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* UnintentionalUncannyValley: This was Disney's first attempt at drawing a human character completely from scratch (in this case, the eponymous goddess). However, her face is a bit expressionless at times, and she moves her limbs in ways that look like she doesn't have any bones. This was apparently the reason why Disney resorted to rotoscoping for later works.
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* VindicatedByHistory: Reportedly this short was a flop when it first came out, but nowadays it's definitely one of the more famous Silly Symphonies (perhaps because it was a precursor to a '''very''' famous Disney movie...).
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* VindicatedByHistory: Reportedly this short was a flop when it first came out, but nowadays it's definitely one of the more famous Silly Symphonies (perhaps because it was a precursor to a '''very''' famous [[WesternAnimation/SnowWhiteAndTheSevenDwarfs Disney movie...movie]]...).
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Uncanny Valley is IUEO now and the subjective version has been split; cleaning up misuse and ZCE in the process
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Uncanny Valley is IUEO now and the subjective version has been split; cleaning up misuse and ZCE in the process
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* UncannyValley: This was Disney's first attempt at drawing a human character completely from scratch (in this case, the eponymous goddess). However, her face is a bit expressionless at times, and she moves her limbs in ways that look like she doesn't have any bones. This was apparently the reason why Disney resorted to rotoscoping for later works.
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*{{Narm}}: It seems that the animators' first attempts at drawing human characters weren't quite up to snuff, as Persephone is shown with RubberHoseLimbs.
*NarmCharm: The short's operatic tendencies and over-dramatization, while criticized by some, are points of admiration from others.
*NarmCharm: The short's operatic tendencies and over-dramatization, while criticized by some, are points of admiration from others.
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* UncannyValley: This was Disney's first attempt at drawing a human character completely from scratch (in this case, the eponymous goddess). However, her face is a bit expressionless at times, and she moves her limbs in ways that look like she doesn't have any bones. This was apparently the reason why Disney resorted to rotoscoping for later works.
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* UncannyValley: This was Disney's first attempt at drawing a human character completely from scratch (in this case, the eponymous goddess). However, her face is a bit expressionless at times, and she moves her limbs in ways that look like she doesn't have any bones. This was apparently the reason why Disney resorted to rotoscoping for later works.works.
* VindicatedByHistory: Reportedly this short was a flop when it first came out, but nowadays it's definitely one of the more famous Silly Symphonies (perhaps because it was a precursor to a '''very''' famous Disney movie...).
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* VindicatedByHistory: Reportedly this short was a flop when it first came out, but nowadays it's definitely one of the more famous Silly Symphonies (perhaps because it was a precursor to a '''very''' famous Disney movie...).
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* UncannyValley: This was Disney's first attempt at drawing a human character completely from scratch (in this case, the eponymous goddess). However, her face looks a bit overly baby-like in contrast to her adult figure, and she moves her limbs in ways that look like she doesn't have any bones. This was apparently the reason why Disney resorted to rotoscoping for his later works.
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* UncannyValley: This was Disney's first attempt at drawing a human character completely from scratch (in this case, the eponymous goddess). However, her face looks is a bit overly baby-like in contrast to her adult figure, expressionless at times, and she moves her limbs in ways that look like she doesn't have any bones. This was apparently the reason why Disney resorted to rotoscoping for his later works.
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* UncannyValley: This was Disney's first attempt at drawing a human character completely from scratch (in this case, the eponymous goddess). However, her face looks a bit overly baby-like in contrast to her adult figure, and she moves her limbs in ways that look like she doesn't have any bones. This was apparently the reason why Disney resorted to rotoscoping for his later works.
