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** The absence of Aurore merchandise in "Stormy Weather" here despite the Weather Girl contest having just ended is due to [[spoiler:the balloon seller being instructed to only make merchandise for Mireille due to Alec Cataldi purposely rigging the contest]].
** Max missing his glasses in one scene in "The Bubbler" is explained as being due to his mother getting bubbled while cleaning them.
** An animation error resulted in Juleka wearing white in the original "Rogercop." Here, Juleka purposely got dressed up because it was Career Day.
** It's revealed that Anarka decided not to attend Parent's Career Day after hearing a cop would be there. There's no explanation for why so many other parents also weren't there, though.
** When Jagged asks Penny why he's signing autographs at Chloé's campaign launch in "Darkblade," she reminds him that he owed Bob Roth a favor after the latter's car was ruined by Fang. Though Jagged's disgruntled, he still thinks it was WorthIt.
** The class states that they only attended Chloé's campaign launch for the free stuff she was giving away and had no intention of actually voting for her.
** In "The Gamer," Marinette and Alya are confirmed to have learned about the video game tournament at the same time, hence why Alya didn't reschedule their study session. Additionally, Nino's dismally low score is here due to him only participating in the tournament to boost numbers.
** When Marinette asks Evillustrator why she's only now hearing about his birthday party despite them being friends and classmates, he informs her that he doesn't tell most people about his birthday due to not wanting all the attention, which also explains why he and Marinette are the only guests.
** It was never explained why Ladybug decided to make a deal with Pixelator in the show to free half his captives in exchange for taking him to Jagged Stone. When Marigold makes the same deal here, she justifies it by reasoning that Chat Noir got hit as a civilian and that she might be able to free him through the deal.
** In "Silencer," Adrien says he can't participate in Bob Roth's contest with Kitty Section because of a contract with his father, giving an explanation for why he was OutOfFocus in the episode that canon didn't.
** Jagged's real reason for firing Vivica here was [[spoiler:to create an excuse to hire Luka as his guitarist and play music with his kids]].
** Here, the reason why so many of Adrien's classmates entered the Friendship Day contest in "Ikari Gozen" was to prevent a LoonyFan or creepy old person from winning and meeting Adrien.
** In canon, Tomoe Tsurugi's motives for preventing Kagami from having friends aren't explored. Here, it's revealed that [[FreudianExcuse her own friends abandoned her after she was blinded]], and she believes that any friends Kagami makes will do the same.
** The heroes [[ForgotAboutHisPowers not using the Space powerups]] in "Crocoduel" is given the explanation of them having forgotten to bring the potions with them.
** "Zombizou" gives us an explanation for why Nathaniel suddenly disappears when the class is running away--he went to warn the art club, only for Zombizou to follow him there.
** In "Frightingale", the readers learn the mayor's reasoning behind how he reacted to his daughter threatening to call her mother: he believes Audrey would get mad at him for letting Chloé interrupt her day, which will just lead to Chloé spiraling.
** Like in the show, Clara Nightingale got to shoot her music video anyway despite the mayor earlier telling her she couldn't due to not having filled out one of the necessary permits. The comic, though, shows that this was because the mayor had actually lied to the singer and that she really did have all the needed paperwork.
** The absence of Aurore merchandise in "Stormy Weather" here despite the Weather Girl contest having just ended is due to [[spoiler:the balloon seller being instructed to only make merchandise for Mireille due to Alec Cataldi purposely rigging the contest]].
** Max missing his glasses in one scene in "The Bubbler" is explained as being due to his mother getting bubbled while cleaning them.
** An animation error resulted in Juleka wearing white in the original "Rogercop." Here, Juleka purposely got dressed up because it was Career Day.
** It's revealed that Anarka decided not to attend Parent's Career Day after hearing a cop would be there. There's no explanation for why so many other parents also weren't there, though.
** When Jagged asks Penny why he's signing autographs at Chloé's campaign launch in "Darkblade," she reminds him that he owed Bob Roth a favor after the latter's car was ruined by Fang. Though Jagged's disgruntled, he still thinks it was WorthIt.
** The class states that they only attended Chloé's campaign launch for the free stuff she was giving away and had no intention of actually voting for her.
** In "The Gamer," Marinette and Alya are confirmed to have learned about the video game tournament at the same time, hence why Alya didn't reschedule their study session. Additionally, Nino's dismally low score is here due to him only participating in the tournament to boost numbers.
** When Marinette asks Evillustrator why she's only now hearing about his birthday party despite them being friends and classmates, he informs her that he doesn't tell most people about his birthday due to not wanting all the attention, which also explains why he and Marinette are the only guests.
** It was never explained why Ladybug decided to make a deal with Pixelator in the show to free half his captives in exchange for taking him to Jagged Stone. When Marigold makes the same deal here, she justifies it by reasoning that Chat Noir got hit as a civilian and that she might be able to free him through the deal.
** In "Silencer," Adrien says he can't participate in Bob Roth's contest with Kitty Section because of a contract with his father, giving an explanation for why he was OutOfFocus in the episode that canon didn't.
** Jagged's real reason for firing Vivica here was [[spoiler:to create an excuse to hire Luka as his guitarist and play music with his kids]].
** Here, the reason why so many of Adrien's classmates entered the Friendship Day contest in "Ikari Gozen" was to prevent a LoonyFan or creepy old person from winning and meeting Adrien.
** In canon, Tomoe Tsurugi's motives for preventing Kagami from having friends aren't explored. Here, it's revealed that [[FreudianExcuse her own friends abandoned her after she was blinded]], and she believes that any friends Kagami makes will do the same.
** The heroes [[ForgotAboutHisPowers not using the Space powerups]] in "Crocoduel" is given the explanation of them having forgotten to bring the potions with them.
** "Zombizou" gives us an explanation for why Nathaniel suddenly disappears when the class is running away--he went to warn the art club, only for Zombizou to follow him there.
** In "Frightingale", the readers learn the mayor's reasoning behind how he reacted to his daughter threatening to call her mother: he believes Audrey would get mad at him for letting Chloé interrupt her day, which will just lead to Chloé spiraling.
** Like in the show, Clara Nightingale got to shoot her music video anyway despite the mayor earlier telling her she couldn't due to not having filled out one of the necessary permits. The comic, though, shows that this was because the mayor had actually lied to the singer and that she really did have all the needed paperwork.
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* ''Series/{{Fallout}}'': The reasoning behind Vault-Tec's experiments is finally explained: The experiments acted as tests to create new societal templates that would allow humanity to best survive the Wasteland and form a functioning civilization, as the current one was viewed as a failure. All this had the eventual end goal of re-conquering the surface, eliminating all other factions, and uniting the world under Vault-Tec so as to create "a world without war".
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* ''Series/{{Fallout}}'': ''Series/Fallout2024'': The reasoning behind Vault-Tec's experiments is finally explained: The experiments acted as tests to create new societal templates that would allow humanity to best survive the Wasteland and form a functioning civilization, as the current one was viewed as a failure. All this had the eventual end goal of re-conquering the surface, eliminating all other factions, and uniting the world under Vault-Tec so as to create "a world without war".
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* ''Fanfic/BurningSecret'':
** It's explained why the "grown-up" table used to ban jokes – the parents were trying to get "peace and quiet".
** Lisa reveals that the reason she stopped using Lincoln's diaper-powered generator (from "The Green House") was to spite him because she found his project stupid.
** It's explained why the "grown-up" table used to ban jokes – the parents were trying to get "peace and quiet".
** Lisa reveals that the reason she stopped using Lincoln's diaper-powered generator (from "The Green House") was to spite him because she found his project stupid.
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* ''Fanfic/ConvergentDevil'': In [[Manga/OnePiece canon]], there's no real explanation for why Alvida believes the only difference eating her devil fruit caused was getting rid of her freckles besides possibly just being extremely delusional. Here, it's stated to be a [[RequiredSecondaryPowers side effect]] of her devil fruit to prevent extreme body dysphoria over suddenly weighing roughly one tenth as much as before.
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* ''Fanfic/ConvergentDevil'': In [[Manga/OnePiece canon]], there's no real explanation for why Alvida believes the only difference eating her devil fruit Devil Fruit caused was getting rid of her freckles besides possibly just being extremely delusional. Here, it's stated to be a [[RequiredSecondaryPowers side effect]] of her devil fruit Devil Fruit to prevent extreme body dysphoria over suddenly weighing roughly one tenth as much as before.
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* ''[[https://archiveofourown.org/works/37723147/chapters/110154468 Convergent Devil]]'': In [[Manga/OnePiece canon]], there's no real explanation for why Alvida believes the only difference eating her devil fruit caused was getting rid of her freckles besides possibly just being extremely delusional. Here, it's stated to be a [[RequiredSecondaryPowers side effect]] of her devil fruit to prevent extreme body dysphoria over suddenly weighing roughly one tenth as much as before.
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* ''[[https://archiveofourown.org/works/37723147/chapters/110154468 Convergent Devil]]'': ''Fanfic/ConvergentDevil'': In [[Manga/OnePiece canon]], there's no real explanation for why Alvida believes the only difference eating her devil fruit caused was getting rid of her freckles besides possibly just being extremely delusional. Here, it's stated to be a [[RequiredSecondaryPowers side effect]] of her devil fruit to prevent extreme body dysphoria over suddenly weighing roughly one tenth as much as before.
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* ''ComicBook/UltimateXMen'': The idea of the X-Men hiding seems a bit at odds with the iconic sign at the entrance "Xavier's School for Gifted Youngsters". In this case, it is explained: it is a joke of Xavier, who trusts in his psychic powers. Other than the X-Men themselves, anyone who looks at it reads that it is the "Westchester Chapter of the Jehovah's Witnesses", [[DiscouragingConcealment and leaves them alone]].
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* ''ComicBook/UltimateXMen'': ''ComicBook/UltimateXMen2001'': The idea of the X-Men hiding seems a bit at odds with the iconic sign at the entrance "Xavier's School for Gifted Youngsters". In this case, it is explained: it is a joke of Xavier, who trusts in his psychic powers. Other than the X-Men themselves, anyone who looks at it reads that it is the "Westchester Chapter of the Jehovah's Witnesses", [[DiscouragingConcealment and leaves them alone]].
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* ''Anime/PokemonJourneysTheSeries'' never has Goh never mention to anyone the nature behind Horace "betraying" Goh (read: couldn't make it due to falling ill), including his ChildhoodFriend Chloe. ''Fanfic/InfinityTrainSeekerOfCrocus'' explains this in its prequel by having a younger Goh making Chloe shut up about Ilex Forest and to never speak of it again.
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* ''Anime/PokemonJourneysTheSeries'' never has Goh never mention to anyone the nature behind Horace "betraying" Goh (read: couldn't make it due to falling ill), including his ChildhoodFriend Chloe. ''Fanfic/InfinityTrainSeekerOfCrocus'' explains this in its prequel by having a younger Goh making Chloe shut up about Ilex Forest and to never speak of it again.
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* ''Anime/PokemonJourneysTheSeries'' has Goh never reveal to anyone about Tokio "betraying" Goh (read: couldn't make it due to fallen ill) including his ChildhoodFriend, Chloe. ''Fanfic/InfinityTrainSeekerOfCrocus'' explains this its prequel by having younger Goh making Chloe shut up about Ilex Forest and to never ask of it ever again..
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* ''Anime/PokemonJourneysTheSeries'' never has Goh never reveal mention to anyone about Tokio the nature behind Horace "betraying" Goh (read: couldn't make it due to fallen ill) falling ill), including his ChildhoodFriend, ChildhoodFriend Chloe. ''Fanfic/InfinityTrainSeekerOfCrocus'' explains this in its prequel by having a younger Goh making Chloe shut up about Ilex Forest and to never ask speak of it ever again..again.
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* In the original ''Literature/EndoAndKobayashiLive'' novels, there was no explanation as to how [[spoiler:Elizabeth could have conceived August's child]], despite Elizabeth's parents forbidding them from meeting out of a ParentalMarriageVeto (it was a case of PerfectlyArrangedMarriage, but [[DelicateAndSickly he]] is dying). The anime includes scenes of Elizabeth FastRoping in and out of her room to see August, including a scene of them implied to have sex.
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* [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=esq0TxYQeuk This]] licensed comic of ''WesternAnimation/TheRealGhostbusters'' explains why [[AdaptationalDyeJob Egon's hair looks different in the cartoon]] -- after the events of the first movie, he accidentally ate a toadstool that changed his hair.
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* ''WesternAnimation/{{Bluey}}'':
** ''[[https://archiveofourown.org/works/44884396 A Wish to Be the Sun]]'' explains why Brandy can't have kids -- [[AdaptationalGenderIdentity she's trans]].
** [[https://www.reddit.com/r/bluey/comments/16dva32/heeler_family_1980/?rdt=61816 This]] fan art explains why Socks used to act like a real dog before turning two -- a one-year-old Bandit is sitting that way, showing that all ''Bluey'' dogs act like that when they're one.
** ''[[https://www.fanfiction.net/s/13765525/1/Museum Museum]]'' tells the story of how Bandit became an archaeologist -- when he was a kid, he was banned from a trip to the park with his father and brothers as punishment for breaking a window, so his mother Chris took pity on him and took him to the museum.
** ''[[https://www.fanfiction.net/s/14184739/1/Miracles-A-Bluey-Fanfic Miracles]]'' explains Chilli's miscarriage mentioned behind-the-scenes -- the miscarried baby would have been a girl named Lexi, and she came before Bluey and Bingo.
** ''[[https://archiveofourown.org/works/44884396 A Wish to Be the Sun]]'' explains why Brandy can't have kids -- [[AdaptationalGenderIdentity she's trans]].
** [[https://www.reddit.com/r/bluey/comments/16dva32/heeler_family_1980/?rdt=61816 This]] fan art explains why Socks used to act like a real dog before turning two -- a one-year-old Bandit is sitting that way, showing that all ''Bluey'' dogs act like that when they're one.
** ''[[https://www.fanfiction.net/s/13765525/1/Museum Museum]]'' tells the story of how Bandit became an archaeologist -- when he was a kid, he was banned from a trip to the park with his father and brothers as punishment for breaking a window, so his mother Chris took pity on him and took him to the museum.
** ''[[https://www.fanfiction.net/s/14184739/1/Miracles-A-Bluey-Fanfic Miracles]]'' explains Chilli's miscarriage mentioned behind-the-scenes -- the miscarried baby would have been a girl named Lexi, and she came before Bluey and Bingo.
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* ''[[https://www.fanfiction.net/s/14166469/1/Dairy-Dairy-Quite-Contrary Dairy Dairy Quite Contrary]]'' explains how [[WesternAnimation/TheLoudHouse Lincoln Loud]] got his toy rabbit Bun-Bun -- he was a prize at a carnival game, but [[ConMan Flip]] was running it, and cheating by moving the bottles. Lynn then threw the ball [[NasalTrauma at Flip's nose]], causing him to drop Bun-Bun into Lincoln's lap.
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* ''Fanfic/PoundAndPumpkinCakesAdventuresAndMisadventuresInPottyTraining'' establishes that, yes, Bright Mac and Pear Butter ''did'' die, and it happened when Apple Bloom was a toddler.
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* ''WesternAnimation/TheRealGhostbusters'':
** ''[[http://www.ectozone.com/ff/gbstaypuft.php Mr. Stay Puft's Christmas Adventure]]'' explains where Mr. Stay Puft came from -- the marshmallow from the original coalesced at the dump.
** ''[[http://www.ectozone.com/ff/gbcookie.php The Monster That is a Cookie]]'' states that the reason Ray is fatter in the cartoon is because he gained weight from too many cookies, and that the reason he doesn't smoke in the cartoon is because he quit.
** ''[[http://www.ectozone.com/phpBB3/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=623 I Collect Spores, Molds, and Fungus]]'' explains that the reason why Egon mentioned collecting "fungus" instead of "fungi" was because [[AdaptationalAngstUpgrade he was nervous]].
** ''[[http://www.ectozone.com/ff/gbstaypuft.php Mr. Stay Puft's Christmas Adventure]]'' explains where Mr. Stay Puft came from -- the marshmallow from the original coalesced at the dump.
** ''[[http://www.ectozone.com/ff/gbcookie.php The Monster That is a Cookie]]'' states that the reason Ray is fatter in the cartoon is because he gained weight from too many cookies, and that the reason he doesn't smoke in the cartoon is because he quit.
** ''[[http://www.ectozone.com/phpBB3/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=623 I Collect Spores, Molds, and Fungus]]'' explains that the reason why Egon mentioned collecting "fungus" instead of "fungi" was because [[AdaptationalAngstUpgrade he was nervous]].
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** ''Fanfic/{{Prerugrats}}'' explains many things:
*** It explains how the Pickleses got Spike -- Stu found a litter of dead puppies with one surviving brother, and so he took that puppy in. He was named Spike because he was very small and looked like a tiny spike.
*** It explains that the SoapOperaDisease that killed Melinda was cancer. It also explains why he thinks her putting him on the bottle was the worst thing that happened to him -- she did it when she realised she was dying.
*** The apparent plot hole in "Moving Away" (where it says that the Rugrats met each other that year, despite other episodes showing {{Flashback}}s that have them knowing each other when Chuckie was one and Tommy and the twins were zero) is explained -- the Pickleses used to live in the neighbourhood they live in now, but moved away, then moved back a year or so later and Tommy simply couldn't remember his friends.
*** ''Fanfic/TheRugratsTheory'' is also elaborated on -- it was all just one of Angelica's lies, but she based it off true events -- Didi did [[TragicStillbirth have a stillborn baby boy]] but it wasn't Tommy (his name was Spencer and he would've been Tommy's older brother), Melinda did have a child who died with her but it wasn't Chuckie; it was a female fetus named Kimmy, and Betty did have an abortion but it was before the twins [[TeenPregnancy when she was a teenager]].
** ''Fanfic/TommyPicklesTheTerribleTwos'':
*** The story arc "Tommy's Fear" explains why Tommy is [[WhyDidItHaveToBeSnakes afraid of water]] come ''WesternAnimation/AllGrownUp'' -- he nearly drowned during a fishing trip gone awry.
*** It explains why Phil and Lil wonder in ''All Grown Up'' if Dil is a {{Cloudcuckoolander}} because they [[ChildhoodBrainDamage dropped him on his head]]. As it turns out, he did become TheXenophile and develop a habit of walking backwards after the accident, but it's left unclear as to whether this was the cause or it was just a coincidence.
* ''[[https://theloudhousefanon.fandom.com/wiki/Stuffed_Anger Stuffed Anger]]'' (based on ''WesternAnimation/TheLoudHouse'') reveals that Lincoln's toy rabbit Bun-Bun was a present from his great-grandma.
*** It explains how the Pickleses got Spike -- Stu found a litter of dead puppies with one surviving brother, and so he took that puppy in. He was named Spike because he was very small and looked like a tiny spike.
*** It explains that the SoapOperaDisease that killed Melinda was cancer. It also explains why he thinks her putting him on the bottle was the worst thing that happened to him -- she did it when she realised she was dying.
*** The apparent plot hole in "Moving Away" (where it says that the Rugrats met each other that year, despite other episodes showing {{Flashback}}s that have them knowing each other when Chuckie was one and Tommy and the twins were zero) is explained -- the Pickleses used to live in the neighbourhood they live in now, but moved away, then moved back a year or so later and Tommy simply couldn't remember his friends.
*** ''Fanfic/TheRugratsTheory'' is also elaborated on -- it was all just one of Angelica's lies, but she based it off true events -- Didi did [[TragicStillbirth have a stillborn baby boy]] but it wasn't Tommy (his name was Spencer and he would've been Tommy's older brother), Melinda did have a child who died with her but it wasn't Chuckie; it was a female fetus named Kimmy, and Betty did have an abortion but it was before the twins [[TeenPregnancy when she was a teenager]].
** ''Fanfic/TommyPicklesTheTerribleTwos'':
*** The story arc "Tommy's Fear" explains why Tommy is [[WhyDidItHaveToBeSnakes afraid of water]] come ''WesternAnimation/AllGrownUp'' -- he nearly drowned during a fishing trip gone awry.
*** It explains why Phil and Lil wonder in ''All Grown Up'' if Dil is a {{Cloudcuckoolander}} because they [[ChildhoodBrainDamage dropped him on his head]]. As it turns out, he did become TheXenophile and develop a habit of walking backwards after the accident, but it's left unclear as to whether this was the cause or it was just a coincidence.
* ''[[https://theloudhousefanon.fandom.com/wiki/Stuffed_Anger Stuffed Anger]]'' (based on ''WesternAnimation/TheLoudHouse'') reveals that Lincoln's toy rabbit Bun-Bun was a present from his great-grandma.
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** ''Film/HarryPotterAndTheChamberOfSecrets'' explains why Harry couldn't use Parseltongue to communicate with the basilisk when he fought it in the chamber. In the book, he never even tried for no adequately explored reason, but to be fair, the confrontation is much shorter since instead of hearing Harry, the basilisk relies on its' sense of smell to find Harry meaning Harry had no real opportunity to hide like he does in the film. Still, in the film, Riddle immediately dissuades him from doing so by telling him that the basilisk will only obey the Heir of Slytherin. The book explains that according to legend, "the Heir of Slytherin alone" can control the monster, but that was probably because no one but the heir was expected to speak Parseltongue.
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** ''Film/HarryPotterAndTheChamberOfSecrets'' explains why Harry couldn't use Parseltongue to communicate with the basilisk when he fought it in the chamber. In the book, he never even tried for no adequately explored reason, but to be fair, the confrontation is much shorter since instead of hearing Harry, the basilisk relies on its' its sense of smell to find Harry meaning Harry had no real opportunity to hide like he does in the film. Still, in the film, Riddle immediately dissuades him from doing so by telling him that the basilisk will only obey the Heir of Slytherin. The book explains that according to legend, "the Heir of Slytherin alone" can control the monster, but that was probably because no one but the heir was expected to speak Parseltongue.
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** ''Film/HarryPotterAndTheChamberOfSecrets'' explains why Harry couldn't use Parseltongue to communicate with the basilisk when he fought it in the chamber. In the book, he never even tried for no adequately explored reason. Still, in the film, Riddle immediately dissuades him from doing so by telling him that the basilisk will only obey the Heir of Slytherin. The book explains that according to legend, "the Heir of Slytherin alone" can control the monster, but that was probably because no one but the heir was expected to speak Parseltongue.
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** ''Film/HarryPotterAndTheChamberOfSecrets'' explains why Harry couldn't use Parseltongue to communicate with the basilisk when he fought it in the chamber. In the book, he never even tried for no adequately explored reason.reason, but to be fair, the confrontation is much shorter since instead of hearing Harry, the basilisk relies on its' sense of smell to find Harry meaning Harry had no real opportunity to hide like he does in the film. Still, in the film, Riddle immediately dissuades him from doing so by telling him that the basilisk will only obey the Heir of Slytherin. The book explains that according to legend, "the Heir of Slytherin alone" can control the monster, but that was probably because no one but the heir was expected to speak Parseltongue.
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** In ''VideoGame/MarioAndLuigiDreamTeam'', Antasma is the WarmUpBoss but this is never followed up on when he appears later when Mario and Dreamy Luigi finally get to confront him after he kidnaps Peach. In [[https://www.fanfiction.net/s/12449243/1/Touhou-Dream-Team Touhou Dream Team]], he tried attacking Luigi and Meiling in their dreams but he wasn't at full power yet and most likely wasn't expecting Mario, Reimu, Marisa, Natsu, Erza and Flandre to fight back in the dream.
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** In ''VideoGame/MarioAndLuigiDreamTeam'', Antasma is the WarmUpBoss but this is never followed up on when he appears later when Mario and Dreamy Luigi finally get to confront him after he kidnaps Peach. In [[https://www.fanfiction.net/s/12449243/1/Touhou-Dream-Team Touhou Dream Team]], he tried attacking Luigi and Meiling in their dreams but he wasn't at full power yet and most likely wasn't expecting Mario, Reimu, Marisa, Natsu, Erza and Flandre to fight back in the dream. Likewise, it wasn't explained when Peach was kidnapped by Bowser. In the fic, she's kidnapped shortly after Mario and the gang find her at Driftwood Shores.
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* When ''Fanfic/HuntersOfJustice'' brought over Franchise/ScoobyDoo and the gang over, Scooby's more-human qualities (as well as those in his family like Scrappy-Doo) in this more grounded (as grounded as a crossover story between the Franchise/DCUniverse and ''WebAnimation/{{RWBY}}'' can be, anyway) setting is explained as having a metagene that runs in his family that grants him the ability to talk, a human-like liefspan, and possibly is why he caneat anything that humans can that would also kill a normal dog.
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** Also in ''Two Memories'', it was never explained why D never bothered to explore the interior of the mansion despite being stuck on the island for 57 years. The ''Recollection'' remake has Ashley directly ask this, prompting D to explain that [[OurGhostsAreDifferent ghosts can't actually phase through walls]].
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* ''VideoGame/AnotherCode'': In the original game, Jessica seems to just ''guess'' that the DAS is coded to Ashley's biometric data, apropos of nothing. The remake explains that she discovered this by trying out the device after it arrived, and has her explain it when Ashley asks her to take a photo of her.
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* ''VideoGame/AnotherCode'': ''VideoGame/AnotherCode'':
** In the originalgame, ''Two Memories'', Jessica seems to just ''guess'' that the DAS is coded to Ashley's biometric data, apropos of nothing. The ''Recollection'' remake explains that she discovered this by trying out the device after it arrived, and has her explain it when Ashley asks her to take a photo of her.her.
** Also in ''Two Memories'', it was never explained why D never bothered to explore the interior of the mansion despite being stuck on the island for 57 years. The ''Recollection'' remake has Ashley directly ask this, prompting D to explain that [[OurGhostsAreDifferent ghosts can't actually phase through walls]].
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** Also in ''Two Memories'', it was never explained why D never bothered to explore the interior of the mansion despite being stuck on the island for 57 years. The ''Recollection'' remake has Ashley directly ask this, prompting D to explain that [[OurGhostsAreDifferent ghosts can't actually phase through walls]].
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* ''VideoGame/AnotherCode'': In the original game, Jessica seems to just ''guess'' that the DAS is coded to Ashley's biometric data, apropos of nothing. The remake explains that she discovered this by trying out the device after it arrived, and has her explain it when Ashley asks her to take a photo of her.
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* When ''Fanfic/HuntersOfJustice'' brought over Franchise/ScoobyDoo and the gang over, Scooby's more-human qualities (as well as those in his family like Scrappy-Doo) in this more grounded (as grounded as a crossover story between the Franchise/DCUniverse and ''WebAnimation/{{RWBY}}'' can be, anyway) setting has having a metagene that runs in his family that grants him the ability to talk, a human-like liefspan, and the ability to eat anything humans can that would kill a normal dog.
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* When ''Fanfic/HuntersOfJustice'' brought over Franchise/ScoobyDoo and the gang over, Scooby's more-human qualities (as well as those in his family like Scrappy-Doo) in this more grounded (as grounded as a crossover story between the Franchise/DCUniverse and ''WebAnimation/{{RWBY}}'' can be, anyway) setting has is explained as having a metagene that runs in his family that grants him the ability to talk, a human-like liefspan, and the ability to eat possibly is why he caneat anything that humans can that would also kill a normal dog.
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* When ''Fanfic/HuntersOfJustice'' brought over Franchise/ScoobyDoo and the gang over, Scooby's more-human qualities (as well as those in his family like Scrappy-Doo) in this more grounded (as grounded as a crossover story between the Franchise/DCUniverse and ''WebAnimation/{{RWBY}}'' can be, anyway) setting has having a metagene that runs in his family that grants him the ability to talk, a human-like liefspan, and the ability to eat anything humans can that would kill a normal dog.
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* ''Literature/Percy Jackson and the Olympians}}'': In real life, the Mississippi River is not directly below the Gateway Arch, which would make it impossible for Percy to plummet down directly into the river as he did in the books. In the Graphic Novel Grover catches him with the flying shoes, but is only able to carry him a short distance, enough to get him over the water.
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* ''Literature/Percy Jackson and the Olympians}}'': ''Literature/PercyJacksonAndTheOlympians'': In real life, the Mississippi River is not directly below the Gateway Arch, which would make it impossible for Percy to plummet down directly into the river as he did in the books. In the Graphic Novel Novel, Grover catches him with the flying shoes, but is only able to carry him a short distance, enough to get him over the water.
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* ''Literature/Percy Jackson and the Olympians}}'': In real life, the Mississippi River is not directly below the Gateway Arch, which would make it impossible for Percy to plummet down directly into the river as he did in the books. In the Graphic Novel Grover catches him with the flying shoes, but is only able to carry him a short distance, enough to get him over the water.
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* ''ComicBook/UltimateXMen'': The idea of the X-Men hiding seems a bit at odds with the iconic sign at the entrance "Xavier's School for Gifted Youngsters". In this case, it is explained: it is a joke of Xavier, who trusts in his psychic powers. Other than the X-Men themselves, anyone who looks at it reads that it is the "Westchester Chapter of the Jehovah's Witnesses", [[TakeThat and leaves them alone]].
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* ''ComicBook/UltimateXMen'': The idea of the X-Men hiding seems a bit at odds with the iconic sign at the entrance "Xavier's School for Gifted Youngsters". In this case, it is explained: it is a joke of Xavier, who trusts in his psychic powers. Other than the X-Men themselves, anyone who looks at it reads that it is the "Westchester Chapter of the Jehovah's Witnesses", [[TakeThat [[DiscouragingConcealment and leaves them alone]].
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* ''Series/{{Percy Jackson and the Olympians|2023}}'': In real life, the Mississippi River is not directly below the Gateway Arch, which would make it impossible for Percy to plummet down directly into the river as he did in the books. In "[[Recap/PercyJacksonAndTheOlympians2023S1E4 I Plunge to My Death]]" the show emphasizes this with a shot of Percy hanging over solid ground before showing that the river itself reached out and grabbed him from mid-air to pull him into the water.
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* ''Film/Cinderella2015'' explains why Lady Tremaine hates Cinderella. It's because she lost her two husbands and is simply trying to support her two daughters.
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** The animated film didn't clarify why Lady Tremainehates Cinderella. hated Cinderella so much. The remake gives her a backstory of having been similar to her, marrying for love, and then being heartbroken when said husband died. It's because also clear that she lost was jealous that her two husbands second husband loved his daughter more than her.
** The film adds a scene where one of the former servants asks Ella why she's still at the house andis simply trying hasn't left, and it's later stated that she tried to support be kind to the stepfamily in the hopes of changing them.
** In the animated version, it was implied that the stepfamily just didn't recognise Cinderella at the ball. Here, the Fairy Godmother puts a spell on hertwo daughters.that prevents them from knowing it's her.
** The animated film didn't clarify why Lady Tremaine
** The film adds a scene where one of the former servants asks Ella why she's still at the house and
** In the animated version, it was implied that the stepfamily just didn't recognise Cinderella at the ball. Here, the Fairy Godmother puts a spell on her
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* The 1998 series adapting ''Literature/TheWorstWitch'':
** The books never explained why Ethel could still talk when turned into a pig, and Mildred couldn't when Ethel later turned her into a frog as revenge. The TV series just has it so that Ethel can't speak either when she's turned into an animal.
** In ''The Worst Witch Strikes Again'', Miss Hardbroom automatically assumes the monkey from Enid's room is a bewitched Ethel simply because Mildred once turned her into a pig. In the TV series, Miss Hardbroom assumes the monkey is Ethel both because it's wearing her tie and she isn't in the courtyard with everyone else - later revealed to be resting in the infirmary after an accident earlier.
** The TV series spells it out that witches aren't supposed to use magic for "selfish or trivial ends", and that all witches have to follow The Witches' Code, explaining why the girls don't use magic to do everything.
** The TV series also adds an explanation for why Agatha Cackle wants to take over the school. The books did say she was jealous over Miss Cackle's position as headmistress, but the series clarifies that she thought their grandmother willed the school to her. The episode also explains that they were also at the celebrations where Mildred embarrassed herself, which is why they were in the area in the first place.
** The books never explained why Ethel could still talk when turned into a pig, and Mildred couldn't when Ethel later turned her into a frog as revenge. The TV series just has it so that Ethel can't speak either when she's turned into an animal.
** In ''The Worst Witch Strikes Again'', Miss Hardbroom automatically assumes the monkey from Enid's room is a bewitched Ethel simply because Mildred once turned her into a pig. In the TV series, Miss Hardbroom assumes the monkey is Ethel both because it's wearing her tie and she isn't in the courtyard with everyone else - later revealed to be resting in the infirmary after an accident earlier.
** The TV series spells it out that witches aren't supposed to use magic for "selfish or trivial ends", and that all witches have to follow The Witches' Code, explaining why the girls don't use magic to do everything.
** The TV series also adds an explanation for why Agatha Cackle wants to take over the school. The books did say she was jealous over Miss Cackle's position as headmistress, but the series clarifies that she thought their grandmother willed the school to her. The episode also explains that they were also at the celebrations where Mildred embarrassed herself, which is why they were in the area in the first place.
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*** Bridgette's feelings for Alejandro are explained to be the result of Alejandro raping her during the flight to Egypt, which causes her to develop StockholmSyndrome (rather than simply just Bridgette being unable to control her hormones as the show implied).
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*** Bridgette's feelings for Alejandro are explained to be the result of Alejandro raping her during the flight to Egypt, which causes her to develop StockholmSyndrome UsefulNotes/StockholmSyndrome (rather than simply just Bridgette being unable to control her hormones as the show implied).
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* ''Manga/The100GirlfriendsWhoReallyReallyReallyReallyReallyLoveYou'': By the end of his first week after meeting Shizuka, Rentarou transcribes the entire text of her favorite book into a text to speech app completely by hand, when a sensible person would download an ebook or Kindle version for said app. However, in the anime, Shizuka mentions that the book series she uses for communication was never released in a digital format.
