History SpiritualSuccessor / Other

* {{Vortexx}}, a SaturdayMorningCartoon block on TheCW, can be seen as one for both FoxKids and Creator/KidsWB.

* ''Magazine/NintendoPower'' supposedly got one after its demise in the form of ''Magazine/NintendoForce''. However, this is a subversion since the latter magazine is not officially licensed, authorized, sanctioned by, or otherwise affiliated with Nintendo themselves.

* Fears about terrorism could be a modern version of the RedScare, which itself is this to the YellowPeril.

* Fears about terrorism could be a modern version of the RedScare.

** Another Oracle example was the OpenSolaris operating system, which was basically a free community-supported version of the paid Solaris OS. Shortly after buying over Sun and killing OpenOffice, Oracle also gave the finger to the OpenSolaris community by shutting down access to the source code and putting out a press release that barely hides their greed, claiming that OpenSolaris will be migrated to a crippled ''Solaris Express'', while those who want a fully functional version will have to pay for the full Solaris OS. While the OpenSolaris community tried to be friendly with Oracle, that dick move by Oracle caused the community to fork the last version of OpenSolaris into ''illumos''.

** Raspberry Pi has become incredibly popular with the retro-gaming scene as a cheap, dedicated hardware for emulation, and several projects like [[https://retropie.org.uk/ Retropie]] and [[https://www.recalbox.com/ Recalbox]] have popped up that can emulate pretty much any system made before 1996 that you can throw at them. Ironically, one of the few machines of these projects can't seem to emulate properly is the none other than the BBC Micro!

** Raspberry Pi has become incredibly popular with the retro-gaming scene as a cheap, dedicated hardware for emulation, and several projects like [[https://retropie.org.uk/ Retropie]] and [[https://www.recalbox.com/ Recalbox]] have popped up that can happily emulate pretty much every system made before 1996 that you can throw at them. Ironically, one of the few machines of these projects can't seem to emulate properly is the none other than the BBC Micro!

** Raspberry Pi has become incredibly popular with the retro-gaming scene as a cheap, dedicated hardware for emulation, and several projects like Retropie and Recalbox have popped up that emulate pretty much every system made before 1996 that you can throw at them. Ironically, one of the few machines of these projects can't seem to emulate properly is the none other than the BBC Micro!

* Members of the Tea Party movement consider themselves the spiritual successors to the Founding Fathers and their movement a spiritual successor to UsefulNotes/TheAmericanRevolution. Critics believe that they more accurately derive from earlier populist movements with appeals to "nativism" and tradition and see the John Birch society, the Know-Nothing and America First movements as more legitimate precursors.

* This [[http://www.vox.com/2016/1/6/10724334/north-korea-history Vox article]] argues that UsefulNotes/NorthKorea is the spiritual successor to UsefulNotes/ImperialJapan with its quasi-deification of a dynastic leader, militarism and belief that North Koreans are "the cleanest race."

* Arvato Digital Services can be considered this to Deluxe Media Services as far as video duplication is concerned due to operating the only Deluxe video duplication plant known to still be in operation.

* The Ride/DisneyThemeParks attraction ''Ride/CarouselOfProgress'', a look at the progression of technology through the eyes of a single family, got one in the form of ''Ride/{{Horizons}}'' at Epcot, which similarly looked at the history of futurism before making predictions of their own viewed through the lens of a similar family. The Carousel's theme song, "Great Big Beautiful Tomorrow" even makes an appearance in the ride.

* In TheBeautifulGame, [[UsefulNotes/BritishFootyTeams AFC Wimbledon to Wimbledon F.C.]]

** Ruf Automobile created [=CTR3=], [[IAmNotShazam an original supercar]] that succeeded the naming of Porsche 911-based CTR Yellowbird and [=CTR2=].

* The now-discontinued Mercedes-Benz SLS AMG takes lots of design cues from the legendary [=300SL=], which in turn was also inspired by the [=300SLR=] Uhlenhaut Coupe. The most-common trait is the gullwing doors.

** Toyota created the Toyota 86 (also known as the GT-86, Scion FR-S, or Sunaru BR-Z) specifically as a spiritual successor to the [=AE86=] Corolla GT. This is probably due to the [=AE86's=] popularity among car enthusiasts, notably drifters.

* {{Vortexx}}, a SaturdayMorningCartoon block on TheCW, can be seen as one for both FoxKids and KidsWB.

* Members of the Tea Party movement consider themselves the spiritual successors to the Founding Fathers and their movement a spiritual successor to UsefulNotes/TheAmericanRevolution.

** Ruf Automobile created [=CTR3=], an original supercar that succeeded the naming of Porsche 911-based CTR Yellowbird and [=CTR2=]. WordOfGod and the German article on TheOtherWiki say the [=CTR3=] is [[IAmNotShazam an independently-developed model]].

** Ruf Automobile created [=CTR3=], an original supercar that succeeded the naming of Porsche 911-based CTR Yellowbird and [=CTR2=].

** Due to VW Beetle's popularity, Volkswagen built New Beetle which is a spiritual successor to the original.
** Toyota created the Toyota 86 specifically as a spiritual successor to the [=AE86=] Corolla GT. This is probably due to the [=AE86's=] popularity among car enthusiasts, notably drifters.
** Honda has produced the CR-Z, a spiritual successor of sorts to the CR-x.

** The Nissan Skyline GT-R was never intended for sale outside Japan. Yet in TheNineties it had such a following in the UK that the [=R32, R33, and R34=] models had official limited export sales to the UK. As Nissan acknowledged this, they decided to make a spiritual successor which SavedFromDevelopmentHell, without the name "Skyline" to separate it from the ordinary Skylines, which [[MarketBasedTitle now rebadged as Infiniti Gs for exports]].

** Windows itself in whole seemed to be a greatly improved successor to the {{UsefulNotes/MSX}} video gaming computer system. While MSX was [[GermansLoveDavidHasselHoff popular in Japan, some few European and South American countries]], [[NoExportForYou it never reached North America]]. At that time, Windows was also in development when MSX was released. Although MSX was not a global standard like it was intended, Windows become a spiritual successor to MSX and enjoyed much wider global success. While MS-DOS and Windows were designed for the business market, they became a de facto standard for home computers in the late '80s and early '90s, taking the role that MSX did in the mid '80s.

** The Mazda MX-5 is considered the Japanese spiritual successor to the classic British 1950s and 1960s two seat sports car, especially the Lotus Elan. On his BBC "Car Years" show JeremyClarkson named the MX-5 as the best "British" sports car - in a show ''about British sports cars''.