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While this is a direct sequel to the original story/poem, May wrote manuscripts for "Rudolph's Second Christmas" in 1947 that remained unpublished as a book for 45 years. May's daughters and Montgomery Ward rediscovered scripts for the story in 1992 where it was given an official release to the public. [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pvxmjwz7TO4 An early version of "Rudolph's Second Christmas"]] was heard in a 1951 record narrated by Paul Wing.
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* SweetTooth: Rudolph is very open on becoming Santa's official taste tester after changing jobs by the end of the story. The original illustrations even shows Rudolph's thought bubble, [[https://i.imgur.com/rQ5prCy.png surrounded by Christmas candy and eating a peppermint stick.]]
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* HardTruthAesop: Rudolph being ostracized by the other reindeer demonstrates that sometimes your good works won't erase the hatred others have for you.
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Ever wondered what happened after Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer helped Santa during a foggy Christmas Eve and became a member of [[Main/SantaClaus Santa's reindeer team]]? Well the question is answered in the 1954 book ''Rudolph Shines Again'' (originally titled ''Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer Shines Again''), which is a direct sequel to [[Literature/RudolphTheRedNosedReindeer the original 1939 story]], and like that one was written by Robert L. May.
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Ever wondered what happened after Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer helped Santa during a foggy Christmas Eve and became a member of [[Main/SantaClaus Santa's reindeer team]]? Well the question is answered in the 1954 book ''Rudolph Shines Again'' (originally titled ''Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer Shines Again''), which is a direct sequel to [[Literature/RudolphTheRedNosedReindeer the original 1939 story]], and like that one was written by Robert L. May.
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Unlike the original book, where it was illustrated by Denver Gillen, this story was illustrated by Marion Guild. It sticks closer to Gillen's original Rudolph design, mixed with his design from the 1948 [[Creator/FleischerStudios Mex Fleischer]] [[WesternAnimation/RudolphTheRedNosedReindeer1948 cartoon.]] ''Rudolph Shines Again" would later get paired up with the original story [[https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/rudolphtherednosedreindeer.jpg for a special edition]] honoring Rudolph's 25th Anniversary in 1964 with [[https://i.imgur.com/1B7nIn9.png new illustrations]] [[https://i.imgur.com/x1gvcvi.jpg by Marion Guild]].
"Rudolph Shines Again" has yet to receive an animated adaptation as its predecessor did. This story has been re-told three times in the past. First was a Golden Book adaptation released in 1982, which shortened the story alongside removing the rhyming scheme. Lisa Papp's version from 2004 and Antonio Javier's version from 2014 stick closer to the original 1954 story.
"Rudolph Shines Again" has yet to receive an animated adaptation as its predecessor did. This story has been re-told three times in the past. First was a Golden Book adaptation released in 1982, which shortened the story alongside removing the rhyming scheme. Lisa Papp's version from 2004 and Antonio Javier's version from 2014 stick closer to the original 1954 story.
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Ever wondered what happened after Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer helped Santa during a foggy Christmas Eve and became a member of [[Main/SantaClaus Santa's reindeer team]]? Well the question is answered in the 1954 book ''Rudolph Shines Again'' (originally titled ''Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer Shines Again'') which is a direct sequel [[Literature/RudolphTheRedNosedReindeer to the original 1939 story]], and like that one was written by Robert L. May.
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Ever wondered what happened after Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer helped Santa during a foggy Christmas Eve and became a member of [[Main/SantaClaus Santa's reindeer team]]? Well the question is answered in the 1954 book ''Rudolph Shines Again'' (originally titled ''Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer Shines Again'') Again''), which is a direct sequel to [[Literature/RudolphTheRedNosedReindeer to the original 1939 story]], and like that one was written by Robert L. May.
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Ever wondered what happened after Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer helped Santa during a foggy Christmas Eve and became a member of [[Main/SantaClaus Santa's reindeer team]]? Well the question is answered in the 1954 book ''Rudolph Shines Again'' (originally titled ''Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer Shines Again'') which is a direct sequel [[Literature/RudolphTheRedNosedReindeer to the original 1939 story.]]
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* AdultFear: The story involves Rudolph searching for two missing young rabbits that he learns from a family of rabbits. Happily he manages to return the young rabbits back to their family with the group of rabbits even inviting Rudolph to their special Christmas Eve party.
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* AndYourRewarsIsEdible: Near the end of the story, Santa rewards Rudolph for helping out a group of rabbits find their missing children by changing Rudolph's job from working at a workshop, to becoming a taste tester by tasting candy and sweets for next Christmas.
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* AndYourRewarsIsEdible: AndYourRewardIsEdible: Near the end of the story, Santa rewards Rudolph for helping out a group of rabbits find their missing children by changing Rudolph's job from working at a workshop, to becoming a taste tester by tasting candy and sweets for next Christmas.
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* AdultFear: The story involves Rudolph searching for two missing young rabbits that he learns from a family of rabbits. Happily he manages to return the young rabbits back to their family with the group of rabbits even inviting Rudolph to their special Christmas Eve party.
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* AndYourRewarsIsEdible: Near the end of the story, Santa rewards Rudolph for helping out a group of rabbits find their missing children by changing Rudolph's job from working at a workshop, to becoming a taste tester by tasting candy and sweets for next Christmas.
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* GreenEyedMonster: All of Santa's reindeer (including some inside the workshop) begin acting unfriendly toward Rudolph and claim "Rudolph gets more credit compared to them". Some of the reindeer begin picking on Rudolph once again due to becoming extremely jealous.
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* GreenEyedMonster: All of Santa's reindeer (including some inside the workshop) begin acting unfriendly toward towards Rudolph and claim "Rudolph gets more credit compared to them". Some of the reindeer begin picking on Rudolph once again due to becoming extremely jealous.jealous of him.
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* BroughtDownToNormal: Rudolph's nose stops glowing for a majority of the story, Rudolph's nose stops glowing causing him to act like a regular reindeer.
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* BroughtDownToNormal: Rudolph's nose stops glowing for a majority of the story, Rudolph's nose stops glowing story causing him to act like a regular reindeer.reindeer. His red nose does return back to glowing near the end of the story.
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[[caption-width-right:228:Original 1954 cover]]
Ever wondered what happened after Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer helped Santa during a foggy Christmas Eve and became a member of [[Main/SantaClaus Santa's reindeer team]]? Well the question is answered in the 1954 book ''Rudolph Shines Again'' (originally titled ''Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer Shines Again'') which is a direct sequel [[Literature/RudolphTheRedNosedReindeer to the original 1939 story.]]
Set on Christmas Eve a year after Rudolph became a hero at the North Pole, on Christmas Eve hours before Santa's annual delivery to children around the world. Santa chooses Rudolph to work at his workshop. However, his eight reindeer all become envious of Rudolph's fame, alongside still not respecting him by giving him a lot of work to do. As a result, Rudolph's nose briefly loses its ability to glow (and is not as shiny) after feeling put upon by the other reindeer. Ashamed for his nose not glowing, he leaves the North Pole and befriends a group of rabbits. After helping the rabbits find their missing children, Rudolph regains his confidence causing his red nose to begin glowing again. The story ends with [[https://i.imgur.com/VD2FalT.png him returning to Santa Claus]] to help him on another foggy Christmas Eve. Santa even changes Rudolph's job from working on toys [[https://i.imgur.com/rQ5prCy.png to tasting candy for next Christmas Eve]] (much to the delight of Rudolph).
Unlike the original book, where it was illustrated by Denver Gillen, this story was illustrated by Marion Guild. It sticks closer to Gillen's original Rudolph design, mixed with his design from the 1948 [[Creator/FleischerStudios Mex Fleischer]] [[WesternAnimation/RudolphTheRedNosedReindeer1948 cartoon.]] ''Rudolph Shines Again" would later get paired up with the original story [[https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/rudolphtherednosedreindeer.jpg for a special edition]] honoring Rudolph's 25th Anniversary in 1964 with [[https://i.imgur.com/1B7nIn9.png new illustrations]] [[https://i.imgur.com/x1gvcvi.jpg by Marion Guild]].
"Rudolph Shines Again" has yet to receive an animated adaptation as its predecessor did. This story has been re-told three times in the past. First was a Golden Book adaptation released in 1982, which shortened the story alongside removing the rhyming scheme. Lisa Papp's version from 2004 and Antonio Javier's version from 2014 stick closer to the original 1954 story.
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!!''Rudolph Shines Again'' provides examples of:
* AllOfTheOtherReindeer: While the reindeer celebrated Rudolph's accomplishment on helping Santa. In this story, the reindeer in the workshop alongside Santa's reindeer start acting unfriendly toward him out of envy. They even make him do the harder jobs in the workshop (such as pulling a sack of heavy toys into Santa's sleigh as the other reindeer are playing outside, and making Rudolph "the ball" during a game of football). Due to this, Rudolph's red nose briefly stops glowing after feeling put down by them.
* BroughtDownToNormal: Rudolph's nose stops glowing for a majority of the story, Rudolph's nose stops glowing causing him to act like a regular reindeer.
* GreenEyedMonster: All of Santa's reindeer (including some inside the workshop) begin acting unfriendly toward Rudolph and claim "Rudolph gets more credit compared to them". Some of the reindeer begin picking on Rudolph once again due to becoming extremely jealous.
* MyGodWhatHaveIDone: When Santa starts worrying that Rudolph won't return in time for his Christmas delivery, his eight reindeer start feeling ashamed and guilty for how meanly they treated him. When Rudolph returns, they all apologize to him.
* RhymesOnADime: Like the original story, the entire story is told through rhyme.
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[[caption-width-right:228:Original 1954 cover]]
Ever wondered what happened after Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer helped Santa during a foggy Christmas Eve and became a member of [[Main/SantaClaus Santa's reindeer team]]? Well the question is answered in the 1954 book ''Rudolph Shines Again'' (originally titled ''Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer Shines Again'') which is a direct sequel [[Literature/RudolphTheRedNosedReindeer to the original 1939 story.]]
Set on Christmas Eve a year after Rudolph became a hero at the North Pole, on Christmas Eve hours before Santa's annual delivery to children around the world. Santa chooses Rudolph to work at his workshop. However, his eight reindeer all become envious of Rudolph's fame, alongside still not respecting him by giving him a lot of work to do. As a result, Rudolph's nose briefly loses its ability to glow (and is not as shiny) after feeling put upon by the other reindeer. Ashamed for his nose not glowing, he leaves the North Pole and befriends a group of rabbits. After helping the rabbits find their missing children, Rudolph regains his confidence causing his red nose to begin glowing again. The story ends with [[https://i.imgur.com/VD2FalT.png him returning to Santa Claus]] to help him on another foggy Christmas Eve. Santa even changes Rudolph's job from working on toys [[https://i.imgur.com/rQ5prCy.png to tasting candy for next Christmas Eve]] (much to the delight of Rudolph).
Unlike the original book, where it was illustrated by Denver Gillen, this story was illustrated by Marion Guild. It sticks closer to Gillen's original Rudolph design, mixed with his design from the 1948 [[Creator/FleischerStudios Mex Fleischer]] [[WesternAnimation/RudolphTheRedNosedReindeer1948 cartoon.]] ''Rudolph Shines Again" would later get paired up with the original story [[https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/rudolphtherednosedreindeer.jpg for a special edition]] honoring Rudolph's 25th Anniversary in 1964 with [[https://i.imgur.com/1B7nIn9.png new illustrations]] [[https://i.imgur.com/x1gvcvi.jpg by Marion Guild]].
"Rudolph Shines Again" has yet to receive an animated adaptation as its predecessor did. This story has been re-told three times in the past. First was a Golden Book adaptation released in 1982, which shortened the story alongside removing the rhyming scheme. Lisa Papp's version from 2004 and Antonio Javier's version from 2014 stick closer to the original 1954 story.
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!!''Rudolph Shines Again'' provides examples of:
* AllOfTheOtherReindeer: While the reindeer celebrated Rudolph's accomplishment on helping Santa. In this story, the reindeer in the workshop alongside Santa's reindeer start acting unfriendly toward him out of envy. They even make him do the harder jobs in the workshop (such as pulling a sack of heavy toys into Santa's sleigh as the other reindeer are playing outside, and making Rudolph "the ball" during a game of football). Due to this, Rudolph's red nose briefly stops glowing after feeling put down by them.
* BroughtDownToNormal: Rudolph's nose stops glowing for a majority of the story, Rudolph's nose stops glowing causing him to act like a regular reindeer.
* GreenEyedMonster: All of Santa's reindeer (including some inside the workshop) begin acting unfriendly toward Rudolph and claim "Rudolph gets more credit compared to them". Some of the reindeer begin picking on Rudolph once again due to becoming extremely jealous.
* MyGodWhatHaveIDone: When Santa starts worrying that Rudolph won't return in time for his Christmas delivery, his eight reindeer start feeling ashamed and guilty for how meanly they treated him. When Rudolph returns, they all apologize to him.
* RhymesOnADime: Like the original story, the entire story is told through rhyme.
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