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** In "Oso Solo Mio" the Iris Out begins with a heart shaped Iris Out as El Oso begins walking away with his love, birds singing around them. The iris opens back up as the she-bear he loves runs away from him and we realize the cartoon still has a couple minutes left. |
** In "Oso Solo Mio" the Iris Out begins with a heart shaped Iris Out as El Oso begins walking away with his love, birds singing around them. The iris opens back up as the she-bear he loves runs away from him and we realize the cartoon still has a couple minutes left. |
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* The best-known examples of Iris Out can be seen in various [[Looney Tunes|Warner Brothers cartoons,]] which were already [[Subverted Trope|subverting]] the [[Trope]] in the 1930s. One famous example is in many of Bob Clampett's cartoons, in which he created a vocal "Beeo-woop!" sound effect to accompany the iris out at the end. |
* The best-known examples of Iris Out can be seen in various [[Looney Tunes|Warner Brothers cartoons,]] which were already [[Subverted Trope|subverting]] the [[Trope]] in the 1930s. One famous example is in many of Bob Clampett's cartoons, in which he created a vocal "Beeo-woop!" sound effect to accompany the iris out at the end. |
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** Like so many other tropes, this was played with in "[[Duck Amuck]]" where the Iris Out is used in the ''middle'' of the short in order to annoy [[Daffy Duck|Daffy]]. |
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* The Frederator and Billionfold toons from [[Nickelodeon]] have some trademark ones. |
* The Frederator and Billionfold toons from [[Nickelodeon]] have some trademark ones. |
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** ''[[Danny Phantom]]'' uses the Iris Out with some variations. In one of the early cartoons, the final shot was Danny, Sam and Tucker laughing, and there were three Iris Out shots used, one for each character. |
** ''[[Danny Phantom]]'' uses the Iris Out with some variations. In one of the early cartoons, the final shot was Danny, Sam and Tucker laughing, and there were three Iris Out shots used, one for each character. |
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