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Subtrope of TrappedInAnotherWorld, but the hero has intimate knowledge of the world he's in... because he's the one that created it, perhaps moreso a variation of PygmalionPlot. For this to have conflict, however, not everything is as it appears, he no longer has [[JustForPun author...ity]], or he didn't realize the problems he was creating, and is as bound to the rules of the world as those he created. The author might be seen as a god of his own world, and worshipped for it, or hated for the problems he made.
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Subtrope of TrappedInAnotherWorld, but the hero has intimate knowledge of the world he's in... because he's the one that created it, perhaps moreso a variation of PygmalionPlot. For this to have conflict, however, not everything is as it appears, he no longer has [[JustForPun [[{{Pun}} author...ity]], or he didn't realize the problems he was creating, and is as bound to the rules of the world as those he created. The author might be seen as a god of his own world, and worshipped for it, or hated for the problems he made.
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* The director Captain Blue of ''VideoGame/ViewtifulJoe'' fits this trope when he gets trapped in the MovieLand he had filmed. Although he isn't the hero of the actual video game. [[spoiler: [[FallenHero In fact, he ended up becoming the villain.]]]]
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* The director Captain Blue of ''VideoGame/ViewtifulJoe'' fits this trope when he gets trapped in the MovieLand Movie Land he had filmed. Although he isn't the hero of the actual video game. [[spoiler: [[FallenHero In fact, he ended up becoming the villain.]]]]
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* In the web-novel ''Literature/TheAdministrator'', a [[IllGirl sick girl]] spends years in the hospital creating a detailed Fantasy setting in order to stave off boredom - and after she dies, she gets reincarnated in that very setting (with, as the title implies, Admin powers). She resolves to make the best of her new life, though she is less than enthusiastic about the parts of the world that she designed when she was [[OldShame eight years old]].
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* In the web-novel ''Literature/TheAdministrator'', a [[IllGirl sick girl]] girl spends years in the hospital creating a detailed Fantasy setting in order to stave off boredom - and after she dies, she gets reincarnated in that very setting (with, as the title implies, Admin powers). She resolves to make the best of her new life, though she is less than enthusiastic about the parts of the world that she designed when she was [[OldShame eight years old]].
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* In ''ComicBook/SergioAragonesMassacresMarvel'', the titular author gets trapped inside the world he made ("''[[RunningGag finally!]]''") and has to find a way to get out into the real world again.
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* In ''ComicBook/SergioAragonesMassacresMarvel'', the titular author gets trapped inside the world he made ("''[[RunningGag finally!]]''") and has to find a way to get out into the real world again.
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* The original idea for the premise of ''VideoGame/Rayman1995'' was that Rayman was actually a boy named Jimmy who was sucked into a video game world he had programmed and turned into its main character (Rayman) as a result. The plot idea was scrapped in favor of the one the game has now.
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* ''VideoGame/Rayman1'': The original idea for the premise of ''VideoGame/Rayman1995'' (based on WordOfGod) was that Rayman was actually a boy named Jimmy who was sucked into a video game world he had programmed and turned into its main character (Rayman) as a result. The plot idea was scrapped in favor of the one the game has now.
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* The director Captain Blue of ''VideoGame/ViewtifulJoe'' fits this trope when he gets trapped in the MovieLand he had filmed. Although he isn't the hero of the actual video game. [[spoiler: [[[FallenHero In fact, he ended up becoming the villain.]]]]
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* The original idea for the premise of ''VideoGame/Rayman1995'' was that Rayman was actually a boy named Jimmy who was sucked into a video game world he had programmed and turned into its main character (Rayman) as a result. The plot idea was scrapped in favor of the one the game has now.
* The director Captain Blue of ''VideoGame/ViewtifulJoe'' fits this trope when he gets trapped in the MovieLand he had filmed. Although he isn't the hero of the actual video game. [[spoiler:[[[FallenHero [[FallenHero In fact, he ended up becoming the villain.]]]]
* The director Captain Blue of ''VideoGame/ViewtifulJoe'' fits this trope when he gets trapped in the MovieLand he had filmed. Although he isn't the hero of the actual video game. [[spoiler:
