Because nobody's thought of examples for it yet. If you've got one in mind, please do create the folder and add it.
That was the amazing part. Things just keep going.
I want to expand the definition here to include not just fan works but any adaptation not by the original creator. Creator-Preferred Adaptation is a related trope but had a number of examples that were just the creator publicly APPROVING the adaptation rather than preferring it. People are looking for a place to note the former; based on this trope title it seems like the obvious choice; and there doesn't seem to be any reason this has to be limited to fan works.
Is the Team America example a good example? Yes Anderson said it was truer in spirit to Thunderbirds than the live action movie, but he didn't like Team America.
In 1906, performances of the Gilbert and Sullivan musical The Mikado in London were canceled during a visit of a Japanese prince to avoid embarrassment. However, the prince asked to see the play and was pleased by the "bright music and great fun".
Why is there no Live Action tab?
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