History Main / LineBoil

* The Henry Hugglemonster episode "The Mighty Heromonsters" uses this during scenes in Henry's comic book. This is taken UpToEleven with the background as well.

* All the character portraits in ''HotelDuskRoom215''.

* The more recent instalments of the ''Eddsworld'' series.

* Grey Gerling ([[http://barfquestion.newgrounds.com/ BarfQuestion]])'s style of animation.

* ''StickinAround'' which used software by the name of Boiler Paint unrelated to [[SquiggleVision Squigglevision]].

* The 1960's cartoon ''WesternAnimation/NewAdventuresOfSuperman'' has a bit of line boil.

* The segments focusing on Bob from ''WeeblandBob''.

* The PopTarts commercials.

* Dialogue boxes in ''{{Okami}}''.

* The more recent installments of the ''Eddsworld'' series.

* The pilot episode of ''RockosModernLife'' (''Trash-O-Madness'') featured unusually squiggly lines.
** Likewise, another Nicktoons, ''{{Doug}}'', had squiggly animation in the pilot episode ''Doug Can't Dance'' as well.

* One episode of ''WesternAnimation/{{Arthur}}'' featured a parody of ''DrKatzProfessionalTherapist'', with all of the characters drawn this way.

* ''The Killing of an Egg''
* John K's TheSimpsons couch gag varies between extremely still lines and extremely boiling lines.

** ''DrKatzProfessionalTherapist''
** First season of ''HomeMovies'' (later seasons use non-squiggly Flash animation)
** ''ScienceCourt'' (which itself was later renamed ''Squigglevision'' and slightly reformatted)

* Ground-breaking 1911 short ''ComicStrip/LittleNemo'' features this, as well as boiling colors, since each character in the cartoon was hand-drawn and hand-colored.
** 1914's ''WesternAnimation/GertieTheDinosaur'', by the same director, features it on the background, as the entire drawing had to be retraced for every frame. Winsor [=McCay=] actually ''liked'' the effect, as the unsteadiness of the lines seemed to make the whole scene come alive.
* The 1960's NewAdventuresOfSuperman has a bit of line boil.

* A 1974 British cartoon called ''{{Roobarb}}'' and its second season/sequel ''Roobarb and Custard Too'', upon where everything including the coloring wobbled.
* ''HenrysCat'', from the creator of ''Roobarb''. Imagine a acid trip, but for toddlers.

* The music video for {{A-Ha}}'s "Take Me On." Funny enough, line boil was considered extremely undesirable in [[{{Rotoscoping}} rotoscoping]] in the early days of animation.

* The biography portions of ''SitaSingsTheBlues'', one of the 4 art styles in the movie since the creator didn't want the audience to lose interest.

* Most of the shorts on ''O Canada'', which included ''WesternAnimation/BobAndMargaret'', that later became its own show. (though seasons 3 and 4 of Bob and Margaret did not feature the line boil effect)

* Most of the shorts on ''O Canada'', which included ''WesternAnimation/BobandMargaret'', that later became its own show. (though seasons 3 and 4 of Bob and Margaret did not feature the line boil effect)

* Most of the shorts on OCanada which included BobandMargaret that later became its own show.

* ''StickinAround'' which used software by the name of Boiler Paint unrelated to [[SquiggleVission Squigglevision]].

* ''StickinAround'' which used software by the name of Boiler Paint unrelated to Squigglevision.

* ''{{Henry's Cat}}'', from the creator of ''Roobarb''. Imagine a acid trip, but for toddlers.

* A 1974 British cartoon called ''Roobarb'' and its second season/sequel ''Roobarb and Custard Too'', upon where everything including the coloring wobbled.
* ''Henry's Cat'', from the creator of ''Roobarb''. Imagine a acid trip, but for toddlers.

* The music video for {{A-Ha}}'s "Take Me On." Funny enough, line boil was considered extremely undesirable in [[Rotoscoping rotoscoping]] in the early days of animation.

Line boil is the inevitable wobble of hand-drawn lines, particularly noticeable when characters are redrawn in every frame even though they are standing still. Early 20th century animators [[http://www.animationpost.co.uk/notes2/wobble.htm considered line boil an imperfection]] that should be minimized. LimitedAnimation deals with line boil by using the same drawing for parts of the character that aren't moving and only re-drawing the parts that move, though this may make the immobile parts seem frozen in place, a problem that occurs in computer animation as well. That's why line boil and other types of wobbling and jittering are sometimes purposely used and even exaggerated.

* The first ending to ''[[Manga/FullmetalAlchemist Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood]]'' is in this style.

* Red Bull commercials. But British viewers will invariably make a mental association to ''Roobarb and Custard'' and not to ''Dr Katz''. (a show largely unknown outside the USA)

* Freelance cartoonist John Caldwell, whose work has appeared in ''Magazine/{{Mad}}'', draws in this style.

* The music video for {{A-Ha}}'s "Take Me Home."

* ''DrKatzProfessionalTherapist''

* First season of ''HomeMovies'' (later seasons use non-squiggly Flash animation)
* ''ScienceCourt'' (which itself was later renamed ''Squigglevision'' and slightly reformatted)
* ''StickinAround'' which used software by the name of Boiler Paint unrelated to Squigglevision.

* An old British cartoon called "Roobarb" ( And its second season/sequel "Roobarb and Custard Too"), upon where everything (Including the colouring!) wobbled. The "Roobarb" cartoons date back to 1974.
** Another show by the same creator: Henry's Cat. Imagine a acid trip, but for toddlers.
* The Creator/{{PBS}} Kids P-Pals.