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* An episode of ''Series/TheTwilightZone'', "I of Newton", where a supernatural character wears a T-shirt whose slogan changes whenever the camera's not looking; while the slogans are all appropriate in a general sense, they don't specifically track with the character's emotions.
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* An episode of ''Series/TheTwilightZone'', ''Series/TheTwilightZone1985'', "I of Newton", where a supernatural character wears a T-shirt whose slogan changes whenever the camera's not looking; while the slogans are all appropriate in a general sense, they don't specifically track with the character's emotions.
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* In ''Animation/HappyHeroes'', Big M. has the insignia of planet Gray on his belt and headband. The insignias on both have faces that often change to fit whatever expression Big M. is making.
* In ''Animation/HappyHeroes'', Big M. has the insignia of planet Gray on his belt and headband. The insignias on both have faces that often change to fit whatever expression Big M. is making.
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* In ''Animation/HappyHeroes'', Big M. has the insignia of planet Gray on his belt and headband. The insignias on both have faces that often change to fit whatever expression Big M. is making.
* In ''Animation/HappyHeroes'', Big M. has the insignia of planet Gray on his belt and headband. The insignias on both have faces that often change to fit whatever expression Big M. is making.
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* Autobot insignias do this occasionally in ''ComicBook/TheTransformersMoreThanMeetsTheEye'': Rodimus's adopts an "OH GOD TOO HOT" expression when he uses his flame powers, for example, while Whirl's holo-avatar is sporting an Autobrand with an EyepatchOfPower to match said avatar's face.
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* A few nations in Webcomic/{{Polandball}} have features on their flag/self commonly modified between frames for comedy, such as replacing the words on Brazil or the expression of Argentina's sun.* ''Webcomic/GunnerkriggCourt'': One of the bullies who made a brief appearance had a 'Current Expression Smiley' T-shirt, which apparently mirrored whatever his present facial expression happened to be. It was only visible in one panel, though, which somewhat undermines the point.
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* A few nations in Webcomic/{{Polandball}} have features on their flag/self commonly modified between frames for comedy, such as replacing the words on Brazil Brazil's white strip or the expression of Argentina's sun.sun.
* ''Webcomic/GunnerkriggCourt'': One of the bullies who made a brief appearance had a 'Current Expression Smiley' T-shirt, which apparently mirrored whatever his present facial expression happened to be. It was only visible in one panel, though, which somewhat undermines the point.
* ''Webcomic/GunnerkriggCourt'': One of the bullies who made a brief appearance had a 'Current Expression Smiley' T-shirt, which apparently mirrored whatever his present facial expression happened to be. It was only visible in one panel, though, which somewhat undermines the point.
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* When Howard Tayler, the writer and artist of ''Webcomic/SchlockMercenary'', appears in one of the arcs as a sort of {{Psychopomp}} for the currently-dead Commander Andreyasn, he wears a Schlock T-shirt with [[http://www.schlockmercenary.com/d/20060901.html an ever-changing expression]]. It does not match Howard's own expression, however, but rather reacts to what's being said and done.
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* When Howard Tayler, the writer and artist of ''Webcomic/SchlockMercenary'', appears in one of the arcs as a sort of {{Psychopomp}} for the currently-dead Commander Andreyasn, he wears a Schlock T-shirt with [[http://www.[[https://www.schlockmercenary.com/d/20060901.html com/2006-09-01 an ever-changing expression]]. It does not match Howard's own expression, however, but rather reacts to what's being said and done.
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* A few nations of PolandBall have features on their flag/self commonly modified between frames for comedy, such as replacing the words on Brazil or the expression of Argentina's sun.
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* ''Webcomic/GunnerkriggCourt'': One of the bullies who made a brief appearance had a 'Current Expression Smiley' T-shirt, which apparently mirrored whatever his present facial expression happened to be. It was only visible in one panel, though, which somewhat undermines the point.
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* A few nations in Webcomic/{{Polandball}} have features on their flag/self commonly modified between frames for comedy, such as replacing the words on Brazil or the expression of Argentina's sun.* ''Webcomic/GunnerkriggCourt'': One of the bullies who made a brief appearance had a 'Current Expression Smiley' T-shirt, which apparently mirrored whatever his present facial expression happened to be. It was only visible in one panel, though, which somewhat undermines the point.
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* ''VideoGame/{{Touhou}}'' fan works often give this treatment to Meiling's hat, Ran's dress and Yoshika's hat [[PaperTalisman [=Ofuda=]]].
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* ''VideoGame/{{Touhou}}'' fan works often give this treatment to Meiling's hat, Ran's dress and Yoshika's hat [[PaperTalisman [=Ofuda=]]]. In canon, the design on Yuyuko's kimono changes based on whatever game or story she has an active part in.
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* Some [[TheFairFolk fae]] in ''{{Webcomic/Roommates}}'' and its '[[{{Franchise/Buildingverse}} verse]] have such clothing like the minor villain "Odile", whose LeotardOfPower has little feathers which go up and down with her mood, or Jareth, whose [[ScaryImpracticalArmor armor gets more and more imposing the angrier he is]] (especially in ''Webcomic/GirlsNextDoor'').
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* Some [[TheFairFolk fae]] in ''{{Webcomic/Roommates}}'' and its '[[{{Franchise/Buildingverse}} '[[{{Webcomic/Buildingverse}} verse]] have such clothing like the minor villain "Odile", whose LeotardOfPower has little feathers which go up and down with her mood, or Jareth, whose [[ScaryImpracticalArmor armor gets more and more imposing the angrier he is]] (especially in ''Webcomic/GirlsNextDoor'').
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* ''WesternAnimation/OKKOLetsBeHeroes'': Brandon the frame store employee wears a captioned shirt that changes depending on what he's thinking. Best shown in "Know Your Mom", where he chats with K.O. extensively.
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* The headdress of Old Man North-North in ''Manga/MagicalCircleGuruGuru'' has a face whose expressions change to match the old man's face.
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* The headdress of the Old Kita Kita Man in ''Anime/MahoujinGuruGuru''
* In Manga/DokonjoGaeru, the shirt not only is expressive... it's ''alive''. More exactly, the froggy design is the soul of a dead frog named Pyonkichi, who's one of the two protagonists. (The other being Hiroshi, the owner of the shirt itself.)
* In Manga/DokonjoGaeru, the shirt not only is expressive... it's ''alive''. More exactly, the froggy design is the soul of a dead frog named Pyonkichi, who's one of the two protagonists. (The other being Hiroshi, the owner of the shirt itself.)
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* The headdress of Old Man North-North in ''Manga/MagicalCircleGuruGuru'' has a face whose expressions change to match the Old Kita Kita Man in ''Anime/MahoujinGuruGuru''
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* InManga/DokonjoGaeru, ''Manga/DokonjoGaeru'', the shirt not only is expressive... it's ''alive''. More exactly, the froggy design is the soul of a dead frog named Pyonkichi, who's one of the two protagonists. (The other being Hiroshi, the owner of the shirt itself.)
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* Guise's insignia in ''TabletopGame/SentinelsOfTheMultiverse'' changes between cards - his "official" symbol (used for his archnemeses) is a face doing a ":P" expression, while it's throwing up two fingers in "Say Cheese", where he's taking a selfie with an injured villain.
* Guise's insignia in ''TabletopGame/SentinelsOfTheMultiverse'' changes between cards - his "official" symbol (used for his archnemeses) is a face doing a ":P" expression, while it's throwing up two fingers in "Say Cheese", where he's taking a selfie with an injured villain.
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* The bomb logo on VideoGame/SeriousSam's shirt in ''VideoGame/OhSirTheInsultSimulator'' matches its wearer's expressions when he wins or loses.
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* Eugly the rabbit from ''WesternAnimation/{{Kaeloo}}'' wears a shirt that has different designs on it depending on her emotions.
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* Travis from ''VideoGame/{{Killer7}}'' has the shifting phrase variety. Though since it is Killer7, sometimes they don't make a lot of sense.
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* Travis from ''VideoGame/{{Killer7}}'' ''VideoGame/Killer7'' has the shifting phrase variety. Though since it is Killer7, [=Killer7=], sometimes they don't make a lot of sense.
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* A non-shirt example in the early seasons of ''Anime/SailorMoon'', which shows an awkward attempt at PlayingHardToGet from Rei when she's talking to Yuuchirou in the high street. The two of them stand in front of advertising posters as they talk, and the slogans on the posters change to the characters' inner thoughts, and the models on the posters change their facial expressions to echo their reactions. The poster behind Rei manages to go from a tiny enchanted smile, to an appalled jaw drop within the second exchange.
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* Riak from ''ChaosFighters-Route of Earth'' wears an expressive ''armor'' which burns when he is angry and getting cold when he is nervous or scared.
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* Riak from ''ChaosFighters-Route ''Literature/ChaosFighters-Route of Earth'' wears an expressive ''armor'' which burns when he is angry and getting cold when he is nervous or scared.
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* In ''Webcomic/GirlGenius'', Zeetha's headband has a face on it that matches her current expression. It's small and hard to see, so many people miss it unless they look very closely.
* Tiffany from ''Webcomic/{{Precocious}}'' wears a happy-face pin which will occasionally change its expression to match hers.
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* [[Anime/FullMoonoSagashite Takuto]] has gloves that have a happy face in silly lighthearted scenes and sad faces in more serious scenes.
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* In the anime ''ShamanKing'', the panda face on Tao Jun's dress smiles when she's feeling particularly bubbly.
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* In the anime ''ShamanKing'', ''Manga/ShamanKing'', the panda face on Tao Jun's dress smiles when she's feeling particularly bubbly.
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* Takeo's shirt throughout chapter 6 of ''Manga/MyLoveStory'' keeps changing slogans based on what's happening in a given scene. For instance it starts as "Promise" then changes to "Bowling" when he and Yamato go to a bowling alley on their date.
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* Takeo's shirt throughout chapter 6 (episode 9) of ''Manga/MyLoveStory'' keeps changing slogans based on what's happening in a given scene. For instance it starts as "Promise" then changes to "Bowling" when he and Yamato go to a bowling alley on their date.
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* In the second page of ''Webcomic/{{Homestuck}}'', when John grimaces after the player tries to name him "Zoosmell Pooplord", his shirt does the same.
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* In the second page of ''Webcomic/{{Homestuck}}'', when John grimaces after the player tries to name him "Zoosmell Pooplord", the character on his shirt does the same.same. Simiarly, on [[http://mspaintadventures.com/?s=6&p=002809 this page]] the shirt takes on an apprehensive expression mirroring John's.
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* In the AnimalCrossing series, female kangaroo villagers have their joey's heads popping out of their shirts. Given the joey mimics any emotion its mother does, it gives off this effect.
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* In the AnimalCrossing ''VideoGame/AnimalCrossing'' series, female kangaroo villagers have their joey's heads popping out of their shirts. Given the joey mimics any emotion its mother does, it gives off this effect.
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* During his second series, the Jared Stevens version of DoctorFate wore a "Mood Shirt" whose slogan would comment on what was going on.
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* During his second series, the Jared Stevens version of DoctorFate ComicBook/DoctorFate wore a "Mood Shirt" whose slogan would comment on what was going on.
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* Starting [[http://www.enjuhneer.com/archives/391-upgrade-complete-part-2 here]] in ''{{Enjuhneer}}''.
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* Starting [[http://www.enjuhneer.com/archives/391-upgrade-complete-part-2 here]] in ''{{Enjuhneer}}''.''Webcomic/{{Enjuhneer}}''.
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* Pajamaman from the comic book ''AmeliaRules!'' wears a gray pair of foot pajamas with an ever-changing symbol on the front that reflects what he is currently thinking. Considering he's TheVoiceless, this is very helpful.
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* Pajamaman from the comic book ''AmeliaRules!'' ''ComicBook/AmeliaRules!'' wears a gray pair of foot pajamas with an ever-changing symbol on the front that reflects what he is currently thinking. Considering he's TheVoiceless, this is very helpful.
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* The headdress of the Old Kita Kita Man in ''MahoujinGuruGuru''
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* The headdress of the Old Kita Kita Man in ''MahoujinGuruGuru''''Anime/MahoujinGuruGuru''
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* Takeo's shirt throughout chapter 6 of ''Manga/MyLoveStory'' keeps changing slogans based on what's happening in a given scene. For instance it starts as "Promise" then changes to "Bowling" when he and Yamato go to a bowling alley on their date.
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* In the ''U.S. Acres'' segments on ''WesternAnimation/GarfieldAndFriends'', the head on Wade's inner tube always matches his expressions.