History Main / TeamShot

* ''{{Moldiver}}'''s credits end with a TeamShot that shows both Moldivers and their "real" identities as separate figures. (See that page for an image of the TeamShot.)

* The opening credits for ''Anime/ElHazardTheMagnificentWorld'' end with a classic TeamShot, as do the various ''SakuraTaisen'' {{OVA}}s, and ''{{Grenadier}}''.

Observe the influence on live-action: PowerWalk.

* ''[[BubblegumCrisis Bubblegum Crisis: Tokyo 2040]]'' puts its team shot on top of a moving vehicle.

* Mocked hilariously at the end of the Mad Midget Five's intro in ''GodHand'', where their team pose involves falling on their backs and kicking their legs up into a V. Gene, watching all of the preceding, can only respond with a stunned, "''Douchebags!''"
* The intro to the [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hikFCwduCIQ first]] ''StreetsOfRage''.

* Team Shots are popular among players of {{MMORPG}}s, especially in ''CityOfHeroes'' where they are usually taken after the completion of a Trial or Taskforce.

* In ''{{Earthsong}}'', we get [[http://www.earthsongsaga.com/images/vol3/ch8/35-36.jpg one of the good guys]]. Then we get [[http://www.earthsongsaga.com/images/vol3/ch8/37-38.jpg one of the bad guys]]. Also has some (presumably unintentional) RhymesOnADime.
* Pose as a team, [[ProblemSleuth BECAUSE SHIT JUST GOT REAL]]

* Happens in ''KidsNextDoor''.

* Appears in ''CriminalMinds''. Most seasons have an opening sequence that ends with this (although a few cut out Garcia and one cut out Rossi, putting that person in a separate box on the side. The recently-concluded Season 9 has the team being briefed on a case. The opening sequence always ends with the whole team standing together in front of the title card.

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* Every ''PrettyCure'' series. ''FutariWaPrettyCureSplashStar'' has some fun with it, having the mascots float by after the pose is struck, with the girls turning to watch them.

* ''{{Final Fantasy X}}'': The party, all standing around Yuna, when confronting Seymour for the first time.

This is a visual trope: a shot of the main cast of a work whole posed as for a group photograph or portrait, usually against an abstract or "typical" background. Often the shot is "assembled" by sliding or fading individuals or small groups into their places in the composition. While leads will often be in the center where the eye is drawn first, as in the VFormationTeamShot, unlike this one, they will be standing close to their best friend/love interest, and the group as a whole is in a rough line, not a V. This is a common way for the opening credits of a work to end.

This is a visual trope: a shot of the main cast of a work whole posed as for a group photograph or portrait, usually against an abstract or "typical" background. Often the shot is "assembled" by sliding or fading individuals or small groups into their places in the composition. This is a common way for the opening credits of a work to end.

* Appears in ''CriminalMinds''. Most seasons have an opening sequence that ends with this (although a few cut out Garcia and one cut out Rossi, putting that person in a separate box on the side. The current season (7) has the whole team lined up at a hearing in the season premier. The opening sequence always ends with the whole team standing together in front of the title card.

* ''Anime/Mekakucity Actors'': During the opening credits, with the whole Mekakushi Dan standing in front of a wall covered in graffiti.

* In ''Anime/SailorMoonCrystal:'' {{CGI}} group poses of the five senshi in a field of blue flowers with a humongous [[WeirdMoon full moon]] overhead begin and end the TitleSequence.

* Win a battle via All-Out Attack in ''{{Persona 4}}'', and the party gathers together for a team-shot VictoryPose (that is, everyone does their own victory pose en masse).

* A deconstruction: In ''SakuraTaisen'', after every battle, the heroines (and hero) pose for a photo with the tagline "Shouri no POSE, kime!" (Roughly, "Victory Pose, Set!") The hero finds this somewhat awkward the first couple of times it happens. Every time new characters are introduced, they also find it incredibly dumb - but a couple of battles later, they're happily joining in. The high-water mark is in the third game, where the hero is assigned to command a new team of girls - and is left as the only one posing, whilst his new comrades-in-arms recoil in horror.

* [[SeenItAMillionTimes Too many covers to count.]]

* ''SailorMoon'', every season.

* The end of the MaiHime opening features a good portion of the female cast lined up, including most of the female students, Mashiro and Fumi.
** The first opening of MaiOtome ends similarly. In MaiOtomeZwei, the participants in Operation Meteor Breaker pose for a picture after destroying an asteroid.
* TigerAndBunny features one at the end of both opening themes and at the beginning and end of the second ending theme.

* Similar to the above, DotHack Legend of the Twilight Bracelet manga has a page at the end called "Unplugged", showing the players behind the characters standing in a pose like this, including both the antagonists and protagonists. This is also the first time any of their true appearances are shown.

* The opening credits for ''ElHazardTheMagnificentWorld'' end with a classic TeamShot, as do the various ''SakuraTaisen'' {{OVA}}s, and ''{{Grenadier}}''.

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* Group portraits of a family, a military unit, a yeargroup in school or any other group of individuals with something in common are OlderThanRadio.