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* ''Franchise/TheKingOfFighters'' introduced in ''[[VideoGame/TheKingOfFighters2001 2001]]'' K9999, who, due to [[CaptainErsatz looking a bit too much like]] ''Manga/{{AKIRA}}'''s Tetsuo Shima for Creator/{{SNK}}'s taste, got booted out of ''[[VideoGame/TheKingOfFighters2002 2002:]] [[UpdatedRerelease Unlimited Match]]'' in favor of Nameless. Although the two [[MovesetClone have the same general moveset]], they act nothing alike - for starters, while K9999 is [[{{Jerkass}} a complete dick]] who treats his own allies like dirt, Nameless is [[TragicVillain a good man on the wrong side]] who devotes himself completely to his beloved Isolde.

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* ''Franchise/TheKingOfFighters'' introduced in ''[[VideoGame/TheKingOfFighters2001 2001]]'' K9999, who, due to [[CaptainErsatz looking a bit too much like]] ''Manga/{{AKIRA}}'''s Tetsuo Shima for Creator/{{SNK}}'s taste, got booted out of ''[[VideoGame/TheKingOfFighters2002 2002:]] [[UpdatedRerelease Unlimited Match]]'' in favor of Nameless. Although the two [[MovesetClone have the same general moveset]], they look and act nothing alike - for starters, while K9999 is [[{{Jerkass}} a complete dick]] who treats his own allies like dirt, Nameless is [[TragicVillain a good man on the wrong side]] who devotes himself completely to his beloved Isolde.
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* ''Franchise/TheKingOfFighters'' introduced in ''[[VideoGame/TheKingOfFighters2001 2001]]'' K9999, who, due to [[CaptainErsatz looking a bit too much like]] ''Manga/{{AKIRA}}'''s Tetsuo Shima for Creator/{{SNK}}'s taste, got booted out of ''[[VideoGame/TheKingOfFighters2002 2002:]] [[UpdatedRerelease Unlimited Match]]'' in favor of Nameless. Although the two [[MovesetClone have the same general moveset]], they act nothing alike - for starters, while K9999 is [[{{Jerkass}} a complete dick]] who treats his own allies like dirt, Nameless is [[TragicVillain a good man on the wrong side]] who devotes himself completely to his beloved Isolde.
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* In ''Series/StarTrekDeepSpaceNine'', Jadzia is TheAce: smart, strong, skilled at everything she does, able to keep up with Ferengi at the gambling table and with Klingons in a fight ([[DestructoNookie and in bed]]). She's later replaced by Ezri, who is shy and awkward and was totally unprepared for hosting a Trill symbiont. Complicating matters is that [[spoiler: Ezri is carrying the same symbiont that Jadzia was]], casting her in this light to many of Jadzia's former crewmates and even Ezri herself.
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** [[TheLoad Trout]] is an incompetent murderhobo who [[BurnTheOrphanage shot up an orphanage]] and neither can nor will perform his job as the team Infiltrator, due to having [[TheMostWanted a massive bounty on his head that's broadcasted to the police at all times]] and a tendency toward [[BoisterousWeakling bragging]]. Bend is a [[FromCamouflageToCriminal Tir Ghost-turned Shadowrunner]] and a pacifist, making him a supremely skilled stealth operator who does his best not to hurt others and has the least visible info on him even as the team becomes internationally-famous 'runners.
** [[TheCracker 2D]] is a PsychopathicManchild and {{Troll}} who uses his natural [[{{Technopath}} Technomancer]] powers to remote-control powerful drones or burn out the brains of his enemies; he eventually leaves Shadowrunning to [[spoiler: become Head Security Spider for ARES' Seattle branch.]] Wildcard is a ConsummateProfessional who uses his extensive brain implants and high intelligence to act as the team's getaway driver and hacker, supplementing both with personal combat skills; he retires from 'running to [[spoiler: start his own criminal empire and work toward robbing the Corporate Court itself.]]
** [[BlackMage Geppetto]] is a [[TheSociopath sociopathic]] disciple of [[SatanicArchetype Adversary]] who relishes using BloodMagic, forcing people to commit PsychicAssistedSuicide, and [[ForTheEvulz performing acts of casual cruelty for his own amusement]], all while wielding nothing but a nice suit and some Spirits; he leaves Shadowrunning to become a full-time mafioso. Locke is a follower of the Aztec gods who [[DefectorFromDecadence defected from Aztechnology]] to avoid being force to use BloodMagic, who 'runs wearing a suit of milispec armour and using a LMG; he leaves Shadowrunning to start a safe, legal career.

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** [[TheLoad Trout]] is an incompetent murderhobo who [[BurnTheOrphanage shot up an orphanage]] and neither can nor will perform his job as the team Infiltrator, due to having [[TheMostWanted a massive bounty on his head that's broadcasted to the police at all times]] and times]]. He also displays a tendency toward [[BoisterousWeakling bragging]].bragging despite his utter lack of competence]]. Bend is a [[FromCamouflageToCriminal Tir Ghost-turned Shadowrunner]] and a pacifist, making him a supremely skilled stealth operator who does his best not to hurt others and has the least visible info on him even as the team becomes internationally-famous 'runners.
** [[TheCracker 2D]] is a scrawny, PsychopathicManchild and {{Troll}} who uses his natural [[{{Technopath}} Technomancer]] powers to remote-control powerful drones or burn out the brains of his enemies; he eventually leaves Shadowrunning to [[spoiler: become Head Security Spider for ARES' Ares Macrotechnology's Seattle branch.]] Wildcard is a ConsummateProfessional who uses his extensive intelligence-enhacing brain implants and high intelligence wired reflexes to act as the team's getaway driver and hacker, supplementing both with personal combat skills; he retires from 'running to [[spoiler: start his own criminal empire and work toward robbing the Corporate Court itself.]]
** [[BlackMage Geppetto]] is a [[TheSociopath sociopathic]] disciple of [[SatanicArchetype Adversary]] who relishes using BloodMagic, forcing people to commit PsychicAssistedSuicide, and [[ForTheEvulz performing acts of casual cruelty for his own amusement]], all while wielding wearing nothing but a nice suit and some commanding a number of Spirits; he leaves Shadowrunning to become a full-time mafioso. Locke is a follower of the Aztec gods who [[DefectorFromDecadence defected from Aztechnology]] to avoid being force forced to use BloodMagic, BloodMagic and commit HumanSacrifice, who 'runs wearing wears a suit of milispec armour and using uses a LMG; he leaves Shadowrunning to start a safe, legal career.
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** [[TheLoad Trout]] is an incompetent murderhobo who [[BurnTheOrphanage shot up an orphanage]] and neither can nor will perform his job as the team Infiltrator, due to having [[TheMostWanted a massive bounty on his head that's broadcasted to the police at all times]] and a tendency toward [[BoisterousWeakling bragging]]. Bend is a [[FromCamouflageToCriminal Tir Ghost-turned Shadowrunner]] and a pacifist, making him a supremely skilled stealth operator who does his best not to hurt others and has the least visible info on him even as the team becomes internationally-famous 'runners.
** [[TheCracker 2D]] is a PsychopathicManchild and {{Troll}} who uses his natural [[{{Technopath}} Technomancer]] powers to remote-control powerful drones or burn out the brains of his enemies; he eventually leaves Shadowrunning to [[spoiler: become Head Security Spider for ARES' Seattle branch.]] Wildcard is a ConsummateProfessional who uses his extensive brain implants and high intelligence to act as the team's getaway driver and hacker, supplementing both with personal combat skills; he retires from 'running to [[spoiler: start his own criminal empire and work toward robbing the Corporate Court itself.]]
** [[BlackMage Geppetto]] is a [[TheSociopath sociopathic]] disciple of [[SatanicArchetype Adversary]] who relishes using BloodMagic, forcing people to commit PsychicAssistedSuicide, and [[ForTheEvulz performing acts of casual cruelty for his own amusement]], all while wielding nothing but a nice suit and some Spirits; he leaves Shadowrunning to become a full-time mafioso. Locke is a follower of the Aztec gods who [[DefectorFromDecadence defected from Aztechnology]] to avoid being force to use BloodMagic, who 'runs wearing a suit of milispec armour and using a LMG; he leaves Shadowrunning to start a safe, legal career.
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** ''VideoGame/DevilMayCry2'': Lucia is a member of the Protectors of Vie de Marli, a clan of demon hunters who defend Dummary Island. Like Trish, Lucia brings Dante to the island where the plot takes place and is revealed to be a demon created by the main villain. Unlike Trish, Lucia was unaware of this initially and her allegiance doesn't change, remaining a hero. While Trish is a blonde white woman who dresses in black leather, Lucia is a DarkSkinnedRedhead whose most striking article of clothing is her white cape.

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** ''VideoGame/DevilMayCry2'': Lucia is a member of the Protectors of Vie de Marli, a clan of demon hunters who defend Dummary Island. Like Trish, Lucia brings Dante to the island where the plot takes place and is revealed to be a demon created by the main villain. Unlike Trish, Lucia was unaware of this initially and her allegiance doesn't change, remaining a hero. While Trish is a blonde white woman who dresses in black leather, Lucia is a DarkSkinnedRedhead dark-skinned redhead whose most striking article of clothing is her white cape.

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** Whereas Sinclair appears to be more spiritual and wears his heart on his sleeves, Sheridan is more down to Earth and like a grown-up boy next door. Sinclair was raised by Jesuits, Sheridan has more a more "eclectic" take on religion.

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** Whereas Sinclair appears to be more The station's first Commanding Officer, Jeffrey Sinclair, was a quiet, somewhat gloomy, strongly spiritual man; a good administrator and wears adept RulesLawyer who knew how to work the system to get what he wanted; and a man who suffered from strong PTSD after his heart on his sleeves, experiences at the Battle of the Line. Sinclair's replacement John Sheridan is was the opposite in almost every way: younger, more down to Earth and like a grown-up boy next door. Sinclair was raised by Jesuits, Sheridan has cheerful, more a more "eclectic" take on religion. energetic, preferred combat command to administration, and prone to taking the shortest route to his goal regardless of the difficulty or the possible consequences.



** Henry Blake was the commanding officer and TheAllegedBoss who both Trapper and Hawkeye would go around his orders and who Burns and Hotlips had no respect for. The Korean War was also his first war and he wasn't that very militant. In contrast, Sherman Potter was a regular Army Man who was part of two previous wars. He also commanded much more respect from the other staffs and wasn't afraid to actually command.
** Frank Burns was a {{Jerkass}} and whose surgery skills was subpar at best. He was also bullied by Hawkeye and Trapper and later B.J.. His replacement, Charles Winchester, was more of a JerkWithAHeartOfGold and was a excellent surgeon. His relationship with Hawkeye and B.J. was also slightly better and he wasn't above in playing pranks.
** B.J. Hunnicutt is a {{downplayed|Trope}} example for Trapper John as he function very similarly to him. However, B.J. was a family man who love his wife Peg to the point the he felt ashamed that he cheated on her. In contrast, Trapper constantly cheated on his wife with zero regret for his actions. There was also a contrast in morals. One episode during BJ's tenure recycled a plot from an earlier episode with Trapper. Hawkeye wants to perform unneccessary surgery to keep a particularly callous officer off the front for a little while longer. Trapper had gone along with that plan no problem, BJ considers it a horrific violation of the Hippocratic Oath. This severly strains Hawkeye and BJ's friendship ([[RealLifeWritesThePlot and strained Alan Alda and Mike Farrel's working relationship]]).

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** Henry Blake was the commanding officer and Commanding Officer in name only; in everyday life he was TheAllegedBoss who both Trapper and Hawkeye would go around his orders cheerfully evade, and who Burns and Hotlips Houlihan had no respect for. The Korean War was also his first war as a CO and he wasn't that very militant. military; he was a civilian doctor in fatigues, and it showed. In contrast, Sherman Potter was a regular career Army Man man who was part served in both World Wars, came up through the ranks from enlisted man to Colonel, and (most important) had the attitude of two previous wars. He also commanded much more a Commanding Officer, so he demanded, and received, the respect from the other staffs and wasn't afraid to actually command.
obedience that was his due.
** Frank Burns was a {{Jerkass}} and whose surgery skills was subpar at best. He was also bullied by Hawkeye and Trapper and later B.J.. His replacement, Charles Winchester, was more of a JerkWithAHeartOfGold and was a excellent surgeon. His relationship with Hawkeye and B.J. was also slightly better and he wasn't above joining in playing pranks.
** B.J. Hunnicutt is a {{downplayed|Trope}} example for Trapper John John. They both filled the same role as he function very similarly second banana to him. Hawkeye Pierce. However, B.J. was a family man who love loved his wife Peg to the point the that he felt ashamed that he cheated on her. In contrast, Trapper constantly cheated on his wife with zero regret for his actions. There was also a contrast in morals. One episode during BJ's tenure recycled a plot from an earlier episode with Trapper. Hawkeye wants to perform unneccessary unnecessary surgery to keep a particularly callous officer off the front for a little while longer. Trapper had gone along with that plan no problem, BJ considers considered it a horrific violation of the Hippocratic Oath. This severly strains severely strained Hawkeye and BJ's friendship ([[RealLifeWritesThePlot and strained Alan Alda and Mike Farrel's Farrell's working relationship]]).


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* On ''Series/StarTrekTheNextGeneration'', Dr. Beverly Crusher (Creator/GatesMcFadden) was replaced for second season by Dr. Katherine Pulaski (Creator/DianaMuldaur). Where Crusher was soft-spoken and got along with pretty much everyone, Pulaski was more sharp-spoken, more cynical, and more directly confrontational when she thought someone was wrong about something. At the time, some fans believed that the Pulaski character, and especially her interactions with Picard and Data, was a deliberate attempt to evoke the Kirk-Spock-[=McCoy=] dynamic from the Original Series - an attempt that failed, so she was transferred out and Crusher came back on board.
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* ''WesternAnimation/ToyStory'': Andy and Bonnie are both the caring and imaginative owners of Woody and the gang. However, Andy himself was an energetic individual all around while Bonnie was very shy while in public. Even more so in ''WesternAnimation/ToyStory4'', [[spoiler: while Andy loved Woody more than all the other toys, Bonnie plays with all the other toys, while ignoring Woody.]]

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* ''WesternAnimation/ToyStory'': ''Franchise/ToyStory'': Andy and Bonnie are both the caring and imaginative owners of Woody and the gang. However, Andy himself was an energetic individual all around while Bonnie was very shy while in public. Even more so in ''WesternAnimation/ToyStory4'', [[spoiler: while Andy loved Woody more than all the other toys, Bonnie plays with all the other toys, while ignoring Woody.]]
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* The various ComicBook/{{Wildcat}}s are all pretty different. Ted Grant was a former BadassNormal boxing champ who loves to fight and show off, Yolanda Montez was a Mexican American woman who developed cat-like augmentations due to experiments done to her mother, and Tommy Bronson--Ted's [[HeroicBastard illegitimate son]]--is an incredibly powerful were-cat who loathes fighting. While Ted eventually became an EmpoweredBadassNormal it rarely comes into play as he picked up ResurrectiveImmortality from a botched spell relating to the cats have nine lives saying.
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* ''VideoGame/DevilMayCry'': The first three games pair Dante with a heroine who aids him, each one differing from the last in a number of ways.
** ''VideoGame/DevilMayCry1 1'': Trish is a demon created in the image of Dante's mother by [[BigBad Mundus]] to lure the devil hunter to a trap where Mundus will kill him. Trish pulls a HeelFaceTurn and becomes an ally to Dante.
** ''VideoGame/DevilMayCry2'': Lucia is a member of the Protectors of Vie de Marli, a clan of demon hunters who defend Dummary Island. Like Trish, Lucia brings Dante to the island where the plot takes place and is revealed to be a demon created by the main villain. Unlike Trish, Lucia was unaware of this initially and her allegiance doesn't change, remaining a hero. While Trish is a blonde white woman who dresses in black leather, Lucia is a DarkSkinnedRedhead whose most striking article of clothing is her white cape.
** ''VideoGame/DevilMayCry3'': Unlike Trish and Lucia, Lady is a human with no demonic heritage, relying on her skills with guns. She is also very openly hostile towards Dante for being part demon initially, though she gets over this once she realizes Dante's heroism.
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*** Leela, a violent, uneducated JunglePrincess, is replaced by Romana, a Time Lord who is SkilledButNaive.

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*** Leela, a violent, uneducated JunglePrincess, is replaced Leela was specifically created by Romana, Creator/PhilipHinchcliffe to be a Time Lord more proactive character after hearing a little girl say that she identified more with the male Doctor than the female Sarah Jane. Whereas Sarah Jane was a clued-in but physically delicate MuggleBestFriend, Leela was an intelligent but undereducated NubileSavage who is SkilledButNaive.the Doctor tended to pick on as an inferior and who specialised in intuition and violence.
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* ''Series/{{Community}}'': Buzz was introduced in Season Five to replace Pierce as the elderly member of the main cast. While Pierce was a ScatterbrainSenior who would often cause problems for the group, Buzz was often the voice of reason and usually only reluctantly went along with whatever wacky hijinks were going on.

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* ''Series/{{Community}}'': Buzz was introduced in Season Five to replace Pierce as the elderly member of the main cast. While Pierce was a ScatterbrainSenior ScatterbrainedSenior who would often cause problems for the group, Buzz was often the voice of reason and usually only reluctantly went along with whatever wacky hijinks were going on.
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* ''Series/{{Community}}'': Buzz was introduced in Season Five to replace Pierce as the elderly member of the main cast. While Pierce was a ScatterbrainSenior who would often cause problems for the group, Buzz was often the voice of reason and usually only reluctantly went along with whatever wacky hijinks were going on.
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*** Tommy, the Red Turbo Ranger, is Native American[[note]]Though his actor is white.[[/note]] and is a LongHairedPrettyBoy. His replacement, TJ Johnson, is a BaldBlackLeaderGuy. While Tommy was known for his fighting prowess, TJ's cunning and strategic skills were displayed more.

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*** Tommy, the Red Turbo Ranger, is Native American[[note]]Though his actor is white.[[/note]] and is a LongHairedPrettyBoy. His replacement, TJ Johnson, is a BaldBlackLeaderGuy.black BaldOfAuthority. While Tommy was known for his fighting prowess, TJ's cunning and strategic skills were displayed more.
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* ''Anime/DoraemonNobitasNewDinosaur'' is a loose remake of ''Anime/DoraemonNobitasDinosaur'', with Nobita adopting ''two'' dinosaurs named Kyu and Myu, instead of just one, Piisuke, from the original. While Piisuke from the earlier film is an aquatic dinosaur, Kyu and Myu are both feathered flyers, with many underwater scenes from the original being substituted with flying scenes in the remake. Nobita's friends in the original doesn't know about Piisuke until one-third into the movie, unlike the remake where they found out about Kyu and Myu around fifteen minutes in. While Piisuke was constantly stalked by the hostile dinosaur hunters, Kyu and Myu are observed by the benevolent Time Patrol, who's following them because they belong to a new, undiscovered dinosaur species.
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* ''ComicBook/RainbowRowellsRunaways'':

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* WesternAnimation/BojackHorseman: Sarah Lynn and Hollyhock Manheim-Mannheim-Guerrero-Robinson-Zilberschlag-Hsung-Fonzarelli-[=McQuack=] are the daughter archetype who acted as Bojack's MoralityPet. Sarah had a traditional family unit of a mother and a stepfather. However, the mother only cared about her acting career and didn't care what she wanted and her stepfather was implied to have molested her. She also attempted to latch onto Bojack as a father figure but who ended up as an AntiRoleModel who was partially responsible for [[spoiler: her death]]. In contrast, Hollyhock was HappilyAdopted to 8 men who are in a gay polygamous relationship. She also didn't want a father-daughter relationship with Bojack but instead wanted to connect to her birth mother. Bojack himself actually made attempts to not ruin Hollyhock's life and became a wreck when he thought he was responsible for [[spoiler: Hollyhock's accident overdose]].
* There's Stella from ''WesternAnimation/TheLoudHouse'' for Ronnie Anne who moved away. Both were introduced rather similar with them never appearing [[TheGhost on-screen]] in their debut episodes. However Stella is a TomboyWithAGirlyStreak and a genuine friendly girl unlike Ronnie Anne who's a [[TheLadEtte rough lad-ette]] with a HiddenHeartOfGold. Also while Ronnie Anne is presented as a potential love interest with Lincoln with both SheIsNotMyGirlfriend and WillTheyOrWontThey, Stella is someone Lincoln actually had a crush on but settled for being JustFriends.

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* WesternAnimation/BojackHorseman: ''WesternAnimation/BojackHorseman'': Sarah Lynn and Hollyhock Manheim-Mannheim-Guerrero-Robinson-Zilberschlag-Hsung-Fonzarelli-[=McQuack=] are the daughter archetype who acted as Bojack's MoralityPet. Sarah had a traditional family unit of a mother and a stepfather. However, the mother only cared about her acting career and didn't care what she wanted and her stepfather was implied to have molested her. She also attempted to latch onto Bojack as a father figure but who ended up as an AntiRoleModel who was partially responsible for [[spoiler: her death]]. In contrast, Hollyhock was HappilyAdopted to 8 men who are in a gay polygamous relationship. She also didn't want a father-daughter relationship with Bojack but instead wanted to connect to her birth mother. Bojack himself actually made attempts to not ruin Hollyhock's life and became a wreck when he thought he was responsible for [[spoiler: Hollyhock's accident overdose]].
* There's Stella from ''WesternAnimation/TheLoudHouse'' for Ronnie Anne who [[SpinOff moved away.away]]. Both were introduced rather similar with them never appearing [[TheGhost on-screen]] in their debut episodes. However Stella is a TomboyWithAGirlyStreak and a genuine friendly girl unlike Ronnie Anne who's a [[TheLadEtte rough lad-ette]] with a HiddenHeartOfGold. Also while Ronnie Anne is presented as a potential love interest with Lincoln with both SheIsNotMyGirlfriend and WillTheyOrWontThey, Stella is someone Lincoln actually had a crush on but settled for being JustFriends.

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* Attempted with ''Manga/DragonBall''. A third into the overall run, Gohan is introduced as an equivalent to Goku as a child, although he's very timid, well-spoken and has no true desire or aptitude for fighting, the opposite of his father. By the end of the Cell Arc, Goku has died and left his role to Gohan: his first solo arc has him in high school and devise a goofy {{Sentai}} alter-ego known as Great Saiyaman, and getting into a complicated relationship with a girl named Videl. A few chapters in however, Creator/AkiraToriyama felt that Gohan wasn't suited for the part, so he put Goku back into the story as the main character again [[StatusQuoIsGod with the arc ending with him alive and well]].

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* Attempted with ''Manga/DragonBall''. A third into the overall run, Gohan is introduced as an equivalent to Goku as a child, although he's very timid, well-spoken and has no true desire or aptitude for fighting, [[LikeFatherUnlikeSon the opposite of his father.father]]. By the end of the Cell Arc, Goku has died and left his role to Gohan: his first solo arc has him in high school and devise a goofy {{Sentai}} alter-ego known as Great Saiyaman, and getting into a complicated relationship with a girl named Videl. A few chapters in however, Creator/AkiraToriyama felt that Gohan wasn't suited for the part, so he put Goku back into the story as the main character again [[StatusQuoIsGod with the arc ending with him alive and well]].


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* ''WesternAnimation/TheTransformers'': After the treacherous, scheming Decepticon second-in-command [[TheStarscream Starscream]] is killed off in [[WesternAnimation/TheTransformersTheMovie the movie]], his role as TheDragon is taken by Cyclonus, an unwaveringly loyal NobleDemon.
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* ''Series/HomicideLifeOnTheStreet'': Steve Crosetti and his replacement Mike Kellerman were entirely different outside of their friendship with Meldrick Lewis. Crosetti was a middle-aged, overweight family man who was fairly scatterbrained and wasn't particularly competent. Kellerman was an attractive young man who was something of a womanizer and was very competent at his job.

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* ''Radio/OurMissBrooks'': In the fourth television season of the series, Miss Brooks receives two successive love interests. For a few episodes, Miss Brooks is pursued by Clint Albright; for about half a season, it's Gene Talbot. Miss Brooks' love interest on the radio and TV up to this point had been Mr. Boynton [[spoiler: Miss Brooks marries Mr. Boynton at the end of TheMovie GrandFinale]] ; notable for being shy and oblivious. In direct contrast, the gym teachers Clint Albright and Gene Talbot are much more aggressive. Albright flirts with Miss Brooks immediately on seeing her, soon catching Miss Brooks under mistletoe and forcing a kiss on her. Talbot calls Miss Brooks honey, and by the end of his tenure Connie's furious at him for taking her up to the Hollywood Hills on dates . . . late into the night. As to the gym teachers' reception by fans, by the end of the season, TheBusCameBack with Mr. Boynton aboard.

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* ''Radio/OurMissBrooks'': In ''Series/TheAvengers1960s'':
** Emma Peel has a few things in common with Cathy Gale - they're both widows (though Emma's husband was eventually revealed to be alive) and they both kick ass while wearing black leather. That said, Emma is lot more easy-going and less uptight than Cathy, as well as having a more playful, flirtatious relationship with Steed. Whereas Cathy's fighting style was judo, Emma was into kung-fu and karate. Whereas Cathy was motivated by a desire to help
the fourth television season innocent, Emma just loves the adventure and adrenaline.
** Tara King is significantly younger and less experienced than either of her predecessors. Whereas they were equal partners with Steed who enjoyed a bit of flirtatious banter, Steed took on a teacher/father role to Tara. She's also sported the shortest haircuts out
of the series, Miss Brooks receives two successive love interests. For a few episodes, Miss Brooks is pursued by Clint Albright; for about half a season, it's Gene Talbot. Miss Brooks' love interest on the radio three partners of Steed. Whereas both Cathy and TV up to this point had been Mr. Boynton [[spoiler: Miss Brooks marries Mr. Boynton at the end of TheMovie GrandFinale]] ; notable for being shy and oblivious. In direct contrast, the gym teachers Clint Albright and Gene Talbot are much more aggressive. Albright flirts with Miss Brooks immediately on seeing her, soon catching Miss Brooks under mistletoe and forcing a kiss on her. Talbot calls Miss Brooks honey, and by the end of his tenure Connie's furious at him for taking her up to the Hollywood Hills on dates . . . late into the night. As to the gym teachers' reception by fans, by the end of the season, TheBusCameBack with Mr. Boynton aboard.Emma were both widows, Tara was single woman who hero-worshipped Steed.



* Series/NewTricks: Generally replacements of UCOS members would contrast quite heavily with each other:

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* ''Radio/OurMissBrooks'': In the fourth television season of the series, Miss Brooks receives two successive love interests. For a few episodes, Miss Brooks is pursued by Clint Albright; for about half a season, it's Gene Talbot. Miss Brooks' love interest on the radio and TV up to this point had been Mr. Boynton [[spoiler: Miss Brooks marries Mr. Boynton at the end of TheMovie GrandFinale]] ; notable for being shy and oblivious. In direct contrast, the gym teachers Clint Albright and Gene Talbot are much more aggressive. Albright flirts with Miss Brooks immediately on seeing her, soon catching Miss Brooks under mistletoe and forcing a kiss on her. Talbot calls Miss Brooks honey, and by the end of his tenure Connie's furious at him for taking her up to the Hollywood Hills on dates . . . late into the night. As to the gym teachers' reception by fans, by the end of the season, TheBusCameBack with Mr. Boynton aboard.
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Contrast with SuspiciouslySimilarSubstitute and ReplacementFlatCharacter. If it's a sequel with a new main character, see ContrastingSequelMainCharacter.

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Contrast with SuspiciouslySimilarSubstitute and ReplacementFlatCharacter. If it's a sequel with a new main character, see ContrastingSequelMainCharacter.
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* Attempted with ''Manga/DragonBall''. A third into the overall run, Gohan is introduced as an equivalent to Goku as a child, although he's very timid, well-spoken and has no true desire or aptitude for fighting, the opposite of his father. By the end of the Cell Arc, Goku has died and left his role to Gohan: his first solo arc has him in high school and devise a goofy {{Sentai}} alter-ego known as Great Saiyaman, and getting into a complicated relationship with a girl named Videl. A few chapters in however, Creator/AkiraToriyama felt that Gohan wasn't suited for the part, so he put Goku back into the story as the main character again [[StatusQuoIsGod with the arc ending with him alive and well]].
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* ''Radio/OurMissBrooks'': In the fourth television season of the series, Miss Brooks receives two successive love interests. For a few episodes, Miss Brooks is pursued by Clint Albright; for about half a season, it's Gene Talbot. Miss Brooks' love interest on the radio and TV up to this point had been Mr. Boynton [spoiler: Miss Brooks marries Mr. Boynton at the end of TheMovie GrandFinale] ; notable for being shy and oblivious. In direct contrast, the gym teachers Clint Albright and Gene Talbot are much more aggressive. Notably, by the end of the season, TheBusCameBack with Mr. Boynton aboard.

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* ''Radio/OurMissBrooks'': In the fourth television season of the series, Miss Brooks receives two successive love interests. For a few episodes, Miss Brooks is pursued by Clint Albright; for about half a season, it's Gene Talbot. Miss Brooks' love interest on the radio and TV up to this point had been Mr. Boynton [spoiler: [[spoiler: Miss Brooks marries Mr. Boynton at the end of TheMovie GrandFinale] GrandFinale]] ; notable for being shy and oblivious. In direct contrast, the gym teachers Clint Albright and Gene Talbot are much more aggressive. Notably, Albright flirts with Miss Brooks immediately on seeing her, soon catching Miss Brooks under mistletoe and forcing a kiss on her. Talbot calls Miss Brooks honey, and by the end of his tenure Connie's furious at him for taking her up to the Hollywood Hills on dates . . . late into the night. As to the gym teachers' reception by fans, by the end of the season, TheBusCameBack with Mr. Boynton aboard.
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* ''Radio/OurMissBrooks'': In the fourth television season of the series, Miss Brooks receives two successive love interests. For a few episodes, Miss Brooks is pursued by Clint Albright; for about half a season, it's Gene Talbot. Miss Brooks' love interest on the radio and TV up to this point had been Mr. Boynton [spoiler: Miss Brooks marries Mr. Boynton at the end of TheMovie GrandFinale] ; notable for being shy and oblivious. In direct contrast, the gym teachers Clint Albright and Gene Talbot are much more aggressive. Notably, by the end of the season, TheBusCameBack with Mr. Boynton aboard.
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* There's Stella from ''WesternAnimation/TheLoudHouse'' for Ronnie Anne who moved away. Both were introduced rather similar with them never appearing [[TheGhost on-screen]] in their debut episodes. However Stella is a TomboyWithAGirlyStreak and a genuine friendly girl unlike Ronnie Anne who's a [[TheLadEtte rough lad-ette]] with a HiddenHeartOfGold. Also while Ronnie Anne is presented as a potential love interest with Lincoln with both SheIsNotMyGirlfriend and WillTheyorWontThey, Stella is someone Lincoln actually had a crush on but settle for JustFriends

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* There's Stella from ''WesternAnimation/TheLoudHouse'' for Ronnie Anne who moved away. Both were introduced rather similar with them never appearing [[TheGhost on-screen]] in their debut episodes. However Stella is a TomboyWithAGirlyStreak and a genuine friendly girl unlike Ronnie Anne who's a [[TheLadEtte rough lad-ette]] with a HiddenHeartOfGold. Also while Ronnie Anne is presented as a potential love interest with Lincoln with both SheIsNotMyGirlfriend and WillTheyorWontThey, WillTheyOrWontThey, Stella is someone Lincoln actually had a crush on but settle settled for JustFriendsbeing JustFriends.

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* ''Series/LawAndOrder''
** Rey Curtis replaced Mike Logan. Once again, the two were ostensibly very similar--young, good-looking, Catholic--but that's where the similarities ended. Curtis was a devout Catholic and HappilyMarried family man, in sharp contrast to Logan, who was a lapsed Catholic and implied to be quite a womanizer.
** The original psychiatric consultant, Elizabeth Olivet, was sensitive and tactful and tended to see in shades of grey, although at the end of the day she was fine with being a prosecution witness. From Season 8 onward she was--aside from a few TheBusCameBack episodes--replaced by Emil Skoda. He was blunter and had a more black-and-white philosophy, making no bones about the fact that he just plain didn't like most of the suspects he interviewed.



* Over on the [[Series/LawAndOrder original series]], Rey Curtis replaced Mike Logan. Once again, the two were ostensibly very similar--young, good-looking, Catholic--but that's where the similarities ended. Curtis was a devout Catholic and HappilyMarried family man, in sharp contrast to Logan, who was a lapsed Catholic and implied to be quite a womanizer.

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*** Tommy, the Red Turbo Ranger, is Native American
[[note]]Though his actor is white.[[/note]] and is a LongHairedPrettyBoy. His replacement, TJ Johnson, is a BaldBlackLeaderGuy. While Tommy was known for his fighting prowess, TJ's cunning and strategic skills were displayed more.

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*** Tommy, the Red Turbo Ranger, is Native American
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American[[note]]Though his actor is white.[[/note]] and is a LongHairedPrettyBoy. His replacement, TJ Johnson, is a BaldBlackLeaderGuy. While Tommy was known for his fighting prowess, TJ's cunning and strategic skills were displayed more.

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*** Tommy, the Red Turbo Ranger, is Native American
[[note]]Though his actor is white.[[/note]] and is a LongHairedPrettyBoy. His replacement, TJ Johnson, is a BaldBlackLeaderGuy. While Tommy was known for his fighting prowess, TJ's cunning and strategic skills were displayed more.
*** Katherine, the Pink Turbo Ranger, was smart, white, Australian and traditionally feminine. Her replacement, Cassie Chan, was an Asian-American tomboy and something of an airhead.
*** Adam, the Green Turbo Ranger, was mature and level-headed. His replacement, Carlos Vallerte, was a hotheaded JerkWithAHeartOfGold who had to learn the value of teamwork.
*** Tanya, the Yellow Turbo Ranger, was an aspiring DJ. Her replacement, Ashley Hammond, was a cheerleader.
*** In the Turbo movie, Rocky injures his back while practicing for a martial arts tournament and his place as the Blue Turbo Ranger is taken by Justin. While Rocky was a BookDumb teenager, Justin is a pre-teen ChildProdigy.
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* ''Franchise/PowerRangers'' had several Rangers be replaced during the Zordon Era[[note]]Mighty Morphin to In Space[[/note]] before the tradition of starting an entirely fresh premise and cast in each new season.
**''Series/MightyMorphinPowerRangers'':
*** The original Red Ranger was Jason Lee Scott, a serious-minded leader. He was replaced by Rocky [=DeSantos=] a laid-back goofball who served as the comic relief and was not the leader.
*** The original Black Ranger was Zack Taylor, an outgoing extrovert. His replacement, Adam Park, was more shy and introverted until CharacterDevelopment kicked in. Also, while Zack was African-American Adam was Asian-American.
*** Downplayed with the Yellow Ranger and her replacement. The original Yellow Ranger was Trini Kwan, a [[AsianAndNerdy studious Asian-American]] girl and was the [[TomboyAndGirlyGirl Tomboy to Kim's Girl Girl]]. Her replacement, Aisha Campbell, was more or less the same with the exception of being a SassyBlackWoman. Aisha would later be replaced by Tanya Sloan who was more introverted.
*** The original Pink Ranger, Kimberly Ann Hart, was your typical All-American Valley Girl. Her replacement was Kat Hillard, a shy Australian girl.
**''Series/PowerRangersZeo'': Trey of Triforia, the original Gold Ranger, was an alien from outer space. He was temporarily replaced by Jason Lee Scott who is human and from Earth.
**''Series/PowerRangersTurbo'':
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* Both seasons of ''Series/MysteryRoad'' have Jay Swan investigating a crime with the help of a local female cop. However, Emma in the first season is the middle-aged white cop in charge of the local force, who is a member of the community's most important family, while Fran in the second season is a young Aboriginal constable who has strained relations with her family members, who disapprove of her being a cop.

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