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* ''[[Dennou Coil]]'' has an inversion -- we're able to accept the CG Satchiis because they're computer programs. The weirding out happens when, in one of the final episodes, a Satchii is inexplicably hand-drawn.
* Many of the battle scenes in ''[[Utawarerumono]]''.
* In ''[[Baccano!]]'', a good percent of scenes in the halls of the Flying Pussyfoot have incredibly conspicuous CG'd backgrounds.
* [[Keroro Gunsou|Keroro's]] ceiling fan. That's all.
* Very prominent in ''[[Puni Puni Poemy]]''; the [[Star Wars|Death Star-ripoff]] spaceship comes to mind, but given that they [[Medium Blending|mix live-action along with this and traditional animation]], and the OVA itself is a [[Widget Series]], this is probably intentional.
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* Each of the ''[[Sailor Moon]]'' [[The Movie|movies]] includes an exterior shot of the [[Big Bad]]'s base rendered in CG. Even with a grainy filter added to make it blend in, it's still very noticeable.
** Also, the CGI [[Idiosyncratic Wipes]] that [[Di C]] added into the dub. It looks terrible next to the first season's [[Limited Animation|(not all that great)]] traditional cel animation.
* Unfortunately ''[[Darker
* The leaves of the willow tree in episode 2 of ''[[Requiem from the Darkness]]'' look obviously computer generated.
* ''[[Cowboy Bebop]]'' has a lot of this throughout, mostly for the hyperspace gates.
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* The real forms of the dragons and some of the mecha of ''[[Dragonaut: The Resonance]]''. They don't blend in at all with the rest of the 2D environments and characters.
* [[Hellsing Ultimate]] has this issue with many things, from Alucard's various forms, to basic guns and other weaponry.
* The teacups in the Love Theme Park in episode 18 of ''[[
* In the first ''[[Saiyuki]]'' anime quite a bit. The most baffling one would be the orange paper plane.
* In ''[[Black Butler]]'', horse-drawn carriages are usually rendered in CG.
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** The 2D drawing style being close to cirka 1970 comics style could be part of what makes it Conspicuous, as then anything 3D stands out as being Conspicuously Modern.
* ''[[Kim Possible]]'' has a robot toy army attack Ron Stoppable in [[The Movie]]; whilst they may both have been computer animated, the robot toys appear to be created with a different animation or CGI effect to the rest of the show.
* A [[Crossover]] episode of ''[[Lilo and Stitch: The Series]]'' where they meet [[American Dragon: Jake Long|Jake Long]] and his friends at a skateboard competition. The prize is a new fancy skateboard that rotates in its glass case. It's CGI.
* ''[[Bounty Hamster]]'' uses cel-shaded CGI for spaceships and other detailed objects which are required to move very fast.
* Galactus, in the 1990s ''[[Fantastic Four (animation)|Fantastic Four]]'' series. Hungorto, his [[Captain Ersatz]] in ''[[Duck Dodgers]]'' was also [[Conspicuous CG]], possibly as a reference to this.
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