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Merseyuser1 Since: Sep, 2011

31st Oct, 2019 04:25:22 PM

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Adaptation trope for cartoon? Western Animation

I was going to update the Literature.Paddington Bear page, but wasn't sure what trope fits this:

In the 1997 cartoon, the story "A Sticky Time" from the 1962 book Paddington at Large features a television personality who's largely similar to Iron Chef in Large Ham personality, and is generally Lighter and Softer than the original.

and for the same episode:

However, the adaptation in the 1997 cartoon of the 1962 story A Sticky Time proved very divisive amongst Paddington's fandom due to the Pragmatic Adaptation Cinar took with the story.

Plus, is this Broad Strokes or not, for the 1997 cartoon, or another trope entirely:

The 1997 cartoon series The Adventures of Paddington Bear largely follows The Stations of the Canon of the 1960s and 1970s books, broadly, although some elements are changed for Pragmatic Adaptation purposes. Then it goes off in its own direction (sort of), but it's not as In Name Only as some people think.

I'd appreciate it if anyone could check before I add to the work page.

Edited by Merseyuser1

Tuomas Since: Mar, 2010

3rd Nov, 2019 11:42:49 PM

The TV personality in the first example falls under Canon Foreigner, if he's not in the original work. The second example would be covered by Broken Base.

Edited by Tuomas

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