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** Aang falls into this when he tries out some ridiculously badass and over-detailed armour in Season 3. It's meant to lampshade how impractical the armour is to use or, from a meta standpoint, animate; Aang can barely move in it, and aside from the scarf and LensFlare, the armour itself only has a single animation drawing that's just rotated for when he falls over.[[note]][[MythologyGag According to the commentary]], the character designer often drew armour like this before being told to make simpler designs for animation purposes.[[/note]]
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** Aang falls into this when he tries out some ridiculously badass and over-detailed armour armor in Season 3. It's meant to lampshade how impractical the armour armor is to use or, from a meta standpoint, animate; Aang can barely move in it, and aside from the scarf and LensFlare, the armour armor itself only has a single animation drawing that's just rotated for when he falls over.[[note]][[MythologyGag According to the commentary]], the character designer often drew armour armor like this before being told to make simpler designs for animation purposes.[[/note]]
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* ''WesternAnimation/CareBearsWelcomeToCareAlot'': True Heart Bear appeared only as a plush toy and sported a multi-colored pastel tie-dye like design for her main fur color. This is opposed to the normal Care Bear look, which is a single color for the primary fur, other than the white belly with the belly badge and white inner-ear coloring.
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* ''WesternAnimation/CareBearsWelcomeToCareAlot'': ''WesternAnimation/CareBearsWelcomeToCareALot'': True Heart Bear appeared only as a plush toy and sported a multi-colored pastel tie-dye like design for her main fur color. This is opposed to the normal Care Bear look, which is a single color for the primary fur, other than the white belly with the belly badge and white inner-ear coloring.
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** The show underwent significant ArtEvolution early on, resulting in most of the character designs becoming considerably more realistic and less stylized--but the main characters maintained the same general appearances, [[TheArtifact since they had become far too iconic to change]]. Bart, Lisa, and Maggie are among the only characters who have hair exactly the same color as their skin, with no visible hairlines (making them look like they just have oddly shaped heads). Homer has a protruding muzzle-like mouth (colored brown to indicate stubble), an elongated cylindrical head, and a scribble on the side of his head to indicate baldness, three traits shared by very few other characters who aren't related to him. And Marge has a [[AnimeHair bizarrely shaped]] "beehive" hairdo that would be nearly impossible for a real woman to maintain. The show has {{lampshade|Hanging}}d this several times.
** {{God}} is actually the ''only'' character in the show to ever actually be drawn with [[FourFingeredHands five fingers on each hand, and five toes on each foot.]]
** {{God}} is actually the ''only'' character in the show to ever actually be drawn with [[FourFingeredHands five fingers on each hand, and five toes on each foot.]]
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** The show underwent significant ArtEvolution early on, resulting in most of the character designs becoming considerably more realistic and less stylized--but the main characters maintained the same general appearances, [[TheArtifact since they had become far too iconic to change]]. Bart, Lisa, and Maggie are among the only characters who have hair exactly the same color as their skin, with no visible hairlines (making them look like they just have oddly shaped heads). Homer has a protruding muzzle-like mouth (colored brown to indicate stubble), an elongated cylindrical head, and a scribble on the side of his head to indicate baldness, three traits shared by very few other characters who aren't related to him. And Marge has a [[AnimeHair bizarrely shaped]] comically tall]] "beehive" hairdo that would be nearly impossible for a real woman to maintain. The show has {{lampshade|Hanging}}d this several times.
** {{God}} isactually the ''only'' only character in the show to ever actually be drawn with [[FourFingeredHands five fingers on each hand, and five toes on each foot.]]
** {{God}} is
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** In general, this is true of a lot of characters from earlier seasons, which had a looser and more cartoonish style, while later seasons went a more realistic route with a consistent style. Comic Book Guy has a more scribbly looking beard, shared with a number of similar characters introduced in the early seasons. Sideshow Bob has an unusually skinny face, sharp features and WildHair.
** When Hank Hill and other ''WesternAnimation/KingOfTheHill'' characters made a brief cameo, they looked exactly the same as they did in their own show, skin color and all. A sort of SeriesContinuityError is created when the show had a Crossover with ''WesternAnimation/TheCritic'', where Jay Sherman was yellow (albeit still drawn in the same style as his show). In "The Simpsons Guy", [[WesternAnimation/FamilyGuy the Griffin family]] appeared normal colored, and Homer referred to them as "albino". Peter, on the opposite side, claimed everyone in Springfield looks like they have hepatitis.
** When Hank Hill and other ''WesternAnimation/KingOfTheHill'' characters made a brief cameo, they looked exactly the same as they did in their own show, skin color and all. A sort of SeriesContinuityError is created when the show had a Crossover with ''WesternAnimation/TheCritic'', where Jay Sherman was yellow (albeit still drawn in the same style as his show). In "The Simpsons Guy", [[WesternAnimation/FamilyGuy the Griffin family]] appeared normal colored, and Homer referred to them as "albino". Peter, on the opposite side, claimed everyone in Springfield looks like they have hepatitis.
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** In general, this is true of a A lot of characters from earlier seasons, which had seasons are drawn in a looser and more cartoonish style, while later seasons went a draw supporting characters slightly more realistic route with a consistent style. realisticallly and consistently. Comic Book Guy has his beard drawn as a more scribbly looking beard, zig-zagging line, shared with a number of similar characters introduced in the early seasons. Sideshow Bob has an unusually skinny face, sharp features and WildHair.
** When Hank Hill and other ''WesternAnimation/KingOfTheHill'' characters made a brief cameo, they looked exactly the same as they did in their own show, skin color and all. A sort of SeriesContinuityError is created when the show had a Crossover with ''WesternAnimation/TheCritic'', where Jay Sherman was yellow (albeit still drawn in the same style as his show). In "The Simpsons Guy", [[WesternAnimation/FamilyGuy the Griffin family]]appeared also appear normal colored, and colored. This is lampshaded on both ends, with Homer referred referring to them as "albino". Peter, on the opposite side, claimed Griffins as "albino" and Peter remarking that everyone in Springfield looks like they have hepatitis.
** When Hank Hill and other ''WesternAnimation/KingOfTheHill'' characters made a brief cameo, they looked exactly the same as they did in their own show, skin color and all. A sort of SeriesContinuityError is created when the show had a Crossover with ''WesternAnimation/TheCritic'', where Jay Sherman was yellow (albeit still drawn in the same style as his show). In "The Simpsons Guy", [[WesternAnimation/FamilyGuy the Griffin family]]
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* ''WesternAnimation/OutOfTheInkwell'': Koko the Clown looks more realistic compared to the cartoony cast of Fleischer's works. Justified because he was rotoscoped.
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* ''WesternAnimation/OutOfTheInkwell'': Koko the Clown looks more realistic compared to the cartoony cast of Fleischer's works. Justified because he was works, a result of being rotoscoped.
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* ''WesternAnimation/{{Bluey}}'': The old pug in "Granny Mobile" looks more like a real pug compared to Buddy and his mum.
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** Squidward doesn't look much like a squid at all, and WordOfGod is that, despite his name, he's actually an octopus. With six legs. So he's apparently a hexopus. What's interesting is that his relatives and Squilliam are also hexopuses.
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** Squidward doesn't look much like a squid at all, and WordOfGod is that, despite his name, he's actually an octopus. With six legs. So he's apparently a hexopus. What's interesting is that (and by extension his relatives and Squilliam are also hexopuses. Squilliam) looks more humanoid and intricate compared to the cutesy, fairly simplistic designs of the other characters. This is especially jarring when compared to other octopuses and squids, who look more like what you'd expect them to.
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* ''WesternAnimation/MiloMurphysLaw'': While most of the cast has multicolored pupils in their eyes, Melissa has visible irises with black pupils inside.
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** While most of the cast has multicolored pupils in their eyes, Melissa has visible irises with black pupilsinside.inside.
** Diogee looks a lot more cartoony than the other animals, who are drawn more realistically.
** While most of the cast has multicolored pupils in their eyes, Melissa has visible irises with black pupils
** Diogee looks a lot more cartoony than the other animals, who are drawn more realistically.
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* ''WesternAnimation/{{Recess}}'': Randall Weems looks more like a character from ''The Simpsons'' compared to everyone else.
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** Squidward doesn't look much like a squid at all, and WordOfGod is that, despite his name, he's actually an octopus. With six legs. So he's apparently a hexopus.
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** Squidward doesn't look much like a squid at all, and WordOfGod is that, despite his name, he's actually an octopus. With six legs. So he's apparently a hexopus. What's interesting is that his relatives and Squilliam are also hexopuses.
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* ''WesternAnimation/{{Kaeloo}}'': All of the recurring cast are FunnyAnimals except Rules, who is a [[AnthropomorphicTypography talking exclamation mark]] who can shapeshift.
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* ''WesternAnimation/{{Kaeloo}}'': All of the recurring cast are FunnyAnimals except Rules, Game Rule, who is a [[AnthropomorphicTypography talking exclamation mark]] who can shapeshift.
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Examples of NonStandardCharacterDesign in western animated series.
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** In "[[Recap/MyLittlePonyFriendshipIsMagicS7E19ToChangeAChangeling To Change a Changeling]]", Thorax's brother Pharynx had a purple shell, violet eyes and red crest and tail instead of the changelings' standard blue-and-cyan color scheme, and is the only changeling to do so. Even after he transforms into a more typical "bug-horse", he still retains a much darker color scheme than the other changelings.
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** In "[[Recap/MyLittlePonyFriendshipIsMagicS7E19ToChangeAChangeling To Change a Changeling]]", Thorax's brother Pharynx had a purple shell, violet carapace and eyes and a red crest and tail neck fin instead of the changelings' standard blue-and-cyan color scheme, and is the only changeling to do so. Even after he transforms into a more typical "bug-horse", he still retains a much darker color scheme than the other changelings.
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** Then there's Thorax, the leader of the changelings after they defect from Queen Chrysalis. He is larger, has gem-like bumps on his chest, and a pair of stag-like antlers.
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** Then there's Thorax, the leader of the changelings after they defect from Queen Chrysalis. He is larger, has gem-like bumps on his chest, and a pair of stag-like antlers.mandibles on his head resembling antlers. Also, prior to his metamorphosis, he stood out from the other changelings due to having rounder eyes and a differently colored carapace.
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* Lampshaded in an episode in which Homer imagines his children as horrible mutant inbred freaks [[ItMakesSenseInContext if he and Marge become brother and sister.]] Bart, Lisa, and Maggie are briefly depicted as ordinary adorable cartoon children with Caucasian skintones, blue eyes, blond hair, five fingers on each hand, and no overbites.
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* ''WesternAnimation/ALittleCurious'': The Shoe Family don't have proper faces and can't show facial expressions unlike the other characters, because of course they're a pair of shoes.
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* ''WesternAnimation/RazzberryJazzberryJam'': Mike the microphone lacks the stick-figure arms and legs that most of the show’s other Animate Inanimate Objects have, instead hopping around on his base and using his cord (which is of indefinite length and always appears to be plugged in to something just offscreen) to hold objects.
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* ''WesternAnimation/{{Kaeloo}}'': All of the recurring cast are FunnyAnimals except Rules, who is a [[AnthropomorphicTypography talking exclamation mark]] who can shapeshift.