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* ''[[Code Geass]]'' has a few of these. For example when Anya is looking through a photo album if you freeze at the right moment you can see [http://i43.tinypic.com/4r8djl.jpg a picture] of Milly groping Shirley.

* Episode 12 of ''[[Magical Girl Lyrical Nanoha]] StrikerS''. "When did Nanoha arrive in the nick of time?" you may wonder. Well, slow down the episode at the scene just before the commercial break, and you will see a single frame of Nanoha's [[Instant Runes]] appearing {{spoiler|[[Taking the Bullet|in the path of]] [[Small Girl, Big Gun|Dieci's massive beam attack]]}}.

* Similar to the ''Sailor Moon'' example above, ''[[The Slayers|Slayers]]'' has some single-frame eyecatches that can only really be seen in freeze frame. A memorable one includes a super-deformed Gourry mooning the audience.

* ''[[K-On!]]'' episode 2x13 zoomed into Azusa's plateful of Yakisoba and showed her fellow band-mates in miniature, lounging on a noodle in their swimsuits. Three frames, total.

* ''[[Time Splitters 2]]'' does the same as ''[[Unreal Tournament]]'' (you can zoom in and see a tiny head using a sniper rifle at point blank). ''[[Team Fortress 2]]'' also does it with the Eyelander/Skullcutter's kill animations. Furthermore, you can make a ragdoll in ''Garry's Mod'' appear to have no head by simply deflating it until it becomes invisible. This is because it's a lot easier for both the programmer and the computer/console to simply scale vertices or force them all into one point than to actually add to or take away from the 3D mesh.

* ''[[Halo]]'' has these a lot of times on the bullet casings coming out of guns. However, in 2, on Legendary, you can see Jason Jones (Co-Founder of Bungie Studios) wearing only boxers with his hands behind his head, kneeling. What the hell were Bungie doing when that was took? Wait, don't answer that.

* In ''[[Super Robot Wars Z]]'', the enigmatic Asakim Dorwin's Ley Buster attack ends with a [[Mind Rape]] that's designed to fuel [[Wild Mass Guessing]]. Most of the images that flash across the screen are (probably) merely gothic artwork with [[Faux Symbolism|meaningless symbolism]], but if paused at just the right time, others show possible clues to his past and connection with other characters and plotlines. It doesn't help that he even tells his opponent that he'll show them "my past, my sins, my fate, and my despair".

* In ''[[Super Smash Bros]]'', the characters have a typical electric damage animation for most of Pikachu's attacks. Many of them showing the skeleton of the attacked character. But, if you attack Samus, and pause in the right frame... you'll see her suitless model, with no clothes at all. She's really well done, but is faceless.