Of course it does kind of fit with the overall derpiness of the male humans in the game (one of the few games that violates the general principle that male characters always look better than female ones). World of Warcraft: the dance animation for the male human is this dance, for reasons known only to Blizzard.The cats and dogs representing the player's lives in the Jimmy T.In Space Station Silicon Valley, Dan Danger poses as such in the "Heroes for Hire" ad.The way in which Iku Nagae of Scarlet Weather Rhapsody brandishes her spell cards looks a lot like the pose, leading to a lot of doujinshi associating her with disco.In Rayman Origins, the Magician pulls this pose during the dance party in the final level.Zombies does this move, which summons four other dancing zombies to join him. The cover for Persona 4: Dancing All Night shows the Investigation Team, minus Rise, pulling this pose.Junpei Iori of Persona 3 fame performs this exact pose when he finishes the last shadow in an enemy party.The "I Will Survive" dancer from Just Dance 2014 does a version of the pose.
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A couple of 70s song routines from Dance Central feature both the pose and the full move as dance moves.Crash Team Racing Nitro-Fueled: Ami's hologram in Slide Coliseum does this move.A couple of the other Disco Boys do it while fighting the Mystery Men it seems to be not just a dance for them but also a part of their martial arts style. does the move in Mystery Men, while dancing the Hustle in the Disco room. In the sequel, everyone does it during the disco scene.Bigfoot is seen doing it in the background on A Goofy Movie, listening to "Staying Alive" on a Walkman, no less.The credits revisit the scene and turn into a dance number while he knocks them out of alignment with his moves. Rowan subjects a large group of police and soldiers to this at one point during Ghostbusters (2016).Willard ( Chris Penn) strikes this pose during the final prom scene in Footloose.Chicken Run is supposed to take place in The '50s, but that doesn't stop the rats Nick and Fetcher from striking the pose during "Flip, Flop, and Fly.".In Airplane!, during Ted Stryker's flashback about how he first met Elaine, before dancing with her, he throws his jacket off and strikes the pose, only for someone to throw the jacket back at him.
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