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			<p>When animating characters from different angles, it is often easier to <b><a href="/index.php?title=Flipped_Images" title="Flipped Images">flip images</a></b> rather than draw new ones. While often this technique works, without careful attention the flip will reverse text or other asymmetric features unintentionally. <a href="/index.php?title=The_Brothers_Chaps" title="The Brothers Chaps">The Brothers Chaps</a> will sometimes do this intentionally as a parody of cheap or amateur animation, although sometimes they fall prey to this themselves. <a href="/index.php?title=Matt_Chapman" title="Matt Chapman">Matt Chapman</a> has referred to this as "Blue Laser Commander eyepatch syndrome." Although this technique most often happens in alternate animation styles, such as in the <a href="/index.php?title=Cheat_Commandos" title="Cheat Commandos">Cheat Commandos</a> series or in toons <a href="/index.php?title=Powered_by_The_Cheat" title="Powered by The Cheat">powered by The Cheat</a>, it has also appeared in the standard animation style as well. <b><a href="/index.php?title=Flipped_Images" title="Flipped Images">(more...)</a></b>
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	When animating characters from different angles, it is often easier to '''[[Flipped Images\|flip images]]''' rather than draw new ones. While often this technique works, without careful attention the flip will reverse text or other asymmetric features unintentionally. [[The Brothers Chaps]] will sometimes do this intentionally as a parody of cheap or amateur animation, although sometimes they fall prey to this themselves. [[Matt Chapman]] has referred to this as "~~Blue Laser Commander eyepatch syndrome.~~" Although this technique most often happens in alternate animation styles, such as in the [[Cheat Commandos]] series or in toons [[Powered by The Cheat\|powered by The Cheat]], it has also appeared in the standard animation style as well. '''[[Flipped Images\|(more...)]]'''


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When animating characters from different angles, it is often easier to '''[[Flipped Images|flip images]]''' rather than draw new ones. While often this technique works, without careful attention the flip will reverse text or other asymmetric features unintentionally. [[The Brothers Chaps]] will sometimes do this intentionally as a parody of cheap or amateur animation, although sometimes they fall prey to this themselves. [[Matt Chapman]] has referred to this as "Blue Laser Commander eyepatch syndrome." Although this technique most often happens in alternate animation styles, such as in the [[Cheat Commandos]] series or in toons [[Powered by The Cheat|powered by The Cheat]], it has also appeared in the standard animation style as well. '''[[Flipped Images|(more...)]]'''

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