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Line 328: == Western Animation == * ''[[Adventure Time]]'', "Guardians Of Sunshine": Finn and Jake get stuck inside a video game and consequently, the art style becomes a sort of blocky 3D animation style complemented with green and black graphics for the in-game characters and levels. * ''[[The Grim Adventures of Billy ~~and~~& Mandy]]'', "My Peeps": Billy gets eyestrain, and Grim uses his magic to fix Billy's eyes, accidentally giving the boy precognitive powers. Grim ends up repeatedly altering Billy's sight in an effort to fix things, demonstrated by point-of-view shots through Billy's eyes as the art shifted to a sketchy Jhonen Vasquez-inspired style, then an [[Animesque]] style, then a cutesy little-kids' show style. ''The Big Boogie Adventure'' movie also did this when the characters have to paddle through a vortex, briefly turning them into puppets (Billy even lifts up his shirt to reveal a arm underneath causing the others to scream) Grim comments it as "disturbing" once they exit out of it. The show even switches to the style of ''[[The Powerpuff Girls]]'' at the end of one episode, after [[When She Smiles\|Mandy smiles]] and [[These Are Things Man Was Not Meant to Know\|breaks the laws of physics]].