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* M.C. Escher's ''Relativity'' is often simply known as the "Impossible Stairs" or "Crazy Stairs", among other names.
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* M.C. Escher's ''Relativity'' Creator/MCEscher's ''Art/{{Relativity}}'' is often simply known as the "Impossible Stairs" or "Crazy Stairs", among other names.
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* A strip that was originally known as "Big Chief Wahoo"[[note]]no connection to the Cleveland Indians[[/note]] when it was originally introduced, but a few years later Wahoo was joined by an adventurous news photographer, and several years after that a grizzled adventurer-type joined the narrative. Before long Wahoo [[ChuckCunninghamSyndrome unceremoniously disappeared]] from the strip, and it was renamed after the new main characters: ''Steve Roper and Mike Nomad''. Probably [[ValuesDissonance for the best]], [[EthnicScrappy all things considered]].
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* ''ComicBook/AdventureComics'' eventually became a vehicle for ComicBook/{{Superboy}}, and later on the ComicBook/LegionOfSuperHeroes.
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* Due to the iconic line "TheyCallMeMisterTibbs," the name of the character Virgil Tibbs is way better known than the name of the movie that introduced him, ''Film/InTheHeatOfTheNight''. The movie's first sequel just straight-up titled itself, ''[[Film/TheyCallMeMisterTibbs1970 They Call Me Mister Tibbs!]]''.
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* Due to the iconic line "TheyCallMeMisterTibbs," "TheyCallMeMisterTibbs", the name of the character Virgil Tibbs is way better known than the name of the movie that introduced him, ''Film/InTheHeatOfTheNight''. The movie's first sequel just straight-up titled itself, ''[[Film/TheyCallMeMisterTibbs1970 They Call Me Mister Tibbs!]]''.
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* A number of people mistake the name of ''WesternAnimation/{{Jem}}'' as "Jem and the Holograms" because that's the actual name of the band she performs with in the show. Even [[http://thatguywiththeglasses.com/videolinks/thedudette/nostalgia-chick/31375-jem-and-the-holograms The Nostalgia Chick]] did this when reviewing the show. In the 2010s the name of the series was outright changed to "Jem And The Holograms". The LiveActionAdaptation, IDW comics, dvds, and reruns refer to it as such.
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* A number of people mistake the name of ''WesternAnimation/{{Jem}}'' as "Jem and the Holograms" because that's the actual name of the band she performs with in the show. Even [[http://thatguywiththeglasses.com/videolinks/thedudette/nostalgia-chick/31375-jem-and-the-holograms The Nostalgia Chick]] did this when reviewing the show. In the 2010s 2010s, the name of the series was outright changed to "Jem And The and the Holograms". The LiveActionAdaptation, IDW comics, dvds, and reruns refer to it as such.
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* A few books of Literature/{{the Bible}} fall under this category. Most people know that Samson, Delilah, David, Goliath, and Solomon are from the Old Testament (or the Tanakh, if you're [[UsefulNotes/{{Judaism}} Jewish]]), but relatively few people could tell you the actual ''books'' of the Old Testament where they appear. For the record: Samson and Delilah are from the Literature/BookOfJudges, David and Goliath are from the Literature/BooksOfSamuel, and Solomon is from the Literature/BooksOfKings.
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* A few books of Literature/{{the Bible}} fall under this category. Most people know that Samson, Delilah, David, Goliath, and Solomon are from the Old Testament (or the Tanakh, if you're [[UsefulNotes/{{Judaism}} Jewish]]), but relatively few people could tell you the actual ''books'' of the Old Testament where they appear.appear; [[Literature/BookOfGenesis Genesis]] and [[Literature/BookOfRevelation Revelation]] are usually the exceptions. For the record: Samson and Delilah are from the Literature/BookOfJudges, David and Goliath are from the Literature/BooksOfSamuel, and Solomon is from the Literature/BooksOfKings.
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* ''Manga/SgtFrog'' is often simply called "Keroro" by casual fans due to the popularity of the original Japanese anime (titled ''Keroro Gunso'') on [=YouTube=] back in the mid-to-late 2000s and due the show's Japanese theme song, wherein Keroro's name is sang repeatedly throughout.
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* ''Manga/SgtFrog'' is often simply called "Keroro" by casual fans due to the popularity of the original Japanese anime (titled ''Keroro Gunso'') on [=YouTube=] back in the mid-to-late 2000s and due to the show's Japanese theme song, wherein Keroro's name is sang repeatedly throughout.
