| Display title | Fake-Out Fade-Out |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | Commonly used at the end of an episode or a song, a Fake-Out Fade-Out is where the scene/music fades out as if it were the end, at a place where that could be realistic and believable, then a moment later jumps back in (Your Princess Is in Another Castle!) with more stuff happening. |