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A '''palette swap''' is a term which means a graphic already used for one element is given a different color scheme. There are many generic characters who are palette swap characters in [[The Transformers (cartoon)|original ''The Transformers'' cartoon]] and other animated series. A [[e-HOBBY|certain store]] likes palette swaps very much. | A '''palette swap''' is a term which means a graphic already used for one element is given a different color scheme. There are many generic characters who are palette swap characters in [[The Transformers (cartoon)|original ''The Transformers'' cartoon]] and other animated series. A [[e-HOBBY|certain store]] likes palette swaps very much. | ||
Revision as of 05:51, 1 November 2020
A palette swap is a term which means a graphic already used for one element is given a different color scheme. There are many generic characters who are palette swap characters in original The Transformers cartoon and other animated series. A certain store likes palette swaps very much.
The palette swap should not be confused with being miscolored,123 which is a type of animation error.
Notable examples
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Not only Transformers have palette swaps.
B.O.T. -
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"Hey guys, I just came back to see how everything was goi— WOAH!!!"
The Dweller in the Depths -
And, of course, the Seekers!
