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** In the original version of ''Anime/DragonBallZ'', Vegeta and Nappa infamously have [[https://i.imgur.com/v2BopYh.png completely different color schemes]] in their first few appearances: Nappa's armor is black and brown instead of dark blue and yellow, while Vegeta has brown hair, orange boots and gloves and green armor instead of black hair and white and armor, boots and gloves. This is because the manga hadn't showed them in color yet, and the anime pulled an accidental AdaptationDyeJob which was inexplicably reversed by the time they arrive on Earth. ''Anime/DragonBallZKai'' changes Vegeta's colours to the correct palette, but didn't bother for Nappa, who wasn't quite as obvious. Some of the video games retain one or both color schemes as alternate costumes.
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** In the original version of ''Anime/DragonBallZ'', Vegeta and Nappa infamously have [[https://i.imgur.com/v2BopYh.png completely different color schemes]] in their first few appearances: Nappa's armor is black and brown instead of dark blue and yellow, while Vegeta has brown hair, orange boots and gloves and green armor instead of black hair and white and armor, boots and gloves. This is because the manga hadn't showed them in color yet, and the anime pulled an accidental AdaptationDyeJob which was inexplicably reversed by the time they arrive on Earth. ''Anime/DragonBallZKai'' changes Vegeta's colours to the correct palette, but didn't bother for Nappa, who wasn't quite as obvious. Some of the video games retain one or both color schemes as alternate costumes. A few Vegeta appearances, in what seems to be an attempt to marry the two ideas, give him dark red hair, as opposed to the pure-black that he normally uses.
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* ''Manga/JoJosBizarreAdventure'' seems to rarely ever keep to a consistent color scheme for its characters. The David Productions anime goes so far as to turn this into something of a recurring gag, where twice an episode, at a pivotal moment, [[ArtShift the colors radically shift for a few seconds]]. For a case study, Vanilla Ice: In the colored version of the manga, he has blue hair, light skin, a dark green jacket with gold decoration, and a lavender singlet with long sleeves. In ''VideoGame/JoJosBizarreAdventureHeritageForTheFuture'', he has white hair, dark skin, a black jacket with gold decoration, and a dark magenta singlet with long sleeves. The OVA gives him white hair, dark skin, a dark purple jacket with gold decoration, a dark red singlet with no sleeves, and changes his usual bare legs for gray PaintedOnPants. The RPG gives him a similar look to the OVA, only with his hair being purple in the game and blonde in official art. ''VideoGame/JoJosBizarreAdventureAllStarBattle'' gives him light brown hair, pale skin, a dark purple jacket with pink decoration, and a light purple singlet with no sleeves (though it also features alternate colors clearly based on his colored manga, ''Heritage'', and OVA looks). The David Productions anime gives him largely the same look, but with long sleeves. Also, there's a constant exchange between whether he wears white gloves (colored manga, ''Heritage'', the RPG), black bracers (''All-Star Battle''), both (the OVA), or neither (the anime). Keep in mind, this is a character who, in the manga, died eight chapters after his introduction.
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* ''Manga/JoJosBizarreAdventure'' seems to rarely ever keep to a consistent color scheme for its characters. The David Productions anime goes so far as to turn this into something of a recurring gag, where twice an episode, at a pivotal moment, [[ArtShift the colors radically shift for a few seconds]]. For a case study, Vanilla Ice: In the colored version of the manga, he has blue hair, light skin, a dark green jacket with gold decoration, and a lavender singlet with long sleeves. In ''VideoGame/JoJosBizarreAdventureHeritageForTheFuture'', he has white hair, dark skin, a black jacket with gold decoration, and a dark magenta singlet with long sleeves. The OVA gives him white hair, dark skin, a dark purple jacket with gold decoration, a dark red singlet with no sleeves, and changes his usual bare legs for gray PaintedOnPants. The RPG gives him a similar look to the OVA, only with his hair being purple in the game and blonde in official art. ''VideoGame/JoJosBizarreAdventureAllStarBattle'' gives him light brown hair, pale skin, a dark purple jacket with pink decoration, and a light purple singlet with no sleeves (though it also features alternate colors clearly based on his colored manga, ''Heritage'', and OVA looks). The David Productions anime gives him largely the same look, but with long sleeves. Also, there's a constant exchange between whether he wears white gloves (colored manga, ''Heritage'', the RPG), black bracers (''All-Star Battle''), both (the OVA), or neither (the anime). Keep in mind, this is a character who, in the manga, died eight chapters after his introduction.
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* {{Exaggerated|Trope}} in ''Manga/JoJosBizarreAdventure'', as part of its general... bizarreness. Whenever color is used (most notably in the anime adaptation), characters are known to change color schemes multiple times ''[[ArtShift within the same scene]]'', usually but not always for dramatic emphasis.
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* {{Exaggerated|Trope}} in ''Manga/JoJosBizarreAdventure'', as part of its general... bizarreness. Whenever ''Manga/JoJosBizarreAdventure'' seems to rarely ever keep to a consistent color is used (most notably scheme for its characters. The David Productions anime goes so far as to turn this into something of a recurring gag, where twice an episode, at a pivotal moment, [[ArtShift the colors radically shift for a few seconds]]. For a case study, Vanilla Ice: In the colored version of the manga, he has blue hair, light skin, a dark green jacket with gold decoration, and a lavender singlet with long sleeves. In ''VideoGame/JoJosBizarreAdventureHeritageForTheFuture'', he has white hair, dark skin, a black jacket with gold decoration, and a dark magenta singlet with long sleeves. The OVA gives him white hair, dark skin, a dark purple jacket with gold decoration, a dark red singlet with no sleeves, and changes his usual bare legs for gray PaintedOnPants. The RPG gives him a similar look to the OVA, only with his hair being purple in the game and blonde in official art. ''VideoGame/JoJosBizarreAdventureAllStarBattle'' gives him light brown hair, pale skin, a dark purple jacket with pink decoration, and a light purple singlet with no sleeves (though it also features alternate colors clearly based on his colored manga, ''Heritage'', and OVA looks). The David Productions anime adaptation), characters are known to change color schemes multiple times ''[[ArtShift within gives him largely the same scene]]'', usually look, but not always for dramatic emphasis.with long sleeves. Also, there's a constant exchange between whether he wears white gloves (colored manga, ''Heritage'', the RPG), black bracers (''All-Star Battle''), both (the OVA), or neither (the anime). Keep in mind, this is a character who, in the manga, died eight chapters after his introduction.
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