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1	These are tropes about what came "first". One set deals with where/how something started, the other is about things that occur in an order you would not expect.
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3	In the second type, the British market may see a game released first, followed by the anime and manga, but in the original Japanese market, the manga came first, followed by the anime and then the game.
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8	!!TropeTropes:
9	* TropeMakers: The first full-fledged use of a trope.
10	* UrExample: The oldest known usage of a trope, but not necessarily an intentional one.
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12	!!Tropes about which medium was first:
13	* AnimeFirst: The anime came first, not the manga.
14	** ComicBookAdaptation
15	* TheAnimeOfTheGame: The video game came first, not the animated series.
16	* TheFilmOfTheBook: The book came first, not the film.
17	* TheFilmOfThePlay: The theatre play came first, not the film.
18	* TheFilmOfTheSong: The song came first, not the film.
19	* TheGameOfTheBook: The book came first, not the (video) game.
20	* {{Novelization}}: The film came first, not the book.
21	* WebFirst: The web literature piece came first, not the print release.
22	* JustForFun/TheZerothLawOfTropeExamples: William used a trope first and way before anyone else.
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24	!!Tropes about unexpected releases:
25	* AdaptationFirst: An adaptation is released before the original work gets localized in a certain region.
26	* MarthDebutedInSmashBros: A character's first appearance in another country is in a sequel or spinoff.
27	* NovelizationFirst: The novelization is released before the original work debuts.
28	* RecursiveAdaptation: An adaptation gets adapted for the original's medium.
29	* SequelFirst: A later installment is released before the first installment when a series finally gets localized in a certain region.
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