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* ''[[Neon Genesis Evangelion (Anime)|End of Evangelion]]'' has the ending credits in the ''middle'', between the two "episodes" that make up the movie. This was done so the ending could cut to black. The credits also spiral up the screen while spinning.

* The final episode of the OVA series ''[[El-Hazard: The Magnificent World (Anime)|El Hazard the Magnificent World]]'' ends with a series of pastel drawings under the credits, which show selected bits of "what happens after".

** [[Hilarious Outtakes]] appear in ''[[Toy Story]] 2'', ''[[A Bug's Life (Animation)|A Bugs Life]]'', and ''[[Monsters, Inc. (Animation)|Monsters Inc.]]'' ''Monsters, Inc.'' also features a company play based on a throwaway line from earlier. ''Monsters Inc.'''s ''opening'' credits has a 2D effect of monsters wandering through all the doors like they were [[Scooby-Dooby Doors]].

** ''[[Finding Nemo]]'''s credits featured the characters swimming through and around the credits (including [[The Cameo|Mike]] from ''[[Monsters, Inc. (Animation)|Monsters Inc.]]'')

** ''[[Up (Film)|Up]]'' has the credits in the form of Ellie's scrapbook {{spoiler|that's been added to by [[Intergenerational Friendship|Carl and Russell]]}}.

* Even some non-Pixar Disney films have some. ''[[Brother Bear]]'' has clips of Kenai, Koda, and even Rutt and Tuke, which is followed by [[Phil Collins (Music)|Phil Collins]] singing [[Awesome Music (Disney)|Take a Look Through My Eyes]] and [[Awesome Music (Disney)|No Way Out (extended version)]], and then the hilarious Koda proclaiming that no fish were harmed in the making, which is quickly followed by a bear running across the screen, chasing a fish yelling "HE"S GONNA EAT ME!". After Koda covers the screen, the sound of a bear swallowing can be heard. Cue end logos.

* ''[[Cloudy With a Chance of Meatballs]]'', which works as a kind of epilogue to the film, has [http://www.artofthetitle.com/2009/10/26/cloudy-with-a-chance-of-meatballs/ a 2D animated epilogue] that includes [[Shout-Out|Shout Outs]], [[Mythology Gag|Mythology Gags]], and [[Everything's Better With Rainbows|lots and lots of rainbows]].

* ''[[The Simpsons Movie (Film)|The Simpsons Movie]]'' includes gags of the family sitting in the theater watching the credits for their own movie.

* ''[[Kung Fu Panda (Animation)|Kung Fu Panda]]'' has [http://watchthetitles.com/articles/0072-Kung_Fu_Panda cool and funny credit]s at the beginning, then some pictures showing bits of the life of the protagonists after the film, some kinda [[Crowning Moment of Heartwarming|heartwarming]] (namely, Shifu and Po's father playing Chinese Chess -- Shifu's losing! -- or Tigress making her own comical impersonation of Shifu).

** Credits of ''[[Kung Fu Panda 2 (Animation)|Kung Fu Panda 2]]'' show Po's adventure in the radish basket.

* ''[[Bolt (Disney)|Bolt]]'' had a children's book-looking epilogue pictures that showed {{spoiler|Bolt, Mittens, and Rhino living happily with Penny on a farm}}.

* ''[[Coraline (Film)|Coraline]]'' had the real angel ''and'' Other demonic Scotties flying around the credits, playing with the jumping mice's ball.

* ''[[The Princess and The Frog (Disney)|The Princess and The Frog]]'' had [http://josephpitt.blogspot.com/2009/12/frog-end-titles.html stylised credits] similar in tone to later Pixar movies, depicting places from the movie and Tiana and Naveen doing romantic things together (in both amphibian and human form).

* ''[[9 (Animation)|Nine]]'' had the credits floating up out of the open Talisman.

* The credits of ''[[How to Train Your Dragon (Film)|How to Train Your Dragon]]'' roll on yellowish parchment and are accompanied by concept art that also served to inspire the illustrations in the Dragon Manual.

* ''[[Despicable Me (Film)|Despicable Me]]'' has two minions trying to reach towards the screen and play with the effects of 3D while another minion referees.

* ''[[Cats Don't Dance (Animation)|Cats Don't Dance]]'' shows a series of posters for historical and recent blockbuster movies, in which the Real-Life actors' images are supplanted by the film's own animal stars.

* [[Don Bluth]] is fond of this. ''[[All Dogs Go to Heaven]]'' has a continuously moving background of painted clouds, ''[[Rock a Doodle]]'' has a colorful, abstract background consisting of huge music notes scrolling up, ''[[The Secret of NIMH (Film)|The Secret of NIMH]]'' frames the credits with delicious illustrations, etc. ''[[The Land Before Time]]'' showcases the lush Great Valley

* ''[[Tangled (Disney)|Tangled]]'' has stylized credits of various scenes from Rapunzel and Flynn's adventure. They were animated by Shiyoon Kim, and you can check out a few pictures of them [http://shiyoon.blogspot.com/2010/11/hey-everybody-thanks-for-all-wonderful.html here].

* ''[[Legend of the Guardians: The Owls of ga Hoole]]'' has the film's events as a pretty shadow puppet show.

* The ending credits of ''[[Steamboy (Anime)|Steamboy]]'' taking the form of a [[Where Are They Now? Epilogue]].

* The 2011 ''[[Winnie the Pooh (Film)|Winnie the Pooh]]'' has a closing sequence which starts with stuffed animals arranged in re-enactments of the movie's scenes, then proceeds with the animated characters interacting with the credits themselves.

* ''[[Harry Potter (Film)|Harry Potter]] and the Prisoner of Azkaban'' did its credits in the style of the Marauder's Map.

* ''[[Bill and Ted (Film)|Bill & Ted's Bogus Journey]]'': We learn the rest of the story during the credits, in a [[Where Are They Now? Epilogue]].

* ''[[The Lord of the Rings (Film)|The Lord of the Rings]]: Return of the King'' ended with brilliant artwork of all the characters (actually photos morphed with hand-drawn art), scenery, and anything else the artists managed to make into wonderful sketches.

* The 1956 version of ''[[Around the World In Eighty Days]]'' has an animated recap of the entire movie.

{{quote| '''[[The Nostalgia Chick (Web Video)|The Nostalgia Chick]]''': "We know the movie was Spice Crap! We did that on purpose!"}}

* ''[[Buffy the Vampire Slayer (Film)|Buffy the Vampire Slayer]]'' has all sorts of short vignettes during the credits.

* ''[[Mystery Science Theater 3000 (TV)|Mystery Science Theater 3000]]: [[The Movie]]'' has Mike and the bots go back into the theater to riff on their own credits.

* ''[[Hot Shots (Film)|Hot Shots]]'' have sufficiently long credits, over a montage of many of the visual gags in the film. The credits also contain trivia, recipes, and end with "If you had left the theatre when these credits started, you'd be home by now."

* ''[[Shoot Em Up (Film)|Shoot Em Up]]'' had some extremely stylized credits - for example, a drop of blood color-shifts into a drop of milk, which becomes Monica Bellucci's character's breasts.

* ''[[300 (Film)|Three Hundred]]'' had [http://www.artofthetitle.com/2008/03/17/300/ stylized credits] that evoked scenes from the movie.

* ''[[The Mummy Trilogy (Film)|The Mummy Trilogy]]'':

** ''[[The Mummy 1999 (Film)|The Mummy 1999]]'' and ''[[The Mummy Returns (Film)|The Mummy Returns]]'': the is pulled down CGI passage ways while hieroglyphics morph around and into the credits.

** ''[[The Mummy Tomb of the Dragon Emperor (Film)|The Mummy Tomb of the Dragon Emperor]]'' had [http://watchthetitles.com/articles/0034-The_Mummy_III_Tomb_of_the_Dragon_Emperor stylized credits] that looked like a cross between ''[[300 (Film)|Three Hundred]]'' and ''[[Kung Fu Panda (Animation)|Kung Fu Panda]]''.

* ''[[Alice in Wonderland (Film)|Alice in Wonderland]]'' had a very pretty scene for the cast list and [[Avril Lavigne (Music)|Avril Lavigne]]'s song that showed the clouds shifting, mushrooms growing (and glowing) and the bare [[Goth Spirals]] branches blooming to show that {{spoiler|Underland is healing after the Red Queen's defeat}}. In the 3D version, this is windowboxed, with the growing fauna spilling out onto the blank areas of the screen, giving the impression that the screen is a window to Underland. Can be seen [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qHi1gifyLdU here].

* The ''[[Dawn of the Dead 2004 (Film)|Dawn of the Dead 2004]]'' remake's end credits starts with clips from the rich jerkass's video camera (which appears to be a parody of Paris Hilton's infamous sex tape), then shows the survivors landing on an isolated island.

* The credits for ''[[Enchanted (Film)|Enchanted]]'' featured animated silhouettes with a "woodblock printed paper" background.

* ''[[Sherlock Holmes (Film)|Sherlock Holmes]]'': The [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YKIUHpyRk1I end credits] feature fantastic illustrations of scenes from the movie mixed with the clips themselves. Art of the Title did an interview with Danny Yount about the sequence [http://www.artofthetitle.com/2010/01/21/sherlock-holmes/ here].

* ''[[School of Rock]]'' has the end credits roll over the closing scene of the kids playing [[ACDC (Music)|ACDC]]. Halfway into the song [[Jack Black]] suddenly begins [[Breaking the Fourth Wall|singing about the credits]], and pointing to random names in the credits and saying things like, "I don't know that guy."

* Some consider the ending credits for ''[[Robin Hood 2010]]'' (with [[Russell Crowe]]) the best part of the entire film-- not because the film was terrible, but because the credits are so awesome.

** ''[[Iron Man (Film)|Iron Man]]'' smash-cuts to the credits right after Tony Stark says "I am Iron Man." The end credits song, is, of course, "Iron Man" by [[Black Sabbath (Music)|Black Sabbath]]. It plays while the credits zoom in and out of blueprint-style graphics showing the schematics for the [[Iron Man]] armor and other devices from the film.

** ''[[Thor (Film)|Thor]]'' has end credits set in an otherworldly cosmos.

** The end credits for ''[[Captain America: The First Avenger (Film)|Captain America the First Avenger]]'' is set against various 1940s propaganda posters, befitting the tone of the movie.

** ''[[The Avengers (Film)|The Avengers]]'' has its credits set against various icons and gear associated with each Avenger ([[Captain America]]'s shield and uniform, the [[Iron Man (Comic Book)|Iron Man]] armor, [[The Mighty Thor|Thor]]'s hammer, etc.).

* ''[[The Matrix (Film)|The Matrix]]'' series had the credits appearing from a line of Matrix code running horizontally across the screen, leaving the credit line(s).

* The ''[[Doom (Video Game)|Doom]]'' movie had the credits in the same vein as it's first-person segment, complete with the names getting shot and killed. {{spoiler|The only names to not get shot are those of the actors that played characters that survive, or of the backstage staff. [[Dwayne Johnson|The Rock]] gets particularly shot up, as he's the film's equivalent of a [[Final Boss]]}}

* ''[[Tropic Thunder (Film)|Tropic Thunder]]'', [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dWBEHzi3wgc alternates] between [[Tom Cruise]] in a fat suit dancing to rap with scenes from the movie which get stylized "splash pages" for actors and the such.

* ''[[Superman III]]'' and ''[[Supergirl (Film)|Supergirl]]'' had most of their closing credits coming towards the camera in a staircase manner.

* ''[[Short Circuit (Film)|Short Circuit]]'' [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0IHDCmDLxfE finishes with a recap of the entire story] (including a few deleted scenes that don't appear in the movie proper).

* Going hand-in-hand with [[Downer Ending|the film's ending]], the first part of the end credits for ''[[Rise of the Planet of The Apes]]'' roll over {{spoiler|an animation of international patterns spreading the ALZ-113 virus across the globe}}.

* ''[[My Name Is Earl]]'' had outtakes over the credits after the episode which frequently referenced ''[[Smokey and The Bandit]]''.

* ''[[Black Adder]] the Third'' ended each episode which its final scene frozen and turned into a woodcut-style illustration, which would then scroll upward and reveal the credits as a theater program from a Regency-era play.

** ''[[Black Adder]] 2'' ended each episode with Edmund walking away from the camera into a garden, while being followed by (and interacting with) the minstrel singing the closing theme.

* ''[[The Monkees (Music)|The Monkees]]'' [[Christmas Episode]] has the behind-the-scenes crew and office workers saying hello to the camera during the closing credits.

* Several games like to put their [[Concept Art Gallery]] in the end credits, such as ''[[Fahrenheit]]'' and ''[[Legacy of Kain]]: [[Soul Reaver]]''.

* ''[[Kingdom Hearts Chain of Memories (Video Game)|Kingdom Hearts Chain of Memories]]'' had various characters walking in on the sides while they displayed the true quality of the GBA by playing [[Kingdom Hearts (Franchise)/Awesome Music|the full vocal version of Simple and Clean with almost the same quality as on the PS2]].

** Similarly, the credits of ''[[Kingdom Hearts II (Video Game)|Kingdom Hearts II]]'' had a [[Where Are They Now]] thing going on, showing small videos of the different characters Sora met in his journey after all the problems were took care of. Special mention goes to [[Crowning Moment of Heartwarming|King Mickey finally returning to his Queen and subjects at Disney Castle]]. Little guy [[Earn Your Happy Ending|earned it]].

** This in turn was carried on in ''[[Kingdom Hearts Birth By Sleep (Video Game)|Kingdom Hearts Birth By Sleep]]''. Many of these allude to future events and themes that would play on later, from {{spoiler|1=Isa and Lea buying sea salt ice cream from Scrooge McDuck to [[Lilo and Stitch (Disney)|Experiment 626]] flying off to a mysterious blue planet. Again, one of the most touching moments involves King Mickey, who, having failed to save the three heroes, returns the star shard and his keyblade to Master Yen Sid and turns to walk away... [[Kingdom Hearts Birth By Sleep (Video Game)/Heartwarming|Only for Yen Sid to return the Keyblade to him]], signifying that he passed the Mark of Mastery exam.}}

* ''[[Final Fantasy IX (Video Game)|Final Fantasy IX]]'' had various FMV clips from the game play on the side of the scrolling credits while they turned on the vocal version of the game's theme: Melodies of Life.

** ''[[Final Fantasy VIII (Video Game)|Final Fantasy VIII]]'' [[Older Than They Think|did it first]], showing the various craziness of the main party characters as they celebrate in Balamb Garden. It's not until the very, ''very'' end of the credits that you get confirmation that {{spoiler|Squall is still alive}}.

* ''[[Super Smash Bros (Video Game)|Super Smash Bros]].'' lets you pause, accelerate, target, or warp the end credits. The two sequels turn the credits into a shooting minigame.

* ''[[Tatsunokovs Capcom (Video Game)|Tatsunokovs Capcom]]'' has a minigame during the credits where you ride a bike with Doronjo and her lackeys. It even unlocks another minigame! And if you were playing as Roll, you can fly her broom instead.

** Almost all of the ''[[Megaman Battle Network]]'' games have this, with 3 being a particularly good example.

* ''[[The World Ends With You (Video Game)|The World Ends With You]]'' has Lullaby For You (not used anywhere else in-game) playing over the credits, in addition to (mostly) unused scenery and character art.

* ''[[Scribblenauts (Video Game)|Scribblenauts]]'' has an interesting variation on this trope: All staff members shown in the credits can be written and used in the main game once you know their names, Edison Yan being particularly helpful.

* The ending credits for both ''[[War Craft]] 3'' and its expansion feature little extras like a concert, a [[Hilarious Outtakes]] [[Shout-Out]] to a scene in the previous game, and a football game.

* Many [[JRPG|JRPGs]] have scenes that play out during the credits. Sometimes these are just montages of previously seen scenes (''[[Final Fantasy IX (Video Game)|Final Fantasy IX]], [[Chrono Cross (Video Game)|Chrono Cross]], [[Wild Arms]]'' games) but sometimes they will show new footage (''[[Xenosaga (Video Game)|Xenosaga]], [[Kingdom Hearts]]'', ''[[Final Fantasy VIII (Video Game)|Final Fantasy VIII]]'').

* The credits of ''[[Final Fantasy XII (Video Game)|Final Fantasy XII]]'' show sepia-toned concept art of the setting and characters by the main artist, Akihiko Yoshida. Considering the amazing similarity both of the game to ''[[The Lord of the Rings (Film)|The Lord of the Rings]]'' series and Yoshida's art style to that used in the art for the Return Of The King's credit sequence, it's almost certainly a [[Shout-Out]].

* In the DS version of ''[[Phoenix Wright Ace Attorney (Visual Novel)|Phoenix Wright Ace Attorney]]'', you can find some pretty interesting "fingerprints" during the credits.

** All the ''[[Phoenix Wright Ace Attorney (Visual Novel)|Phoenix Wright Ace Attorney]]'' games, in fact, feature credits that act as a sort of [[Where Are They Now? Epilogue]] for the various characters you've met.

* ''[[House of the Dead (Video Game)|Typing of the Dead]]'' has a hilarious interactive credits sequence where you can type out the developers' names as they appear to make zombies dance.

* The outro of ''[[New Super Mario Bros Wii (Video Game)|New Super Mario Bros Wii]]'' has every letter of the credits as unique brick block. You can destroy them to find coins, with up to four players competing, the player with the most coins at the end "wins". (Yes, the minigame consists of smashing the credits to pieces for coins.) Or you could just watch everyone dance along to the music.

* ''[[Borderlands (Video Game)|Borderlands]]''' first piece of DLC ''"The Zombie Island Of Dr. <s>Z</s>Ned"'' takes this to its logical conclusion by {{spoiler|subverting the [[Anticlimax Boss]] by having Dr. <s>Z</s>Ned come back as an [[One-Winged Angel|undead abomination]], scream "It's not over yet!" and include a proper final boss fight}}.

* ''[[Wario Ware (Video Game)|Wario Ware]]: Smooth Moves'' has everyone who worked on the game appearing as a Mii on a stage. You can move a portable hole around the stage and try to make the Miis fall through it.

* ''[[Portal (Video Game)|Portal]]'''s credits have an early-eighties computer effect, using [[wikipedia:ASCII|ASCII]] symbols which show the lyrics to the end song playing alongside various symbols and models from the games in this format.

** ''[[Portal 2 (Video Game)|Portal 2]]'' works similar, except without any symbols or models, and the credits end with the computer shifting down revealing the middle of space, {{spoiler|where Wheatley was sentenced to be for all eternity. The Space Core is just there because it wants to.}}

* The original ''[[Sam and Max Freelance Police (Video Game)|Sam & Max Hit The Road]]'' let you play shooting gallery (with Max) while the credits were rolling.

* ''[[Cave Story (Video Game)|Cave Story]]'': In lieu of a credits list (it would be too short, considering just one guy made the game all by himself), the game ends with a roll call for all the characters, enemies, and bosses. These are accompanied by pixel art renditions of scenes from the story, and cutscenes showing [[Where Are They Now? Epilogue|where the characters end up after the end]]. These scenes change depending on which of the [[Multiple Endings]] you got.

* The last level of ''[[Assassin's Creed II (Video Game)|Assassin's Creed II]]'' plays out beneath the credits.

* In ''[[Viva Pinata (Video Game)|Viva Pinata]]: Trouble in Paradise'', the credits are a minigame in which you can smash piñatas to earn the [[Money for Nothing|extremely useful]] wishing well.

**The [[PS 2]] sequel has a credits minigame where you [[spoiler:run from the King of All Cosmos, using the Sun as a Katamari to roll up all the current Fans and Cousins. That's right: the freakin' sun.

* Speaking of Sonic, ''[[Sonic Colors (Video Game)|Sonic Colors]]'' has a credits sequence in which you can run on, jump into, homing attack, boost, and use Wisp powers on. While the [[Get It Over With|Sixteen-Minute-long credits sequence]] plays the game's theme, ''Reach For The Stars'', the ending theme, ''Speak With Your Heart'', and some orchestrated stuff. You pretty much get bored after ''Reach For The Stars''.

* In the Master Modes of the ''[[Tetris the Grand Master (Video Game)|Tetris the Grand Master]]'' games, if you reach and pass level 999, the game doesn't end. The board clears, the credits begin to roll, and an extra stage starts in which you must survive 60 seconds at maximum speed. In TGM2+ and TGM3, pieces become invisible 5 seconds after lock. If the player gets a high enough grade in normal play and passes through all sections by specific time standards, this could turn into an invisible roll instead, in which all pieces turn invisible the instant they lock, forcing players to go entirely by memory. Clearing this invisible credit roll is the only way to reach the highest possible grades. Good luck!

* After defeating the [[Final Boss]] of ''[[Bayonetta (Video Game)|Bayonetta]]'', the credits start to roll, but then {{spoiler|Jeanne stomps them and the two of you have to destroy Jubileus's corpse before it [[Earthshattering Kaboom|destroys Earth]]}}. After that sequence, a [[Call Back]] to the prologue begins, followed by the real credits and their spiffy music. At three points during those credits, you have to relive a scene from the game to earn a medal ({{spoiler|the first fight with Jeanne, the first out-of-body Cereza defence, and then you take control of the final graveyard fight}}). Therefore, the credits are incorporated into the gameplay.

* This trope is traditional in the ''[[Call of Duty (Video Game)|Call of Duty]]'' series. The first game and ''United Offensive'' 's credits show several American paratroopers blowing through the German ranks with no discernible reason. ''[[Call of Duty (Video Game)|Call of Duty]] 2'' 's credits show a squad of Rangers rescuing [[Badass|Captain Price]] from the Germans, in a sequence designed to use all the game's [[Videogame Set Piece|scripted animations]] in one level. ''[[Call of Duty (Video Game)|Call of Duty]] 4: [[Modern Warfare]]'' shows the POV of an AC-130 gunship's gunner while he casually disintegrates dozens of enemy soldiers with the gunship's armament. ''[[Modern Warfare]] 2'''s credits shows museum visitors looking at exhibits containing dioramas of the game's levels, which is somewhat less awesome than the others.

* ''Teleroboxer'' for the [[Virtual Boy]] had the robot hands in first person perspective that were used during the game. Pictures of the developers come into perspective and the hands start punching them, making them hilariously deformed before they are thrown into [[A Twinkle in The Sky]]- er space. At the end the player can punch the Nintendo logo for a while.

* The first ''[[Pokémon Ranger (Video Game)|Pokémon Ranger]]'' game let you explode the text by tapping it with your stylus while [[Where Are They Now]]-type scenes play on the top.

*** ''[[Pokémon Black and White (Video Game)|Pokémon Black and White]]'' initially displays sweeping close-up views of Reshiram (in ''White'') or Zekrom (in ''Black'') during the end credits. Afterwards, you get to see {{spoiler|N flying off on the dragon that appeared}} during [[The Stinger]]. The end credits after beating the [[True Final Boss]] don't have a gimmick, though.

* In ''[[Pandemonium (Tabletop Game)|Pandemonium]]'', the end credits are a level, although it's very straightforward and your life meter isn't present, making you unable to die. There is even a secret.

* ''[[Jade Empire]]'''s credits are talked over partially by the must-mentioned but never seen wife of Hou, then by the "actors" playing two of the supporting cast - their conversations cover the difficulties of filming, the interwebs, [[Shout-Out|Shout Outs]] to ''[[Star Trek (Franchise)|Star Trek]]'', not getting typecast and exactly what she does with [[Noodle Implements|that banana]] on stage. And then your mentor telling you about the time you were decapitated as a child, but got better after walking it off. And then exploded a mountain by punching it. [[In Space]]. [http://uk.gamespot.com/users/edubuccaneer/video_player?id=ISE2njf45bwNvTI The credits can be seen here], Hou's section starts at just before three minutes in, Dawn Star and Sagacious Zu at a little past five minutes.

* ''[[Devil May Cry (Video Game)|Devil May Cry]] 4'' challenges you to defend Kyrie from waves of scarecrows for ninety seconds, which is of course made more difficult by the credits obscuring the entire screen. There's a bonus cutscene [[The Stinger|at the end]], though.

* In the credits of ''[[Kirby and The Amazing Mirror (Video Game)|Kirby and The Amazing Mirror]]'', you can keep shooting the [[No Kill Like Overkill|already defeated boss]] as the game counts your number of hits.

* ''[[Kirby Mass Attack (Video Game)|Kirby Mass Attack]]'' put a cute fishing mini-game to play with the credits.Also, one of the medals required for [[One Hundred Percent Completion]] is only found there.

* ''[[Mad World (Video Game)|Mad World]]'' has the [[Large Ham Announcer|announcers]] [[Added Alliterative Appeal|viciously verbally violating]] the staff associated with the game. Including the script-writing "bastards who keep putting words in their mouths."

* The credits of ''[[Super Mario Galaxy 2 (Video Game)|Super Mario Galaxy 2]] '' allow you to jump all over the place (and yes, you ''can'' even die in the credits).

* ''[[The Grim Adventures of Billy and Mandy (Animation)|The Grim Adventures of Billy and Mandy]]'' game allows you to destroy the credits as they roll though there is no point.

* ''[[Super Mario RPG (Video Game)|Super Mario RPG]]'' ends with a parade of the game's entire cast, filled with plenty of visual gags and ending at night with a fireworks display that changes depending on a relatively minor mechanic from earlier in the game.

* ''[[Skylanders Spyros Adventure]]'' sees Flynn comment on the credits, mostly [[Small Name, Big Ego|congratulating himself]] and encouraging the player to go into the [[Playable Epilogue]]. [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VWpyB9uaHB8 Then he goes meta] (at about the three-minute mark).

* ''[[Age of Mythology (Video Game)|Age of Mythology]]'' has [[Hilarious Outtakes]] of the game dialogue ("[[Roses Are Red, Violets Are Blue]]; I'm gonna kill you, Doodley-doo").

* ''[[Daria (Animation)|Daria]]'', with its alter-egos credits showcasing the characters of the show in an array of alternate personae, costume and even other animation styles (for example, [[Lovable Libby|Quinn]] as Hello Kitty, [[Hippie Teacher|Mr. O'Neill]] as Mr. T, etc.)

* ''[[Wakfu (Animation)|Wakfu]]'': The credits of each episode have a small scene acted out by a character or characters from that episode alongside them. The first four episodes are simply the main characters introducing themselves, but the following episodes all have little skits attached. The series Finale's credits show most of the secondary characters and what they've become.

{{quote| ''[[Ferris Bueller's Day Off (Film)|"You're still here? It's over! Go home!.... Go!"]]''}}