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** Rare villain example: [[God Save Us From the Queen|the Queen]] in ''[[Snow White and The Seven Dwarfs (Disney)|Snow White and The Seven Dwarfs]]'' during her transformation into [[One-Winged Angel|the Witch]].
** [[Cinderella (Disney)|Cinderella]], when the effects of the [[Fairy Godmother]]'s magic spell start to wear off.
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** ''[[The Aristocats (Disney)|The Aristocats]]'': When Madame wakes up in the middle of the night (although she was wearing a bonnet while sleeping) and discovers that her butler had kidnapped the titular cats.
** [[The Little Mermaid (Disney)|''The Little Mermaid II'']]: When King Triton turns Ariel back into a mermaid so she can rescue her daughter Melody from Ursula's sister, Morgana.
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== Western Animation ==
* At the beginning of ''[[The Powerpuff Girls]]'' episode "The Main Event", as the girls wake up from their sleep, we get to see [[Redheaded Hero|Blossom]] with her hair down.
* In the Rankin/Bass Christmas special Santa Claus is Comin' to Town, Miss Jessica's normally bunned-up hair is let down during her [["I Am Becoming" Song]] "My World is Beginnning Today" as she moves away from her former strict schoolteacher demeanor and decides to stand by Kris no matter what. She does put it back up into a bun after the song, though she does wear a blue dress from that song on instead of the black one she wore before.
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