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* ''VideoGame/UnrealTournament'' has a smiley face painted on the front of the Flak Cannon's secondary fire shells, which is nearly impossible to notice in normal gameplay, except if you get headshot with a flak shell. Then that image is [[IncrediblyLamePun the last thing to go through your head]].

* The [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7l_FFeZI5h4 WAHccollades trailer]] for ''VideoGame/WarioWare: Get It Together!'' features "absolutely-100%-real-definitely-not-fake-clearly-not-from-Wario-himself" reviews for the game, and there is a segment with a whole bunch of "awards" displayed onscreen, and if you pause the video during this segment you'll notice that some of these include "You didn't actually pause the video to read all of these, did you?", "For shame...", "You did?!", "Seriously, unpause it!" and "You got a lot of time on your hands, huh...".

* In ''VideoGame/SilverFallsGaidenDeathlyDelusionDestroyersAndRubyRiver'', the loading screens provide background information about Silver Falls and the surrounding world. Most of these go by so fast, they can only read on multiple viewings or if you take a screenshot with your phone. Your efforts will pay off; there are at least a hundred different tidbits, NoodleIncidents, and [[ShoutOut shout-outs]].

* The "20 Years of UsefulNotes/PlayStation" trailer for ''VideoGame/LittleBigPlanet 3'' has some [=PS1=] games lined up on a shelf. They read VideoGame/SpyroTheDragon, VideoGame/GranTurismo, VideoGame/{{Croc}}, and VideoGame/{{Oddworld}}.

* ''VideoGame/HenryStickminSeries'' has one on the ''Triple Threat'' path of Completing the Mission. After [[TheHero Henry Stickmin]] and [[ActionGirl Ellie Rose]] sabotage the rocket launch, they leap from the rocket and plummet down to their chopper, where [[AcePilot Charles Calvin]] picks them up. If you look carefully, you'll see the chopper's blades are actually barely moving, so Henry and Ellie aren't chopped up by them. As soon as they get in, Charles starts the chopper and gets away. If you listen, you can also hear the alert sounds about how the chopper's blades aren't moving.

** The last hit of Taokaka's Astral Finish is actually delivered by Jubei, swiping in from the top-right of the screen. In Taokaka vs. Jubei matches, Torakaka delivers the last hit instead.

* In ''VideoGame/DevilMayCry3DantesAwakening'', the intro cutscenes of the missions have the number of the mission hidden on it. Some are fairly obvious (The corpses of the enemies killed by Lady's bike exhaust in Mission 3 form the number 3, Mission 5's intro fades out on a spray of blood shaped like a 5 and so on), some not so much.
* In ''VideoGame/DevilMayCry4'', in the opening cutscene where Nero battles some mooks, Dante can briefly be seen standing on a rooftop observing the battle.

* In ''VideoGame/Portal2'', during a later test [=GLaDOS=] tells you a supposedly sped-up version of the instructions for that chamber. Slowing it down reveals it to simply be a line from ''Moby Dick''.

* There are a couple of them in ''VideoGame/BrainDead13'', which is basically GettingCrapPastTheRadar:

* Just before the Twilight Thorn appears in ''VideoGame/KingdomHeartsII'', there is a moment when Roxas turns around to see it appear. Just before it cuts to a close up of Roxas, you can see an Organization member, if only for a few frames.

* ''VideoGame/FinalFantasyVIII'' has two:
** The giant TV screen outside the Timber TV station, when not in use for the president's broadcast, is covered with a strange rolling pattern of red noise. If you freeze-frame a shot of the TV screen it's possible to make out the text that the "noise" is made up of, lines reading "IAMALIVEHEREBRINGMEBACKTHERE" and "IWILLNEVERLETYOUFORGETABOUTME". [[spoiler:These messages are coming from Sorceress Adel, whose imprisonment in an orbital tomb is the source of the radio interference.]]
** During the end FMV sequence, near the end of Squall's epic breakdown/hallucination scene, there's an extremely brief shot of Squall with an empty black void where his face should be.
* ''VideoGame/FinalFantasyVIIRemake'': [[spoiler:Zack surviving the Shinra ambush is punctuated by a Stamp dog chip bag flung by the wind. What's signficant about this is that the Stamp depicted in the image is a terrier while the Stamp depicted throughout the game is a beagle. Which ends up having a lot of implications for the future games.]]
* ''VideoGame/FinalFantasyXIII'' had Siren, who was Boduhm's Fal'cie, almost completely removed from the game, except for one of the flashbacks [[spoiler:when Serah tells Snow she's a l'cie]].

* ''VideoGame/NoMoreHeroes'' has the ''entire backstory'' of the FinalBoss, which is told entirely in fast-forward. [[NoFourthWall Travis explicitly fast-forwards it,]] [[spoiler:to avoid raising the game's age rating.]] ([[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A22Nkt_fDBc Here it is slowed down]].)
** In the second game, second-to-last boss Alice Twilight burns a few pictures before her showdown with Travis. If you somehow take a good look at these pictures, you'll notice she has a husband and son and some form of link with similarly-named Margaret Moonlight.
* ''VideoGame/UnrealTournament'' has a smiley face painted on the front of the Flak Cannon's secondary fire shells, which is nearly impossible to notice in normal gameplay, except if you get headshot with a flak shell. Then that image is [[IncrediblyLamePun the last thing to go through your head]].
** The Redeemer missile object has "Adios!" scrawled on the side, fitting for a man-portable nuclear cruise missile.
** Using console commands to drastically slow down the game speed (''very'' drastically), it's possible to see exactly how the game handles [[YourHeadASplode decapitating headshots]]: the head of the character model simply shrinks down to a dot and a head gib is spawned. Not interesting from any plot perspective, but interesting nonetheless.
* ''VideoGame/TimeSplitters2'' does the same as ''VideoGame/UnrealTournament'' (you can zoom in and see a tiny head using a sniper rifle at point blank). ''Videogame/TeamFortress2'' also does it with the Eyelander/Skullcutter's kill animations. Furthermore, you can make a ragdoll in ''Garry's Mod'' appear to have no head by simply deflating it until it becomes invisible. This is because it's a lot easier for both the programmer and the computer/console to simply scale vertices or force them all into one point than to actually add to or take away from the 3D mesh.
* ''Franchise/{{Halo}}'' has these a lot of times on the bullet casings coming out of guns. However, in ''[[VideoGame/{{Halo 2}} 2]]'', on Legendary, you can see Jason Jones (Co-Founder of Creator/{{Bungie}} Studios) wearing only boxers with his hands behind his head, kneeling. What the hell were Bungie doing when that was taken? Wait, don't answer that.
* In the ending cinematic of ''VideoGame/MetalGearSolid2'' while [[spoiler:Snake is talking to Raiden]], if you pause at the right point, and zoom into the crowd, a still-living [[spoiler:Vamp]] is clearly visible.
* ''VideoGame/SuperRobotWars'' loves to do this especially with the ultimate attacks of Banpresto Original major villains.
** In ''VideoGame/SuperRobotWarsZ'', the enigmatic Asakim Dorwin's Ley Buster attack ends with a MindRape that's designed to fuel WildMassGuessing. Most of the images that flash across the screen are (probably) merely gothic artwork with [[FauxSymbolism meaningless symbolism]], but if paused at just the right time, others show possible clues to his past and connection with other characters and plotlines. It doesn't help that he even tells his opponent that he'll show them "my past, my sins, my fate, and my despair".
** ''VideoGame/SuperRobotWarsAlpha 3'''s [[spoiler:[[TrueFinalBoss true]]]] final boss [[spoiler:Keisar Ephes]] has an ultimate attack that, if you freeze the animation in certain places (it can be viewed on Website/YouTube), shows the boss standing on a pile of all of the guys you can recruit, as if foreshadowing his victory. Unlike other examples, it's more just for OhCrap factor.
** If you pause during the An Ares' strongest attack in ''Super Robot Wars Z3: Tengoku-hen'', images of Barbiel in despair and [[spoiler:Supreme God Z]] can be seen.
* ''VideoGame/SuperSmashBros'':
** In ''VideoGame/SuperSmashBros64'' (the original [=N64=] game), the characters have a typical electric damage animation for most of Pikachu's attacks. [[XRaySparks Many of them showing the skeleton of the attacked character]]. But, if you attack Samus, and pause in the right frame... you'll see her suitless model, with no clothes at all. She's really well done, but is faceless. This resulted in a [[GoodBadBugs Good Bad Bug]] in which pausing at the right time after hitting her with Ness's PK Thunder would leave her like that.
** In ''VideoGame/SuperSmashBrosUltimate,'' [[Videogame/StarfoxAdventures Krystal]] is wearing her [[NubileSavage skimpy tribal outfit]] for the first time since her original appearance. Said outfit consists of a bra, a loincloth, and [[VapourWear absolutely no underwear]]. Her fighting style includes [[WaifFu constant jumps and flips]] that tend to leave her nether regions exposed for [[EasterEgg fractions of a second]]. [[VideogamePerversityPotential Additionally]], ''Ultimate'' has a greatly expanded camera feature compared to its predecessors, with plenty of tools that allow players to make artistic shots of the action from [[https://i.imgur.com//OffoMLh.jpg nearly any angle]].
* ''VideoGame/MegaManZX'' Advent has one in the form of Model P, when you open the Transform menu as it, for a single frame it has the face of Model PX from the original game instead. ([[https://youtu.be/GfV-tcvJxBo Video]]
* The ending of ''VideoGame/DragonAgeII'' has one. Look at the book Varric and Cassandra are handling at just the right moment and you'll see an illustration of Shale chasing [[SitcomArchnemesis pigeons]] and [[spoiler: another of a woman who looks an awful lot like [[VideoGame/DragonAgeOrigins Morrigan]].]]
* ''VideoGame/FinalFantasyXIII'' had Siren, who was Boduhm's Fal'cie, almost completely removed from the game, except for one of the flashbacks [[spoiler:when Serah tells Snow she's a l'cie]].
* The mission intro cutscenes for ''VideoGame/ModernWarfare''.
** Even more so for ''[[VideoGame/CallOfDutyBlackOps Black Ops]]'', if you can manage to read through the microfiche dossiers before they are redacted. They give you a pretty good backgrounder on all of the characters, and the plot.
* During [[ComicBook/{{Deathstroke}} Deathstroke's]] victory screen in ''VideoGame/InjusticeGodsAmongUs'', he sits down in front of a computer waiting for his next contract. Just before the shot of him sitting comes up, there is a shot of the computer's "Cotract Pending" screen, where names like [[ComicBook/TheJudasContract Judas Contract]], H.I.V.E. and ComicBook/DoomPatrol can be seen along with "open contracts" for characters like Dick Grayson (a.k.a. ComicBook/{{Nightwing}}), Kyle Rayner (a Green Lantern member also known as the superhero Ion), Garfield Logan (a.k.a. Beast Boy) and Floyd Lawton (a.k.a. ComicBook/{{Deadshot}}).
* Several characters don't get closeups in the intro cutscene of ''VideoGame/UltimateMarvelVsCapcom3'' but are still visible in the background in battling other characters.
* In ''VideoGame/SonicUnleashed'', a Dreamcast with controller is briefly seen just prior to Dr. Eggman firing the WaveMotionGun to fracture the planet and awaken [[BigBad Dark Gaia]]. It's in the frames where you get an overhead shot as Eggman has his finger in the air. He also has the Dreamcast in his Egg Mobile right before [[EldritchAbomination Dark Gaia]] emerges and swats him away.
* ''VideoGame/PunchOut'' The NES version has a bearded guy in the crowd who never moves. He only nods in one occasion: [[spoiler:When you can OneHitKill an opponent]].
* Just before the Twilight Thorn appears in ''VideoGame/KingdomHeartsII'', there is a moment when Roxas turns around to see it appear. Just before it cuts to a close up of Roxas, you can see an Organization member, if only for a few frames.
* In the ''VideoGame/TeamFortress2'' official short "Meet the Spy", pause at the beginning scene where it shows the list of alerts. You'll see some pretty funny ones listed. There are actually large numers of jokes and EasterEggs hidden in the various Meet the Team videos that can only be spotted by pausing the video and knowing where to look.
** Extreme slomo videos have revealed that airblasted rockets, which appear to change direction instantly, actually stop and spend a few milliseconds rotating to the desired direction before flying off again.
* Some of the Star Bit "constellations" seen in the backgrounds in both ''VideoGame/SuperMarioGalaxy'' and ''VideoGame/SuperMarioGalaxy2'', which only appear when Mario is traveling from one planet to another. You need to get those Star Bits immediately before Mario finally arrives on the next planet.

* In ''VideoGame/DevilMayCry 3'', the intro cutscenes of the missions have the number of the mission hidden on it. Some are fairly obvious (The corpses of the enemies killed by Lady's bike exhaust in Mission 3 form the number 3, Mission 5's intro fades out on a spray of blood shaped like a 5 and so on), some not so much.
* In ''Devil May Cry 4'', in the opening cutscene where Nero battles some mooks, Dante can briefly be seen standing on a rooftop observing the battle.
* All of the characters' info cards in ''VideoGame/LollipopChainsaw''. The game displays each one for about two seconds each, so you won't have enough time to read all of the info on them.
* In ''VideoGame/{{Portal 2}}'', during a later test [=GLaDOS=] tells you a supposedly sped-up version of the instructions for that chamber. Slowing it down reveals it to simply be a line from ''Moby Dick''.
* In the "Raphael Trailer" for ''VideoGame/TheStanleyParable'', the trailer lists a list of emotions that you can feel throughout the game, including, "Orange", "Being at the Beach", and "Being the Beach".

* There's a very minor one in the ''VideoGame/WildStar'' Flick "Adventures:" there is a portrait of Ish'mael the Bloodied, the star of "Classes," in the Granok hide-out and he yelps when the door is slammed into his face.

* In ''VideoGame/UntilDawn'', Matt jumps up in front of a mounted telescope while Ashley is looking through it. When this happens again with Mike looking through them, it is briefly visible that this time, the person jumping up is [[spoiler: not human]]. Much later, [[spoiler: Hannah]]'s distinctive tattoo can be fleetingly seen on [[spoiler: a {{wendigo}}]] when it runs past.
* ''VideoGame/{{Undertale}}'' has one for the first boss. [[spoiler:If Toriel kills you, she has a [[http://i.imgur.com/p40PFXr.png unique sprite]] for her [[MyGodWhatHaveIDone reaction]], only seen for a fraction of a second.]]
** Sometimes when backtracking in the game, you may see that [[spoiler:Flowey is there, and upon seeing you walk towards him, he goes back into the ground. This foreshadows that he's been following you throughout the whole game.]]
* In the intro of ''Franchise/TheElderScrolls'' series spin-off game, ''[[VideoGame/TheElderScrollsAdventuresRedguard Redguard]]'', the camera pans over a library. There is a set of five books where, if you pause, you can see that the books have the following titles: The Elder Scrolls [[VideoGame/TheElderScrollsArena Arena]], The Elder Scrolls [[VideoGame/TheElderScrollsIIDaggerfall Daggerfall]], The Elder Scrolls [[VideoGame/TheElderScrollsIIIMorrowind Morrowind]] (which was in pre-production), The Elder Scrolls [[VideoGame/TheElderScrollsIVOblivion Oblivion]], and The Elder Scrolls Romanelli (this is simply a meaningless placeholder name since Bethesda hadn't settled on "[[VideoGame/TheElderScrollsVSkyrim Skyrim]]" yet). The amazing thing is that Bethesda had already decided on "Oblivion" for a title as far back as 1998 (''Oblivion'' being released eight years later) and they had decided on making a fifth game down the line.
* During the Chapter 3 execution in ''VisualNovel/SuperDanganRonpa2'', the blackened is briefly shown naked when screaming orgasmically.
* ''VideoGame/SuperHot'' has a rather fascinating and hilarious in-plot [[http://imgur.com/gallery/Wd9lF EULA]] that scrolls by at lightning speed.

* The "20 Years of UsefulNotes/PlayStation" trailer for ''VideoGame/LittleBigPlanet 3'' has some [=PS1=] games lined up on a shelf. They read VideoGame/SpyroTheDragon, VideoGame/GranTurismo, VideoGame/{{Croc}}, and VideoGame/{{Oddworld}}.
* The various games of the VideoGame/CallOfDuty franchise is known for packing an incredible amount of plot-relevant information in the introductory cutscenes of each mission. Most notably, the seemingly purely decorative rapidly scrolling text at the end of each mission intro in ''VideoGame/CallOfDutyBlackOpsIII'' is actually a coherent narrative that, if taken at face value [[spoiler:completely undermines the story of the video game proper and turns it into a ShaggyDogStory.]]
* ''VideoGame/ArthursNightmare'' has one in the ending. [[spoiler:As the protagonist (who's all but stated to be a less-than-content fan of [[WesternAnimation/{{Arthur}} the original show]]) goes to delete a whole folder of rants about the series from his computer, other folders with similar labels from other Creator/PBSKids series (specifically, ''WesternAnimation/{{Cyberchase}}'', ''WesternAnimation/DragonTales'', and ''WesternAnimation/TheMagicSchoolBus'') can be seen briefly.]]
* Quite a few glimpses of shadowy figures, eerie black vapors, and [[spoiler: the Ager brothers]] are scattered here and there in ''VideoGame/TheLostCrown''. Most are distant background glimpses, but if you watch the corners when Nigel is in danger, you're likely to see the last of these lurking in the shadows ''very'' close to him.
* ''VideoGame/{{Skullgirls}}'':
** At the end of Filia's Hairball special, for a brief moment her face is obscured and Samson looks straight at the camera.
** If Ms. Fortune loses with her detachable head detached, she'll try and raise her eyes with a completely ridiculous expression on her face before flopping down again.
* The trailer for ''VideoGame/LeagueOfLegends''' release on Mac was full of allusions to various characters. Some of these are directly panned over, but others are only visible for a split-second. Examples include a crayon drawing of [[TinTyrant Mordekaiser]] and the full contents of the weapons board, including [[AscendedMeme Soraka's bananas]].
* ''Franchise/BlazBlue'':
** The last hit of Taokaka's Astral Finish is actually delivered by Jubei, swiping in from the top-right of the screen. In Taokaka vs. Jubei matches, Torakaka delivers the last hit instead.
** If Noel misses her [[SheFu Muzzle]] [[MurderousThighs Flitter]] command grab, she does a split-second WildTake with comically-panicked eyes before landing. Similarly, Bang has a split-second look of surprise on whiffing his Daifunka super.
** When Hakumen draws his {{BFS}}, most of the blade actually goes through the side of the sheath so he can do it in one fluid motion. In TheAnimeOfTheGame, this is deliberately played up as a dramatic magic effect.
** Electrical attacks (eg. Rachel's lightning, Kokonoe's traps) cause XRaySparks, each unique to the character. While some versions are obvious like Hakumen's entirely-mechanical insides and [[BlobMonster Arakune]] having no bones at all, subtle details include the tiny robot inside Carl's hat and Relius Clover apparently having an artificial arm.
* ''VideoGame/IllusionOfGaia'': when some of the monsters explode upon death in typical NES- and SNES-era video game fashion, you might be able to see [[NightmareFuel a screaming face appear in the fire]]. This can be seen, in particular, when the giant centipede boss of the Great Wall is defeated since a dialogue box opens and pauses the game mid-explosion.
* ''VideoGame/PhantomDoctrine:'' Many details of level design and decoration can only be seen if you zoom in, and the only way to zoom in is to prepare an attack on someone who happens to be standing in the right spot. These sorts of things are mostly posters, but you can also find an executive toy swinging away on a desk.
* ''VideoGame/FinalFantasyVIIRemake'': [[spoiler:Zack surviving the Shinra ambush is punctuated by a Stamp dog chip bag flung by the wind. What's signficant about this is that the Stamp depicted in the image is a terrier while the Stamp depicted throughout the game is a beagle. Which ends up having a lot of implications for the future games.]]
* ''VideoGame/HenryStickminSeries'' has one on the ''Triple Threat'' path of Completing the Mission. After [[TheHero Henry Stickmin]] and [[ActionGirl Ellie Rose]] sabotage the rocket launch, they leap from the rocket and plummet down to their chopper, where [[AcePilot Charles Calvin]] picks them up. If you look carefully, you'll see the chopper's blades are actually barely moving, so Henry and Ellie aren't chopped up by them. As soon as they get in, Charles starts the chopper and gets away. If you listen, you can also hear the alert sounds about how the chopper's blades aren't moving.
* In ''VisualNovel/KatawaShoujo'', in Hanako's Act 2 opening video, during the segment with people rushing all around her, a sharp-eyed viewer may spot that Hisao was standing there the whole time.

* ''VideoGame/SuperSmashBros''

* In ''VideoGame/SuperSmashBros.'' (the original [=N64=] game), the characters have a typical electric damage animation for most of Pikachu's attacks. [[XRaySparks Many of them showing the skeleton of the attacked character]]. But, if you attack Samus, and pause in the right frame... you'll see her suitless model, with no clothes at all. She's really well done, but is faceless. This resulted in a [[GoodBadBugs Good Bad Bug]] in which pausing at the right time after hitting her with Ness's PK Thunder would leave her like that.
** In ''[[VideoGame/SuperSmashBrosUltimate Super Smash Bros. Ultimate]],'' [[Videogame/StarfoxAdventures Krystal]] is wearing her [[NubileSavage skimpy tribal outfit]] for the first time since her original appearance. Said outfit consists of a bra, a loincloth, and [[VapourWear absolutely no underwear]]. Her fighting style includes [[WaifFu constant jumps and flips]] that tend to leave her nether regions exposed for [[EasterEgg fractions of a second]]. [[VideogamePerversityPotential Additionally]], ''Ultimate'' has a greatly expanded camera feature compared to its predecessors, with plenty of tools that allow players to make artistic shots of the action from [[http://web.archive.org/web/20190128013921/https://imgtc.com/i/KOH5Go6.jpg nearly]] [[https://i.imgur.com/9e1j5qO.jpg any]] [[https://i.imgur.com//OffoMLh.jpg angle]].

** In ''[[VideoGame/SuperSmashBrosUltimate Super Smash Bros. Ultimate]],'' [[Videogame/StarfoxAdventures Krystal]] is wearing her [[NubileSavage skimpy tribal outfit]] for the first time since her original appearance. Said outfit consists of a bra, a loincloth, and [[VapourWear absolutely no underwear]]. Her fighting style includes [[WaifFu constant jumps and flips]] that tend to leave her nether regions exposed for [[EasterEgg fractions of a second]]. [[VideogamePerversityPotential Additionally]], ''Ultimate'' has a greatly expanded camera feature compared to its predecessors, with plenty of tools that allow players to make artistic shots of the action from [[https://imgtc.com/i/KOH5Go6.jpg nearly]] [[https://i.imgur.com/9e1j5qO.jpg any]] [[https://i.imgur.com//OffoMLh.jpg angle]].

** If Noel misses her [[SheFu Muzzle]] [[MurderousThighs Flitter]] command grab, she does a split-second WildTake with comically-panicked eyes before landing.

* ''VideoGame/PunchOut'' The NES version has a bearded guy in the crowd wich never moves. He only nods in one occasion: [[spoiler:When you can OneHitKill an opponent]].

* In the intro of ''Franchise/TheElderScrolls'' series spin-off game, ''Redguard'', the camera pans over a library. There is a set of five books where, if you pause, you can see that the books have the following titles: The Elder Scrolls [[VideoGame/TheElderScrollsArena Arena]], The Elder Scrolls [[VideoGame/TheElderScrollsIIDaggerfall Daggerfall]], The Elder Scrolls [[VideoGame/TheElderScrollsIIIMorrowind Morrowind]] (which was in pre-production), The Elder Scrolls [[VideoGame/TheElderScrollsIVOblivion Oblivion]], and The Elder Scrolls Romanelli (this is simply a meaningless placeholder name since Bethesda hadn't settled on "[[VideoGame/TheElderScrollsVSkyrim Skyrim]]" yet). The amazing thing is that Bethesda had already decided on "Oblivion" for a title as far back as 1998 (''Oblivion'' being released eight years later) and they had decided on making a fifth game down the line.

** In ''[[VideoGame/SuperSmashBrosUltimate Super Smash Bros. Ultimate]],'' [[Videogame/StarfoxAdventures Krystal]] is wearing her [[NubileSavage skimpy tribal outfit]] for the first time since her original appearance. Said outfit consists of a bra, a loincloth, and [[VapourWear absolutely no underwear]]. Her fighting style includes [[WaifFu constant jumps and flips]] that [[EasterEgg tend to leave her nether regions very briefly exposed]]. ''Ultimate'' also has a greatly expanded camera feature compared to its predecessors, with plenty of tools [[VideogamePerversityPotential that allow players to make artistic shots]] from [[https://imgtc.com/i/KOH5Go6.jpg nearly]] [[https://i.imgur.com/9e1j5qO.jpg any]] [[https://i.imgur.com//OffoMLh.jpg angle]].