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* The first chapter of ''VisualNovel/WonderfulEverydayDownTheRabbitHole'', ''Down The Rabbit Hole I'', is very different from the rest of the game. It is mostly yuri SliceOfLife with occasional bits of philosophy and afterwards things get DarkerAndEdgier.
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* The first chapter of ''VisualNovel/WonderfulEverydayDownTheRabbitHole'', ''VisualNovel/WonderfulEveryday'', ''Down The Rabbit Hole I'', is very different from the rest of the game. It is mostly yuri SliceOfLife with occasional bits of philosophy and afterwards things get DarkerAndEdgier.
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* The first chapter of ''VisualNovel/WonderfulEverydayDownTheRabbitHole'', ''Down The Rabbit Hole I'', is very different from the rest of the game. It is mostly yuri SliceOfLife with occasional bits of philosophy and afterwards things get DarkerAndEdgier.
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* The first chapter of ''VisualNovel/WonderfulEverydayDownTheRabbitHole'', ''Down The Rabbit Hole I'', is very different from the rest of the game. It is mostly yuri SliceOfLife with occasional bits of philosophy and afterwards things get DarkerAndEdgier.
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* ''[[Manga/FullmetalAlchemist Brotherhood]]'' doesn't visit this story until its third episode, after the backstory has been delved into somewhat. Instead, it begins with a filler story which is basically pure action, involving an evil ice-using alchemist, which makes it seem like a straight-on action {{shounen}}, which is also not entirely true. [[spoiler: And then, about thirty some odd episodes later, you learn that the evil ice-using alchemist was actually more of an AntiVillain, and that that filler was actually an extreme case of foreshadowing.]]
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* ''[[Manga/FullmetalAlchemist Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood]]'' doesn't visit this story until its third episode, after the backstory has been delved into somewhat. Instead, it begins with a filler story which is basically pure action, involving an evil ice-using alchemist, which makes it seem like a straight-on action {{shounen}}, which is also not entirely true. [[spoiler: And then, about thirty some odd episodes later, you learn that the evil ice-using alchemist was actually more of an AntiVillain, and that that filler was actually an extreme case of foreshadowing.]]
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* The ''WesternAnimation/AmericanDad'' pilot has several ''WesternAnimation/FamilyGuy''-esq cutaways, which were mostly dropped afterward.
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* The ''WesternAnimation/AmericanDad'' pilot has several ''WesternAnimation/FamilyGuy''-esq ''WesternAnimation/FamilyGuy''-esque cutaways, which were mostly dropped afterward.
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** ''Manga/HoshiiroGirldrop'''s first chapter plays out nothing like the rest of the series... if only because the "rest of the series" turned out to be ''Pop Team Epic'' Season 2. It's a fairly normal IdolGenre series with romcom elements, right up until the main heroine tears her own face off to reveal Popuko underneath. The joke was already known by the time the anime came out, so it graduated to becoming a recurring OnTheNext segment in the anime.
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** ''Manga/HoshiiroGirldrop'''s first chapter plays out nothing like the rest of the series... if only because the "rest of the series" turned out to be ''Pop Team Epic'' Season 2. It's a fairly normal IdolGenre series with romcom elements, right up until the main heroine tears her own face off to reveal Popuko underneath. The joke was already known by the time the anime came out, so it graduated to becoming a its recurring OnTheNext segment in the anime.segment.
