Iris Out: Difference between revisions

 

A common variation is for the iris to almost close, then pop back open a little to either continue the cartoon or for one last gag before the iris finally closes altogether. In some cases, a character will snatch the borders of the iris and hold it open to escape or rant.

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== Anime and Manga ==

* An episode of ''[[Trigun]]'' features this, with the main character, Vash in the center [[Breaking the Fourth Wall|complaining about the little screentime in the episode]].

* Every episode of ''[[Kirby: Right Back at Ya!]]'' ends with a star-shaped Iris Out that pauses around Kirby, usually just to let him smile at the viewer and exclaim "Poyo!"

 

== Film ==

* ''[[Feast]]'' III ends on an improvised variation, with the surviving character of the film using his hands to imitate an iris out.

 

* An Iris Out is the usual [[Idiosyncratic Wipes|Idiosyncratic Wipe]] used in ''[[Pushing Daisies]]'', where its old-fashioned feel complements the show's retro charm.

* Used in [[The BBC]]'s adaptation of ''[[Tipping the Velvet]]''.

* A heart-shaped version can be found in both endings of ''Super [[Meat Boy]]''.

* There's a mushroom-shaped iris out whenever Marisa collects a mushroom in ''[[New Super Marisa Land]]''.

 

== [[Web Original]] ==

** Then, in Episode 8, Wario throws Waluigi at the Sky Pop Mark II in an attempt to steal Mario and the gang's Chaos Emeralds. Waluigi stops just short and does a Wile E. Coyote-esque fall. After he lands, we cut to a stunned-nearly-speechless Wario, and the same thing happens as in the Episode 7 scene, but with a "W" emblem.

* In the original [[JibJab]] video "This Land", George W. Bush grabs the iris at the end to mention Cheney.

 

== [[Western Animation]] ==

 

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