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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | A stock pose seen in cartoon openings, movie posters, video game box art, and comics covers, this is a shot that pits two teams against each other on opposite sides of the screen. It can be a massive group shot, featuring all the series' heroes and villains, or show just two characters—all that matters is that the two sides are facing each other and look ready to strike. |
