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* ''Franchise/{{Pokemon}}'': Pikachu can function equally well on either four or two legs -- when they're in 3D, they're shown to run on four and walk on two.
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* ''Franchise/{{Pokemon}}'': Pikachu can function equally well on either four or two legs -- when they're in 3D, they're shown to run on four and walk on two. This applies to many other Pokemon as well, switching from two legged walking animations to a four legged animation when running.
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* Among animals this trope is almost completely absent. In fact, the opposite is seen, with many prehistoric reptiles (probably) and various modern day lizards adopting a bipedal stance when they want to run quickly, and kangaroos moving slowly on all fours but hopping rapidly on two legs. About the only animals that spend any time in a bipedal stance but move quickly on all fours are bears and certain primates (and the former almost never do more than take a couple steps when on their hind legs).
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* Among animals this trope is almost completely absent. In fact, the opposite is seen, with many prehistoric reptiles (probably) and various modern day lizards adopting a bipedal stance when they want to run quickly, and kangaroos moving slowly on all fours but hopping rapidly on two legs. About the only animals that spend any time in a bipedal stance but move more quickly on all fours are bears and certain primates (and the former almost never do more than take a couple steps when on their hind legs).
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* In ''WesternAnimation/StarWarsRebels'', Zeb is shown use a quadrupedal stance when needing extra balance for climbing, most notably when the Ghost crew tightrope-walk across a power line in [[Recap/StarWarsRebelsS1E06EmpireDay Empire Day]].
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* ''WesternAnimation/Primal2019'': Spear would run on all four whenever he had to get somewhere quickly.
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* ''WesternAnimation/Primal2019'': Spear would run runs on all four fours whenever he had has to get somewhere quickly.
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* ''WesternAnimation/{{Primal}}'': Spear would run on all four whenever he had to get somewhere quickly.
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* ''WesternAnimation/{{Primal}}'': ''WesternAnimation/Primal2019'': Spear would run on all four whenever he had to get somewhere quickly.
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* When [[Franchise/{{Alien}} the Xenomorph]] was added to ''VideoGame/DeadByDaylight'', they gave it a unique status called "Crawler Mode", wherein after it's either stalked survivors for a while or recently emerged from the map's tunnel network, it'll be on all fours, able to attack with its swift tail.
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* Among animals this trope is almost completely absent. In fact, the opposite is seen, with many prehistoric reptiles (probably) and various modern day lizards adopting a bipedal stance when they want to run quickly, and kangaroos moving slowly on all fours but hopping rapidly on two legs. About the only animals that spend any time in a bipedal stance but move quickly on all fours are bears and certain primates (and the former almost never do more than take a couple steps when on their hind legs).
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* The Xenomorph seen in ''Film/Alien3'' was born from the body of a quadruped (a dog in the theatrical cut, a cow in the "Assembly Cut") and prefers to run around stalking its prey on all fours as a result.
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* Done among several types of ''birds'' in ''WebOriginal/{{Serina}}'' where some lineages of birds, such as the burrowing mole-like bumblets and the deer-like serezelles, evolve to be obligate quadrupeds, becoming flightless and repurposing their wing anatomy back into weight-bearing limbs.
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* Done among several types of ''birds'' in ''WebOriginal/{{Serina}}'' ''Website/{{Serina}}'' where some lineages of birds, such as the burrowing mole-like bumblets and the deer-like serezelles, evolve to be obligate quadrupeds, becoming flightless and repurposing their wing anatomy back into weight-bearing limbs.
