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** ''LightNovel/KyouKaraMaou''

** ''[[Anime/FlintTheTimeDetective Jikuu Tantei Genshi-kun]]''
** ''{{Kuragehime}}''

* ''FushigiYuugi'' features this alongside a montage of promotional artworks or those taken from the manga. [[spoiler: Even Nuriko's death episode has one for him.]]

* Episode 63 of ''[[Manga/FullmetalAlchemist Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood]]'' has a special end credits sequence [[spoiler:highlighting the life of Hohenheim, using clips from throughout the show itself, including previous opening/ending sequences]].

* ''Film/TheHangover'' featured still pictures from the guys' wild night [[spoiler:when they were high on roofies]].

* The last episode of ''Series/ChoujuuSentaiLiveman'' had one of these take the place of the usual ending. Justified in thar [[spoiler: the montage is a projection from Gash's head.]]

* ''{{Persona 3}}'' used clips from the animated story events. Could very well be a case of [[spoiler: MyLifeFlashedBeforeMyEyes]].

* ''VideoGame/MadFather'': All of the CG graphic cutscenes shown throughout the game appear over the credits, from Monika's portrait, straight through to [[spoiler:the eponymous man himself gone mad]]. Also counts as a PhotoMontage.

** ''[[VideoGame/TheLegendOfZeldaOcarinaOfTime Ocarina of Time]]'' and ''MajorasMask'' are borderline examples, with both recapping and epilogue.

* ''ArashinoYoruNi''

* ''ShipToShore''

* If i recall correctly, all cartoons from ''WhatACartoon!''

* The second ending sequence in ''KirbyOfTheStars'' uses previous clips from throughout the series.

* ''{{Kirby}}'s Adventure'' features AttractMode-style battles with each of the non-final bosses within its credits.

** ''[[FlintTheTimeDetective Jikuu Tantei Genshi-kun]]''

* ''[[Anime/{{Persona 4}} Persona 4: The Animation]]'' has this at the end of episode 1.

** ''KyouKaraMaou''

** The [[BigDamnMovie Gintama movie]] (the second one, with the original story) has this at the end as well, showing scenes from the movie accompanied by the movie's theme. Then it goes [[UpToEleven up to eleven]] when the first montage ends and the second begins, using ''[[CallBack the anime's first theme]]'' accompanied by scenes from the first five seasons in the foreground as scenes from the [[TitleSequence title sequences]] flash by in the background.

Doesn't count if the events depicted happen after the ending -- that is, as an epilogue. (For instance, the credits of ''WesternAnimation/{{WALL-E}}''.)

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* ''{{Anastasia}}''

* ''TheIncredibles'' (the sequence itself is known as "The Incredits!")
* ''TheAntBully'' (in the form of cave paintings by the ants)

* ''AroundTheWorldInEightyDays'' (1956 version)
* ''WesternAnimation/{{Cars}}'': After the epilogue vignettes there's a touching CreditsMontage.

* Film/KillBill Volume 2, in the part of the credits that shows the entire cast of characters
* ''TheHangover'' featured still pictures from the guys' wild night [[spoiler:when they were high on roofies]].

* ''VideoGame/WarioLand 4'', when you get all of the treasures.

** Also VideoGame/PaperMarioTheThousandYearDoor.

** See also: most other series from StephenJCannell Productions in the 1980s. (It was not uncommon for them to last over a minute, unusual for TV at the time... and even today.)
* The final episode of ''TheShield'' ends with a very moving nostalgic montage of both happy and sad events from earlier in the series.

* Many programs of T.A.T. Communications Co. (later Embassy Productions) -- among them, but not limited to ''DiffrentStrokes'', ''TheFactsOfLife'' and ''OneDayAtATime'' -- used montages. ''Diff'rent Strokes'' froze its shots for most of its seasons, while ''The Facts of Life'' and ''One Day at a Time'' used clips that usually lasted 5-10 seconds each.

* ''VideoGame/CaveStory'' does it in reverse chronological order -- and it's a bit longer if you beat the BonusBoss.

* Each episode of the CirqueDuSoleil variety series ''Solstrom'' featured a montage covering most of the "acts" in the episode. And each act got text offering interesting details on the performer(s)/acts who weren't imported from Cirque's live shows, and the name of the specific show for those who were.