This trope is frequently used in animated media meant for younger viewers to show the target has been incapacitated without injuring or killing them.

A character tries to present things in some kind of organized fashion, but they screw up or change their mind about the organization partway through. This is ...

The Thick-Line Animation trope as used in popular culture. An animation style characterized by visible heavy black borders around characters and objects.

The Chalk Outline trope as used in popular culture. Ah, the chalk (or more rarely, tape) outline to indicate where the murder victim once was.

Any cartoon character running towards a solid body at sufficient speed will pass through and leave a hole exactly the same shape as they are.

A character wear an outfit that draws attention to her navel, either by baring the midriff entirely or having an opening just large enough to reveal it.

This can take place in the form of a dotted outline or silhouette of the missing object or person in question, or a still afterimage of whatever disappeared, ...

Thin-line animation is a stylistic trend that has emerged in The New '10s based around thinner lines, rounder shapes and noodle-like appendages than seen in ...

The animation of the characters and objects tends to have black bold outlines, but the backgrounds are so heavily vectorized and detailed that they feature no ...

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