The End of Evangelion shifts to a short live-action sequence around the middle of the second half, showing shots and pans of cityscapes, crowded streets, and a theatre, set to the serene tones of 'Jesu, Joy of Man's Desiring' by Johann Sebastian Bach.

Amaro's eyebrows aren't drawn like everything else, they're made by scanning processed seaweed and digitally adding them to his face.

And a shift to South Park-style cutouts when Amarao gets a haircut.

There also two short scenes in which the animation reverts to manga.

(It actually belonged to character designer Yoshiyuki Sadamoto.)

There's a whole live-action sequence used in the credits in which Haruko's yellow Vespa moped is seen riding itself around a city.

A Chilean ad for Bata shoes featuring The Transformers has live-action kids interacting with the animated Transformers characters.

A printed ad for Admiral televisions in 1958 featured a live Arthur Godfrey interacting with Ruff and Reddy over the set's features.

The spot was pulled soon after as many thought it was too close after the 9/11 attacks. The figure they're pleading to is Mighty Mouse, who motions for them to wait until he leisurely finishes his cheese snack. The citizens look into a window pleading for help.

In a 2001 spot for the National Cheese Board, a city (live-action with live citizens) is getting decimated from an alien invasion.

Kellogg's has been featuring an animated Tony the Tiger (for Frosted Flakes) in a live-action universe since the mid 60s.

The girl's floral-printed Keds appear entirely live-action, while the boy's bug-patterned Keds also boast cartoony dragonfly wings.

Keds' color-changing Magic Rays shoes had a commercial in which live-action children play in an animated garden, where they catch some of the literally magical shoes frolicking and flying around.

The M&M's commercials by Laika do this a lot.

A UK Beck's commercial featured a stop-motion character, a string puppet, a hand-drawn character and a real human being all performing the same simplistic dance with the slogan 'only ever four steps'.

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