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Nostalgic Tweet About Old Pixar Animated Blooper Reels

This is a screenshot of a public X (formerly Twitter) post from user @Pockicchi, display name diana. The post nostalgically recalls the discontinued Pixar tradition of producing fully animated blooper reels as end credit extras for their older feature films. These reels portrayed fictional Pixar characters as if they were real live-action actors breaking character, flubbing their lines, and showing goofy, uncharacteristically lighthearted personalities even for villain roles. The user's profile picture features a cute chibi-style cartoon girl with red and blonde gradient hair.
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remember when pixar used to animate blooper reels for their movies so the characters were behaving like actors in a movie and messing up their lines and even the villains were goofy off screen

Overview

This is a screenshot of a public X (formerly Twitter) post from user @Pockicchi, display name diana. The post nostalgically recalls the discontinued Pixar tradition of producing fully animated blooper reels as end credit extras for their older feature films. These reels portrayed fictional Pixar characters as if they were real live-action actors breaking character, flubbing their lines, and showing goofy, uncharacteristically lighthearted personalities even for villain roles. The user's profile picture features a cute chibi-style cartoon girl with red and blonde gradient hair.

Origin notes

This content originates as an original public post on the X/Twitter platform from user @Pockicchi, and is circulated as a relatable nostalgia meme for fans of late 1990s and 2000s Pixar films. It is distributed via the X.com:meme.jpg RSS feed as a shareable text post meme.

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