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* The ending credits of ''Manga/GoGoLoserRangers'' show D and the Dusters dancing to the song along with the Dragon Keepers which is inspired by the Franchise/SuperSentai ending credits.
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* The ending credits of ''Manga/GoGoLoserRangers'' ''Manga/GoGoLoserRanger'' show D and the Dusters dancing to the song along with the Dragon Keepers which is inspired by the Franchise/SuperSentai ending credits.
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* The ending credits of ''Manga/GoGoLoserRangers'' show D and the Dusters dancing to the song along with the Dragon Keepers which is inspired by the Franchise/SuperSentai ending credits.
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** The series ''Series/BakuryuuSentaiAbaranger'' had dancing Baomia grunts as part of its end title sequence. (In most series, the it's the Rangers who dance, if anyone.)
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** ''Series/NinjaSentaiKakuranger'': The ending theme "Ninja! Matenrou Kids." Notable in that the sequence was filmed ''first'', and the song written to match it afterwards.
** The series ''Series/BakuryuuSentaiAbaranger''had has "We Are The One: Bokura Wa Hitotsu," featuring dancing Baomia grunts as part of its end title sequence. (In most series, the it's the Rangers who dance, if anyone.)
** The series ''Series/BakuryuuSentaiAbaranger''
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** ''Series/NinjaSentaiKakuranger'': The ending theme. Notable in that the sequence was filmed ''first'', and the song written to match it afterwards.
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* ''VideoGame/GladiatorSwordOfVengeance'' humorously ends with one of these, depicting the game's numerous enemies performing an [[https://youtu.be/3ErnHmelm4I?si=6c8aWlPWQiuhKmLS&t=17848 anachronistic tap-dance]].
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* ''Toys/{{Bionicle}} Heroes'' has the Piraka having a mini-rave as the credits roll.
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* In ''VideoGame/{{Bug}}'', there's a scene where a good number of the mooks do a roll call across a stage set, but that appears ''after'' the credits have rolled.
* ''[[VideoGame/{{Portal2}} Portal 2]]'' features the [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qdpvj_iVAFk turret orchestra]] as part of the ending sequence.
* ''[[VideoGame/{{Portal2}} Portal 2]]'' features the [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qdpvj_iVAFk turret orchestra]] as part of the ending sequence.
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* In ''VideoGame/{{Bug}}'', ''VideoGame/{{Bug|1995}}'', there's a scene where a good number of the mooks do a roll call across a stage set, but that appears ''after'' the credits have rolled.
*''[[VideoGame/{{Portal2}} Portal 2]]'' ''VideoGame/Portal2'' features the [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qdpvj_iVAFk turret orchestra]] as part of the ending sequence.
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->No, there is only one thing on everyone's minds, the only thing in this world that truly matters...\\
...partying down.
...partying down.
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...partying down."''
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->No, there is only one thing on everyone's minds, the only thing in this world that truly matters...\\
...partying down.
-->--Credits textbox, '''Videogame/StreetsOfRogue'''
...partying down.
-->--Credits textbox, '''Videogame/StreetsOfRogue'''
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* ''[[VideoGame/{{Portal2}} Portal 2]]'' features the [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qdpvj_iVAFk turret orchestra]] as part of the ending sequence.
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* ''VideoGame/SegaNinja'' from ''1985'' might be one of the earliest examples of this trope, with the end credits showing the mooks and bosses dancing it out.
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* ''VideoGame/{{Friction}}'', after around 30 minutes of nonstop gore and violence, rewards the players who completed the game with an extended clip of the game's mooks and bosses having an impromptu dance-off. The bosses - all of them being TransformingMecha - can even transform back-and-forth during their "dance".
