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* Used in the ''Anime/DragonBallZ'' film Fusion Reborn. Especially apparent during Goten and Trunks' fight with Hitler.
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* Used in the ''Anime/DragonBallZ'' film ''[[Anime/DragonBallZFusionReborn Fusion Reborn. Especially apparent Reborn]]'' during the comedic scenes set on Earth. It's particularly noticeable during Goten and Trunks' fight with Hitler.The Dictator and his army. For all other scenes, such as those set within the Other World, the art style reverts to the standard used throughout the rest of the franchise.
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This style began being used by a few animation companies in the early 1950s (mostly UPA, of WesternAnimation/GeraldMcBoingBoing and WesternAnimation/MrMagoo fame), and became dominant in American TV animation during the [[TheSixties '60s]] and [[TheSeventies '70s]], eclipsing the more naturalistic style used in most animation during earlier decades. It was phased out during the early [[TheEighties '80s]], when more naturalistic styles again became dominant in American animation, but then became the standard ''yet again'' (on television at least) during the late [[TheNineties '90s]], and has remained in active use to this day -- shows animated in [[UsefulNotes/AdobeFlash Flash]] and UsefulNotes/ToonBoom tend to look especially good in this style. However, as of the TheNewTwenties, most mainstream television animation in the US has switched to its less detailed, more expressive cousin: ThinLineAnimation.
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This style began being used by a few animation companies in the early 1950s (mostly UPA, of WesternAnimation/GeraldMcBoingBoing and WesternAnimation/MrMagoo fame), and became dominant in American TV animation during the [[TheSixties '60s]] and [[TheSeventies '70s]], eclipsing the more naturalistic style used in most animation during earlier decades. It was phased out during the early [[TheEighties '80s]], when more naturalistic styles again became dominant in American animation, but then became the standard ''yet again'' (on television at least) during the late [[TheNineties '90s]], and has remained in active use to this day -- shows animated in [[UsefulNotes/AdobeFlash Flash]] MediaNotes/AdobeFlash and UsefulNotes/ToonBoom tend to look especially good in this style. However, as of the TheNewTwenties, most mainstream television animation in the US has switched to its less detailed, more expressive cousin: ThinLineAnimation.
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* ''VideoGame/AlienHominid'', ''VideoGame/CastleCrashers'', and ''Super VideoGame/MeatBoy'', all made by the Website/{{Newgrounds}}.
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* ''VideoGame/AlienHominid'', ''VideoGame/CastleCrashers'', and ''Super VideoGame/MeatBoy'', all made by the Website/{{Newgrounds}}.Platform/{{Newgrounds}}.
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* ''[[VideoGame/SuperSmashBrosForNintendo3DSAndWiiU Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS]]'' adds black borders around characters to make them more visually distinct on the handheld's relatively small screen.
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* ''[[VideoGame/SuperSmashBrosForNintendo3DSAndWiiU Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS]]'' adds black borders around characters to make them more visually distinct on the handheld's relatively small screen.screen, although the option to make them thin or remove them entirely is included.
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* ''Rakugakids'' (a Creator/{{Konami}} FightingGame for the UsefulNotes/Nintendo64) has character sprites drawn this way, clashing with the realistically drawn backgrounds.
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* ''Rakugakids'' (a Creator/{{Konami}} FightingGame for the UsefulNotes/Nintendo64) ''VideoGame/{{Rakugakids}}'' has character sprites drawn this way, clashing with the realistically drawn backgrounds.
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* Some Pokemon artwork on the newer ''{{Franchise/Pokemon}}''-related advertisements are depicted in this manner, with Pikachu being depicted with an oval head in this artstyle.
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* The Jeff Ahlbum animations from ''Series/SesameStreet''.
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* The Jeff Joey Ahlbum animations from ''Series/SesameStreet''.
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* The Jeff Ahlbum animations from ''Series/SesameStreet''.
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Animation style characterized by visible heavy black borders around characters and objects. This style began being used by a few animation companies in the early 1950s (mostly UPA, of WesternAnimation/GeraldMcBoingBoing and WesternAnimation/MrMagoo fame), and became dominant in American TV animation during the '60s and '70s, eclipsing the more naturalistic style used in most animation during earlier decades. It was phased out during the early '80s, when more naturalistic styles again became dominant in American animation, but then became the standard ''yet again'' (on television at least) during the late '90s, and has remained in active use to this day- shows animated in [[UsefulNotes/AdobeFlash Flash]] and UsefulNotes/ToonBoom tend to look especially good in this style. However, as of the TheNewTwenties, most mainstream television animation in the US has switched to its less detailed, more expressive cousin: ThinLineAnimation.
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This style began being used by a few animation companies in the early 1950s (mostly UPA, of WesternAnimation/GeraldMcBoingBoing and WesternAnimation/MrMagoo fame), and became dominant in American TV animation during the
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* ''Series/{{Llanargollen}}'': All of the RogerRabbitEffect animals are animated in this style, with any accessories they may be wearing being a darker colored outline.
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* ''Series/{{Llanargollen}}'': All of the RogerRabbitEffect animals are animated in this style, with any accessories they may be wearing being a darker colored outline.
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* ''VideoGame/AngryBirds''
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* ''VideoGame/AngryBirds''''VideoGame/AngryBirds'' (mainly from 2009 to 2012)
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* ''VideoGame/BendyAndTheInkMachine'' gives most objects scratchy outlines of varying thickness to look like a black-and-white cartoon from the 30s. The characters notably have ''no'' outlines, although ''VideoGame/BendyAndTheDarkRevival'' gave them thin glowing white outlines for a more convincingly hands drawn appearance.
