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* SpiritualSuccessor:
** Could be seen as one to Paul Berry's 1991 adaptation of Literature/TheSandman1816, which is also one of the stories this film pulls material from.
** It also has many similarities to Theatre/TheTalesOfHoffmann, another [=BiographyLeClef=] in which a fictionalized Creator/ETAHoffmann is cast as the romantic hero in a FusionFic of his own stories
** Could be seen as one to Paul Berry's 1991 adaptation of Literature/TheSandman1816, which is also one of the stories this film pulls material from.
** It also has many similarities to Theatre/TheTalesOfHoffmann, another [=BiographyLeClef=] in which a fictionalized Creator/ETAHoffmann is cast as the romantic hero in a FusionFic of his own stories
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Hoffmaniada was infamous for its ExtremelyLengthyCreation, mostly caused by the studio suffering from severe budget cuts, which completely stopped production repeatedly. The film was in various stages of DevelopmentHell for ''seventeen years'', being originally announced in 2001. Once it ''was'' released, it recieved critical praise and won several awards, including a Golden Eagle Award for best animated film.
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Hoffmaniada was infamous for its ExtremelyLengthyCreation, mostly caused by the studio suffering from severe budget cuts, which completely stopped production repeatedly. The film was in various stages of DevelopmentHell for ''seventeen years'', being originally announced in 2001. Once it ''was'' released, it recieved received critical praise and won several awards, including a Golden Eagle Award for best animated film.
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The film adapts and references several Hoffmann stories, including Literature/TheSandman, ''The Golden Pot'', Literature/TheNutcrackerAndTheMouseKing, ''Little Zaches, Great Zinnober'' and even ''Undine'', Hoffmann's biggest ''[[HeAlsoDid musical]]'' success.
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The film adapts and references several Hoffmann stories, including Literature/TheSandman, Literature/TheSandman1816, ''The Golden Pot'', Literature/TheNutcrackerAndTheMouseKing, ''Little Zaches, Great Zinnober'' and even ''Undine'', Hoffmann's biggest ''[[HeAlsoDid musical]]'' success.
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* BigBadEnsemble: The short has the Witch from ''The Golden Pot'' as the BigBad and the Mice from ''The Nutcracker'' as unrelated, recurring antagonists. The full movie adds Coppelius from Literature/TheSandman to the roster.
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* BigBadEnsemble: The short has the Witch from ''The Golden Pot'' as the BigBad and the Mice from ''The Nutcracker'' as unrelated, recurring antagonists. The full movie adds Coppelius from Literature/TheSandman Literature/TheSandman1816 to the roster.
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** In the sections adapted from Literature/TheSandman, Ernst/Anselm take on the role originally filled by the character Nathaniel.
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** In the sections adapted from Literature/TheSandman, Literature/TheSandman1816, Ernst/Anselm take on the role originally filled by the character Nathaniel.
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** Could be seen as one to Paul Berry's 1991 adaptation of Literature/TheSandman, which is also one of the stories this film pulls material from.
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** Could be seen as one to Paul Berry's 1991 adaptation of Literature/TheSandman, Literature/TheSandman1816, which is also one of the stories this film pulls material from.
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* SirensAreMermaids: Undine appears to Ernst as an EnthrallingSiren and refers to herself as a "mermaid", despite only being identified as a water spirit in Fouqué's story. Granted, said story ''did'' inspire Creator/HansChristianAndersen's Literature/TheLittleMermaid, so the association is understandable.
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* SirensAreMermaids: Undine appears to Ernst as an EnthrallingSiren a siren and refers to herself as a "mermaid", despite only being identified as a water spirit in Fouqué's story. Granted, said story ''did'' inspire Creator/HansChristianAndersen's Literature/TheLittleMermaid, so the association is understandable.
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* BigBadEnsamble: The short has the Witch from ''The Golden Pot'' as the BigBad and the Mice from ''The Nutcracker'' as unrelated, recurring antagonists. The full movie adds Coppelius from Literature/TheSandman to the roster.
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* BigBadEnsamble: BigBadEnsemble: The short has the Witch from ''The Golden Pot'' as the BigBad and the Mice from ''The Nutcracker'' as unrelated, recurring antagonists. The full movie adds Coppelius from Literature/TheSandman to the roster.
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* DiesEarlierInTheAdaptation: [[ImpliedTrope Implied]]. Poor Little Zaches is last seen being taken away by Coppelius, which doesn't exactly bode well for him...
* EveryoneComesBackFantasyEnding: At the very end of the film, Ernst is transported to a theater stage where all of his characters, good or evil, sing a song as a tribute to their creator.
* EveryoneComesBackFantasyEnding: At the very end of the film, Ernst is transported to a theater stage where all of his characters, good or evil, sing a song as a tribute to their creator.
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* DiesEarlierInTheAdaptation: DiesDifferentlyInAdaptation: [[ImpliedTrope Implied]]. Poor Little Zaches is last seen being taken away by Coppelius, which doesn't exactly bode well for him...
*EveryoneComesBackFantasyEnding: EveryoneComesBackFantasyPartyEnding: At the very end of the film, Ernst is transported to a theater stage where all of his characters, good or evil, sing a song as a tribute to their creator.
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** It also has many similarities to Theatre/TheTalesOfHoffmann, another BiographyLeClef in which a fictionalized Creator/ETAHoffmann is cast as the romantic hero in a FusionFic of his own stories
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** It also has many similarities to Theatre/TheTalesOfHoffmann, another BiographyLeClef [=BiographyLeClef=] in which a fictionalized Creator/ETAHoffmann is cast as the romantic hero in a FusionFic of his own stories
