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* Combined with [[Art Evolution]] in ''[[Adventure Quest]]'', as one quest involves a distortion in time, thus causing characters' art to reverse to its original and first images.

** One monster-hunting quest has never had its art updated, but had a [[Lampshade Hanging]] added to it halfway through when your character complains about searching for aquatic beasts in a picturesque lake.

* In ''[[Castlevania: Symphony of the Night]]'', Maria asks Alucard if he has seen Richter Belmont. Maria has a thought bubble depicting a [[Sot N]] style Richter sprite. Alucard responds with a remembering of when he fought alongside Trevor Belmont, who he remembers in the form of the NES Trevor Belmont sprite.

** Also, in variation, the sprite used for Richter Belmont in that game is the same as his Rondo of Blood sprite, which doesn't match the artwork for the game. However, the Sega Saturn version has the option to play as him in a more accurate get up.

** Merlin's comic (now Nimue's) is done in a different style as well.

* ''[[SSDD]]'' added a bit of realism in one comic.

* ''[[The Roaming Thicket]]'' (NSFW) changes styles of paper and medium depending on the context. Currently [http://roaming.comicgenesis.com/d/20101103.html past events are on old paper in ink], [http://roaming.comicgenesis.com/d/20101210.html recent events are on sketchbook paper in pencil] and perspective changes to a workbench [http://roaming.comicgenesis.com/d/20101213.html whenever the Ghost Writer is talking.]

* [http://www.godmodeonline.com God Mode] has done this multiple times due to ever-changing artists. The [http://godmode.keenspot.com/d/20051003.html first artist] then the [http://godmode.keenspot.com/d/20070713.html second artist] then the [http://godmode.keenspot.com/d/20090826.html third artist] and finally the [http://godmode.keenspot.com/d/20110107.html most recent artist]

* ''[[Family Guy]]'' makes active use of Art Shift in conjunction with one-off gags. For example, one episode portrayed the family as [[The Simpsons|poorly drawn and badly voiced characters on ''The Tracy Ullman'' Show]].

** Another episode provides [[Film Noir]]-style reenactments of Dr. Hartman's prostate exams.

'''Judge:''' ''(freaking out)'' Guilty, guilty, guilty! }}

* The "Korean Animation" replacement ending from episode 4 of ''[[Clerks the Animated Series]]''. "Wait, who is driving? Oh my God, Bear is driving! How can that be?"