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* ComicBook.{{Snikt}}: "As part of ''Tsunami'' and by virtue of being the only title in the imprint to actually utilize storytelling in Manga, ''Snikt!'' ends up being a successor to ''Manga/MarvelMangaverse''." '''How?'''
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* ComicBook.{{Snikt}}: WolverineSnikt: "As part of ''Tsunami'' and by virtue of being the only title in the imprint to actually utilize storytelling in Manga, ''Snikt!'' ends up being a successor to ''Manga/MarvelMangaverse''." '''How?'''
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* Film.StreetFighterTheLegendOfChunLi: "[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9Hl203g5k3Y Dan Olson of]] WebVideo/FoldingIdeas argues that the film is one of these to -- of all things -- Creator/MichaelBay's 2007 ''{{Film/Transformers}}'' film, describing ''The Legend of Chun-Li'' as "the budget-friendly version" which shares toned-down technical similarities (color palette, AspectRatio, [[ArsonMurderAndJaywalking and]] [[TrappedByMountainLions superfluous troopcop B-plot that only intersects with the A-plot at the very end]]) in an attempt at distancing itself from [[VideoGameMoviesSuck the reputation of other video game adaptations]] and being more respectable and profitable." '''Fan interpretation.'''
* HOrrible.LiveActionFilmsNToZ: "WebVideo/TheNostalgiaCritic has nothing nice to say about the movie, and [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SCjVcdHHb84 equates it]] to a SpiritualSuccessor to Universal's Film/DarkUniverse." '''Referring to ''Film/WoodyWoodpecker'', and is audience comparison.'''
* HOrrible.LiveActionFilmsNToZ: "WebVideo/TheNostalgiaCritic has nothing nice to say about the movie, and [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SCjVcdHHb84 equates it]] to a SpiritualSuccessor to Universal's Film/DarkUniverse." '''Referring to ''Film/WoodyWoodpecker'', and is audience comparison.'''
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* Film.StreetFighterTheLegendOfChunLi: "[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9Hl203g5k3Y Dan Olson of]] WebVideo/FoldingIdeas argues that the film is one of these to -- of all things -- Creator/MichaelBay's 2007 ''{{Film/Transformers}}'' film, ''Film/Transformers2007'', describing ''The Legend of Chun-Li'' as "the budget-friendly version" which shares toned-down technical similarities (color palette, AspectRatio, [[ArsonMurderAndJaywalking and]] [[TrappedByMountainLions superfluous troopcop B-plot that only intersects with the A-plot at the very end]]) in an attempt at distancing itself from [[VideoGameMoviesSuck the reputation of other video game adaptations]] and being more respectable and profitable." '''Fan interpretation.'''
*HOrrible.Horrible.LiveActionFilmsNToZ: "WebVideo/TheNostalgiaCritic has nothing nice to say about the movie, and [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SCjVcdHHb84 equates it]] to a SpiritualSuccessor to Universal's Film/DarkUniverse." '''Referring to ''Film/WoodyWoodpecker'', and is audience comparison.'''
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* Film.ABCsOfDeath2: To the duo's first film, ''Film/{{Inside}}''. '''Comparing this work to an earlier work involving the same creative team.'''
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* Film.ABCsOfDeath2: To the duo's first film, ''Film/{{Inside}}''.''Film/{{Inside|2007}}''. '''Comparing this work to an earlier work involving the same creative team.'''
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* Creator.AdultSwim: "The Turner networks have a history of doing ''weird'' things late at night. Creator/{{TBS}}' ''17 Update Early in the Morning''[[note]]basically ''Series/TheDailyShow'', but with less emphasis on the news and more on the anchors' antics -- Bill Tush {a frequent personality in the early days of WTCG/WTBS}, Tina Seldin, the "[[Series/TheGongShow Unknown Newsman]]", the off-camera staff -- as Ted Turner didn't wan't to do news, but the FCC forced him to... [[LoopholeAbuse but they didn't say when it had to air or if it had to be serious]]; it ended in 1979 so it wouldn't present credibility issues when he launched Creator/{{CNN}}[[/note]] and ''Tush''[[note]]a sketch show hosted by the aforementioned Bill Tush, featuring a young [[Series/SaturdayNightLive Jan Hooks]] and [[Series/ThirdRockFromTheSun Bonnie and]] [[Series/That70sShow Terry Turner]][[/note]]; and Creator/{{TNT}}'s ''[=MonsterVision=]'' and ''100% Weird''. Adult Swim proudly carries on the weird, homegrown feel of those shows and the chaotic, low-budget, free-for-all production that WTBS had during its' formative years." '''Sounds like audience comparison.'''
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* Creator.AdultSwim: "The Turner networks have a history of doing ''weird'' things late at night. Creator/{{TBS}}' ''17 Update Early in the Morning''[[note]]basically ''Series/TheDailyShow'', but with less emphasis on the news and more on the anchors' antics -- Bill Tush {a frequent personality in the early days of WTCG/WTBS}, Tina Seldin, the "[[Series/TheGongShow Unknown Newsman]]", the off-camera staff -- as Ted Turner didn't wan't to do news, but the FCC forced him to... [[LoopholeAbuse but they didn't say when it had to air or if it had to be serious]]; it ended in 1979 so it wouldn't present credibility issues when he launched Creator/{{CNN}}[[/note]] CNN[[/note]] and ''Tush''[[note]]a sketch show hosted by the aforementioned Bill Tush, featuring a young [[Series/SaturdayNightLive Jan Hooks]] and [[Series/ThirdRockFromTheSun Bonnie and]] [[Series/That70sShow Terry Turner]][[/note]]; and Creator/{{TNT}}'s ''[=MonsterVision=]'' and ''100% Weird''. Adult Swim proudly carries on the weird, homegrown feel of those shows and the chaotic, low-budget, free-for-all production that WTBS had during its' formative years." '''Sounds like audience comparison.'''
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* Podcast.WritingExcuses: " WebAnimation/ExtraCredits addresses game design in much the same way Writing Excuses handles literature." '''Sounds like audience comparison.'''
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* ''Series/TheSandbaggers'': "Creator/GregRucka's love of the series led to his homage/reworking, ''ComicBook/QueenAndCountry''." '''The series was outright and objectively reworked into a new series by a different creator. I don't know if that's this trope, but it's not speculative.'''
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* ''Series/TheSandbaggers'': Literature.SiobhanDunmoore: "The books draw a lot of thematic inspiration from ''Series/StarTrekTheOriginalSeries'', particularly after Creator/NicholasMeyer took over in the movie period. The Shrehari in particular are very like the Klingons in both looks and behavior." '''Sounds like the work is objectively inspired by the other w/out being directly related to it.'''
* Series.TheSandbaggers: "Creator/GregRucka's love of the series led to his homage/reworking, ''ComicBook/QueenAndCountry''." '''The series was outright and objectively reworked into a new series by a different creator. I don't know if that's this trope, but it's not speculative.'''
* Series.TheSandbaggers: "Creator/GregRucka's love of the series led to his homage/reworking, ''ComicBook/QueenAndCountry''." '''The series was outright and objectively reworked into a new series by a different creator. I don't know if that's this trope, but it's not speculative.'''
* Film.BrewsterMcCloud: "This and writer Doran William Cannon's previous film, ''Film/{{Skidoo}}'', are two of the strangest comedies ever made by well-known directors for major studios.[[note]]In both cases, Cannon's original screenplay was heavily rewritten, however[[/note]]"
* LetsPlay.PBGHardcore: "''[=MineZ=]'', which is a ''[=DayZ=]'' GameMod in the ''Minecraft'' engine in and of itself, and is essentially another try at the concept of ''[=DayZ=]'', but with the added benefit of ''Minecraft'''s more comfortable layout and mechanics, as well as the reduced effectiveness of ranged weapons for {{Griefer}}s to use, who are already fewer and farther between than in ''[=DayZ=]''. All of this puts the group in more familiar territory and gives them more of a chance to succeed. Both seasons of ''[=MineZ=]'' even begin with the team split up into two groups in separate locations, a concept originally planned for ''[=DayZ=]'' (as seen in the [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NtaKG9pCkLg Train Wreck Blooper]])."
* Series.NoelsHouseParty: " A SpiritualSuccessor to the now largely forgotten ''Noel's Saturday Roadshow'', its framework was based on the fiction of Noel owning a large stately home, the Great House, in the fictional but quintessential English village of [[PunnyName Crinkly Bottom]]." '''Sounds like they're made by the same people.'''
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* VideoGame.Limbo2016: "Playdead later released a SpiritualSuccessor called ''VideoGame/{{Inside|2016}}'' in June of 2016. It's much the same as ''Limbo'' -- [[http://www.escapistmagazine.com/articles/view/video-games/columns/extra-punctuation/17169-Get-Indie-Games-Away-From-the-Idea-of-a-Small-Child-in-a-Scary-W a young boy explores a dangerous and hostile world]], but the setting this time is an incomprehensibly large facility of some kind, and it uses a more realistic art style rather than the silhouette style of ''Limbo''."
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* VideoGame.Limbo2016: Limbo2010: "Playdead later released a SpiritualSuccessor called ''VideoGame/{{Inside|2016}}'' in June of 2016. It's much the same as ''Limbo'' -- [[http://www.escapistmagazine.com/articles/view/video-games/columns/extra-punctuation/17169-Get-Indie-Games-Away-From-the-Idea-of-a-Small-Child-in-a-Scary-W a young boy explores a dangerous and hostile world]], but the setting this time is an incomprehensibly large facility of some kind, and it uses a more realistic art style rather than the silhouette style of ''Limbo''."
* VideoGame.MakaMaka: " The creator of the game, Office Koukan, made another RPG after this known as ''Idea No Hi'', or ''VideoGame/DayOfTheIdea''. It's got an oddball sense of humor similar to Maka Maka's, but a more serious story, fairly interesting gameplay mechanics, and actual bug-testing to its name."
* VideoGame.PokeParkWii: "To ''VideoGame/HeyYouPikachu'' and ''VideoGame/PokemonChannel''."
* VideoGame.MakaMaka: " The creator of the game, Office Koukan, made another RPG after this known as ''Idea No Hi'', or ''VideoGame/DayOfTheIdea''. It's got an oddball sense of humor similar to Maka Maka's, but a more serious story, fairly interesting gameplay mechanics, and actual bug-testing to its name."
* VideoGame.PokeParkWii: "To ''VideoGame/HeyYouPikachu'' and ''VideoGame/PokemonChannel''."
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* RatchetScrolling: "''VideoGame/KidKool'', obviously modeled on the example of ''Super Mario Bros.'', disallowed going backwards. Its SpiritualSuccessor ''VideoGame/PsychoFox'' followed suit."
* Anime.DeadLeaves: "''Anime/PantyAndStockingWithGarterbelt'' serves as one to ''Dead Leaves''."
* Anime.DeadLeaves: "''Anime/PantyAndStockingWithGarterbelt'' serves as one to ''Dead Leaves''."
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* Creator.StephenRussell: "He voices Corvo Attano, the HeroicMime of the first game who has become SuddenlyVoiced. Fitting since the game is a SpiritualSuccessor of the original Thief game." '''Why?'''
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* Film.TheSevenUps: "To ''Film/TheFrenchConnection.''"
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* Music.HollyValance: " Kind of filled in the space between Music/KylieMinogue albums in 2002 and 2003."
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* Series.TheGoldbergs: "Arguably, with ''Series/TheWonderYears''."
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* WebVideo.JeffCompass: " Mr. Shovelware notes that Mighty Number 9 is supposed to be the spiritual successor to Megaman, though it fails to live up to that standard." '''Why is it "supposed" to be?'''
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* YMMV.DarkSoulsI: "The success of Dark Souls, its sequels and its SpiritualSuccessor ''VideoGame/{{Bloodborne}}'', pioneered the most influential combat system in the seventh and eighth generations of consoles, updating old arcade and 2D style techniques (namely hitboxes, high difficulty, stamina meter, attrition) to the modern console." '''No explanation of why ''Bloodborne'' is a spiritual successor.'''
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* WebAnimation.{{Benthelooney}}: "WebVideo/TheMysteriousMrEnter is this to Ben Rants's original run, as the styling of his reviews & analysis resemble that of Benthelooney, despite coming out a year after Ben Rants was uncancelled." '''Audience comparison.'''
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* Film.TheRedBalloon: "To Lamorisse's own ''Film/WhiteMane''. Both feature young boys who feel isolated from the world around them, and form a deep friendship with a non-human character. Both protagonists are persecuted by those around them as a result, and both end up being borne away to a place where they can't be followed (the sky or the sea.)" '''Same creator.'''
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* Literature.EarthTheBook: "The SpiritualSuccessor to ''[[Literature/AmericaTheBook America (The Book): A Citizen's Guide to Democracy Inaction]]''" '''Both works are made by the same creators.'''
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* Manga.TodaysMenuForEmiyaFamily: "Has a SpiritualSuccessor in ''VideoGame/FateGrandOrder'', ''Eirei Shokubunroku'', featuring the FGO Servants cooking meals from across time and space." '''It's already a ''Fate'' spin-off, putting it and the "successor" in continuity.'''
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* Music.KylieMinogue: "''Kiss Me Once'' has garnered SpiritualSuccessor comparisons to ''Body Language'' and ''X''." '''All three albums made by Kylie.'''
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* VideoGame.{{Aquapazza}}: "The game is this to ''VideoGame/TheQueenOfHeart'' series of {{Fighting Game}}s, as both feature characters from diverse visual novels by Creator/{{Aquaplus}} (Formerly known as Leaf); additionally, Multi, Chizuru and {{Assist Character}}s [[VisualNovel/ToHeart Serika]], [[VisualNovel/WhiteAlbum Yuki, Rina,]] [[VisualNovel/ComicParty Mizuki and Yu]][[note]]Only in ''Party's Breaker''[[/note]] could be chosen as playable characters." '''Same characters.'''
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* WebVideo.BoardJames: "Of the [[WebVideo/TheAngryVideoGameNerd AVGN]]. Board James is not near as ill-tempered and foul-mouthed as [[WebVideo/TheAngryVideoGameNerd The Nerd]], but some of his solo episodes are very reminiscent of the more informative episodes of the [[WebVideo/TheAngryVideoGameNerd AVGN]], like the [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LWltQ9UN5vE Swordquest episode.]] Also, it follows the MidReviewSketchShow formula that the AVGN became famous for." '''Both are made by James Rolfe. Also, it's implied that Board James ''is'' the Nerd, putting them in the same continuity.'''
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* Anime.TheMagnificentKotobuki: "In many ways a SpiritualSuccessor to both ''Anime/GirlsUndPanzer'' and ''Anime/HighSchoolFleet''."
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* Film.{{Ivanhoe}}: " Received quite a few: ''King Richard and the Crusaders'', the television series ''Series/TheAdventuresOfRobinHood'' and ''Richard the Lionheart'', the 1970 ''Ivanhoe'' miniseries, ''The Men of Sherwood Forest'' and the ''Ivanhoe'' series starring Creator/RogerMoore." '''Why are they so similar?'''
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* Manga.{{Ninku}}: "Naruto came almost 5 years after it ended." '''What about it?'''
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* VideoGame.DaytonaUSA:
** The game itself is this to ''VideoGame/VirtuaRacing''.
** ''Indy 500'', a sister game with open-wheel UsefulNotes/{{Indy Car}}s.
** ''SCUD Race'', at least until ''Daytona USA 2'', a proper sequel, was released.
** ''VideoGame/LeMans24'' is this to ''Scud Race''.
* VideoGame.JustACleric: "To ''VideoGame/WeebishMines'' and ''VideoGame/{{Hasslevania}}''."
** The game itself is this to ''VideoGame/VirtuaRacing''.
** ''Indy 500'', a sister game with open-wheel UsefulNotes/{{Indy Car}}s.
** ''SCUD Race'', at least until ''Daytona USA 2'', a proper sequel, was released.
** ''VideoGame/LeMans24'' is this to ''Scud Race''.
* VideoGame.JustACleric: "To ''VideoGame/WeebishMines'' and ''VideoGame/{{Hasslevania}}''."
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* WebAnimation.{{Pikeyo}}: "To WebAnimation/MothmanTheAnimatedSeries."
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* WesternAnimation.BarbieSpySquad: "The movie has many similarities to ''WesternAnimation/TotallySpies''."
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* Creator.AdultSwim: "The Turner networks have a history of doing ''weird'' things late at night. Creator/{{TBS}}' ''17 Update Early in the Morning''[[note]]basically ''Series/TheDailyShow'', but with less emphasis on the news and more on the anchors' antics -- Bill Tush {a frequent personality in the early days of WTCG/WTBS}, Tina Seldin, the "[[Series/TheGongShow Unknown Newsman]]", the off-camera staff -- as Ted Turner didn't wan't to do news, but the FCC forced him to... [[LoopholeAbuse but they didn't say when it had to air or if it had to be serious]]; it ended in 1979 so it wouldn't present credibility issues when he launched Creator/{{CNN}}[[/note]] and ''Tush''[[note]]a sketch show hosted by the aforementioned Bill Tush, featuring a young [[Series/SaturdayNightLive Jan Hooks]] and [[Series/ThirdRockFromTheSun Bonnie and]] [[Series/That70sShow Terry Turner]][[/note]]; and Creator/{{TNT}}'s ''[=MonsterVision=]'' and ''100% Weird''. Adult Swim proudly carries on the weird, homegrown feel of those shows and the chaotic, low-budget, free-for-all production that WTBS had during its' formative years." '''Sounds like audience comparison.'''
* Advertising.SegataSanshiro: "2017 ''Advertising/UFOKamenYakisoban'' ads have their mascot mentored by a man played by Hiroshi Fujioka, who wears power armor and is known only as The Legend. These ads often knock The Legend out of his armor, showing that he wears a white Judo uniform beneath, implying that The Legend actually ''is'' Segata Sanshiro."
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* Film/ABCsOfDeath2: ComicBook.{{Abadazad}}: "''Literature/{{Imaginalis}}'', a young adult novel written by series writer J.M. [=DeMatteis=] as a form of catharsis over the series' cancellation."
* Film.ABCsOfDeath2: To the duo's first film, ''Film/{{Inside}}''. '''Comparing this work to an earlier work involving the same creative team.''''''
* Film.TrickRTreat: "''Film/{{Krampus}}'', which is also written and directed by Dougherty."
* LetsPlay.TheDeadbeats: "In a way, Deadbeats Minecraft is a reincarnation of the Nate Against SMP series, featuring a good number of the same people that joined Nate on commentary."
* Film.ABCsOfDeath2: To the duo's first film, ''Film/{{Inside}}''. '''Comparing this work to an earlier work involving the same creative team.
* Film.TrickRTreat: "''Film/{{Krampus}}'', which is also written and directed by Dougherty."
* LetsPlay.TheDeadbeats: "In a way, Deadbeats Minecraft is a reincarnation of the Nate Against SMP series, featuring a good number of the same people that joined Nate on commentary."
* VideoGame.Limbo2016: "Playdead later released a SpiritualSuccessor called ''VideoGame/{{Inside|2016}}'' in June of 2016. It's much the same as ''Limbo'' -- [[http://www.escapistmagazine.com/articles/view/video-games/columns/extra-punctuation/17169-Get-Indie-Games-Away-From-the-Idea-of-a-Small-Child-in-a-Scary-W a young boy explores a dangerous and hostile world]], but the setting this time is an incomprehensibly large facility of some kind, and it uses a more realistic art style rather than the silhouette style of ''Limbo''."
* VideoGame.SatelliteReign: "It is a SpiritualSuccessor to the original ''VideoGame/{{Syndicate}}'' games, with the producers being Bullfrog veterans who had worked on the originals and were unhappy with the 2012 FPS."
* VideoGame.SatelliteReign: "It is a SpiritualSuccessor to the original ''VideoGame/{{Syndicate}}'' games, with the producers being Bullfrog veterans who had worked on the originals and were unhappy with the 2012 FPS."
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* AwesomeMusic.BlazBlue: "As a SpiritualSuccessor to ''VideoGame/GuiltyGear'', ''Franchise/BlazBlue'' has no right to not to have AWESOME music. [[MemeticBadass All hail]] Creator/DaisukeIshiwatari."
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* Fanfic.MoonDaughter: "To ''FanFic/MyImmortal''."
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* Film.RobinAndMarian: " To ''Film/TheAdventuresOfRobinHood''. Could also be seen as a HappyEndingOverride." '''First part is a ZCE, second part...is it implying they're in continuity?'''
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* VisualNovel.TearsToTiara: "to ''VideoGame/{{Utawarerumono}}'', except with an Arthurian feel."
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* ComicStrip.{{Jucika}}: "In the '80s, ''Ludas Matyi'''s readers were drawn to adult satirist István Krenner's unnamed caricatures and comics in a way not seen since ''Jucika'' had ended. In keeping with the demands of the time, his art was much more unabashedly explicit and low-brow, painting a grotesque, yet on-point image of social and political phenomena. His hyper-sexualized females, compared to whom Jucika seemed like child's play, were especially popular." '''Fan comparison and similar fanbases.'''
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* ComicStrip.{{Jucika}}: "In the '80s, ''Ludas Matyi'''s Matyi''[='=]s readers were drawn to adult satirist István Krenner's unnamed caricatures and comics in a way not seen since ''Jucika'' had ended. In keeping with the demands of the time, his art was much more unabashedly explicit and low-brow, painting a grotesque, yet on-point image of social and political phenomena. His hyper-sexualized females, compared to whom Jucika seemed like child's play, were especially popular." '''Fan comparison and similar fanbases.'''
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* Music.LetsDance: "Bowie himself considered this album one to ''Music/YoungAmericans'', as both are uncharacteristically mainstream-accessible albums consisting of eight songs that combine black music (soul and funk for ''Young Americans'', post-disco for ''Let's Dance'') with Bowie's trademark dark & artsy musical and lyrical undercurrents." '''While Bowie is the creator of both, this is more about his personal opinion, so I think it fits better here.'''
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* Pinball.StarTrekStern: "Though the game itself is an obvious successor to Ritchie's earlier ''Pinball/StarTrekTheNextGeneration'', many players aso see the layout and rules as a Spiritual Successor to his 2007 ''[[Pinball/SpiderManStern Spider-Man]]'' game."
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* Recap.FilmRerollGoonies: "To [[Recap/FilmRerollStandByMe Stand By Me,]] almost to the point of being a StealthSequel, complete with Pitr Strait playing Corey Feldman's KidHero character and Scott Aiello as his ButtMonkey friend. They even bring back Milo the junkyard owner [[WhyDoYouKeepChangingJobs as a ferry guard.]]"
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* Pantheon.SpiritualAndMentalPowers: "What piqued her interest was the companion he brought in, the Plain Doll, who considers the Maiden '''[[SpiritualSuccessor to be a long lost relative]]''', in relation to similar themes." '''Comparing two ''characters'' based on...relation? Either way, not this trope.'''
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* Series.MastersOfHorror: "To ''Film/InTheMouthOfMadness''. It also bears more than a few similarities to ''Film/TheNinthGate''."
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* WebAnimation.DoctorLalve: " Lalve is widely considered to be this to the late [=Kitty0706=]. A running joke in the comments is he's either him in hiding, his heir, or his reincarnation."
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* VideoGame.SatelliteReign: "It is a SpiritualSuccessor to the original ''VideoGame/{{Syndicate}}'' games, with the producers being Bullfrog veterans who had worked on the originals and were unhappy with the 2012 FPS."
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* WebVideo.CarBoys: "As mentioned above, the channel was originally designed to be a new home for his [=LPs=] with Thunder and his friend David, where they went by the alias of "The Hyper Gingers" (Hyper Gingers being what "HG" originally stood for). However, due to David's largely busy schedule at the time, Thunder decided to go ahead with the channel on his own. Despite the difference in quality and content, its largely considered to be a spiritual successor of the original duo." '''No explanation of why it's a successor.'''
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* Anime.TransformersHeadmasters: "The Battle Beasts in the series ended up getting a SpiritualSuccessor called ''Anime/BeastSaga'' in 2012/2013" '''I looked into it, and it seems to just be fan comparison.''''
* ComicStrip.{{Jucika}}: "In the '80s, ''Ludas Matyi'''s readers were drawn to adult satirist István Krenner's unnamed caricatures and comics in a way not seen since ''Jucika'' had ended. In keeping with the demands of the time, his art was much more unabashedly explicit and low-brow, painting a grotesque, yet on-point image of social and political phenomena. His hyper-sexualized females, compared to whom Jucika seemed like child's play, were especially popular." '''Fan comparison and similar fanbases.'''
* ComicStrip.{{Jucika}}: "In the '80s, ''Ludas Matyi'''s readers were drawn to adult satirist István Krenner's unnamed caricatures and comics in a way not seen since ''Jucika'' had ended. In keeping with the demands of the time, his art was much more unabashedly explicit and low-brow, painting a grotesque, yet on-point image of social and political phenomena. His hyper-sexualized females, compared to whom Jucika seemed like child's play, were especially popular." '''Fan comparison and similar fanbases.'''
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* ''Series/TheSandbaggers'': "Creator/GregRucka's love of the series led to his homage/reworking, ''ComicBook/QueenAndCountry''." '''The series was outright and objectively reworked into a new series by a different creator. I don't know if that's this trope, but it's not speculative.'''
* ''Series/TheSandbaggers'': "Creator/GregRucka's love of the series led to his homage/reworking, ''ComicBook/QueenAndCountry''." '''The series was outright and objectively reworked into a new series by a different creator. I don't know if that's this trope, but it's not speculative.'''
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* Anime.TheSkyCrawlers: "In nearly every respect, save for the title and lack of jet aircraft and guided missiles, ''Innocent Aces'' is an ''VideoGame/AceCombat'' game, made by the same developers and published by the same company and using basically the same tropes. Furthermore, many aspects of the game would cross back to the parent series."
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* LetsPlay.ThunderTHR: "As mentioned above, the channel was originally designed to be a new home for his [=LPs=] with Thunder and his friend David, where they went by the alias of "The Hyper Gingers" (Hyper Gingers being what "HG" originally stood for). However, due to David's largely busy schedule at the time, Thunder decided to go ahead with the channel on his own. Despite the difference in quality and content, its largely considered to be a spiritual successor of the original duo."
* Manga.NozoXKimi: "To Honna’s previous work, ''Manga/NozokiAna''. Like its predecessor, it centers around the male protagonist’s blackmail-induced voyeurism/exhibitionism relationship with his female classmate/neighbor, only this time, they’re high school students living across from each other rather than college students living next door." '''Comparing works by the same creator.'''
* Music.JacksMannequin: "To Andrew's other band, Something Corporate."
* Manga.NozoXKimi: "To Honna’s previous work, ''Manga/NozokiAna''. Like its predecessor, it centers around the male protagonist’s blackmail-induced voyeurism/exhibitionism relationship with his female classmate/neighbor, only this time, they’re high school students living across from each other rather than college students living next door." '''Comparing works by the same creator.'''
* Music.JacksMannequin: "To Andrew's other band, Something Corporate."
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* Characters.AbnormalSummet: '''Two examples, both just "Characters are similar to other characters", which isn't this trope.'''
** "He shares the same intelligence and saavy Tyler had when he was on the show."
** "His beliefs are considered to be more conservative than Enes' when first introduced, though Samy was mostly able to live up to them."
* ComicBook.{{Snikt}}: "As part of ''Tsunami'' and by virtue of being the only title in the imprint to actually utilize storytelling in Manga, ''Snikt!'' ends up being a successor to ''Manga/MarvelMangaverse''." '''How?'''
* ComicBook.TwoThousandAD: "To ''Action'', which was banned in TheSeventies thanks to [[MoralGuardians Mary Whitehouse]]'s campaign. Science fiction was seen as relatively harmless compared to ''Action'''s content of realistic horror comics, so it was decided to push the envelope in that direction instead." '''Doesn't explain any similarities.'''
* ComicStrip.TheBoondocks: "The comic strip to ''ComicStrip/BloomCounty''."
** "He shares the same intelligence and saavy Tyler had when he was on the show."
** "His beliefs are considered to be more conservative than Enes' when first introduced, though Samy was mostly able to live up to them."
* ComicBook.{{Snikt}}: "As part of ''Tsunami'' and by virtue of being the only title in the imprint to actually utilize storytelling in Manga, ''Snikt!'' ends up being a successor to ''Manga/MarvelMangaverse''." '''How?'''
* ComicBook.TwoThousandAD: "To ''Action'', which was banned in TheSeventies thanks to [[MoralGuardians Mary Whitehouse]]'s campaign. Science fiction was seen as relatively harmless compared to ''Action'''s content of realistic horror comics, so it was decided to push the envelope in that direction instead." '''Doesn't explain any similarities.'''
* ComicStrip.TheBoondocks: "The comic strip to ''ComicStrip/BloomCounty''."
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* Series.{{Bottom}}: "The SpiritualSuccessor to ''Series/TheYoungOnes'' and ''Series/FilthyRichAndCatflap'', inspired loosely by ''Theatre/WaitingForGodot''. " '''Based on what?'''
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* Creator.AdamDriver: "He looks quite a bit like Creator/DustinHoffman when he was younger (in fact, Driver's film ''Film/MarriageStory'' can be considered a SpiritualSuccessor to Hoffman's movie ''Film/KramerVsKramer'' due to their similar premises and both being entered into the Academy Awards, including Best Actor nominations with Driver nominated and Hoffman winning)." '''Creator and work comparison.'''
* Film.StreetFighterTheLegendOfChunLi: "[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9Hl203g5k3Y Dan Olson of]] WebVideo/FoldingIdeas argues that the film is one of these to -- of all things -- Creator/MichaelBay's 2007 ''{{Film/Transformers}}'' film, describing ''The Legend of Chun-Li'' as "the budget-friendly version" which shares toned-down technical similarities (color palette, AspectRatio, [[ArsonMurderAndJaywalking and]] [[TrappedByMountainLions superfluous troopcop B-plot that only intersects with the A-plot at the very end]]) in an attempt at distancing itself from [[VideoGameMoviesSuck the reputation of other video game adaptations]] and being more respectable and profitable." '''Fan interpretation.'''
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* Webcomic.TheSwordInterval: " To ''Webcomic/ParallelDementia''. The setting is very different, but it features some of the old characters like [[TheHero Fall]], David, [[{{Golem}} Reggie]], Alex Ivanova, a man that appears to be Midas, the organization Atlas, [[spoiler:[[NamesToRunAwayFromReallyFast The Visage of Death]], and possibly [[FanNickname The Thing in Chains]]]]." '''If it features the same characters, it's a straight up sequel, or at least closely-related enough to not be a SpiritualSuccessor.'''
* WebVideo.RhettAndLink: ""Good Morning Chia Lincoln" became "Good Mythical Morning" a year later." '''That's just a rebranding if it's the same series.'''
* Webcomic.TheSwordInterval: " To ''Webcomic/ParallelDementia''. The setting is very different, but it features some of the old characters like [[TheHero Fall]], David, [[{{Golem}} Reggie]], Alex Ivanova, a man that appears to be Midas, the organization Atlas, [[spoiler:[[NamesToRunAwayFromReallyFast The Visage of Death]], and possibly [[FanNickname The Thing in Chains]]]]." '''If it features the same characters, it's a straight up sequel, or at least closely-related enough to not be a SpiritualSuccessor.'''
* WebVideo.RhettAndLink: ""Good Morning Chia Lincoln" became "Good Mythical Morning" a year later." '''That's just a rebranding if it's the same series.'''
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*Webcomic.TheSwordInterval: ComicBook.AvengersAcademy: "Created by Christos Gage the series acts as a SpiritualSuccessor to the similarly themed, though quite different ''[[ComicBook/AvengersTheInitiative Avengers: The Initiative]]'', also co-written by Gage. One of the students 'Reptil' coming from that series, Hank Pym and Tigra were also central figures in that book." To ''Webcomic/ParallelDementia''. The setting is very different, but it features some of '''Similar themed works, with the old same characters like [[TheHero Fall]], David, [[{{Golem}} Reggie]], Alex Ivanova, a man that appears to be Midas, the organization Atlas, [[spoiler:[[NamesToRunAwayFromReallyFast The Visage of Death]], and possibly [[FanNickname The Thing creator in Chains]]]]." '''If it features the same characters, it's a straight up sequel, or at least closely-related enough to not be a SpiritualSuccessor.'''
* WebVideo.RhettAndLink: ""Good Morning Chia Lincoln" became "Good Mythical Morning" a year later." '''That's just a rebranding if it's the same series.continuity.'''
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* WebVideo.RhettAndLink: ""Good Morning Chia Lincoln" became "Good Mythical Morning" a year later." '''That's just a rebranding if it's the same series.
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* Podcast.PowerPros: "To Magazine/{{Nintendo Power}}. Ironically, the ''official'' Nintendo Power Podcast is as much a successor to ''Power Pros'' as it is to the magazine--Chris Slate was instrumental to the creation of both." '''Not a lot of context, but has the "Same creator" part.'''
* VideoGame.KirbyAndTheRainbowCurse: "''Kirby and the Rainbow Curse'' (''Touch! Kirby Super Rainbow'' in Japanese, and ''Kirby and the Rainbow Paintbrush'' in British English) is the only ''{{Franchise/Kirby}}'' game for the UsefulNotes/WiiU, and a SpiritualSuccessor to ''VideoGame/KirbyCanvasCurse'' with similar gameplay using a claymation-esque graphical style with the addition of various transformations." '''What makes it a "SpiritualSuccessor" and not just a normal sequel/related game, considering it's made by the same creators in the same canon?'''
* VisualNovel.PhotoKano: "''Photo Kano'' (フォトカノ ''Foto Kano'', lit. "Photo Girlfriend") is a Japanese DatingSim video game developed by Dingo and Enterbrain, the latter being the same studio behind ''VideoGame/{{Kimikiss}}'' and ''VideoGame/{{Amagami}}'', making this its SpiritualSuccessor. "
* Webcomic.TheSwordInterval: " To ''Webcomic/ParallelDementia''. The setting is very different, but it features some of the old characters like [[TheHero Fall]], David, [[{{Golem}} Reggie]], Alex Ivanova, a man that appears to be Midas, the organization Atlas, [[spoiler:[[NamesToRunAwayFromReallyFast The Visage of Death]], and possibly [[FanNickname The Thing in Chains]]]]." '''If it features the same characters, it's a straight up sequel, or at least closely-related enough to not be a SpiritualSuccessor.'''
* WebVideo.RhettAndLink: ""Good Morning Chia Lincoln" became "Good Mythical Morning" a year later." '''That's just a rebranding if it's the same series.'''
* VideoGame.KirbyAndTheRainbowCurse: "''Kirby and the Rainbow Curse'' (''Touch! Kirby Super Rainbow'' in Japanese, and ''Kirby and the Rainbow Paintbrush'' in British English) is the only ''{{Franchise/Kirby}}'' game for the UsefulNotes/WiiU, and a SpiritualSuccessor to ''VideoGame/KirbyCanvasCurse'' with similar gameplay using a claymation-esque graphical style with the addition of various transformations." '''What makes it a "SpiritualSuccessor" and not just a normal sequel/related game, considering it's made by the same creators in the same canon?'''
* VisualNovel.PhotoKano: "''Photo Kano'' (フォトカノ ''Foto Kano'', lit. "Photo Girlfriend") is a Japanese DatingSim video game developed by Dingo and Enterbrain, the latter being the same studio behind ''VideoGame/{{Kimikiss}}'' and ''VideoGame/{{Amagami}}'', making this its SpiritualSuccessor. "
* Webcomic.TheSwordInterval: " To ''Webcomic/ParallelDementia''. The setting is very different, but it features some of the old characters like [[TheHero Fall]], David, [[{{Golem}} Reggie]], Alex Ivanova, a man that appears to be Midas, the organization Atlas, [[spoiler:[[NamesToRunAwayFromReallyFast The Visage of Death]], and possibly [[FanNickname The Thing in Chains]]]]." '''If it features the same characters, it's a straight up sequel, or at least closely-related enough to not be a SpiritualSuccessor.'''
* WebVideo.RhettAndLink: ""Good Morning Chia Lincoln" became "Good Mythical Morning" a year later." '''That's just a rebranding if it's the same series.'''
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* FanFic.ShadowchasersConspiracy: "Can be considered one to ''Redux''."
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* Music.AaronCarter: "He has since been replaced as a Teen Idol by Music/JesseMcCartney and Music/JustinBieber." '''So? Doesn't make them "successors". Needs more information.'''
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* WebOriginal.TendiesStories: "To manchild stories and "poo poo pee pee" comics."
* WesternAnimation.YoohooToTheRescue: "To ''WesternAnimation/WonderPets'' with a ''WesternAnimation/PAWPatrol'' spin."
* WesternAnimation.YoohooToTheRescue: "To ''WesternAnimation/WonderPets'' with a ''WesternAnimation/PAWPatrol'' spin."
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* Film.TheHappytimeMurders: '''Multiple examples, all just comparing the film to other ones.'''
** It's been gaining comparisons to ''Film/MeetTheFeebles'', another film that gives us a darker look at puppets usually used in children's shows. The difference being that this film was made by the actual creators of ''The Muppets''.
** People have also compared the movie to ''WesternAnimation/SausageParty'', another R-rated film that could be easily mistaken for a kids' movie.
** It's very similar to ''Theatre/AvenueQ'', another dark, raunchy comedy that happens to involve muppets.
** The basic premise of a crime story involving characters from a stylized medium as real people and second-class citizens is similar to ''Film/WhoFramedRogerRabbit''.
** An earlier movie called ''The Fuzz'' featured a puppet cop tracking down the dealers of a GRatedDrug (Jelly Beans rather than sugar), partnering with a human cop and dealing with anti-puppet prejudice. It was also of a darker, more adult tone.
* Literature.JokerGame: "To ''Anime/NightRaid1931'' which is a historical spy fiction set in the Showa Era prior to UsefulNotes/WorldWarII minus the PsychicPowers. Which is actually a recursive successor, as the first two D Agency novels (''Joker Game'' and ''Double Joker'') were published before ''Night Raid 1931'' began airing." '''Comparison to another work in a different medium, and then admits it's not even true because it was published first.'''
* Music.CNBlue: " When they debuted in Korea, they were immediately noted for sharing similar success and appeal as labelmates Music/FTIsland who had debuted about 2.5 years beforehand. Both promote alongside each other and have moulded their own distinct sounds and success since then." '''Fan comparison.'''
** It's been gaining comparisons to ''Film/MeetTheFeebles'', another film that gives us a darker look at puppets usually used in children's shows. The difference being that this film was made by the actual creators of ''The Muppets''.
** People have also compared the movie to ''WesternAnimation/SausageParty'', another R-rated film that could be easily mistaken for a kids' movie.
** It's very similar to ''Theatre/AvenueQ'', another dark, raunchy comedy that happens to involve muppets.
** The basic premise of a crime story involving characters from a stylized medium as real people and second-class citizens is similar to ''Film/WhoFramedRogerRabbit''.
** An earlier movie called ''The Fuzz'' featured a puppet cop tracking down the dealers of a GRatedDrug (Jelly Beans rather than sugar), partnering with a human cop and dealing with anti-puppet prejudice. It was also of a darker, more adult tone.
* Literature.JokerGame: "To ''Anime/NightRaid1931'' which is a historical spy fiction set in the Showa Era prior to UsefulNotes/WorldWarII minus the PsychicPowers. Which is actually a recursive successor, as the first two D Agency novels (''Joker Game'' and ''Double Joker'') were published before ''Night Raid 1931'' began airing." '''Comparison to another work in a different medium, and then admits it's not even true because it was published first.'''
* Music.CNBlue: " When they debuted in Korea, they were immediately noted for sharing similar success and appeal as labelmates Music/FTIsland who had debuted about 2.5 years beforehand. Both promote alongside each other and have moulded their own distinct sounds and success since then." '''Fan comparison.'''
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* Recap.PhineasAndFerbJustOurLuck: "This episode likely served as the inspiration for ''WesternAnimation/MiloMurphysLaw'', which concerns a kid with bad luck and all the ways he works around it." '''Speculative comparison.'''
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* Film/ABCsOfDeath2: To the duo's first film, ''Film/{{Inside}}''. '''Comparing this work to an earlier work involving the same creative team.'''
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* Series.AgentX: "One for the Splinter Cell franchise. Both have black ops units working under direct orders to protect America and its nationals against foreign and domestic enemies by any means possible, even if it includes violating human rights to do so." '''Similar premises.'''
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* Creator.HyperInuyasha: ""Trapped in the Wilderness" is one to "Trapped in a Mansion"."
* FanFic.SnowAngels: "''[[http://www.fanfiction.net/s/6243244/1/A_Time_of_Gray A Time of Gray]]'' by Racke. [=SiFi270=] considers it to be superior in every way."
* FanFic.SnowAngels: "''[[http://www.fanfiction.net/s/6243244/1/A_Time_of_Gray A Time of Gray]]'' by Racke. [=SiFi270=] considers it to be superior in every way."
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* Series.TheTomGreenShow: "Some call Tom this, in comparison to Creator/AndyKaufman. ''Series/{{Jackass}}'' was one to ''The Tom Green Show.''"
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* Film.FireDownBelow: "To ''Film/OnDeadlyGround''. Both movies are environmental themed, and both of them star Steven Seagal." '''Comparing movies with similar premises and the same actor.'''
* Music.AMoonShapedPool: "Following the mixed response to their previous effort, the experimental, groove-based NewSoundAlbum ''The King of Limbs'', the slightly more conventional style of ''A Moon Shaped Pool'' was greeted with open arms upon its release and dubbed a return to form by fans and critics, with some even considering it to be the '''[[SpiritualSuccessor true follow-up]]''' to ''Music/InRainbows'' (which also boasted similarly lush production and reliant heavily on strings)." '''Outright states it's based on fan opinion and comparison.'''
* WesternAnimation.{{Waynehead}}: To ''Fat Albert and the Cosby Kids'' showing a similar group of young African-American misfits living in a 1990's world. whereas Fat Albert's gang had dealt with the 1970's/1980's. '''Comparing shows with similar premises.'''
* Film.FireDownBelow: "To ''Film/OnDeadlyGround''. Both movies are environmental themed, and both of them star Steven Seagal." '''Comparing movies with similar premises and the same actor.'''
* Music.AMoonShapedPool: "Following the mixed response to their previous effort, the experimental, groove-based NewSoundAlbum ''The King of Limbs'', the slightly more conventional style of ''A Moon Shaped Pool'' was greeted with open arms upon its release and dubbed a return to form by fans and critics, with some even considering it to be the '''[[SpiritualSuccessor true follow-up]]''' to ''Music/InRainbows'' (which also boasted similarly lush production and reliant heavily on strings)." '''Outright states it's based on fan opinion and comparison.'''
* WesternAnimation.{{Waynehead}}: To ''Fat Albert and the Cosby Kids'' showing a similar group of young African-American misfits living in a 1990's world. whereas Fat Albert's gang had dealt with the 1970's/1980's. '''Comparing shows with similar premises.'''
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* Webcomic.TheSwordInterval: " To ''Webcomic/ParallelDementia''. The setting is very different, but it features some of the old characters like [[TheHero Fall]], David, [[{{Golem}} Reggie]], Alex Ivanova, a man that appears to be Midas, the organization Atlas, [[spoiler:[[NamesToRunAwayFromReallyFast The Visage of Death]], and possibly [[FanNickname The Thing in Chains]]]]." '''If it features the same characters, it's a straight up sequel, or at least closely-related enough to not be a SpiritualSuccessor.'''
* WebVideo.RhettAndLink: ""Good Morning Chia Lincoln" became "Good Mythical Morning" a year later." '''That's just a rebranding if it's the same series.'''
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* Webcomic.TheSwordInterval: " To ''Webcomic/ParallelDementia''. The setting is very different, but it features some of the old characters like [[TheHero Fall]], David, [[{{Golem}} Reggie]], Alex Ivanova, a man that appears to be Midas, the organization Atlas, [[spoiler:[[NamesToRunAwayFromReallyFast The Visage of Death]], and possibly [[FanNickname The Thing in Chains]]]]." '''If it features the same characters, it's a straight up sequel, or at least closely-related enough to not be a SpiritualSuccessor.'''
* WebVideo.RhettAndLink: ""Good Morning Chia Lincoln" became "Good Mythical Morning" a year later." '''That's just a rebranding if it's the same series.'''
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* Series.HotInCleveland: "To ''Series/TheGoldenGirls''. See {{Expy}} above."
* Stellaris.TropesIToZ: "As the game's development has progressed, it's been borrowing more and more elements from ''VideoGame/VictoriaAnEmpireUnderTheSun'', to the point where responding with "Vicky 3 Confirmed" for dev diaries relating to the "Le Guin" economy rework is a fandom meme." '''What elements?'''
* Toys.LEGOLifeOnMars: "This was the last true LEGO Space theme for several years, until its SpiritualSuccessor ''LEGO Mars Mission'' turned up in 2007." '''What makes it a SpiritualSuccessor and not just a sequel, considering both involve Mars?'''
* VideoGame.RivalMegagun: " To older competitive shoot-em-up games such as ''VideoGame/TwinkleStarSprites'' and the two ''[[VideoGame/TouhouYumejikuuPhantasmagoriaOfDimDream Touhou]] [[VideoGame/TouhouKaeidzukaPhantasmagoriaOfFlowerView Phantasmagoria]]'' games, though unlike those ones this game goes for a more sci-fi theme as opposed to fantasy." '''Doesn't explain the similarities.'''
* Series.HotInCleveland: "To ''Series/TheGoldenGirls''. See {{Expy}} above."
* Stellaris.TropesIToZ: "As the game's development has progressed, it's been borrowing more and more elements from ''VideoGame/VictoriaAnEmpireUnderTheSun'', to the point where responding with "Vicky 3 Confirmed" for dev diaries relating to the "Le Guin" economy rework is a fandom meme." '''What elements?'''
* Toys.LEGOLifeOnMars: "This was the last true LEGO Space theme for several years, until its SpiritualSuccessor ''LEGO Mars Mission'' turned up in 2007." '''What makes it a SpiritualSuccessor and not just a sequel, considering both involve Mars?'''
* VideoGame.RivalMegagun: " To older competitive shoot-em-up games such as ''VideoGame/TwinkleStarSprites'' and the two ''[[VideoGame/TouhouYumejikuuPhantasmagoriaOfDimDream Touhou]] [[VideoGame/TouhouKaeidzukaPhantasmagoriaOfFlowerView Phantasmagoria]]'' games, though unlike those ones this game goes for a more sci-fi theme as opposed to fantasy." '''Doesn't explain the similarities.'''
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