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* ''Fanfic/AMothersTouch'': Due to Yoko Sakaki pressing lawsuits on Leo Corp. for the emotional trauma and numerous crimes they committed for her son's cards, Reij Akaba is forced to give a hefty sum of money as compensation, meaning that the Sakakis don't have to worry about being in financial trouble and Shuzo can use his share of the money for new repairs on You Show Duel School.
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* In ''Literature/TheLordOfTheWinds'', the heroine's family is incredibly poor. In the 1984 stop-motion adaptation, they are quite comfortably off. Justified, since in the original story, the heroine and her sisters went to the eponymous lord of the winds to offer themselves as potential brides in exchange for him stopping a deadly snowstorm, but (probably due to the obvious UnfortunateImplications) the romance was removed in the adaptation, so instead the heroine's sister gets sent to appease the lord of the winds with rich gifts.
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* In ''Literature/TheLordOfTheWinds'', the heroine's family is incredibly poor. In the 1984 stop-motion adaptation, they are quite comfortably off. Justified, since in the original story, the heroine and her sisters went to the eponymous lord of the winds to offer themselves as potential brides in exchange for him stopping a deadly snowstorm, but (probably due to the obvious UnfortunateImplications) unfortunate implications) the romance was removed in the adaptation, so instead the heroine's sister gets sent to appease the lord of the winds with rich gifts.
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* In the [[Manga/TheLegendOfZeldaAkiraHimekawa manga adaptation]] of ''VideoGame/TheLegendOfZeldaALinkToThePast'', Link and his uncle have enough resources to run an apple orchard, instead of just living in a small house.
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* In the [[Manga/TheLegendOfZeldaAkiraHimekawa manga adaptation]] of ''VideoGame/TheLegendOfZeldaALinkToThePast'', ''Manga/TheLegendOfZeldaALinkToThePast2005'', Link and his uncle have enough resources to run an apple orchard, instead of just living in a small house.house as they did in [[VideoGame/TheLegendOfZeldaALinkToThePast the original game]].
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* In real life, Miyamoto Iori was a fairly wealthy samurai thanks to being a chief retainer for the Ogasawara clan. In ''VideoGame/FateSamuraiRemnant'', he is a {{ronin}} who works for the local constable to make ends meet. He does have an open offer for vassalage with the Ogasawara clan, but he refuses to make lasting commitments until he properly masters ''Niten Ichi-ryū''.
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* In the live-action drama based on ''Manga/YamadaKunAndTheSevenWitches'', Meiko Otsuka is the heiress in a wealthy family of doctors. In the manga, [[AdaptationalBackstoryChange her family background isn't elaborated on]], so here, there's nothing to suggest she's particularly well-off.
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* Unlike the [[ComicBook/{{Elektra}} original]], ''Film/Daredevil2003'', and Franchise/MarvelCinematicUniverse versions, who were the daughter of a wealthy businessman (and in the comics and MCU, said father was also an ambassador for Greece), the Elektra Natchios of the ComicBook/UltimateMarvel hails from a poor family who operate a struggling laundromat.
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* In the [[Manga/TheLegendOfZeldaAkiraHimekawa manga adaptation]] of ''VideoGame/TheLegendOfZeldaALinkToThePast'', Link and his uncle have enough resources to run an apple orchard, instead of just living in a small house.
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* ''WesternAnimation/TheWackyAdventuresOfRonaldMcdonald'': While it isn't brought up in the subsequent videos, the first two installments "Scared Silly" and "The Legend of Grimace Island" give hints that this version of Birdie the Early Bird is rich, when the standard Advertising/McDonaldland ads never gave any indication that Birdie had a lot of money to her name. Particularly, the former video has her bring up that she has been to luxurious hotels and responds to the Phantom Head's riddle about being finished when your plate is full by remarking that this statement is crazy before rambling about [[FormalFullArrayOfCutlery starting with the salad fork]], while the latter has Birdie forcing Franklin, Grimace and Hamburglar to carry aboard a lot of her belongings, with one crate containing her collection of expensive French perfumes.
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* ''Fanfic/TheAceSavvyExtendedUniverse'': The Louds and [=McBrides=] are now incredibly wealthy and live in a mansion.
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* ''{{Film/Pollyanna 1960}}'':
** The film adds in more wealth for the already well-to-do Aunt Polly, who is now the wealthiest woman in town; the town now even being named after her family (it's Beldingsville in the book and Harrington Falls in the film).
** Nancy in the book is from a poor family, and it's said she's working for Aunt Polly to support a widowed mother and three sisters. The film doesn't mention her family, with casual mentions that Nancy is planning to marry a man called George soon, [[spoiler: and she gets a nice engagement ring at the end]].
** The film adds in more wealth for the already well-to-do Aunt Polly, who is now the wealthiest woman in town; the town now even being named after her family (it's Beldingsville in the book and Harrington Falls in the film).
** Nancy in the book is from a poor family, and it's said she's working for Aunt Polly to support a widowed mother and three sisters. The film doesn't mention her family, with casual mentions that Nancy is planning to marry a man called George soon, [[spoiler: and she gets a nice engagement ring at the end]].
* The book version of ''Film/SleepingWithTheEnemy'' has Sara pinching every penny and living on oatmeal and beans for months when she flees to Iowa. The film version shows Laura being able to afford a nice house and luxuries like brand name goods.
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** Robb's wife in the books is the daughter of a minor nobleman called Jeyne Westerling. In the show, she's a former Volantis lady called Talisa Maegyr who has left court behind to work as a field nurse.
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** Robb's wife in the books is the daughter of a minor nobleman called Jeyne Westerling. Westerling, whose family are {{Impoverished Patrician}}s. In the show, she's a former Volantis lady called Talisa Maegyr who has voluntarily left court behind to work as a field nurse.
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** Downplayed, with the Lodge family. In the comics the Lodges are often portrayed as insanely wealthy to the point of being one of the [[Fiction500 richest families in the world]]. With the series attempts at higher realism, this is grounded into them being only incredibly rich.
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** Downplayed, with the Lodge family. In the comics the Lodges are often portrayed as insanely wealthy to the point of being one of the [[Fiction500 richest families in the world]]. With the series attempts at higher realism, this is grounded into them being only incredibly rich. And in Season 1, they've lost a lot of their money, with Hermione having to work as a waitress at the diner.
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* ''WebVideo/ArtificialAceAttorney'': In canon, Marvin Grossberg is a successful attorney who has a lavishly decorated office with a rare painting. In "The Thankful Turnabout," he is a multimillionaire who is worth over $100 million.
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* ''WebVideo/ArtificialAceAttorney'': In canon, Marvin Grossberg is a successful attorney who has a lavishly decorated office with a rare painting. In "The Thankful Turnabout," he is a multimillionaire who is worth over $100 million.
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** ''Fanfic/CobysChoice'': The Straw Hats manage to find and keep a lot of treasure from the Dead End Adventure and Rainbow Mist arcs, and leave Skypiea with far more treasure than they did in the original story.
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*** The Straw Hats manage to find and keep a lot of treasure from the Dead End Adventure and Rainbow Mist arcs, and leave Skypiea with far more treasure than they did in the originalstory.story.
*** Nojiko and Cocoyashi Village as a whole is richer due to Nojiko's tangerines becoming a major export during the TimeSkip.
*** The Straw Hats manage to find and keep a lot of treasure from the Dead End Adventure and Rainbow Mist arcs, and leave Skypiea with far more treasure than they did in the original
*** Nojiko and Cocoyashi Village as a whole is richer due to Nojiko's tangerines becoming a major export during the TimeSkip.
