Flash
Take in
Take in verb - To cause to believe what is untrue.
Both terms in one sentence
- The Flash: Wally West had to take in high levels of nutrition to recharge himself.
Source: Cast From Calories -
The Flash Fillies take in victims of rape and other abuse to keep each other safe.
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If CGI/Flash is ever off-model, it's usually done intentionally and often subtle: according to the DVD Commentary, one particular wild take in WALLE when the title character gets struck by lightning actually required breaking the character model.
Source: Off Model / Western Animation
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