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** TRexpy
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* AlternateSpeciesCounterpart: Creating a new character by changing the species of an existing character.
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*** LorreLookalike: A character based on actor Peter Lorre.
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* TheBurlesqueOfVenus: {{StockParod|y}}ies of Creator/SandroBotticelli's {{painting}} ''Art/{{The Birth of Venus|Botticelli}}''.
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* TheBurlesqueOfVenus: {{StockParod|y}}ies of Creator/SandroBotticelli's {{painting}} {{painting|s}} ''Art/{{The Birth of Venus|Botticelli}}''.
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*** CorruptedCharacterCopy: A character is a pastiche of a pre-existing character from another work, but is notably a worse person than the character they are based on.
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*** CorruptedCharacterCopy: A character is a pastiche of a pre-existing character from another work, but is notably a worse person than the character they are based on.
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** CopyCatSue
CopyCatSue: A MarySue (or MartyStu) who looks exactly like the character they're based off of.
***SailorEarth
***SailorEarth: An [[OriginalCharacter OC]] that was made to fit the work's pattern.
** CorruptedCharacterCopy: A character is a pastiche of a pre-existing character from another work, but is notably a worse person than the character they are based on.
*** VirtuousCharacterCopy: The inverse to the above, where the pastiche of a pre-existing character from another work is a far better person than the character they were based on.
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** CorruptedCharacterCopy: A character is a pastiche of a pre-existing character from another work, but is notably a worse person than the character they are based on.
*** VirtuousCharacterCopy: The inverse to the above, where the pastiche of a pre-existing character from another work is a far better person than the character they were based on.
*** MorePopularReplacement: A new character takes the place of an old character and is received better than the old character.
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* VirtuousCharacterCopy
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* TheBurlesqueOfVenus: Imitations of Sandro Botticelli's painting ''The Birth of Venus''.
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* TheBurlesqueOfVenus: Imitations {{StockParod|y}}ies of Sandro Botticelli's painting ''The Creator/SandroBotticelli's {{painting}} ''Art/{{The Birth of Venus''. Venus|Botticelli}}''.
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*** KnockingTheKnockoff: An in-universe TakeThat directed to the Expy by a character of the original work.
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* BorrowingFromTheSisterSeries: A creator copies a successful feature from one of their series into another, minimizing the risk of trying something completely new.
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** SpiritualAdaptation: A work in one medium that is reminiscent of another work.
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* PlagiarismInFictionPlagiarismInFiction: A character is a copycat in-story.
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* SpiritualSuccessor:An unrelated work share the same themes, story and characters from its precursor.
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* SpiritualSuccessor:An SpiritualSuccessor: An unrelated work share the same themes, story and characters from its precursor.
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* StealingTheCreditStealingTheCredit: Falsely claiming you are responsible for someone else's work.
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*** MeetTheNewBoss: When said new boss is exactly the same as the old one.
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* TheMoralSubstitute: A work deliberately imitates another, but omits objectionable content or adds morals to appeal to audiences who find the original work too offensive.
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* PaletteSwap: A character is an exact copy of another except for a different color palette.
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*** ShirleyTemplate: A character based on child actress Shirley Temple.
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** ExpyCoexistence:
An Expy and the character, person, or thing they're based on both exist in the same universe.
An Expy and the character, person, or thing they're based on both exist in the same universe.
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** ExpyCoexistence:
ExpyCoexistence: An Expy and the character, person, or thing they're based on both exist in the same universe.
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** ExpyCoexistence:
An Expy and the character, person, or thing they're based on both exist in the same universe.
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** WhoWantsToBeWhoWantsToBeAMillionaire: Game shows that copied Series/WhoWantsToBeAMillionaire that revitalized the game show industry in American television
