| Display title | Battle of the Still Frames |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | A show's rather low animation budget rears its ugly head during its action sequences. This isn't an Inaction Sequence by any means. Blows exchanged by two forces fighting (or dramatic stuff that happens) mostly consist of zooming, scrolling or sometimes even stationary frames. And most of them aren't even Pastel Chalked Freeze Frames. |