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Adaptation Explanation Extrication	comment	This phenomenon works thusly: In the original work Alice and Bob, there is a specific explanation for some plot point. For example, Alice always knows what to get Bob for his birthday because she has latent Psychic Powers. Alice and Bob is adapted to a new medium â€” say, film. The fact that Alice always gets Bob the right gift stays, but her latent psychic powers don't. There is no longer any explanation for how she does this. This isn't limited to major elements of the work; often times minor things will get thrown in to satisfy the fans who might be looking for it, but the explanation is left out because most of the audience is going to know it. This can reduce something to the point of a Hand Wave, but it isn't all bad. If something was not that important to the original work, this helps with the Conservation of Detail and prevents the audience from getting overloaded while also possibly improving the pacing. However, if done poorly, it can accidentally create an Adaptation-Induced Plot Hole. This is generally distinguished from that trope by the question of whether the plot would still make sense if you did know the information that's been cut out. This is a kind of partial Adaptation Distillation where the explanation is removed in the distillation process but the element it explains isn't. If it's important and done excessively, might lead to Continuity Lockout. The opposite of this is Adaptational Explanation, where the original work doesn't explain the plot point, but the adaptation does.
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Adaptation Explanation Extrication / int_131dd753	comment	The Tower of God anime The introduction of the Positions characters use in combat is simplified by presenting Fishermen as using simple close-range weapons, and the first season at least contains no examples of their mid-range "Reel" weapons being used in combat either. Thus, it's left unexplained why they are called Fishermen at all, since this is presumably because of the Reels. The second floor's final test's pass condition is supposed to be for the team to help Bam and Rachel get through to the Net Dolphin Queen, but only Rachel does. Everyone passes anyway, without it being brought up that they technically shouldn't, though at least they're uncertain whether they will. In the original, the explanation was given that Bam asked the Administrator that everyone else could pass even if he doesn't make it. A very, very small one: Endorsi wears a round badge on her chest in season one. Okay, why not, it doesn't look too weird. But the original had an implicit explanation for that badge, two of them, actually: they could be detached and enlarged to become flying shields.
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Adaptation Explanation Extrication / int_1331990c	comment	In adapting Puella Magi Madoka Magica to film, a few scenes were cut that apparently just weren't important enough yet provided important exposition nevertheless. This includes magical girls being able to telepathically talk to each other via Kyubey, the nature of familiars, and why Homura's struggle with mathematics and track-and-field is important as they removed the first episode scene where she did both effortlessly.
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Adaptation Explanation Extrication / int_16a43fa1	comment	The So Bad, It's Good fanfic Thomas Joshman and the Mirror of Dreams is essentially a poorly-written summary of Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone with the Serial Numbers Filed Off, but several key scenes are removed, rendering later events incomprehensible. For instance, in both works, first years never get on their sports' team. However, Harry is made Quidditch seeker after displaying extreme natural skill, while Thomas apparently becomes Fobull defender for... being in the hospital a few weeks.
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Adaptation Explanation Extrication / int_1858fe06	comment	Sonic the Hedgehog (Archie Comics): The reason Angel Island is filled with ruins of all kinds is that it's a legendary location that dates back to many centuries ago, and its nature as a Floating Continent resulted in its inhabitants becoming isolated from the rest of the world and slowly dying out until only Knuckles was left. In the comic, the island was created only a few decades ago, and still had a large population besides Knuckles that was was still in contact with the outside world. Despite this, the official map of this continuity's Angel Island (as shown in the comic and official material) showed that it still contains all the ancient ruins from the games. The infamous Sonic Adventure adaptation left out a lot of details, resulting in a number of Adaptation Induced Plotholes. Some highlights are: The Knuckles Clan's ancient mantra goes: "The servers are the seven Chaos. Chaos is power, enriched by the heart. The controller is the one that unifies the Chaos." In the game, it's explained towards the end that it basically means the Chaos Emeralds' powers are activated and manipulated by one's deepest wishes, so one needs have control over their will and emotions to be able to master their powers. No such explanation was given in the comic, despite the mantra being kept, and the fact said mantra isn't compatible with the Archie continuity, where Chaos Emeralds are almost as numerous and disposable as rings. The writers tried to tried to Hand Wave it by taking the first sentence a tad bit too literally and saying that it referred to seven Chao who were called the Seven Servers and had been transformed into Super Emeralds long ago. Which still left most of mantra unexplained and only rendered it more confusing and nonsensical. In the game, it's revealed that the reason for Chaos' rampage was that he became consumed with rage after the warmongering Knuckles Clan attempted to seize the Chaos Emeralds out of greed and hurt the Chao he was protecting in the process. His blind rage, combined with the Chaos Emeralds' powers, transformed him into Perfect Chaos and led to his Roaring Rampage of Revenge. In the comic, the Knuckles Clan were inexplicably changed into benevolent pacifists who never hurt anyone, effectively leaving out Chaos's whole motivation and reducing him to a Generic Doomsday Villain.
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Adaptation Explanation Extrication / int_1c89f87d	comment	Parodied in Berserk Abridged, where Guts wonders during a nightmare whether it's symbolic of something too horrible to contemplate. A panel from the rape scene appears (Holy crap! Too horrible to contemplate is right!), and Guts vows to get back to work repressing it in the morning.
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Adaptation Explanation Extrication / int_1d70d253	comment	JumpStart 3rd Grade's Prolonged Prologue was edited down in later releases. However, the line in the beginning of the game spoken by Polly, "There's still an extra credit question, and it's super hard" went down along with it. This now means that at the end of the game, her demand for the extra credit question seemingly comes out of left field.
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Adaptation Explanation Extrication / int_1f76648	comment	A Certain Magical Index has to deal with this a lot, due to the Adaptation Distillation required to condense the novels into a limited number of episodes for the anime. In the first anime arc, Touma has enough time to make an incredibly long speech while running across a tiny room. The novels, however, justify this because his opponent had used a spell to distort space. No such explanation is provided in the anime. In the second arc, the reason Aureolus missed Touma with his first two attacks or how Stiyl survived is not explained in the anime. In the novel, Stiyl explained that he was still alive after being flayed and used heat mirages to throw off Aureolus' aim; this caused the alchemist to doubt himself and made it impossible for him to fully control Ars Magna. Stiyl used the opportunity to restore his body. In the adaptation of the fifth volume, the reason for most of Ao Amai's actions during the Last Order story are never explained. The anime states that he secretly implanted Last Order with a virus which will infect the Misaka Network within a few more hours, potentially causing all of the Sisters to "run out of control" (with no further explanation of what that means). Neither Amai's motivation nor his plan is never explained, beyond a throwaway line about him being heavily in debt. Also, several of Amai's actions throughout the story are seemingly inexplicable: he kidnaps Last Order again for unclear reasons, yet then proceeds to just stay with her in his car in a nearby street instead of fleeing the area with her (despite suspecting that Accelerator and Yoshikawa are on to him). All this is explained in the book: Amai was bankrupted when the project failed, and ended up owing vast sums of money to some criminal organizations. He's found new sponsors among enemies of Academy City who are paying him to make all the Misaka Sisters go berserk and start killing people indiscriminately (which is what the virus is designed to do). He kidnaps Last Order because he's worried the virus will kill her before it activates and he's trying to keep her alive until then. The reason he can't flee the area is because the whole city has gone on high alert due to Ouma Yamisaka breaking in (to find Index), meaning there are security checkpoints blocking off every neighbourhood. And the reason he ultimately decides to go down fighting is because, once his plan fails, all of his former backers are going to make sure the remainder of his life is both excruciating and short. Multiple story arcs leave out various revelations about Aleister Crowley's plans and backstory. While this generally has little impact on the individual stories in question, the cumulative effect is to make Aleister's actions increasingly baffling as the series goes on.
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Adaptation Explanation Extrication / int_1ff419c5	comment	Kingdom Hearts II: Sora and co. seem to arrive in Port Royal during the Black Pearl's first attack - except Captain Jack is already out of his cell and trying to get a ship. Jack's debt to Will is still part of the reason he joins the party, but Will's reasons for letting him out in the first place are left kind of hazy. Gets even more complicated with Atlantica: how the heck did Eric find out Ariel's name? Kiss The Girl never happened because Sebastian was speaking with King Triton at the time, and the Almost Kiss came naturally.
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Adaptation Explanation Extrication / int_22f844e4	comment	The series for UBW is better about this, except it doesn't explain why Rin doesn't use her magecraft to free herself when Archer captures her, making it look like she Forgot About Her Powers.
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Adaptation Explanation Extrication / int_23945975	comment	Disney Animated Canon: Cinderella: In the original tale, "Cinderella" was a cruel moniker given to the title character, originally named Ella, by her cruel stepfamily, as she was always dirtied with ashes and cinders from the fire. In the animated film, the name Cinderella is used as her birth name before the stepmother and stepsisters have been introduced, making it a particularly odd choice on the part of her parents. The Princess and the Frog: Apart from the fact that she wasn't a princess at the time, there is no reason given as to why Tiana was herself turned into a frog by kissing Naveen. In the book the film is very loosely based on, the main character, while a princess at the time of the kiss, was unknowingly wearing a magical charm bracelet that caused the intended frog-to-human transformation to be reversed, but the movie offers no such explanation. Tangled: Much like Cinderella, the film removes the justification for the name "Rapunzel" by reimagining the beginning of the fairytale. In it, Rapunzel's father sneaks into the witch's garden to steal the rampion that his pregnant wife craves, but is forced to yield his unborn daughter as payment when the witch catches him in the act. Thus, the witch calls the daughter Rapunzel, another name for the rampion that was used to claim her. In Tangled, the rampion is replaced with a magical healing flower, and the baby is given the name Rapunzel by her parents for no explicit reason.
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Adaptation Explanation Extrication / int_23ae009a	comment	Great Teacher Onizuka: Urumi's "deep, dark secret" (that she's a test-tube baby and never knew who her father was) is never revealed in the anime (unless you understand French, and even then it's a tossup whether you understand what she means), which makes her motivations (especially regarding Ms. Fujimori) somewhat confusing.
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Adaptation Explanation Extrication / int_271b9cc8	comment	Persona 5: The Animation suffers from this quite frequently, as a result of cutting out much of the game's exposition. In the anime, Yusuke appears to leave the real Sayuri painting (his mother's Magnum Opus, which Madarame stole and claimed as his own) with Sojiro on a whim. In the game, he says that no one will accept it as real, thanks to Madarame altering it, and that his mother would want it in a place where it could brighten someone's day. Sadayo Kawakami, the protagonist's homeroom teacher, moonlights as a maid despite the fact that it means she can't devote as much energy to her teaching job, and the exhaustion is harmful to her health, because she needs the extra wages to pay "apology money" to the greedy relatives of one of her students, who are using the student's death to extort money out of her. The anime omits her entire backstory, and thus her reason for going to all this trouble In Episode 14, Eiko's Freudian Excuse- that since her parents favor her talented younger brother over her, she's drawn to someone like Tsukasa- is removed, only mentioned in passing when Eiko tearfully says Tsukasa is all she has. Several other details about how Eiko is fine with her subpar grades but seemingly has a plan for her future, thereby establishing her as a Foil to Makoto, are removed. It's also not mentioned that Tsukasa has repeatedly tried to message Makoto, presumably in an attempt to rope her in as another mark, and which Makoto uses to turn the tables on him. Downplayed in Episode 16. Sojiro's remarks about Futaba's need for a safe place are implied to be the reason why he had Ren stay in the attic above Leblanc rather than in the Sakura residence, but he doesn't say this outright. At the beach, when Ryuji questions why Futaba believed the Phantom Thieves could save her by changing her heart, Futaba's explanation of why she needed to reach out to the Phantom Thieves, and why she wasn't sure she could fully trust them is cut out. In Episode 22, while Mishima's decision to target an actor just because he's famous is proof that he's getting carried away, even if he claims it's for the good of the Phantom Thieves, the anime omits the actual reason behind the choice. In the game, he'd heard rumors that the actor was involved with an idol, and believed that the public would want the actor's heart to be changed, until the actor decided to marry the idol, winning over many of his critics. In "Dark Sun," a significant part of the explanation of the plan to fool Akechi into thinking that he'd killed the real Ren is cut, particularly one optional conversation in which Futaba talks about the group making sure that Akechi didn't encounter his Cognitive self. Also from "Dark Sun," it's never mentioned why the cognitive versions of Shido's co-conspirators can turn into Shadows- they're hybrids of cognitive existences and Shadows, and proof that Shido has extensively made use of Wakaba's research. The OVA also doesn't mention that the principal was part of the conspiracy, or that the subway accident was caused on the request of Ooe, a member of the Diet and one of Shido's major allies, in order to eliminate some of his foes.
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Adaptation Explanation Extrication / int_29984214	comment	In JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: Battle Tendency, the Nazis capture Speedwagon, hoping to interrogate him for information on the stone masks and the Pillar Men. Not wanting to give them the information, Speedwagon tries to kill himself, but the Nazis put him in a straitjacket. The anime has him wake up in a straitjacket, implying that he was put in one while he was still unconscious.
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Adaptation Explanation Extrication / int_299c659b	comment	While Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat does explain that Jacob had multiple wives and that Joseph's mother was his favorite, it never mentions that brother Benjamin was also the son of said favorite wife, Rachel, and therefore Jacob's second favorite son after Joseph. Thus we get less of a sense of why Joseph frames Benjamin for theft as a Secret Test of Character for the other brothers: in the Book of Genesis, it's implicit that he does it to see if the other brothers will abandon Rachel's other son, the way they did Joseph, or defend him.
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Adaptation Explanation Extrication / int_2af19179	comment	The Juni Taisen: Zodiac War anime leaves out why Ox kept showing up during Tiger's backstory: Unlike most battles he had with others, he remembered their previous encounter and started contemplating why he acted irrationally during it. He was going to ask her for a drink to get to know her better.
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Adaptation Explanation Extrication / int_2e3e7ac2	comment	Justice League went the subtle route - although the Green Lanterns' weakness to yellow is never mentioned or alluded to verbally, pay close attention (especially in the first season) and you will see that nearly anything that happens to get through John Stewart's defenses happens to be yellow. This reaches problematic levels in the Justice League Unlimited episode The Great Brain Robbery, in which Lex Luthor's mind enters The Flash's body. At some point he starts throwing a bunch of stuff from the top of a table at Green Lantern and while cutlery and dishes do nothing to GL's shield, the one thing that penetrates it and causes him to lose the concentration is vanilla pudding.
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Adaptation Explanation Extrication / int_30a5ebfd	comment	In the Naruto anime, under the imminent impact of one of the Juubi's Tailed Beast Bombs, the Shinobi Alliance HQ's members decide to stay and give out one last message instead of evacuate. In the anime, no reasoning is given. In the manga, however, it is explained by a side character that the blast radius will be far too large for them to escape in the short time it'll take for the bomb to reach them, so they might as well die doing something useful rather than making a futile effort to escape.
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Adaptation Explanation Extrication / int_32c541e6	comment	Fullmetal Alchemist: During the episode where the baby gets born, Ed is furious with himself because he is useless during critical moments. This seems weird because he has no medical experience, so it shouldn't hit him that hard. Turns out, in the manga, Ed actually attempts (and fails) to use alchemy to build a bridge for Dominic to get the doctor. This, of course, makes more sense because it's within Ed's area of expertise.
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Adaptation Explanation Extrication / int_3651bc0c	comment	The Princess and the Frog: Apart from the fact that she wasn't a princess at the time, there is no reason given as to why Tiana was herself turned into a frog by kissing Naveen. In the book the film is very loosely based on, the main character, while a princess at the time of the kiss, was unknowingly wearing a magical charm bracelet that caused the intended frog-to-human transformation to be reversed, but the movie offers no such explanation.
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Adaptation Explanation Extrication / int_37784e1e	comment	In the manga of YuruYuri, the girls decide to find (often silly) solutions for increasing Akari's popularity, after she had barely appeared in the last few chapters. In the anime adaptation they do this in the first episode already, even though Akari appears to be the main character, which makes it look like they are merely bullying poor Akari for no good reason.
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Adaptation Explanation Extrication / int_3ca84d57	comment	The Tantei Team KZ Jiken Note anime turns each 200-plus-page novel into 4 9-minute shorts, so this is unpreventable. Using episode 1 as example: In the anime the teacher never explained why the boys were in the Special Class. While in Uesugi and Kozuka's case one can immediately guess (lopsided grades), and in Wakatake's case the reason was given in Episode 3 (Highly fluctuating performance, which also earned his epithet "The Wave"), the reason Kuroki is there was never discussed. In the novels, the explanation is absenteeism. When Aya introduces herself in front of the boys (and take a snipe on Wakatake), the way the anime does it makes it difficult to understand why Kuroki calls her the "language expert" right after this. It is because the anime removed her yojijukugo dropping from the speech. The following is her speech, with the removed portion in italics.
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Adaptation Explanation Extrication / int_3d67ab11	comment	Due to the anime for Brynhildr in the Darkness condensing over thirty chapters of a major story arc into only a few episodes, many details are swept under the rug or handwaved. Most notably, a lot of explanation behind what exactly is happening with the aliens inside the witches, the full details on Hatsuna's ability to heal herself and others, how Kazumi is able to pull off high level Technopathy despite being relegated to B rank, and why the villain noted for their distinct lack of empathy decided to sacrifice himself for someone he freely admitted to not caring for. A deal where they get the recipe for an all important drug is also swapped out for the man trying to reverse engineer the drug miraculously figuring it out faster.
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Adaptation Explanation Extrication / int_3e4fcdd3	comment	Marvel's graphic novel adaptation of Moby-Dick. Ishmael at one point claims that Queequeg is a "deacon" of the "First Congregational Church" when a ship's owner asks if he's converted to Christianity. In the book, he follows this claim with a point about pagans and Christians having a shared humanity. In the comic, this explanation is left out, making Ishmael look like a snarky wise-ass.
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Adaptation Explanation Extrication / int_3e8c09b9	comment	This occurs in the anime adaptation of Attack on Titan. In the anime, Eren is shown to have copied one of Annie's Signature Moves and is later stated to be one of the best at hand-to-hand-combat. That Annie was his teacher is left out, removing an important aspect of their relationship.
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Adaptation Explanation Extrication / int_3f656dc	comment	At the end of the original Johnny the Valiant poem, Johnny is crushed about not being able to reunite with his deceased sweetheart Iluska in Fairyland and decides to drown himself, but not before casting the rose that grew on Iluska's grave into a nearby pond. The pond turns out to be magical and brings Iluska back to life from the rose, so the two can live happily ever after. In Johnny Corncob, Iluska is already alive and well in Fairyland when Johnny gets there with no clear explanation offered, merely the implication that her spirit simply went there after death and was reincarnated as a fairy. In the film, the roses give special powers to Johnny but are not linked to Iluska's rebirth.
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Adaptation Explanation Extrication / int_41ecc735	comment	The 2001 adaptation of Cyborg 009 ended its TV run at episode 48, where Joe and Jet appeared to die when they burnt up on re-entry to Earth. In the three-episode OVA arc that followed, both characters in question appeared relatively fine with no explanation of how they got out of the situation. This is due to the fact that aside from a loose adaptation of "God's War" (the OVA), the anime did not adapt beyond volume 10 and thus did not include the explanation for how the characters had survived.
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Adaptation Explanation Extrication / int_494e23	comment	In the first Nyaruko: Crawling with Love! Light Novel, when Mahiro and Nyarko infiltrate Nodens' auction house, Mahiro realizes that it's Bigger on the Inside, which reveals that he has the rare ability to perceive distortions in space-time and resist the effects they might have on him personallynote put more simply, he's a Singularity Point. In the anime, this moment passes without notice, other than Nyarko complimenting him for how well he's handling this unusual situation. While this didn't come up in the two TV series, it becomes an extremely important Chekhov's Skill later down the line, when Nyarko and Cuuko are erased from history and Mahiro is the only one who can save them because he's the only one who even remembers they existed in the first place.
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Adaptation Explanation Extrication / int_49a87cb3	comment	Lots of the more inexplicable events that happen in Final Fantasy VII did have explanation scenes, that were Dummied Out in the eventual game. For example, the original game had a scene where Sephiroth explains that Summoned monsters are monsters of the Ancients who have dedicated themselves to the Planet, immediately before the boss fight with the Red Dragon, which rewards the player with a Bahamut Materia (the implication being that the Dragon chose to become the Materia to help the party). This process is similar to how Aerith persists after her death in the Compilation titles... but with no explanation it comes across as just a bunch of stuff happening for no reason. Johnny's role in the game ends up as a Relationship Writing Fumble due to the scenes establishing his relationship to Tifa and Cloud (an admirer of the former who viewed the latter as a rival for her affection) getting cut. What was left in got so mistranslated that it came across like he was a member of SOLDIER...
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Adaptation Explanation Extrication / int_4c213722	comment	Splinter Cell: Double Agent contains a variant example. The PS3, PC, and Xbox 360 versions had an entire sub-plot surrounding a budding romance between Sam and Enrica. This subplot was missing from the considerably different version released to PS2, Nintendo Gamecube, and original Xbox, leading to an Adaptation-Induced Plot Hole when Sam abruptly becomes so protective of Enrica and no other JBA members when ordered to kill them in the final mission.
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Adaptation Explanation Extrication / int_5388685a	comment	Westeros: An American Musical: One of Littlefinger's lines only makes sense if the viewer knows of Brandon Stark's story, namely the fact that he and Littlefinger once had a duel for Catelyn's hand, and that he died trying to get Lyanna back from Rhaegar. Knowing that Lysa Arryn is Catelyn's sister is also needed to understand Littlefinger's affirmation that Lysa is "the sister he prefers" which is spoken almost an entire song before any line in the play itself mentions that she's Sansa's aunt. Ser Dontos spends the entire play in a fool's outfit. While he mentions his I Owe You My Life situation in regards to Sansa, nobody ever spells out that the incident consisted of Sansa convincing Joffrey to make Dontos his fool rather than killing him. The play also omits him being an alcoholic and actually being paid by Littlefinger for his more heroic actions, which strips his death from the Asshole Victim aspect it had in the original story. "Sword in the Darkness" ends with someone telling Jon Snow they knew his father and that he was a good man. The fact the father is Ned Stark is bound to go over the head of anyone not already familiar with the story, as there is no mention of a familial relationship between Ned Stark and Jon Snow anywhere else in the play.
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Adaptation Explanation Extrication / int_53bcc8c3	comment	In the pilot chapter it's shown that Naruto was taken in and raised by the Chief (an early version of the Third Hokage). In the manga itself, we're never told who raised Naruto until he was old enough to raise himself. An orphanage is presumably involved but none is ever referenced.
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Adaptation Explanation Extrication / int_55610565	comment	When Iron Man: The Animated Series did an adaptation of the iconic Armor Wars story arc, they left in the sequence where Iron Man attacks Stingray, which leads to a My God, What Have I Done? moment. In the comics, the fight was significant because Iron Man had assaulted a friend and fellow Avenger, but in the show, Stingray had never appeared before the "Armor Wars" story, and there was no indication that the two men even knew each other. Thus, it's not necessarily clear to the audience why Tony views it as crossing the Moral Event Horizon unless they're familiar with the comics.
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Adaptation Explanation Extrication / int_57ad0c07	comment	Resident Evil: In the 2019 Remake of Resident Evil 2, the rescue helicopter still crashes, but the reason for it (it was shot down by a police officer who was attacked by zombies and pulled his gun's trigger in his death throes) is left out. At the end of Resident Evil 4, the destruction of Los Iluminados' island base is shown to be triggered by Ada hitting a button on her laptop during her escape with the Las Plagas sample she was there for. The island base still blows up in the 2023 Remake, but the scene of Ada hitting the trigger is omitted, making it seem like it explodes for no reason besides Saddler being dead. Separate Ways reveals there still is an explanation, it's just a different one. Ada rigged a timed bomb to the control center of the island and the timer had run out, setting off the explosives.
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Adaptation Explanation Extrication / int_57c6f622	comment	In Brave Story, Wataru (the main character) and Mitsuru (The Rival) are both racing to reach the place called the Tower of the Goddess and receive a wish from her. In The Film of the Book, it's never explicitly explained why it's important who gets there first, or if it is. In the book, it's much clearer: Whoever makes it last will be sacrificed to keep the land of Vision in existence.
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Adaptation Explanation Extrication / int_58808436	comment	In the anime adaptation of Higurashi: When They Cry, some early-arc scenes are omitted or moved to completely different arcs despite being referenced later in the arc in oblique ways: For instance, the scene in the first arc wherein the group plays games with Jirou during Watanagashi and then writes on his shirt as a penalty game is omitted, causing Mion's statement that she is "doing the same thing we did to Jirou" to Keiichi at the end of the first arc to no longer be ambiguous. This leaves anime fans without a major clue that Keiichi was hallucinating the marker as a needle. As a less extreme example, the game of 'zombie tag' is moved from the first arc to a much later arc and Shion is added to the game, despite the 'zombie tag' game being much closer thematically with the first and second arc. Anime-only fans are frequently stumped on why no one mentions that Hanyuu has horns. It's explained in the sound novels that characters did notice them. They just were either too polite to mention them, liked them, or assumed they were hair accessories. The Big Bad Miyo is the only character to take note of them. Miyo mentioning them triggers Hanyuu's memories of Rika's previous death. The anime excluded that scene and all other references to her horns. The anime had so many things taken out that the visual novel's creator asked for a one-episode arc (Yakusamashi-hen) in order to fill in the plot holes.
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Adaptation Explanation Extrication / int_5c208620	comment	Superman: The Animated Series: Sinestro's yellow ring: since the Green Lantern ring was not stated to be weak to yellow, it's not clear what exactly makes Sinestro so fearsome to other Green Lanterns that he could defeat so many and steal their rings, other than just that he's very skilled and experienced. Justice League went the subtle route - although the Green Lanterns' weakness to yellow is never mentioned or alluded to verbally, pay close attention (especially in the first season) and you will see that nearly anything that happens to get through John Stewart's defenses happens to be yellow. This reaches problematic levels in the Justice League Unlimited episode The Great Brain Robbery, in which Lex Luthor's mind enters The Flash's body. At some point he starts throwing a bunch of stuff from the top of a table at Green Lantern and while cutlery and dishes do nothing to GL's shield, the one thing that penetrates it and causes him to lose the concentration is vanilla pudding. Another one from Justice League is Obsidian, who shows up in backgrounds fairly often. Thing is, Obsidian's powers come from being the son of Alan Scott, who doesn't appear to exist in the show's continuity, so how he got them is a mystery. In general, most minor heroes and villains in Justice League don't have much in the way of explanation beyond "they've got superpowers."
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Adaptation Explanation Extrication / int_5df242fc	comment	In the 2019 Remake of Resident Evil 2, the rescue helicopter still crashes, but the reason for it (it was shot down by a police officer who was attacked by zombies and pulled his gun's trigger in his death throes) is left out.
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Adaptation Explanation Extrication / int_61aff91b	comment	RWBY: Ice Queendom: Jaune's original character arc is cut from this spin-off, as a result, certain things about him and Team JNPR are included, but the context has been lost. It's a plot-point that his Aura is exceptionally untrained for a Huntsman student, he is shown to have great doubts about abilities that are sub-par compared to other students, and his team-mates are close enough to him to rescue him from the Nightmare Grimm. However, the arc that establishes why he's so untrained and how he bonds with his team is cut. Although he is given a replacement character growth arc in the anime, these things are never explained.
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Adaptation Explanation Extrication / int_64e5c77f	comment	The iDOLM@STER: Some events in the anime series make a lot more sense if you've played through the game and unlocked the backstories for the idols.
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Adaptation Explanation Extrication / int_6d937cbd	comment	The Plunderer anime cuts the scene where the Hoemnn greengrocer explains to Jail how she and the villagers found the dying Lyne and Rihito in enough time to encourage her to confess to him and give him his Heroic Second Wind—she's a military deserter (specifically, it's revealed later on that she's a former high-ranking general) and it was easy enough for her to use her knowledge to track Lyne. Without this piece of information, it looks like the villagers just happened upon them out of sheer chance right at the moment that Lyne needed them.
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Adaptation Explanation Extrication / int_701f0ece	comment	Berserk: In the manga, it's shown very clearly as to why Guts Hates Being Touched because he was raped as a child and three scenes show his severe dislike of this: first being when a general taps him on the shoulder after a battle, second when Casca is warming Guts when he fell ill after fighting Griffith, and third when he was carried by Pippin for laughs. In Berserk (1997), these scenes occur, but it's never explained why he doesn't like being touched because the rape portion of his flashback doesn't occur in the anime. Parodied in Berserk Abridged, where Guts wonders during a nightmare whether it's symbolic of something too horrible to contemplate. A panel from the rape scene appears (Holy crap! Too horrible to contemplate is right!), and Guts vows to get back to work repressing it in the morning. In the manga, Guts does not have his armor or his ginormous two-handed sword by the time the Eclipse goes down because of the battle with Wyald, where he had to discard the armor to lure him and broke his sword in Wyald's neck. In this version, Guts is actually wearing his armor when everything happens, but he seemingly leaves his sword in camp in his haste to go after Griffith. Not completely inconceivable, but given how Guts is normally so keen on keeping his sword with him at all times, it seems a bit odd that he wasn't wearing it, especially since he hadn't even bothered to take his armor off.
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Adaptation Explanation Extrication / int_7041cf12	comment	Kaguya-sama: Love Is War: Due to the fact that Kaguya's first study session with Ishigami was moved to before Shirogane's birthday in the anime, it cuts out any mention of her doing so due to owing him a favor and she is instead simply trying to keep him for tarnishing the name of the student council and inconveniencing Shirogane. A lesser one happens in the second season, in the arc dealing with Ishigami's past. The reason he's hated by his classmates is that in middle school, he caught a popular student cheating on his girlfriend, tried to make the guy stop, and was framed as a stalker. The boyfriend doesn't figure into the plot beyond this because he transferred to a different school shortly afterwards; the anime doesn't say why but vaguely implies that he was scared of Ishigami coming after him again. In the manga, Kaguya reveals that after the Student Council discovered the truth behind the incident, she ratted the boyfriend out to the school's VIPs (the students whose parents wield major power and influence in Japanese society) and they took care of the matter.
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Adaptation Explanation Extrication / int_70625a94	comment	In Larry & Steve, Steve is a relatively normal pet dog who only Larry can understand. Come Family Guy and Brian is a Civilized Animal/Funny Animal who speaks English and is treated like a human, except when its funny or relevant. This is treated as an Elephant in the Living Room.
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Adaptation Explanation Extrication / int_75e10a72	comment	In Doki Doki Panic, the game Super Mario Bros. 2 is a Dolled-Up Installment of, twins Poki and Piki fought over the book the story takes place in and accidentally ripped out the last page in which Mamu (Wart) was defeated, explaining why World 7 only has two levels when all other worlds have three.
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Adaptation Explanation Extrication / int_77ff1111	comment	Cinderella: In the original tale, "Cinderella" was a cruel moniker given to the title character, originally named Ella, by her cruel stepfamily, as she was always dirtied with ashes and cinders from the fire. In the animated film, the name Cinderella is used as her birth name before the stepmother and stepsisters have been introduced, making it a particularly odd choice on the part of her parents.
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Adaptation Explanation Extrication / int_797793b1	comment	Shaman King: Both adaptations skip the chapter that introduces the mortuary tablets, but unlike the 2001 anime, the 2021 reboot doesn't incorporate it's introduction into the anime, so their presence and usage are never explained.
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Adaptation Explanation Extrication / int_7e438bd1	comment	Howl's Moving Castle: In both the film and the book, Sophie decides to stay at her hat shop as the eldest child. In the book, it's because she's Wrong Genre Savvy about Youngest Child Wins. In the movie, she simply says she's staying because she's the eldest—leaving the audience to assume something involving inheritance or a misguided sense of responsibility, possibly. At the end of both, when she has to return Howl's heart, she wants to know if Calcifer will still be alright. He says he will. In the book, it's explicitly because Sophie can imbue things with magical powers just by talking to them, so she gave Calcifer a life of his own outside of Howl's heart. In the movie, it's Hand Waved with Calcifer simply thinking Sophie is special somehow. In the movie, there is a peculiar and extremely intelligent dog that follows Sophie around. The dog was extremely significant in the book, but all of its plot relevance was shuffled into a minor book character, and it was left in the movie as just a weird dog. The book has a very clear explanation for Howl's mysterious background and odd personality quirks, He's from Wales in the 1980s. In the movie, this is totally ignored.
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Adaptation Explanation Extrication / int_7f069934	comment	Final Fantasy VII Remake: Remake was pitched as being a good place to jump into the VII world for first-timers curious to check out the iconic story... and for the majority of the game's runtime, it really is. However, a metafictional It Was His Sled subplot is added, leading to Internal Homage and mysterious happenings that are hugely significant to superfans but left a lot of newcomers confused. Sephiroth's lines, moves, and the characters he fights alongside are all references to various spinoff titles (and even crossover appearances in different continuities), all with special hidden meanings. By the time the Late-Arrival Spoiler character appears with zero explanation for who he is either, the already mysterious and cryptic ending reaches a state of Continuity Lockout. One scene in Remake has an Early-Bird Cameo during an intense scene of a character having an emotional breakdown. The character is in a completely different art style to everyone else in the game, resembling a Western-style cartoon character next to the realistic manga-styled designs of everyone else. If you are coming in with the context for who the character is, the scene makes perfect sense, but no explanation is provided within the work itself, meaning that for new players it comes across as an incomprehensible shift in tone.
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Adaptation Explanation Extrication / int_80bf553f	comment	The Sword Art Online Alternative: Gun Gale Online anime doesn't mention that Karen "LLENN" Kohiruimaki's family is very well-off. As such a few things, such as how Karen can afford to try out so many games before settling on GGO, the size of her apartment (it's explicitly said to be a luxury apartment), and why she flies first-class to and from her home in Hokkaido, make a bit less sense than they would otherwise.
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Adaptation Explanation Extrication / int_839436	comment	Downplayed in Rent-A-Girlfriend. The anime includes the part in which Ruka's heart condition is explained, but as a montage of manga panels set to the special ending theme for Episode 7. The basic explanation is there, but it forgoes some of the more specific details.
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Adaptation Explanation Extrication / int_83ad4daa	comment	In The Birth Of Mewtwo short that accompanies PokÃ©mon: The First Movie, it's never mentioned how Amber died. In the original radio drama it was shown that Amber had died when she was hit by a car.
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Adaptation Explanation Extrication / int_87056d17	comment	The infamous Sonic Adventure adaptation left out a lot of details, resulting in a number of Adaptation Induced Plotholes. Some highlights are: The Knuckles Clan's ancient mantra goes: "The servers are the seven Chaos. Chaos is power, enriched by the heart. The controller is the one that unifies the Chaos." In the game, it's explained towards the end that it basically means the Chaos Emeralds' powers are activated and manipulated by one's deepest wishes, so one needs have control over their will and emotions to be able to master their powers. No such explanation was given in the comic, despite the mantra being kept, and the fact said mantra isn't compatible with the Archie continuity, where Chaos Emeralds are almost as numerous and disposable as rings. The writers tried to tried to Hand Wave it by taking the first sentence a tad bit too literally and saying that it referred to seven Chao who were called the Seven Servers and had been transformed into Super Emeralds long ago. Which still left most of mantra unexplained and only rendered it more confusing and nonsensical. In the game, it's revealed that the reason for Chaos' rampage was that he became consumed with rage after the warmongering Knuckles Clan attempted to seize the Chaos Emeralds out of greed and hurt the Chao he was protecting in the process. His blind rage, combined with the Chaos Emeralds' powers, transformed him into Perfect Chaos and led to his Roaring Rampage of Revenge. In the comic, the Knuckles Clan were inexplicably changed into benevolent pacifists who never hurt anyone, effectively leaving out Chaos's whole motivation and reducing him to a Generic Doomsday Villain.
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Adaptation Explanation Extrication / int_87f046ab	comment	Animorphs: In The Invasion, Elfangor sends the Animorphs his courage while saying <Courage, my friends.> He still says that line in the graphic novel, but it's not explained why.
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Adaptation Explanation Extrication / int_88383ee7	comment	In the manga it's mentioned that Trisha died of an illness going around. In the 2003 anime, her illness isn't discussed, besides it being mentioned that it was likely a long-term illness.
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Adaptation Explanation Extrication / int_8cb260f7	comment	All Assorted Animorphs AUs: In canon, Champ was Loren's service dog after she went blind. He's mentioned in "What if Elfangor and Loren raised Tobias?" even though this version of Loren never went blind, so she has him just... because.
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Adaptation Explanation Extrication / int_90a9bc9f	comment	In Post-Crisis continuity of DC Comics, Kyle Rayner was chosen by Ganthet to be the wielder of the only surviving (at the time) Green Lantern ring; after Hal went mad, destroyed the Corps and killed the other Guardians - essentially because Ganthet didn't have any power to do a proper search for a worthy bearer, and Kyle was the first human he found. In the revised New 52 continuity, we get a flashback to Kyle's early days as GL. The Corps is still around, as are the Guardians; yet Kyle was still chosen by Ganthet rather than the ring, but with no indication as to why. Eventually subverted, as a major plot point of GL's New 52 era is that Kyle has a special affinity for all the energies the various Lantern Corps use; and that's suggested to be the reason Ganthet chose Kyle. It doesn't cover why Ganthet handed the ring out personally, but it does explain why Kyle specifically was the one to get it.
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Adaptation Explanation Extrication / int_90b916ba	comment	The "sequel" series The New Batman Adventures had a variation where certain stories from the tie-in comic The Batman Adventures were treated as canon for adapting into subsequent episodes, resulting in plot elements being established as "already happened" without prior explanation like Robin having split from Batman to pursue a solo career as the superhero Nightwing and Bruce Wayne's first encounter with Jason Blood/The Demon Etrigan before "The Demon Within", where he and Jason already know each-other. The series did adapt the Robin/Batman split in "Old Wounds" but that was only an adaptation of first 2 issues of "The Lost Years" which also detailed Dick's journey to Nightwing, including where he got the winged glider costume.
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Adaptation Explanation Extrication / int_93e788cd	comment	In the original Axe Cop webcomic, Sockarang started out as an otherwise generic superhero with the power of having throwable socks for arms. Later he gained the powers of Bad Santa and became Good Bad Santa, with a big black beard. The animated Axe Cop series leaves out this plot but has him have the wild-looking black beard from the start anyway. It even kind of excludes the possibility of his having gained it from Bad Santa, because this continuity has a different version of Bad Santa.
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Adaptation Explanation Extrication / int_959f1374	comment	Naruto: In the Naruto anime, under the imminent impact of one of the Juubi's Tailed Beast Bombs, the Shinobi Alliance HQ's members decide to stay and give out one last message instead of evacuate. In the anime, no reasoning is given. In the manga, however, it is explained by a side character that the blast radius will be far too large for them to escape in the short time it'll take for the bomb to reach them, so they might as well die doing something useful rather than making a futile effort to escape. In the pilot chapter it's shown that Naruto was taken in and raised by the Chief (an early version of the Third Hokage). In the manga itself, we're never told who raised Naruto until he was old enough to raise himself. An orphanage is presumably involved but none is ever referenced.
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Adaptation Explanation Extrication / int_9986d58f	comment	In The Mystery of the Third Planet, like in the book it is based on, the pirates are after the formula of the absolute fuel. In the book, itâ€™s explained that the absolute fuel is a type of fuel that makes spaceships a hundred times faster; the Third Captain brings it from another galaxy after becoming the first Milky Way resident to travel there, and he only shares its formula with the Second Captain before both are captured by the pirates. However, in the movie, itâ€™s all omitted (and the Third Captain is Adapted Out completely), so itâ€™s left unclear what the absolute fuel even is and why only the Second Captain knows its formula.
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Adaptation Explanation Extrication / int_99ca8dc9	comment	Muhyo and Roji After defeating Face-Ripper Sophie, Muhyo collapses due to lack of tempering and requires medical attention. Anime watchers may wonder why Biko didn't use another portable magical circle to teleport Muhyo back to the Magical Law Society, since the anime didn't adapt a few panels that show Biko rummaging around her bag and realizing that she used up her last magical circle. Since Rio uses a circle to summon Enchu to help her, it's possible that Rio stole the circle from Biko. In episode 17, Roji, having been put on leave from his job as Muhyo's assistant, is staying with Imai, and offers to do chores for her, causing Imai to snap and angrily demand if that's all he wants to do. In the manga, Imai explains that her subordinate Fujiwara, who died in the Arcanum, was incompetent and a coward, but he nevertheless worked hard. Shortly afterward, Imai has a brief monologue pondering Roji's hidden potential, with the implication being that she's angry with Roji for wallowing in self-pity rather than thinking about how to improve himself despite his potential.
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Adaptation Explanation Extrication / int_9be0971	comment	Berserk (2016) skips pretty much the entirety of the Black Swordsman and Lost Children arcs, which generates a lot of problems. In the first scene of the anime, Guts smacks around some guys in a bar for no apparent reason. In the manga, he was doing it to send a message to their boss, who was an Apostle he'd been hunting, but the anime cuts out that entire plotline completely, making it look like he's either being an asshole for no reason or is doing it to save Puck (which is rather uncharacteristic for him at that point). In the anime, one would probably be very confused as to why Guts has an entire knightly order working for the Holy See trying to follow his tracks and seemingly convinced that he's The Antichrist, when by all appearances, he seems to just be some bad-tempered former merc with a curse who's trying to stay out of society. In the manga, the reader has seen why Guts is a Hero with Bad Publicity, because they've seen him battle Apostles several times: not only are these battles incredibly destructive, but Apostles and their spawn go back to being human when killed. In the arc immediately preceding where the anime kicks off, Guts incinerated a large number of spawn that were formerly children—at that point, even if he isn't a prophesied destroyer figure, he's still a suspected mass murderer and it makes perfect sense for them to want him captured. Due to skipping its birth and not elaborating any further on it, the Demon Child goes completely unexplained. The Child's showings make very little sense (Why is it following Guts? Why is it protective of Casca and vice versa? Why does it seem to be so powerful? Why is Guts so disgusted by it, moreso than other demons?) when you don't have the context that it's Guts and Casca's son corrupted by Femto. What's more, due to cutting the Moon Child, which the Demon Child transformed into after being eaten by the Egg of the Perfect World, it seems as if the Demon Child just vanishes from the plot. The scene where Griffith forces Zodd to obey him by cutting off one of his horns in a dream is cut entirely, despite Zodd still missing a horn and being oddly servile towards Griffith from that point on. When Sonia meets Schierke, she tells a story based on the Ugly Duckling story that's meant to be a metaphor for her own life, about how a kite (herself) grew up among ducks (normal people) but met a hawk (Griffith) and they flew together for a while, but then the hawk met a duck princess and everyone wanted them to spend time together instead. To a reader of the manga, the "duck princess" is obviously Princess Charlotte, whom Griffith rescued to try to secure his position... and who was completely cut out of the anime, leaving any anime viewers very confused.
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Adaptation Explanation Extrication / int_9e2f90f4	comment	One Piece: The anime initially cuts out a scene from the manga where Luffy as a child scars himself to try and impress Shanks, thus leaving his signature cheek scar unexplained. However, Luffy's childhood is the most-retold chunk of the series, and most of the remakes do keep the scarring scene. During the Baratie arc, as the Straw Hats head towards the titular restaurant, their guide Johnny tells Zoro that the "hawk-eyed man" he's looking for is said to show up there. Later, it's revealed he confused him with "Old Red-Eye, who drank so much, his eyes turned red." The anime keeps the first scene intact, but not the second, leaving Johnny's story hanging. More pivotally: the anime Bowdlerises Zeff eating his own leg during Sanji's backstory, leaving zero explanation as to how he survived their stranding when he gave all the available food to Sanji. The anime adapted only two mini-adventures (Coby/Helmeppo and Buggy's story). This becomes a problem for those who've not read the manga and thus not know how, for example, Jango became a Marine alongside Fullbody despite having been a pirate, or Hatchan escaped from the prison and met Keimi.
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Adaptation Explanation Extrication / int_9e84c324	comment	Catwoman now has black hair, much like her mainstream comic-book counterpart, instead of her movie counterpart. She explains in the tie-in comic that her blonde look was a dye job. She discontinued it when she discovered that the company that made the hair dye, owned by Roland Daggett, was unethically testing the chemicals on animals.
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Adaptation Explanation Extrication / int_a037ae41	comment	The Fate/Zero anime is much better when it comes to this; while there are other reasons for Gilgamesh to be infatuated with Saber, the main one is that she reminds him of Enkidu, his Morality Pet and Only Friend.
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Adaptation Explanation Extrication / int_a33fdeb	comment	The opera Hansel and Gretel (1893) doesn't explain that the Witch can't see very well, yet it includes the moment from the original fairy tale where she asks Hansel to stick out his finger so she can feel how fat it is, but instead Hansel sticks out a twig (a bone in the original), and the Witch thinks it's his finger and assumes he's too thin to eat. Presumably, the audience is supposed to have read the original tale and remember the Witch's sight impairment.
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Adaptation Explanation Extrication / int_ac67074d	comment	Teen Titans didn't delve into either Cyborg's or Beast Boy's origin stories, though the comic sequel covered Cyborg's. This has left many fans confused on whether Beast Boy is human or not (he is).
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Adaptation Explanation Extrication / int_aedfc20a	comment	The LEGO Movie: Emmet talking to Lord Business in the finale and convincing him to do a Heelâ€“Face Turn is kept in the Junior Novel and Video Game, but the context for why (The Man Upstairs making amends with his son after realizing Lord Business is modeled after him) isn't. Interestingly, the video game keeps the Plot Twist from the film, but still removes almost everything about The Man Upstairs, instead just having Finn find Emmet, and then abruptly send him back.
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Adaptation Explanation Extrication / int_b0028436	comment	JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: In JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: Battle Tendency, the Nazis capture Speedwagon, hoping to interrogate him for information on the stone masks and the Pillar Men. Not wanting to give them the information, Speedwagon tries to kill himself, but the Nazis put him in a straitjacket. The anime has him wake up in a straitjacket, implying that he was put in one while he was still unconscious. In JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: Diamond is Unbreakable, Okuyasu's father was a servant of DIO's, complete with a flesh bud implanted into his head; when DIO was killed in 1988, the flesh bud mutated him into a hideous frog-like creature. The Live-Action Adaptation tries to be its own self-contained story and avoids referencing the other story arcs, so the only explanation we're given for Nijimura's transformation is his older son Keicho suggesting that it was Laser-Guided Karma for his being a terrible person. In the anime the team brings in Joeseph in order to use his Hermit Purple in order to locate Akira - the manga specifies that the plan is to spread Hermit Purple's vines through the town power lines as tripwires, since that's how Akira's stand Red Hot Chili Pepper travels around town. The anime leaves out this explanation, so when the next arc introduces another stand user who is hiding out in the same town, anime-only viewers are left with the perfectly reasonable question of why the team doesn't try to use Hermit Purple again. (It doesn't help that Hermit Purples exact abilities and restrictions, like many other stands tend to have apparent contradictions between their various appearances, so it's not exactly clear whether or not it would work in that situation.)
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Adaptation Explanation Extrication / int_b03029b8	comment	In Fate/Grand Order - Absolute Demonic Front: Babylonia there's a scene where we see Babylonian priestesses summoning the Goddess Ishtar into a local girl's body via a ritual. The fact that said girl looks exactly like series regular Rin Tohsaka is never addressed, leaving the viewer to speculate she had a very distant identical ancestor in the Middle East. In the original Fate/Grand Order game Ishtar looks exactly like Rin because she is Rin, or rather Ishtar possessing her body. The ritual still happened in the game, but because Babylon was about to become a Singularity the priestess was able to reach across time and found Rin was a compatible host. note Ironically, in the Fate/EXTRA universe Rin does have an uncannily identical descendant (specifically a niece) from the Middle East, albeit blond instead of brunette
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Adaptation Explanation Extrication / int_b18d447c	comment	To Love Ru. Anime-only viewers do not have the slightest idea about who Celine is and where she comes from. This because the first anime series removed several elements of the manga (included her entire rescue-arc) while the second anime, Motto To Love-Ru, starts from a point in which she is already present in the story.
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Adaptation Explanation Extrication / int_b2b8158	comment	In JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: Diamond is Unbreakable, Okuyasu's father was a servant of DIO's, complete with a flesh bud implanted into his head; when DIO was killed in 1988, the flesh bud mutated him into a hideous frog-like creature. The Live-Action Adaptation tries to be its own self-contained story and avoids referencing the other story arcs, so the only explanation we're given for Nijimura's transformation is his older son Keicho suggesting that it was Laser-Guided Karma for his being a terrible person.
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Adaptation Explanation Extrication / int_b3b15bc1	comment	X-Men: The Animated Series: Cyclops and Havok being immune to each-other's powers. While it was evident the writers were laying the groundwork for a reveal down the line of them discovering they were long lost brothers, they never got around to putting it in the series.
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Adaptation Explanation Extrication / int_b7c37594	comment	Miss Kobayashi's Dragon Maid: In the manga, Tohru used magic to make the necessary paperwork for Kanna to go to school. The anime cut out this scene, instead opting for a sequence of the two of them and Kobayashi going out to buy school supplies. Also, the Hot Springs Episode comes after Ilulu's attack on Tohru, with Takiya specifically suggesting the trip because he knew something heavy had happened and wanted to give the others a vacation to ease their minds, as well as maintaining the sense of community between the group. Since Ilulu didn't show up in the anime until the following season, the OVA simply removes that part and has Takiya use the community explanation.
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Adaptation Explanation Extrication / int_b962c879	comment	The Fairy Tail anime leaves out the entire Ryuzetsu Land chapter from the manga where Lucy gets an apology from her enemy Flare after Raven Tail is booted from the Grand Magic Games. Although the chapter later received its own Original Video Animation adaptation, viewers who were unfamiliar with the OVA and manga would've been left without the one explanation for why Lucy sticks up for Flare later on. The second anime fixed this by adding a new scene where Flare saves Lucy's life between these two encounters, which Lucy uses as proof that she can be trusted.
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Adaptation Explanation Extrication / int_b9b796cf	comment	Fate/stay night: The anime only follows the Fate route from the visual novel (with some material from Unlimited Blade Works and Heaven's Feel, but only enough to help fill out the episodes and not to spoil the twists of said routes), which never explains the reasons behind Shirou's Martyr Without a Cause tendencies, causing him to come across as an unbelievable idiot. Many other things pop up without full explanation, such as when Shirou conjures the same swords that Archer used (because Archer's actually a potential future possibility of Shirou), or why Sakura was kidnapped by Caster (because she has fragments of the previous War's Grail inside of her body, which Caster intended to use to summon the Grail). The same tendency carries into the Unlimited Blade Works movie, which is very much intended as eye candy for those who played the VN, rather than a work in itself. The nature of Heroic Spirits is never explained, beyond "they're what you summon for the Grail War", making the revelation of Archer's identity into a complete Ass Pull; it preserves the emotional context surrounding Shirou establishing a contract with Rin while replacing the scene itself, making it seem as if Rin turned into a complete bitch for no reason for a single scene and then reverted; among other problems. The series for UBW is better about this, except it doesn't explain why Rin doesn't use her magecraft to free herself when Archer captures her, making it look like she Forgot About Her Powers. The Fate/Zero anime is much better when it comes to this; while there are other reasons for Gilgamesh to be infatuated with Saber, the main one is that she reminds him of Enkidu, his Morality Pet and Only Friend.
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Adaptation Explanation Extrication / int_ba1459fc	comment	Serious Sam: The Second Encounter starts with a cutscene where the ship Sam found at the end of The First Encounter in space, barely making it out of Earth's atmosphere before a bus made out of crates carrying caricatures of Croteam crashes into it and forces it back down. In the HD remakes, this cutscene was removed, leaving almost no explanation for why the ship Sam was taking into space is now on fire and half-embedded into a cliff in ancient South America.
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Adaptation Explanation Extrication / int_bc1dc95a	comment	Sora and co. seem to arrive in Port Royal during the Black Pearl's first attack - except Captain Jack is already out of his cell and trying to get a ship. Jack's debt to Will is still part of the reason he joins the party, but Will's reasons for letting him out in the first place are left kind of hazy.
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Adaptation Explanation Extrication / int_bf23eedd	comment	Fullmetal Alchemist: Fullmetal Alchemist: During the episode where the baby gets born, Ed is furious with himself because he is useless during critical moments. This seems weird because he has no medical experience, so it shouldn't hit him that hard. Turns out, in the manga, Ed actually attempts (and fails) to use alchemy to build a bridge for Dominic to get the doctor. This, of course, makes more sense because it's within Ed's area of expertise. In the manga it's mentioned that Trisha died of an illness going around. In the 2003 anime, her illness isn't discussed, besides it being mentioned that it was likely a long-term illness. In the 2003 anime, Ishvalans have dark skin and red eyes, but their hair is brown or black. In the manga, Ishvalans have white hair on top of having dark skin and red eyes. Scar is the one young Ishvalan who keeps his white hair. As a child he had black hair but it lightened for reasons unspecified. It was grey even before the Ishvalan massacre, so it's unlikely to be due to stress.
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Adaptation Explanation Extrication / int_cae652c	comment	The 2011 adaptation of Hunter Ã— Hunter cuts out Kite's appearance and any mentions of him in the story (safe for his blink-and-youâ€™ll-miss-it silhouette in the first episodeâ€™s narration) and his backstory with Gon is shortened, showing that he saved Gon from a foxbear attack. In the manga and 1999 anime, Kite became a father figure to Gon, is the one who revealed the truth about Ging, and is the reason why Gon wants to be a Hunter to find Ging, which Gon repeatedly mentions in the story. Gon and Killua joining Kite and his team for 1 month exploring the Kakin Fauna is even removed so Gon's seemingly powerful attachment to Kite and rage over his death looks like it came out of nowhere in the Madhouse anime.
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Adaptation Explanation Extrication / int_cb6abea3	comment	Yu-Gi-Oh!: Duel Monsters: In the manga, Shadi meets Yugi before Duelist Kingdom and is challenged to a Shadow Game by Dark Yugi. In the anime, he does this after defeating Pegasus in a Shadow Game duel. This is important because Pegasus explained an evil intelligence within the Millennium Items, causing him to no longer trigger Penalty Games on people. The dubbed version removed the mention that the Duelist Kingdom tournament only lasted 48 hours and the duelists only had until sunset of the second day to gain ten star chips. This was why, after Yugi lost to Kaiba and he took half his star chips, the gang was so hard-pressed to get more for him rather than simply have Yugi find another challenge.
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Adaptation Explanation Extrication / int_ce97a859	comment	In PokÃ©mon Mystery Dungeon: Explorers of Time and Darkness, Luxray can see the team hiding behind a rock using his X-ray vision. He's changed to a Manectric in Explorers of Sky, who senses their presence instead... somehow.
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Adaptation Explanation Extrication / int_d14c3aa1	comment	In the movie, the Stay-Puft Marshmallow Man appears because a demon named Gozer wanted the world destroyed and asked the Ghostbusters to choose the form of the destroyer, then Ray accidentally imagined an advertising mascot from his childhood. In the book, he just appears out of nowhere.
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Adaptation Explanation Extrication / int_d502170c	comment	In PokÃ©mon Sun and Moon, Lusamine had been brainwashed by Nihilego, which caused her to become dangerously obsessed with Ultra Beasts and abusive toward her children Lillie and Gladion, in turn causing them to run away from home. In Ultra Sun and Ultra Moon, Lusamine is no longer brainwashed by Nihilego, so her actions are much more heroic (if a bit extreme) and she isn't abusive toward her children... But Lillie and Gladion still ran away from home for some reason.
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Adaptation Explanation Extrication / int_d5c22e8a	comment	LEGO Jurassic World: The section adapting Jurassic Park III includes the arrival of The Cavalry at the end, but leaves out everything that explains who called them in and how they knew where to go.
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Adaptation Explanation Extrication / int_d5ddd6c1	comment	PokÃ©mon: The Series: In The Birth Of Mewtwo short that accompanies PokÃ©mon: The First Movie, it's never mentioned how Amber died. In the original radio drama it was shown that Amber had died when she was hit by a car. In the games, it's stated that Mewtwo was subjected to various experiments that turned it vicious and mutated him into what he looks like now. No mention of why he looks different from Mew despite being its clone (at least in the anime continuity) is made in the anime. In the games trainers receive money for winning battles and give up money when they lose battles. Due to this being close to gambling, it isn't in the anime. As a result, Ash and his friends have money with no explanation on where they're getting money from. They don't have jobs and they don't get money from battles.
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Adaptation Explanation Extrication / int_d908efc	comment	In Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba, the anime adaptation doesnâ€™t make use of the Lemony Narrator present in the manga, which is mostly fine as the anime can just show instead of telling something, or if itâ€™s really necessary it will have an actual character state that important piece of information. However, there are a few gags in the manga that relied upon the narrator to work, such as the fact explaining how honest the protagonist Tanjiro is to fairly introduce himself to a demon before attacking them, despite how going for a sneak attack would be far more preferable since a demon isnâ€™t really worth being polite to. The anime skipped over explaining why Tanjiro does that. As the anime adaptation went, however, not all pieces of information originally given by the narrator were properly changed to a character thinking or saying that instead; examples include: Red-Light District Arc: Gyutaro actually having full control over Daki's body like she is his marionette isn't outright said, only implicitly by keeping Daki's dialogue that she works better whenever her brother is active by her side, and her final exasperated complaining to Gyutaro that he didn't use her well enough. Swordsmith Village Arc: Yoriichi Type Zero being easily defeated by Muichiro at first had its explanation completely omitted in the anime, the manga stated that Muichiro didn't know the doll has a difficulty level of sorts that could be adjusted to his strength, he ended up breaking it and not having a training session that could have truly benefited him. Hantengu's true level of power embodied by Zohakuten isn't something that could have been used right away, Hantengu's core, Fear, really needed to feel absolutely cornered in order for all his strength to manifest itself, that is literally the narrated explanation given to his powers.
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Adaptation Explanation Extrication / int_dcb07085	comment	The animated adaptation of Soul Music keeps the highly symbolic scene at the beginning when Imp has to choose between going to Ankh-Morpork or going to Quirm. However, it then moves the Quirm College for Young Ladies to Ankh, thereby separating this choice from the fact that, once things have happened differently, he's working near the College.
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Adaptation Explanation Extrication / int_de8f1f24	comment	Kingdom Hearts III: The Kingdom of Corona omits the scene in the mines where Flynn tells Rapunzel his real name. This results in her suddenly calling him Eugene for the second half of the world, with no explanation. Additionally, like in the film, we see Mother Gothel find the satchel with the crown after Rapunzel escapes the tower, but the game omits the scene where she gives it back to her, so Rapunzel having the crown during the lantern scene doesn't make sense. And lastly, since the Stabbington Brothers are Adapted Out, Eugene leaving Rapunzel on the boat therefore goes unexplained and made it seem like he really abandoned her for the tiara. Arendelle cuts huge chunks of the plot of Frozen out aside from the basic Endless Winter rampaging the kingdom which leaves many plot points unexplained. This is especially no more prominent with Hans who is stated to have a great darkness in him for no discernible reason before randomly turning into a Heartless for a Boss Battle
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Adaptation Explanation Extrication / int_de9adde6	comment	Danganronpa: The Animation leaves out large chunks of dialogue that explain the significance of certain clues, but they are still used in the trial scenes. In particular, in case 2, the dialogue that establishes that only one person could conceivably have found out how to destroy the electronic notebooks is left out.
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Adaptation Explanation Extrication / int_e38778a5	comment	Hello, Dolly!: When Horace Vandergelder gets angry enough at Dolly Levi to Full-Name Ultimatum her, he uses her maiden name, Dolly Gallagher. In The Matchmaker, Dolly and Horace were old friends who'd known each other for years before either was married the first time, but none of the references to that aspect of their backstory made it into the musical version.
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Adaptation Explanation Extrication / int_e4d1ce93	comment	Shakugan no Shana: If you only watch the anime adaptation, you might wonder where the Snake of the Festival came from, and what motivated Yuuji to betray the Flame Hazes. This was foreshadowed early in the novels, including the novels that were adapted in the first season. Unfortunately the "minor" plot point of the Snake of the Festival speaking to Yuji through the Midnight Lost Child and talking to him about his goals and how they can be achieved is left out. The first arc of the first season, the Friagne arc, is an adaptation of the first light novel. Unlike the anime, however, the novel is clear that there are two spells in Friagne's Evil Plan: City Devourer, which creates the massive amount of Power of Existence necessary to power the second spell, and said second spell, Resurrection, capable of giving an entity a full existence. It is explicitly stated the creator of Resurrection is the Crimson Denizen Leanan-Sidhe. Friagne also plants the second spell in his ring of fire resistance, Azure. Neither spell is set off before Friagne is killed, so Resurrection remains dormant within Azure. This is why Yuji is able to gain a full existence in Shakugan no Shana Final; the spell to do so was hanging around his neck practically the entire series, and why Leanan-Sidhe was able to change the activation trigger to a kiss; it was his spell in the first place! The first novel also mentioned Bal MasquÃ©'s goal was to create a paradise from Crimson Denizens on Earth, something that evolved into creating an entire duplicate Earth. Viewers of the first and second seasons have no idea what Bal MasquÃ© is after, especially when taking the the first two seasons' Gecko Endings into account, making them come off as a generic Nebulous Evil Organization. Hecate's habit of praying is never explained in the anime, making it come off as a weird character quirk. She's actually communing with the Snake of the Festival, trapped in the Abyss, receiving his instructions for the Psalm of the Grand Order bit by bit. The Psalm of the Grand Order appears in Shakugan no Shana Final as the blueprint to Xanadu and is alluded to in the previous season Shakugan no Shana Second. The allusions, however, are vague and easily missed, which is unfortunate because one, the fact that Sabrac inserted a piece of the Psalm of the Grand Order into the Midnight Lost Child before it translocated to Yuji, is important to understanding how Yuji could hear the Snake of the Festival through the Midnight Lost Child and later merge with him. The Psalm of the Grand Order in the Midnight Lost Child created a Psychic Link between Yuji and the Snake of the Festival, and, with the insertion of yet another part of the Psalm by Sabrac, allows Yuji and the Snake to merge. One of the main complaints about Shakugan no Shana Final was the huge cast that appeared out of nowhere. Many of these characters should have appeared or at least been mentioned in seasons 1 and 2, but the short stories they debuted in were never adapted to the anime. Entire light novels failed to be adapted! Volume XV takes place between the events depicted in season 2 and season 3, introduces even more of the characters seen in Final, and provides even more explanations regarding Yuji's motives (such as his study into RÃ©volution, a defunct organization dedicated to promoting coexistence between Flame Hazes, Crimson Denizens, and humans). Volume X was all about the first Great War, and provide information critical to understanding what the heck happened to Pheles and Johan at the end of Final.
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Adaptation Explanation Extrication / int_e831946a	comment	Coffin Princess Chaika has a Dragoon named Fredrika who took the form of Dominica Å koda's little sister Lucie following the real Lucie's death in an attempt to help Dominica through her grief. It didn't work and Dominica eventually died, so Fredrika started taking the form of Dominica herself to honor her memory. When this is revealed to the main characters following her defeat Fredrika then decides to follow them and look like Lucie instead, but the anime cut Lucie's character and her role in the story completely so she seemingly takes the form of a random girl who just happens to look a bit like Dominica with no explanation.
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Adaptation Explanation Extrication / int_e8595ff9	comment	The Kingdom of Corona omits the scene in the mines where Flynn tells Rapunzel his real name. This results in her suddenly calling him Eugene for the second half of the world, with no explanation. Additionally, like in the film, we see Mother Gothel find the satchel with the crown after Rapunzel escapes the tower, but the game omits the scene where she gives it back to her, so Rapunzel having the crown during the lantern scene doesn't make sense. And lastly, since the Stabbington Brothers are Adapted Out, Eugene leaving Rapunzel on the boat therefore goes unexplained and made it seem like he really abandoned her for the tiara.
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Adaptation Explanation Extrication / int_ea61871e	comment	Justice League: The Flashpoint Paradox ends just like the original Flashpoint comic, with The Flash rebooting history into the New 52 timeline. However, the movie omits how this is possible, since in the original comic, this was caused by Pandora tricking the Flash into merging The DCU with the Vertigo and WildStorm universes. Both Pandora and the merger sequence ended up Adapted Out, so there's no explanation given as to why Flash and Batman suddenly have new costumes at the end of the film, besides the implied possibility of a Close-Enough Timeline.
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Adaptation Explanation Extrication / int_ebfefbc1	comment	More pivotally: the anime Bowdlerises Zeff eating his own leg during Sanji's backstory, leaving zero explanation as to how he survived their stranding when he gave all the available food to Sanji.
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Adaptation Explanation Extrication / int_ed2a7866	comment	The anime of Sword Art Online is a largely faithful adaptation of the light novels, with one exception: Kirito's Inner Monologue is removed almost completely. While there are a few important plot points that become confusing due to this omission, mostly we just lose a few jokes. Internally, he makes constant game references, reveals that he wears mostly black due to a simple fanboyish belief that black is cool, continues using Liz's sword Dark Repulsor simply because he thinks the name dark repulsor means the sword is fated to defeat the final boss, and that he memorized a number of placating lines for if he ever found himself in an Accidental Pervert situation (and promptly forgot them when it actually happened). For a more serious example, we also miss his internal explanations for how he can feel the differences in network traffic his interface is processing when an unseen enemy is targeting him. Without this explanation he appears to using some form of sixth sense when he's actually just monitoring packet data. The denouement of the Phantom Bullet arc omits a fair amount of the exposition on Death Gun's motives and arrest. One somewhat significant detail that was cut out was one thing all of Death Gun's targets had in common- none of them were purely AGI buildsExplanationFor example, Xexeed lied and said to put points into AGI, but he invested enough points in STR to use good guns, while Sinon is a sniper with a STR/VIT build. This is one reason why Death Gun didn't seem interested in killing Yamikaze, who mainly focused on AGI.. In the anime, Suguha's refusal to pursue her cousin/adoptive brother Kazuto seems to be mainly because she knows he doesn't return her feelings and that he's in love with Asuna. While both are true, the light novel also explains that in Japan, relationships between adoptive siblings are taboo, even if relationships between cousins aren't, so Suguha knows that the rest of her family wouldn't approve of her having feelings for Kazuto. While the anime shows Endou and her lackeys trying to extort money from Shino "Sinon" Asada, it doesn't show why they're doing so. The three of them had pretended to befriend Shino, since they'd learned that Shino lived alone and they could use her apartment to throw parties. When Shino had enough and called the police, Endou retaliated by revealing Shiho's traumatic past- killing a robber with a gun to save her mother- to the entire school, then started demanding money from Shino. It also avoids discussing an important part of Shino's personality- she does want friends, but she's understandably wary of being taken advantage of, and is thus slow to trust others.
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Adaptation Explanation Extrication / int_f10619d8	comment	Tales of the Abyss's anime suffers from this a lot, despite otherwise being a faithful adaption. Some situations are not properly foreshadowed or even explained, so they come completely out of nowhere and/or don't make any sense to people not familiar with the video game. Case in point: It's never explained why Ion dies if he reads the Planet Score. He just does. In the game, this was explained properly, especially in skits. They also removed some sub plots such as Luke being trained in using his hyperresonance by Tear which also handles Tear's relationship with her mentor Legretta in flashbacks and shows Luke and Tear growing close and thus making their romance more natural and believable.
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Adaptation Explanation Extrication / int_f6a54e75	comment	The Kingdom Hearts series is a frequent victim of this due to how certain worlds chop up the Disney movies during the adaptation process. Kingdom Hearts II: Sora and co. seem to arrive in Port Royal during the Black Pearl's first attack - except Captain Jack is already out of his cell and trying to get a ship. Jack's debt to Will is still part of the reason he joins the party, but Will's reasons for letting him out in the first place are left kind of hazy. Gets even more complicated with Atlantica: how the heck did Eric find out Ariel's name? Kiss The Girl never happened because Sebastian was speaking with King Triton at the time, and the Almost Kiss came naturally. Kingdom Hearts III: The Kingdom of Corona omits the scene in the mines where Flynn tells Rapunzel his real name. This results in her suddenly calling him Eugene for the second half of the world, with no explanation. Additionally, like in the film, we see Mother Gothel find the satchel with the crown after Rapunzel escapes the tower, but the game omits the scene where she gives it back to her, so Rapunzel having the crown during the lantern scene doesn't make sense. And lastly, since the Stabbington Brothers are Adapted Out, Eugene leaving Rapunzel on the boat therefore goes unexplained and made it seem like he really abandoned her for the tiara. Arendelle cuts huge chunks of the plot of Frozen out aside from the basic Endless Winter rampaging the kingdom which leaves many plot points unexplained. This is especially no more prominent with Hans who is stated to have a great darkness in him for no discernible reason before randomly turning into a Heartless for a Boss Battle
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Persona 5: The Animation / int_794f3589	type	Adaptation Explanation Extrication
RWBY: Ice Queendom / int_794f3589	type	Adaptation Explanation Extrication
Rebuild of Evangelion / int_794f3589	type	Adaptation Explanation Extrication
Tales from Earthsea / int_794f3589	type	Adaptation Explanation Extrication
The iDOLM@STER / int_794f3589	type	Adaptation Explanation Extrication
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Sin City (Comic Book) / int_794f3589	type	Adaptation Explanation Extrication
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Carrie (2013) / int_794f3589	type	Adaptation Explanation Extrication
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Dune (1984) / int_794f3589	type	Adaptation Explanation Extrication
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Eat, Pray, Love / int_794f3589	type	Adaptation Explanation Extrication
Edge of Tomorrow / int_794f3589	type	Adaptation Explanation Extrication
Ender's Game / int_794f3589	type	Adaptation Explanation Extrication
Flowers in the Attic (1987) / int_794f3589	type	Adaptation Explanation Extrication
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Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince / int_794f3589	type	Adaptation Explanation Extrication
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It (1990) / int_794f3589	type	Adaptation Explanation Extrication
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Jurassic Park (1993) / int_794f3589	type	Adaptation Explanation Extrication
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Little Women (2019) / int_794f3589	type	Adaptation Explanation Extrication
Live and Let Die / int_794f3589	type	Adaptation Explanation Extrication
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My Sister's Keeper / int_794f3589	type	Adaptation Explanation Extrication
Oliver! / int_794f3589	type	Adaptation Explanation Extrication
Patriot Games / int_794f3589	type	Adaptation Explanation Extrication
Percy Jackson and the Olympians / int_794f3589	type	Adaptation Explanation Extrication
Planet Terror / int_794f3589	type	Adaptation Explanation Extrication
Pollyanna (1960) / int_794f3589	type	Adaptation Explanation Extrication
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Presumed Innocent / int_794f3589	type	Adaptation Explanation Extrication
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Scott Pilgrim vs. The World / int_794f3589	type	Adaptation Explanation Extrication
She (1965) / int_794f3589	type	Adaptation Explanation Extrication
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X-Men Origins: Wolverine / int_794f3589	type	Adaptation Explanation Extrication
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Mommie Dearest / int_794f3589	type	Adaptation Explanation Extrication
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Pocket Monsters: The Animation / int_794f3589	type	Adaptation Explanation Extrication
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Shakugan no Shana / int_794f3589	type	Adaptation Explanation Extrication
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Super Cub / int_794f3589	type	Adaptation Explanation Extrication
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The Devil is a Part-Timer! / int_794f3589	type	Adaptation Explanation Extrication
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The Rising of the Shield Hero / int_794f3589	type	Adaptation Explanation Extrication
The Tatami Galaxy / int_794f3589	type	Adaptation Explanation Extrication
The Testament of Sister New Devil / int_794f3589	type	Adaptation Explanation Extrication
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Black Butler (Manga) / int_794f3589	type	Adaptation Explanation Extrication
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To Love Ru (Manga) / int_794f3589	type	Adaptation Explanation Extrication
Tokyo Ghoul (Manga) / int_794f3589	type	Adaptation Explanation Extrication
Unico (Manga) / int_794f3589	type	Adaptation Explanation Extrication
Val × Love (Manga) / int_794f3589	type	Adaptation Explanation Extrication
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RiffTrax (Podcast) / int_794f3589	type	Adaptation Explanation Extrication
A Series of Unfortunate Events (2017) / int_794f3589	type	Adaptation Explanation Extrication
American Gods (2017) / int_794f3589	type	Adaptation Explanation Extrication
And Then There Were None (2015) / int_794f3589	type	Adaptation Explanation Extrication
Archive 81 / int_794f3589	type	Adaptation Explanation Extrication
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Chernobyl / int_794f3589	type	Adaptation Explanation Extrication
Good Omens (2019) / int_794f3589	type	Adaptation Explanation Extrication
Guardian (2018) / int_794f3589	type	Adaptation Explanation Extrication
Legend of the Seeker / int_794f3589	type	Adaptation Explanation Extrication
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Lockwood & Co. (2023) / int_794f3589	type	Adaptation Explanation Extrication
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One Piece (2023) / int_794f3589	type	Adaptation Explanation Extrication
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Ladies in Black (Theatre) / int_794f3589	type	Adaptation Explanation Extrication
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LEGO Harry Potter (Video Game) / int_794f3589	type	Adaptation Explanation Extrication
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LEGO Jurassic World (Video Game) / int_794f3589	type	Adaptation Explanation Extrication
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One-Punch Man (Webcomic) / int_794f3589	type	Adaptation Explanation Extrication
Alice in Wonderland / int_794f3589	type	Adaptation Explanation Extrication
Asterix Versus Caesar / int_794f3589	type	Adaptation Explanation Extrication
Batman: The Long Halloween / int_794f3589	type	Adaptation Explanation Extrication
Batman vs. The Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles / int_794f3589	type	Adaptation Explanation Extrication
BIONICLE: Mask of Light / int_794f3589	type	Adaptation Explanation Extrication
Charlotte's Web / int_794f3589	type	Adaptation Explanation Extrication
Dodo / int_794f3589	type	Adaptation Explanation Extrication
Dragonlance: Dragons of Autumn Twilight / int_794f3589	type	Adaptation Explanation Extrication
George Shrinks / int_794f3589	type	Adaptation Explanation Extrication
Iron Man: The Animated Series / int_794f3589	type	Adaptation Explanation Extrication
Justice League: Doom / int_794f3589	type	Adaptation Explanation Extrication
Justice League: The Flashpoint Paradox / int_794f3589	type	Adaptation Explanation Extrication
Kulipari: An Army of Frogs / int_794f3589	type	Adaptation Explanation Extrication
Ladybug & Cat Noir: The Movie / int_794f3589	type	Adaptation Explanation Extrication
Les Légendaires / int_794f3589	type	Adaptation Explanation Extrication
Monster Beach / int_794f3589	type	Adaptation Explanation Extrication
SpacePOP / int_794f3589	type	Adaptation Explanation Extrication
Spider-Man: The Animated Series / int_794f3589	type	Adaptation Explanation Extrication
The Breadwinner / int_794f3589	type	Adaptation Explanation Extrication
The Cuphead Show! / int_794f3589	type	Adaptation Explanation Extrication
The Goddess Of Spring / int_794f3589	type	Adaptation Explanation Extrication
The LEGO Movie / int_794f3589	type	Adaptation Explanation Extrication
The Little Matchgirl (2006) / int_794f3589	type	Adaptation Explanation Extrication
The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh / int_794f3589	type	Adaptation Explanation Extrication
The New Adventures of He-Man / int_794f3589	type	Adaptation Explanation Extrication
The Princess and the Frog / int_794f3589	type	Adaptation Explanation Extrication
The Return of the King / int_794f3589	type	Adaptation Explanation Extrication
The Secret of NIMH / int_794f3589	type	Adaptation Explanation Extrication
Thumbelina (1994) / int_794f3589	type	Adaptation Explanation Extrication
Digimon Adventure 02 / int_794f3589	type	Adaptation Explanation Extrication
Cibus Esculentus Madoka Magica / Fan Fic / int_794f3589	type	Adaptation Explanation Extrication
Congo / int_794f3589	type	Adaptation Explanation Extrication
Noob (Franchise) / int_794f3589	type	Adaptation Explanation Extrication
Place to Place (Manga) / int_794f3589	type	Adaptation Explanation Extrication

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