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• The cleaning bot, MO, continues cleaning up all of WALL-E's dirt tracks until the very end of the credits.
• The closing credits show the Earth being re-inhabited with multiple art styles, ranging from Paleolithic to Impressionist to Eighties video games.
• The logo for Buy n Large, the fictional company in the film, appears at the end of the credits along with all the other company logos.
• An image during the credits reveals what WALL·E and EVE's plant finally grows into, as well as a hint at what the future holds for the couple.
• In the international versions, additional credits with dubbing information are shown after the main credits, during which Wall-E turns different objects into cubes of garbage. At the end, two gigantic Wall-A robots collide in the front of the screen.
• The end credits features a "mosaic" of a family of turtles (and an orange clown fish), a reference to Andrew Stanton's earlier film, Finding Nemo.
• During the first half of the credits when the humans are seen rebuilding the world, they start off as the large people they are in the movie and gradually become thinner and more fit as the credits and artwork progress as the work gets them back into shape.
• During the first half of the credits, it shows the human population slowly rebuilding the planet with the help of the robots as well as WALL-E and EVE enjoying their lives together.
• In the closing Pixar logo, Luxo Junior's light bulb burns out after he flattens the letter "I". WALL-E enters and replaces the light bulb with a power-saving lamp, then accidentally knocks down the letter "R" as he tries to leave. He tries to cover it up by posing like an "R".

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