/equivalent store where she worked, her white shirt soaked from the rain outside. What was meant to convey a crowd of people staring at her chest looked like a giant block of CartoonCheese shooting lasers.
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* ''Gamer Chicks'' had ''Webcomic/GamerChicks'' and ''Lessons in Distraction'' infamously portray crowds as white circles in a yellow mass. In a [[http://gamerchicks.comicgenesis.com/d/20070922.html hilariously blatant instance of this]] which actually became a short-lived meme, with the main character coming into the Gamestop/equivalent store where she worked, her white shirt soaked from the rain outside. What was meant to convey a crowd of people staring at her chest looked like a giant block of CartoonCheese shooting lasers.
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* In ''Anime/AnneHappy'' every student others than the five main characters are drawn without face.
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* A computer animation variant: In ''WarPlanets'', the entire population of one planet, Planet Rock -- apart from the royal family, who are main characters -- wear identical suits of armor that conceal all distinguishing features. This was particularly obvious in a StoryArc in which the king [[TenMinuteRetirement abdicates]]; the new king, since he wasn't going to hang around long enough to make it worth creating a new character design, was depicted by another instance of the same anonymous armor.
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* A computer animation variant: In ''WarPlanets'', ''WesternAnimation/WarPlanets'', the entire population of one planet, Planet Rock -- apart from the royal family, who are main characters -- wear identical suits of armor that conceal all distinguishing features. This was particularly obvious in a StoryArc in which the king [[TenMinuteRetirement abdicates]]; the new king, since he wasn't going to hang around long enough to make it worth creating a new character design, was depicted by another instance of the same anonymous armor.
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* ''Animation/{{Oddbods}}'' makes any non-main character Oddbod used for filler have a simple grey jumpsuit without any antenna or face markings to identify them like the main seven have. The only difference is a grey line of eyelashes that the girl ones have that the boys lack, along with child ones being much smaller.
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* In ''Manga/BlendS'', all customers of [[CosplayCafe Cafe Stile]] are drawn this way. This even applies to Satou, [[spoiler:who is supposed to be dating Mafuyu after the events of Episode 10.]]
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* In ''Manga/BlendS'', all customers of [[CosplayCafe Cafe Stile]] are drawn this way. This even applies to Satou, Itou, [[spoiler:who is supposed to be dating Mafuyu after the events of Episode 10.]]
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* ''Anime/PrettyRhythmAuroraDream'', uses colored silhouettes for anyone not part of the main cast.
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* ''VideoGame/PrettyRhythmAuroraDream'', uses colored silhouettes for anyone not part of the main cast.
* ''Animation/{{Pucca}}'' spoofs this trope by having the extras be pink and blue smiley gum-drop people. The series proper has a large cast of extras and no real need for them, but they're used for comedy nonetheless.
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* In ''Manga/BlendS'', all customers of [[CosplayCafe Cafe Stile]] are drawn this way. This even applies to Satou, [[spoiler:who is supposed to be dating Mafuyu after the events of Episode 10.]]