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*The Cuban Spanish and Brazilian Portuguese dubs of ''Anime/VoltesV'' adapted the series into a movie and cut Kozo Sakaonji, the team's second mentor after Hamaguchi, out. For whatever reason he isn't present in the Korean dub either.
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* ''VideoGame/TheLegendOfZeldaMajorasMask'':
** The manga adaptation completely omits the sub-plot of Epona getting stolen by Skull Kid, leaving no way for Romani and Cremia to appear in the story. The artist apologizes for this at the end of the book and makes it up by showing an illustration of the two.
** While many of the game's sub-plots are omitted for story reasons (unlike the game, the manga takes place throughout one three day cycle), the Kafei sidequest gets an entire chapter dedicated to it. This results in the Stone Tower Temple and Ikana Valley sequences, which were major to the plot, being resolved in one page (even Twinmold, the boss of the dungeon, is defeated only a few panels after it appears...and only one of them actually makes an appearance).
** The manga adaptation completely omits the sub-plot of Epona getting stolen by Skull Kid, leaving no way for Romani and Cremia to appear in the story. The artist apologizes for this at the end of the book and makes it up by showing an illustration of the two.
** While many of the game's sub-plots are omitted for story reasons (unlike the game, the manga takes place throughout one three day cycle), the Kafei sidequest gets an entire chapter dedicated to it. This results in the Stone Tower Temple and Ikana Valley sequences, which were major to the plot, being resolved in one page (even Twinmold, the boss of the dungeon, is defeated only a few panels after it appears...and only one of them actually makes an appearance).
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* ''VideoGame/TheLegendOfZeldaMajorasMask'':
**''Manga/TheLegendOfZeldaAkiraHimekawa'': The manga adaptation completely omits of ''[[VideoGame/TheLegendOfZeldaMajorasMask Majora's Mask]]'' has the sub-plot of Epona getting stolen by Skull Kid, leaving no way for storyline condensed.
** Romani andCremia to appear in Cremia; the story. The artist apologizes for this authors admit that they couldn't work them into the story no matter how hard they tried, and include drawings of them at the end to make up for it. People who have played the game will likely find their absence rather jarring since their role in the game was of the book few required subplots[[note]]You get Epona back after she was stolen by the Skull Kid , and makes it up by showing an illustration she is needed to access the last two areas of the two.
game.[[/note]].
**While Despite many of the game's sub-plots are subplots being omitted for story reasons the sake of pacing (unlike the game, the manga takes place throughout one three day cycle), much of the Ikana Canyon section of the game is glossed over in favor of expanding on the Kafei sidequest gets an entire chapter dedicated to it. This results in the and Anju sidequest. All that's depicted is Link traversing through Stone Tower Temple and Ikana Valley sequences, which were major Temple, getting ambushed by one of the Twinmold monsters (as opposed to the plot, being resolved two featured in one page (even Twinmold, the boss of game), and defeating it fairly quickly. Justified in that by this point, it's well into the dungeon, is defeated only a few panels after it appears...and only one of them actually makes an appearance).final day.
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** Romani and Cremia; the authors admit that they couldn't work them into the story no matter how hard they tried, and include drawings of them at the end to make up for it. People who have played the game will likely find their absence rather jarring since their role in the game was of the few required subplots[[note]]You get Epona back partway through the sidequest, and she is needed to access the last two areas of the game.[[/note]].
** Much of the Ikana Canyon section of the game is glossed over in favor of expanding on the Kafei and Anju sidequest. All that's depicted is Link traversing through Stone Tower Temple, getting ambushed by one of the Twinmold monsters (as opposed to the two featured in the game), and defeating it fairly quickly. Justified in that by this point, it's well into the final day.
** Romani and Cremia; the authors admit that they couldn't work them into the story no matter how hard they tried, and include drawings of them at the end to make up for it. People who have played the game will likely find their absence rather jarring since their role in the game was of the few required subplots[[note]]You get Epona back partway through the sidequest, and she is needed to access the last two areas of the game.[[/note]].
** Much of the Ikana Canyon section of the game is glossed over in favor of expanding on the Kafei and Anju sidequest. All that's depicted is Link traversing through Stone Tower Temple, getting ambushed by one of the Twinmold monsters (as opposed to the two featured in the game), and defeating it fairly quickly. Justified in that by this point, it's well into the final day.
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* The anime adaptation of ''VideoGame/NamuAmidaButsuUtena'' removes the ''dÅmori'', the NonEntityGeneral PlayerCharacter of the game, with their role apparently given to Shaka Nyorai. The other Buddhas outside of the Thirteen Buddhas, Taishakuten and Bonten also don't appear.
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* Pretty much almost every important backstory past the second half of ''Manga/ShamanKing'' (the Shaman tournament) got dropped out in the first anime adaptation, which was later rectified in the second anime adaptation following the manga more faithfully.
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* Pretty much almost every important backstory past the second half of ''Manga/ShamanKing'' (the Shaman tournament) got dropped out in the first anime adaptation, which was later rectified in the second anime adaptation following the manga more faithfully. Both anime remove some of the early material such as Yoh's encounter with the ghost of a boxer.
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*''Anime/IeNakiKoRemi'': [[spoiler: In the [[Literature/SansFamille original novel]], the GreaterScopeVillain was James Milligan, Remi's uncle who wanted him out so that he coukd get his grubby little hands on his brother's fortune. He isn't present in the anime]]. Other characters not present in the anime include the Driscolls and the Acquins.
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* In ''Manga/HonooNoAlpenRose'', Madeleine [[spoiler:aka the eldest daughter and White Sheep of the Toulonchamp family]] is written out of the anime.
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* In ''Manga/HonooNoAlpenRose'', Madeleine [[spoiler:aka ''Manga/HonooNoAlpenRose'' was originally supposed to run for 52 episodes, but this was cut to 20, hence many characters in the manga never making it to the anime. These included Madeleine, [[spoiler: the eldest daughter and White Sheep WhiteSheep of the Toulonchamp family]] is written family]], Eva (Leonhardt's friend who would sing at his performances), Rudolf ([[spoiler:Friedrich's friend who had been caring for him ever since the plane accident]]) and Louise (the Jewish girl who slapped Jean-Jacques for being a Nazi). It also omitted the Strasser family, who were behind Jean-Jacques' DarkAndTroubledPast, and left out of the anime.plot points such as [[spoiler:Robert and Madeleine's wedding, Heinrich's execution and Jeudi and Lundi having a baby]].
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*''Manga/{{Lady}}'': The anime omits all the characters from the Japan arc (if not retooling them into white British characters, like Mana --> Dorothy and Lara, and Sonoko --> Vivian), and removes that Lynn returned to Japan in the first place. The exception to this are Misuzu's parents.
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** Lentimas Town and Black City are the only towns and cities in the Unova region not to be featured in the anime. Same for White Forest.
** Kiloude City in the Kalos region has never been featured either.
** Kiloude City in the Kalos region has never been featured either.
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** Lentimas Town and Black City are the only towns and cities in the Unova region not to be featured in the anime. Same for White Forest.
Forest. Alder's grandson Benga, the final boss of Black Tower/White Treehollow, is completely absent.
** Kiloude City in the Kalos region has never been featuredeither.either, meaning the Battle Chatelaines are also a no-show.
** Kiloude City in the Kalos region has never been featured
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*''Anime/LucyMayOfTheSouthernRainbow'': In the original novel by Phyllis Piddington, Lucy May had a little sister who died at a young age. In the anime, she's never mentioned and both of her sisters are alive.
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** Galar Gym Leaders Milo, Nessa, Gordie and Melony don't appear in the anime. The rival Bede doesn't appear either. Kabu also didn't appear in ''Journeys'' but will appear in ''[[Anime/PokemonHorizonsTheSeries Horizons]]''.
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** Galar Gym Leaders Milo, Nessa, Gordie and Melony don't appear in the anime. The rival Bede doesn't appear either. Kabu also didn't appear in ''Journeys'' but will appear eventually appeared in ''[[Anime/PokemonHorizonsTheSeries Horizons]]''.
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* The [[Anime/AceAttorney 2016 anime adaptation]] of the original ''Franchise/AceAttorney'' trilogy uses this trope a lot:
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* The [[Anime/AceAttorney [[Anime/AceAttorney2016 2016 anime adaptation]] of the original ''Franchise/AceAttorney'' trilogy uses this trope a lot:
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** ''[[Manga/MagicalGirlLyricalNanohaInnocent INNOCENT]]'' leaves out the entire casts of ''[[Manga/MagicalGirlLyricalNanohaViVid ViVid]]'' and ''[[Manga/MagicalRecordLyricalNanohaForce Force]]''. In ''[=ViVid=]'s'' case, it'd be difficult to have Vivio running around when her mother is currently 9 in this continuity. With ''Force'', it probably has more to do with the fact that the season as a whole is [[ContestedSequel very controversial]], being treated as "[[FanonDiscontinuity non-canon]]" by a portion of the fandom. Everyone related to the Saint Church is also absent which means that Sein, Otto, and Deed never show up, even though all 9 other Numbers (including [[SparedByTheAdaptation Due]]) are present. However, [[spoiler:Vivio and Einhart do show up later on via time travel.]]
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** ''[[Manga/MagicalGirlLyricalNanohaInnocent INNOCENT]]'' leaves out the entire casts of ''[[Manga/MagicalGirlLyricalNanohaViVid ViVid]]'' and ''[[Manga/MagicalRecordLyricalNanohaForce Force]]''. In ''[=ViVid=]'s'' case, it'd be difficult to have Vivio running around when her mother is currently 9 in this continuity. With ''Force'', it probably has more to do with the fact that the season as a whole is [[ContestedSequel very controversial]], almost universally despised, to the point that fans [[FanonDiscontinuity disregard it as being treated as "[[FanonDiscontinuity non-canon]]" by a portion of the fandom.canon]]. Everyone related to the Saint Church is also absent which means that Sein, Otto, and Deed never show up, even though all 9 other Numbers (including [[SparedByTheAdaptation Due]]) are present. However, [[spoiler:Vivio and Einhart do show up later on via time travel.]]
