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In animation, [[Rule of Cool|cool fight scenes]] draw an audience—but are expensive to create.
There are two ways to handle this: pour most of your budget into the fight scenes or use lots and lots of tricks. These tricks include tight first-person perspectives, eliminating backgrounds, and making sure there's as little actual contact as possible. There may also be a censorship aspect to it, if the fight [[Could Have Been Messy|would otherwise look brutal]]. This usually manifests itself as a [[Battle of the Still Frames]].
Making a [[Coconut Superpowers|virtue of necessity]], characters may "move too fast to be seen!" as one of their in-world powers. Ideally, they move between static poses in a split second and dramatically hold those poses for many frames, with the melee replaced by a [[The Hit Flash|Hit Flash
Typically [[The Movie]] will ditch these gimmicks entirely due to the amount of money that inevitably gets put into such projects.
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