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This trope is an [[Anime]]/[[Manga]] exclusive.
This trope is an [[Anime]]/[[Manga]] exclusive.


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* Commonly found in [[Kyoto Animation]]'s anime adaptations of [[Key Visual Arts]] games, such as ''[[Kanon]]'' and ''[[Clannad (Visual Novel)|Clannad]]''.
* Commonly found in [[Kyoto Animation]]'s anime adaptations of [[Key Visual Arts]] games, such as ''[[Kanon]]'' and ''[[Clannad]]''.
** In Clannad, some of the jokes were conserved as Tomoya having a random [[Imagine Spot]] about what option would he choose if this where a visual novel, and it was shown on screen with an actual scene from another Key game [[Little Busters (Visual Novel)|Little Busters]].
** In Clannad, some of the jokes were conserved as Tomoya having a random [[Imagine Spot]] about what option would he choose if this where a visual novel, and it was shown on screen with an actual scene from another Key game [[Little Busters!|Little Busters]].
* ''[[Excel Saga (Anime)|Excel Saga]]'' has an entire episode framed around Il Pallazo playing a dating sim and Excel having to live through the choices he makes.
* ''[[Excel Saga (anime)|Excel Saga]]'' has an entire episode framed around Il Pallazo playing a dating sim and Excel having to live through the choices he makes.
** The third choice is always "Put it in", not that he ever chooses it.
** The third choice is always "Put it in", not that he ever chooses it.
* Our lovely [[Kimi Ni Todoke|Sawako]] shows how it's done in the picture.
* Our lovely [[Kimi ni Todoke|Sawako]] shows how it's done in the picture.
* There's also a Dating Sim Shot with Saki in the ''[[Genshiken]]'' manga (and Madarame too).
* There's also a Dating Sim Shot with Saki in the ''[[Genshiken]]'' manga (and Madarame too).
* ''[[Ore no Imouto ga Konna Ni Kawaii Wake ga Nai (Light Novel)|My Little Sister Can't Be This Cute]]'' has the male lead introduced to dating sims (against his will), after which he starts seeing menu options whenever he faces a decision. One scene has a shot of his father that matches this trope format.
* ''[[Ore no Imouto ga Konna ni Kawaii Wake ga Nai|My Little Sister Can't Be This Cute]]'' has the male lead introduced to dating sims (against his will), after which he starts seeing menu options whenever he faces a decision. One scene has a shot of his father that matches this trope format.
* ''[[Love Hina]]'': Specifically Motoko's introduction is very much shot using this type of framing.
* ''[[Love Hina]]'': Specifically Motoko's introduction is very much shot using this type of framing.
* ''[[Megatokyo]]'' uses it in a panel to show what happens when Piro (the artist, not the character) manages to knock Largo out in creative disputes. In the reverse situation, the comic looks like a [[First-Person Shooter]]. ([[Funny Aneurysm Moment|That was before Largo's actual departure]])
* ''[[Megatokyo]]'' uses it in a panel to show what happens when Piro (the artist, not the character) manages to knock Largo out in creative disputes. In the reverse situation, the comic looks like a [[First-Person Shooter]]. ([[Funny Aneurysm Moment|That was before Largo's actual departure]])
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