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* The opening battle of ''Film/{{Gladiator}}'' features Maximus' pet wolfhound, who had a prominent role on the battlefield up to helping its master by biting an enemy soldier's arm. But after the battle is over, the wolfhound just dissappears.
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* In ''Theatre/TheOddCouple'' TV series episode "The Subway Story", Felix brings home a puppy for Oscar called Yawbus ("subway" spelled backwards). He's never mentioned again. Earlier, Felix's parrot Albert contracted ChuckCunninghamSyndrome after an episode in which he "died."

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* In ''Theatre/TheOddCouple'' ''Series/TheOddCouple1970'' TV series episode "The Subway Story", Felix brings home a puppy for Oscar called Yawbus ("subway" spelled backwards). He's never mentioned again. Earlier, Felix's parrot Albert contracted ChuckCunninghamSyndrome after an episode in which he "died."
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* Pewku the giant crab vanishes before the climax of ''WesternAnimation/{{Bionicle}}: Mask of Light'' mostly because the plot didn't require her to be there (she was used mostly as transportation) and the film's ending went through substantial rewrites which even excluded her from crowd scenes. WordOfGod claimed she was given to new owners afterward.


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* Jaller in the ''Literature/{{Bionicle}}'' books of the underwater Mahir Nui arc uses a Hahnah crab that saved his life to carry his [[GatlingGood gatling gun]]. The animal was even included with Jaller's toy. When he and his team get teleported back to dry land by Matoro, the Hahnah is absent and not brought up again. The writer explained that Matoro just wanted to save his friends and didn't care for the animal, which so remained in the sea. At least Jaller got to keep his gun.
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* In the original ''Anime/TenchiMuyo'' OVA, Sasami has a [[https://livedoor.blogimg.jp/amosaic/imgs/4/6/4671386c.jpg cute ferret-like pet]] in her first appearance. It is neither shown nor brought up again, likely because it was functionally replaced with Ryo-Ohki.

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* In the original ''Anime/TenchiMuyo'' OVA, Sasami has a [[https://livedoor.blogimg.jp/amosaic/imgs/4/6/4671386c.[[https://merryxellos.files.wordpress.com/2016/10/sasami.jpg cute ferret-like pet]] in her first appearance. It is neither shown nor brought up again, likely because it was functionally replaced with Ryo-Ohki.
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* In the original ''Anime/TenchiMuyo'' OVA, Sasami has a [[https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/weaselthing.png cute ferret-like pet]] in her first appearance. It is neither shown nor brought up again, likely because it was functionally replaced with Ryo-Ohki.

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* In the original ''Anime/TenchiMuyo'' OVA, Sasami has a [[https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/weaselthing.png [[https://livedoor.blogimg.jp/amosaic/imgs/4/6/4671386c.jpg cute ferret-like pet]] in her first appearance. It is neither shown nor brought up again, likely because it was functionally replaced with Ryo-Ohki.

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Asides the aforementioned syndication issue, there are other reasons why this happens. It may be an issue of [[LawOfConservationOfDetail conserving detail]], and the pet simply isn't shown again because it isn't necessary for the current story. There's also the matter that whenever an animal appears on a TV show, trainers and/or representatives of animal-welfare organizations have to be present, which costs money and resources the production company may not want to spend long-term. There's also the fact that working with various animals has its own unique challenges, such as the fact that some animals simply don't live very long. So it's not altogether surprising that many studios don't want to deal with animals more than is necessary.

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Asides the aforementioned syndication issue, there are other reasons why this happens. It may be an issue of [[LawOfConservationOfDetail conserving detail]], and the pet simply isn't shown again because it isn't necessary for the current story. There's also the matter that whenever an animal appears on a TV show, trainers and/or representatives of animal-welfare organizations have to be present, which costs money and resources the production company may not want to spend long-term. There's also the fact that working with various animals has its own unique challenges, such as the fact that some animals simply don't live very long.long and others [[NeverWorkWithChildrenOrAnimals might not behave]]. So it's not altogether surprising that many studios don't want to deal with animals more than is necessary.



* During the Sinnoh arc of the ''Anime/{{Pokemon}}'' anime, Paul caught a Gliscor at the same time as Ash caught his Gligar. The implication was that Gliscor would become TheRival to Gligar, but Gliscor made only two further appearances (one of those being a cameo) before disappearing with no explanation.



* During the Sinnoh arc of the ''Anime/{{Pokemon}}'' anime, Paul caught a Gliscor at the same time as Ash caught his Gligar. The implication was that Gliscor would become TheRival to Gligar, but Gliscor made only two further appearances (one of those being a cameo) before disappearing with no explanation.



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* In ''WesternAnimation/ThePrincessAndTheFrog'': In Charlotte and Tiana's childhood, the former has a cat and dog. In the present, only the dog is seen. We're never shown an explanation for the cat, [[UncertainDoom who may even be dead]].
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* ''Literature/{{Mog}}'': In "Goodbye, Mog", Mog appears to die and the Thomases get a kitten named Rumpus. In the next book, "Mog's Christmas Calamity", Mog gets an UnexplainedRecovery and Rumpus [[{{Retcon}} is nowhere to be seen]].



* ''Series/SesameStreet'': In one segment, Ernie brings home a puppy for himself and Bert. The sketch ends with them coming up with names for the dog...maybe that's why they didn't keep it.

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In one segment, Ernie brings home a puppy for himself and Bert. The sketch ends with them having trouble coming up with names for the dog...maybe that's why they didn't keep it.it.
** In one book, Ernie and Bert get a cat named Bernie. Bernie is never seen on the show.



* {{Parodied}} in ''Webcomic/TheOrderOfTheStick:'' Vaarsuvius has a raven {{Familiar}}, but like many D&D characters, kind of forgets that he exists most of the time. As a result, "Blackwing" (named by Hayley, since Vaarsuvius [[NeverGivenAName didn't bother]]) would literally pop into existence when mentioned or needed, but otherwise was nowhere to be found. Vaarsuvius eventually starts treating him better as part of [[AmbiguousGender his/her]] CharacterDevelopment, which means that he's around permanently.



* {{Parodied}} in ''Webcomic/TheOrderOfTheStick:'' Vaarsuvius has a raven {{Familiar}}, but like many D&D characters, kind of forgets that he exists most of the time. As a result, "Blackwing" (named by Hayley, since Vaarsuvius [[NeverGivenAName didn't bother]]) would literally pop into existence when mentioned or needed, but otherwise was nowhere to be found. Vaarsuvius eventually starts treating him better as part of [[AmbiguousGender his/her]] CharacterDevelopment, which means that he's around permanently.



* ''WesternAnimation/MyLittlePonyFriendshipIsMagic'': The early episode "[[Recap/MyLittlePonyFriendshipIsMagicS1E22ABirdInTheHoof A Bird in the Hoof]]" introduces Philomena, Princess Celestia's pet [[ThePhoenix phoenix]]. Philomena plays a major role in the episode, which establishes her as Princess Celestia's longtime and immortal pet, but she is never seen nor mentioned again for the rest of the series, with no explanation given for her absence.

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** In "Missed Connection", Lana has a female snake, who has babies. In "Friends in Dry Places", she has a ''different'' female snake, who also has babies. Neither of these female snakes, nor their babies, are ever seen again.
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The early episode "[[Recap/MyLittlePonyFriendshipIsMagicS1E22ABirdInTheHoof A Bird in the Hoof]]" introduces Philomena, Princess Celestia's pet [[ThePhoenix phoenix]]. Philomena plays a major role in the episode, which establishes her as Princess Celestia's longtime and immortal pet, but she is never seen nor mentioned again for the rest of the series, with no explanation given for her absence.
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* {{Parodied}} in ''Webcomic/TheOrderOfTheStick:'' Vaarsuvius has a raven {{Familiar}}, but like many D&D characters, kind of forgets that he exists most of the time. As a result, "Blackwing" (named by Hayley, since Vaarsuvius [[NeverGivenAName didn't bother]]) would literally pop into existence when mentioned or needed, but otherwise was nowhere to be found. Vaarsuvius eventually starts treating him better as part of [[AmbiguousGender his/her]] CharacterDevelopment, which means that he's around permanently.

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* ''Literature/DiaryOfAWimpyKid'': In "Dog Days", Rodrick and Greg get a fish each. Greg's fish dies, but Rodrick's fish survives, yet still is never seen again.

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** Zigzagged with the pig the family receives in ''The Long Haul''. It sticks around in the following two books, but it's absent from ''[[VacationEpisode The Getaway]]''. ''The Meltdown'' explains that the pig was upset over not being included on the vacation, and was then sent to obedience school, where it escaped. The pig isn't seen or mentioned after this book.



** Lisa gets a guinea pig in another ''Simpsons'' episode, which serves only as a LeadIn for the main plot, and is not mentioned again after the episode is over.

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** Krusty adopts a greyhound-poodle hybrid puppy from the Simpson family in "Today I Am a Clown." While taking it for a walk, he realizes that his name isn't on the Jewish walk of fame, starting the main plot of the episode. Krusty's dog isn't seen again for the remainder of the episode or the series.
** Santa's Little Helper's mother, She-Biscuit, is adopted by the Simpsons at the end of "The Way of the Dog", the finale of the 31st season. She isn't in the following season, however.
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* ''WesternAnimation/{{Arthur}}'': In "So Long, Spanky", D.W. has a pet bird named Spanky, who is never seen prior to this episode. And he never appears again, because he dies in this episode. D.W. then adopts a frog she names [[ALizardNamedLiz Toady]], and it seems like Toady will stick around, but her next appearance is six seasons later (where it's revealed that she has since run away).
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* ''WesternAnimation/GravityFalls'': Mabel adopts the lobster she was supposed to eat at a restaurant in "The Hand That Rocks the Mabel" and drops it in the aquarium at the Mystery Shack. It never shows up again and the tank appears empty afterward.
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* In the ''Series/{{Dinosaurs}}'' episode "And the Winner Is...", during a live-by-satellite interview with Earl, Earl reveals that the family now has a dog (in response to Roy's advice that for every question he's unsure of, just say something about children or puppies). It's an especially surprising case since its the one time an actual dog was used (as opposed to having cave people [[AllAnimalsAreDogs acting like dogs]]). Needless to say, this was a one-time gag and the dog never appeared again.

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* ''ComicBook/WonderWoman'' [[ComicBook/WonderWoman1942 Vol 1]]: While Jumpa's long absences are explained by the fact that Diana keeps her on Paradise Island she owns a horse named Serge as Diana Prince who never appears again without explanation after Paula von Gunther's HeelFaceTurn. Jumpa shows up occasionally in later iterations, only to once again go missing without explanation as the comic continues.

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* ''ComicBook/WonderWoman'' [[ComicBook/WonderWoman1942 Vol 1]]: While Jumpa's long absences are explained by the fact that Diana keeps her on Paradise Island she Island, Diana also owns a horse named Serge as Diana Prince who never appears again without explanation after Paula von Gunther's HeelFaceTurn. Jumpa shows up occasionally in later iterations, only to once again go missing without explanation as the comic continues.
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* ''Literature/{{Musashi}}'': When we first meet Sasaki Kojirō he has a pet monkey. The monkey then disappears, never to be seen again!

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* In the ''Literature/HarryPotter'' books, some of the main cast's pets--namely, Hermione's cat Crookshanks, Neville's toad Trevor, and Ron's owl Pigwidgeon-- aren't mentioned in the final book, leaving their status ambiguous at the end of the series.
* ''Literature/{{Musashi}}'': When we first meet Sasaki Kojirō he has a pet monkey. The monkey then disappears, never to be seen again! again!
* In the Creator/TomClancy novel ''Literature/PatriotGames'', Jack got his daughter a Labrador named Ernie. It does not appear in any later book, though a comment in ''Red Rabbit'', the next book in chronological (If not publication) order, implied that the dog stayed in America when the Ryan family moved to London for a year or so. No explanation is given for why they aren't reunited with the dog when they moved back to Annapolis.


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* On ''Series/BuffyTheVampireSlayer'', Willow and Tara got a kitten, who was only seen in three episodes. An off-hand comment much later on suggests that this kitten was killed off-screen by an accident. It's not explicitly confirmed that the cat is dead, though, and the wording could be interpreted a number of ways.
--> '''Dawn:''' I told you, I don't leave crossbows around all willy-nilly...not since that time with Miss Kitty Fantastico.
* On ''Series/Charmed1998'' the sisters had a cat named Kit, but after the first season or so the studio no longer had the animal. They covered with green screens and stock footage, but eventually stopped. Years later Kit returns [[spoiler:as a human, having been rewarded for her work as the sisters' familiar]].
* Mike's dog Bongo in ''Series/DesperateHousewives'' is never seen again after season 2.
* In ''Series/EverybodyLovesRaymond'', Robert's pet bulldog Chamsky has a whole episode devoted to him explaining how he arrived and how he cost Ray nearly two thousand dollars. After this big build-up Chamsky the bulldog appears in maybe two more episodes and then nothing more is seen or heard.


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* The Byers family has a dog named Chester in the first season of ''Series/StrangerThings'' that is never seen or mentioned in later seasons. [[WordOfStPaul The actor who plays Will Byers]] says Chester died between the first and second seasons.


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* {{Averted}} in ''Webcomic/SomethingPositive'': WordOfGod says that the original plan was that Davan would (reluctantly) adopt Choo-Choo Bear, who would then disappear for years until a dark BrickJoke where they discover his corpse behind the sofa or something. Perhaps due to his [[EnsembleDarkhorse popularity]], he's remained a part of the cast, even though he should be pushing forty by now.


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* ''WesternAnimation/InvaderZim'' has a variant: in one of his [[HandsOffParenting possibly-prerecorded messages]] to his children, [[ReluctantMadScientist Professor Membrane]] reminds them to feed the dog. This reminds the pair that hey, they used to have a dog, didn't they? and they take a minute to look around in confusion. The viewers, however, never heard of it before.
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* ''ComicBook/LesLegendaires: Shimy's lion Lionfeu was initially meant the be the TeamPet but the author hated drawing him so he vanished after the second book.

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* ''ComicBook/JohanAndPeewit'': Peewit adops a vegetarian falcon named Romulus in "The Earl of Montresor" who then promptly vanishes.
* ''ComicBook/LesLegendaires: Shimy's lion Lionfeu was initially meant the be the TeamPet but the author hated drawing him so he vanished after the second book.
* ''ComicBook/{{Thorgal}}'': Slive's pet wolf Sharn doesn't appear in her second and final appearance.
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* Among the EarlyInstallmentWeirdness in ''Series/{{Seinfeld}}'''s pilot episode was the fact that Kramer (or "Kessler" as he's then known) apparently had a dog—called "Ralph" in the script—who [[DropInCharacter dropped into Jerry's apartment]] with the same abandon as his owner.

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* ''Series/{{Victorious}}'': When the two break up, Jade buys Beck a dog so he will take her back. The dog ends up attacking Beck's dad. The dog doesn't appear in any other episodes, with no explanation. Presumably Beck didn't want to keep it after it attacked his dad.

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** Squidward gets a pet racing snail named Snellie in "The Great Snail Race". Once the episode is over, Snellie is never seen again.
** "Plankton's Pet" involves Plankton getting a pet amoeba, Spot, to train to be a guard dog and to steal the Krabby Patty formula. Spot isn't seen again until two seasons later, in the aptly named "Spot Returns" - which is less about him and more about Plankton training his pups to steal the formula. From then on, the trope is {{Subverted}} as Spot has made a few on-and-off appearances since then and can be assumed to still be Plankton's pet.

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** Squidward gets a pet racing snail named Snellie in "The Great Snail Race". Once the episode is over, Snellie is never seen again.
again. After this episode, "Sanctuary!" and "A Place for Pets" show that Squidward is allergic to pets (especially multiple snails), explaining why Snellie isn't seen anymore.
** "Plankton's Pet" involves Plankton getting a pet amoeba, Spot, to train to be a guard dog and to steal the Krabby Patty formula. Spot isn't seen again until two seasons later, in the aptly named "Spot Returns" - which is less about him and more about Plankton training his pups to steal the formula. From then on, the trope is {{Subverted}} as Spot has made a few on-and-off appearances since then (in "Bottle Burglars", "Gary & Spot", and can be assumed to "A Place for Pets") and is still be Plankton's pet.



** [[EarlyInstallmentWeirdness In three of the show's early episodes]], Spongebob had a pet scallop which acted as the equivalent to a bird. The rest of the series has Gary as Spongebob's only pet.
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* ''WesternAnimation/SheZow'': In the episode "Maz Junior", SheZow and Maz rescue a rare lizard from a greedy millionaire, Maz adopts it and names it Maz Junior. Who is never seen again.
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* ''ComicBook/WonderWoman1942'': While Jumpa's long absences are explained by the fact that Diana keeps her on Paradise Island she owns a horse named Serge as Diana Prince who never appears again without explanation after Paula von Gunther's HeelFaceTurn.

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* ''WesternAnimation/BikerMiceFromMars'': In the 2006 episode "Biker Mice Down Under" Stoker takes a bat, who he names Einstein, on as a companion. He's never seen again after that.
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* ''WesternAnimation/ExtremeDinosaurs'': Early in the series, the dinosaurs obtained a baby ostrich that they named Ditto. Ditto made several sporadic appearances before disappearing entirely and never being mentioned again.

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* In the first episode of ''Series/TheBradyBunch'', the girls have a cat, who is never seen or mentioned again after the first episode.

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** As for Tiger himself, he stuck around for a couple of seasons before vanishing without explanation. Even stranger, the final episode he appeared in was ADayInTheLimelight where the plot involves the kids devastated that they have to get rid of their pet because Bobby is allergic to him, only for a happy ending when it turns out he was allergic to something else. The reason for this was that, the day the episode was supposed to start filming, the animal handler discovered to his horror that Tiger had somehow escaped his kennel, ran out onto the freeway, and [[ActorExistenceFailure met a gruesome end.]] He ended up [[ReplacementGoldfish finding a lookalike at a pet store]] but since the dog wasn't trained the truth came out when they tried to shoot the scene where the kids say goodbye and the dog wasn't cooperating. They managed to get enough footage out of the dog to finish the episode but that was the last we saw of Tiger, ironically in an episode where he ''doesn't'' leave the Brady family.

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* In the ''Series/{{Dinosaurs}}'' episode "And the Winner Is...", during a live-by-satellite interview with Earl, Earl reveals that the family now has a dog (in response to Roy's advice that for every question he's unsure of, just say something about children or puppies). It's an especially surprising case since its the one time an actual dog was used (as opposed to having cave people [[AllAnimalsAreDogs acting like dogs]]). Needless to say, this was a one-time gag and the dog never appeared again.


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* In the original ''Anime/TenchiMuyo'' OVA, Sasami has a cute ferret-like pet in her first appearance. It is neither shown nor brought up again, likely because it was functionally replaced with Ryo-Ohki.

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** In ''Dragon Quest'', Spike ends up with a Phoenix egg, and it hatches into a baby Phoenix at the end of the episode, who Spike names Peewee. We didn't see him again until ''Just for Sidekicks'', where we see through pictures that Spike tried to raise him, but ended up taking him back to his original parents.

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