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Disabled in the Adaptation

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Disabled in the Adaptation	comment	In adaptations sometimes characters are given disabilities, both physical and mental, that were not in the original work. The reason for this differs from work to work. One reason could be because the adaptation's writers don't believe the characters should be so unscathed from their adventures. Another reason could be in order to provoke more drama. In the case of mental illness, this often (but not always) relates to an Adaptational Angst Upgrade, though it is by no means limited to it. "Disabled AUs" are a popular type of fan-work as a result. In some rarer cases, it is due to the actor chosen for the role being disabled in real life, causing it to be written into the story. The inversion would be Abled in the Adaptation. Sub-trope to Adaptational Diversity. Compare to Written-In Infirmity, when a character is given a specific disability because the actor portraying that character has the same condition. Can also be as minor as wearing glasses, which is often treated as a purely aesthetic choice.
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Disabled in the Adaptation / int_10401be7	comment	Batman: The Telltale Series: If Bruce decides to not unmask himself when asked to by Lady Arkham in the climax of Season 1, Alfred will lose an eye in the ensuing fight, which carries over to Season 2.
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Disabled in the Adaptation / int_119af31d	comment	Batman: Earth One reveals its version of Alfred lost his right leg and replaced it with a prosthetic.
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Disabled in the Adaptation / int_15a54b18	comment	Disney Kingdoms: In the first Figment series, Blair Mercurial wears glasses until becoming the Dreamfinder. In the original Journey into Imagination ride, he has no issues with his eyesight.
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Disabled in the Adaptation / int_19fd7e5d	comment	Spider-Girl is set in the Marvel Comics 2 universe, where her father eventually retired after losing a leg in battle.
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Disabled in the Adaptation / int_1aa9d9f4	comment	Batman (1966) sees Alfred needing to wear glasses, whereas in the comics Alfred doesn't.
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Disabled in the Adaptation / int_1ae51709	comment	The Mr. Men Show has three characters that wear glasses unlike they did in the book; Miss Whoops, Mr. Nervous and Mr. Persnickety/Pernickety/Fussy (though in the latter's case, he can still see sometimes without them). There was an entire episode dedicated to them "Eyeglasses" due to them being the only ones wearing permanent glasses. This is likely done to show some characters with glasses as the characters brought from the books don't wear them.
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Disabled in the Adaptation / int_1c334568	comment	Two surviving characters from the source material, Sophia Peletier and Carl Grimes, both die in the show by becoming walkers.
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Disabled in the Adaptation / int_1db3faa4	comment	In the comics, the accident that turned Otto Octavius into Doctor Octopus only resulted in the grafting of a harness with four robotic tentacles to him and only becoming an Evil Cripple through years of battle. Ultimate Spider-Man sees the accident itself be the cause for Octavius becoming paralyzed, needing his tentacles just for the sake of moving until season 4, where Ock injects himself with nanites to rebuild his body.
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Disabled in the Adaptation / int_21795cc3	comment	Lex Luthor clearly suffers from a form of mental disorder in addition to being a sociopath, which is traditionally what he is in the comics and most media.
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Disabled in the Adaptation / int_221f2dd9	comment	In the Childhood's End miniseries Milo Rodericks is in a wheelchair when introduced, though the Overlords cure that easily enough. His book equivalent Jan never was paralyzed.
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Disabled in the Adaptation / int_2a8d8e6f	comment	Gotham sees the Penguin walk with a limp because of an injury to his right leg and its final season sees him lose his right eye and replace it with a fake one. This doesn't slow him down in the slightest.
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Disabled in the Adaptation / int_2bbd9eed	comment	Spider-Man: Miles Morales: Ganke Lee is shown wearing glasses, unlike his comics counterpart. Rick Mason is also shown needing to wear glasses, as well as being afflicted by a condition causing his bone marrow to deteriorate.
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Disabled in the Adaptation / int_2c521aa9	comment	Coach Daigo Inokuma from Attack No. 1 can't use one of his arms in the anime adaptation since he trained way too hard in college. But in the manga, both arms are fine.
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Disabled in the Adaptation / int_2d316ba2	comment	In Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (2003), Leonardo loses a chunk of his shell after he is accidentally stabbed by Karai, a wound that never happens to him in the original comics. This is a metaphor for the PTSD he developed- after all, the original name for PTSD was "shell shock".
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Disabled in the Adaptation / int_2e3e7ac2	comment	Justice League would see the Trickster as having a mental illness, being so out of touch with reality, he didn't realize he was in costume until it was pointed out to him.
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Disabled in the Adaptation / int_2e9ef429	comment	Batman: Arkham Series: The Penguin during the events of City and Knight features a vent in his neck and a beer bottle jammed into his left eye in place of his traditional monocle. The Calendar Man is an Evil Cripple, his right leg being shorter than his left and wearing a brace and elevated shoe to compensate. Much like Michael Gough and Alan Napier's versions, Alfred is shown wearing glasses in Knight. Like in Suicide Squad (2016), Harley argues with voices in her head, as shown in the bonus mission in Knight where she is playable.
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Disabled in the Adaptation / int_2ebbb6fc	comment	G.I. Joe: Renegades: Most versions of General Hawk give him the use of both eyes. In Renegades, General Abernathy is shown wearing a patch over his right eye, suggesting at the least that he's lost the vision in it. As part of the rather lax dress code of the original team, Airtight wore a hazmat suit to protect himself. In Renegades, he's infected with an infectious disease by Cobra and wear the suit to protect others from his condition. Most of the time, Cobra Commander is in good health. In Renegades, some of his actions are motivated by the fact he's shown as dealing with a disease and when it's introduced, the series version of his iconic silver faceplate is reimagined as a breathing mask.
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Disabled in the Adaptation / int_2efd38a0	comment	My Adventures with Superman: The show depicts Jor-El with an eyepatch, a trait that he's never had in other variations. Vicki Vale wears glasses in this series, despite having never worn glasses in the comics.
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Disabled in the Adaptation / int_31963efd	comment	Captain Laserhawk: A Blood Dragon Remix: Both Sam Fisher and Marcus Holloway sport disabilities that they never had in their home franchises. Sam Fisher is a double amputee missing both legs below the knee, while Marcus Holloway is blind in his left eye.
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Disabled in the Adaptation / int_35c619e2	comment	In contrast to many Green Arrow stories and adaptations, Oliver Queen's PTSD from his time away from home is heavily emphasized.
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Disabled in the Adaptation / int_35f1d3fb	comment	G.I. Joe: G.I. Joe: Renegades: Most versions of General Hawk give him the use of both eyes. In Renegades, General Abernathy is shown wearing a patch over his right eye, suggesting at the least that he's lost the vision in it. As part of the rather lax dress code of the original team, Airtight wore a hazmat suit to protect himself. In Renegades, he's infected with an infectious disease by Cobra and wear the suit to protect others from his condition. Most of the time, Cobra Commander is in good health. In Renegades, some of his actions are motivated by the fact he's shown as dealing with a disease and when it's introduced, the series version of his iconic silver faceplate is reimagined as a breathing mask. In G.I. Joe Extreme, Lt. Stone had both arms. In G.I. Joe: Sigma 6, his left arm, lost in battle with Cobra, was replaced with a cybernetic one.
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Disabled in the Adaptation / int_36570e3	comment	Harry Osborn is shown wearing glasses in some pictures. Additionally, much like in The Amazing Spider-Man 2, Harry is terminally-ill, which forms the crux of the plot (only in this case, it's the same disease his mother had, though Norman is still trying to cure it).
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Disabled in the Adaptation / int_3717ea4a	comment	DC Animated Universe: Batman: The Animated Series: The Penguin takes after his Batman Returns incarnation in having syndactyly (fused fingers). While the Art Evolution in TNBA would see the Penguin have normal hands again, it's unclear if it's just an artistic choice or if the Penguin had corrective surgery at some point. While the B: TAS Mr. Freeze suffers the same condition his comic counterpart had that results in him needing a suit to keep himself below zero to survive, in The New Batman Adventures, it's shown to have taken a toll on his body, resulting in him becoming a disembodied head with robotic legs. In the comics, Freeze's body is still intact. In the Superman comics, both General Zod and Jax-Ur have the use of both eyes. When both were fused into the Jax-Ur of Superman: The Animated Series, his design included a patch over his right eye. Justice League would see the Trickster as having a mental illness, being so out of touch with reality, he didn't realize he was in costume until it was pointed out to him.
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Disabled in the Adaptation / int_38ce5997	comment	The Female/Kimiko in The Boys (2019) had selective mutism in the comic, but in the series, it was upgraded to full mutism as a result of psychological trauma from being kidnapped by terrorists.
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Disabled in the Adaptation / int_39bd4a10	comment	In this version, Slade Wilson kills his Evil Former Friend Billy Wintergreen by a brutal Moe Greene Special. Wintergreen never lost an eye in the comics.
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Disabled in the Adaptation / int_40b310c3	comment	In Dumbing of Age Joyce, who didn't wear glasses in the Walkyverse, ends up getting glasses in the second semester, to her anguish. Presumably in the Walkyverse the Head Alien corrected her eyesight before it got bad enough to merit glasses.
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Disabled in the Adaptation / int_410e0114	comment	The Last of Us (2023): The game's version of Sam is not deaf. Like his actor, his character is deaf in the series, forcing him to communicate by writing with anybody but Henry, since they don't know sign language. He is also a leukemia survivor, where the game's Sam had no hint of ever having any serious illness prior to the game.
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Disabled in the Adaptation / int_435ad625	comment	Runaways (2017): Gert takes medication for anxiety, a condition that she did not have in the comics. The adaptation also gives Victor Stein brain cancer, whereas he was perfectly healthy in the original comics.
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Disabled in the Adaptation / int_4737c653	comment	Elementary: Sherlock's drug usage from the books is treated as a serious issue. He meets Joan when he's trying to get sober. Also, in a later season, Sherlock is diagnosed with post-concussion syndrome. There are some implications that Sherlock might be on the autism spectrum, but it's has been kept ambiguous (with much lampshading). The final episode has a Wham Line that reveals Joan has cancer, though it's gone into remission by the timeskip at the very end of the episode.
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Disabled in the Adaptation / int_4b790c7b	comment	In Iron Man 3, Tony suffers from Post Traumatic Stress Disorder after the events of the Avengers film. Tony doesn't suffer PTSD in the comics. They allude in the first two films without mentioning it to the disability Tony has in the comics: he's an alcoholic. (Specifically, in Iron Man 2 he becomes an alcoholic because of stress from the fact that he's dying. Both problems are fixed by the climax.)
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Disabled in the Adaptation / int_4f6709cf	comment	Spider-Man (PS4): Harry Osborn is shown wearing glasses in some pictures. Additionally, much like in The Amazing Spider-Man 2, Harry is terminally-ill, which forms the crux of the plot (only in this case, it's the same disease his mother had, though Norman is still trying to cure it). Also, Doctor Octopus is suffering from a neurological disease which will eventually render his body immobile while his mind will remain functional. Which is why he's desperate to perfect his cybernetic tentacles, and why he's so horrified at the idea of being sent to jail and deprived of them, which will leave him confined to his useless body. Spider-Man: Miles Morales: Ganke Lee is shown wearing glasses, unlike his comics counterpart. Rick Mason is also shown needing to wear glasses, as well as being afflicted by a condition causing his bone marrow to deteriorate.
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Disabled in the Adaptation / int_52252d02	comment	Litterbox Comics: Vincent is a calico, even though calicos in real life are exclusively female unless the male has Klinefelter Syndrome (XXY chromosomes, which leads to infertility, lower testosterone, and mild intersex traits). Chesca Hause simply established that the boy has this condition even though her real-life son does not.
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Disabled in the Adaptation / int_54cee29a	comment	Percy Jackson and the Olympians: In the books, Chiron is an able-bodied centaur and uses a wheelchair to hide his centaur legs while undercover. Here, he has a brace on his left back leg, so his wheelchair isn't just a cover. The creators have confirmed this is a war injury, though it will just be a detail during Season 1.
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Disabled in the Adaptation / int_569093cc	comment	Della Duck from DuckTales (2017) had their left leg amputated and replaced with a prosthetic, something that never happened to their comic counterpart. The producers stated a major reason for their inclusion is to raise awareness of amputees.
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Disabled in the Adaptation / int_57ec1e6a	comment	The failed Toon Makersâ€™ Sailor Moon pilot put Sailor Mercury in a wheelchair. In the original anime and manga, she is able-bodied.
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Disabled in the Adaptation / int_5f19d1f2	comment	In Black Widow, Taskmaster is turned from a male mercenary with photographic mimicry powers to the daughter of the Red Room's leader, who lost physical mobility when Black Widow attempted to assassinate her father. The Taskmaster suit is what allows her to move and physically mimic her opponents.
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Disabled in the Adaptation / int_607f6b7	comment	Despite his name, Dr. Claw from Inspector Gadget did not have a claw in the original cartoon. He just wore spiked gauntlets on his hands. In the 1999 film, the explosion Sanford Scolex set off to kill John Brown (the future Gadget) caused a bowling ball in Brown's car to fly into the air and land on Scolex's left hand, crushing it beyond repair. The hand was amputated and replaced by a large, mechanical pincer.
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Disabled in the Adaptation / int_638718bd	comment	The Gifted: Polaris is depicted as suffering from bipolar disorder. While her comic book counterpart has suffered some sort of mental disorder, it hasn't been actually specified which one.
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The Gifted (2017)	hasFeature	Disabled in the Adaptation / int_638718bd
Disabled in the Adaptation / int_69d15cc0	type	Disabled in the Adaptation
Disabled in the Adaptation / int_69d15cc0	comment	Marvel Cinematic Universe TV shows: The Punisher (2017): Curtis Hoyle was an able-bodied man in the comics. In the show, however, he's lost his left leg below the knee from an IED and wears a prosthetic. It doesn't really do much to affect Curtis's contributions. Runaways (2017): Gert takes medication for anxiety, a condition that she did not have in the comics. The adaptation also gives Victor Stein brain cancer, whereas he was perfectly healthy in the original comics. In the comics, Echo is deaf but otherwise able-bodied. In Hawkeye, she also has a prosthetic leg (her actress Alaqua Cox is an amputee who uses one in real life).
Disabled in the Adaptation / int_69d15cc0	featureApplicability	1.0
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Marvel Cinematic Universe (Franchise)	hasFeature	Disabled in the Adaptation / int_69d15cc0
Disabled in the Adaptation / int_6c47db4e	type	Disabled in the Adaptation
Disabled in the Adaptation / int_6c47db4e	comment	Dynasty Warriors: Wei Yan has a speech impairment where he tends to talk in phrase. There's no evidence in the historical records and Romance of the Three Kingdoms (which the games are based on) that he suffers from a speech impairment. In the games, Guo Huai is portrayed as a sickly man who keeps on coughing. According to Word of God, he's very workaholic when fighting loyally for Wei that it exhausts his body. Historically, he was only sick in two major events which are the campaign in Mt. Dingjun and Cao Pi's coronation. Some games in the series depict Xiahou Dun as always having his Eyepatch of Power, even in events before the battle of Xiapi, where he actually lost his eye.
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Dynasty Warriors (Video Game)	hasFeature	Disabled in the Adaptation / int_6c47db4e
Disabled in the Adaptation / int_6cd3b44f	type	Disabled in the Adaptation
Disabled in the Adaptation / int_6cd3b44f	comment	The Black Lagoon manga sees Roberta coming out of "El Baile De La Muerte" physically intact. The anime sees the climax of its adaptation, "Roberta's Blood Trail", result in Roberta losing her right eye, the index and middle fingers of her right hand, her right leg, and left arm.
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Black Lagoon (Manga)	hasFeature	Disabled in the Adaptation / int_6cd3b44f
Disabled in the Adaptation / int_6d2a11dc	type	Disabled in the Adaptation
Disabled in the Adaptation / int_6d2a11dc	comment	The My Little Pony in a Nutshell version of "Student Counsel" portrays Starlight (or Stoplight) as suffering from memory loss caused by constant teleporting. In the original version of the episode, she was simply distracted by her responsibilities and becoming forgetful in a more mundane manner.
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My Little Pony in a Nutshell (Web Video)	hasFeature	Disabled in the Adaptation / int_6d2a11dc
Disabled in the Adaptation / int_6e0f8ae8	type	Disabled in the Adaptation
Disabled in the Adaptation / int_6e0f8ae8	comment	At the start of Blood-C: The Last Dark, Saya arrives in Tokyo with her left eye, which was shot by Fumito at the end of the TV series, is fully healed thanks to her regenerative abilities as an Elder Bairns. However in the manga, her eye is covered with a bandage after arriving in Tokyo and she removes it when she's in Watanuki's shop, revealing that her eye is restored.
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Blood-C: The Last Dark	hasFeature	Disabled in the Adaptation / int_6e0f8ae8
Disabled in the Adaptation / int_6e859048	type	Disabled in the Adaptation
Disabled in the Adaptation / int_6e859048	comment	Big Hero 6 shows Honey Lemon wearing glasses, something her comics counterpart doesn't need.
Disabled in the Adaptation / int_6e859048	featureApplicability	1.0
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Big Hero 6	hasFeature	Disabled in the Adaptation / int_6e859048
Disabled in the Adaptation / int_7291539d	type	Disabled in the Adaptation
Disabled in the Adaptation / int_7291539d	comment	The Penguin during the events of City and Knight features a vent in his neck and a beer bottle jammed into his left eye in place of his traditional monocle.
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Disabled in the Adaptation / int_7291539d	featureConfidence	1.0
Batman: Arkham City (Video Game)	hasFeature	Disabled in the Adaptation / int_7291539d
Disabled in the Adaptation / int_73a9c933	type	Disabled in the Adaptation
Disabled in the Adaptation / int_73a9c933	comment	The Walking Dead: Two surviving characters from the source material, Sophia Peletier and Carl Grimes, both die in the show by becoming walkers. In the source material, Hershel dies with his entire body intact. In the show, he loses his right leg in the Season 3 premiere before getting beheaded in the following season. Interestingly, both mutilations actually belonged to two different characters in the comics. The left leg amputation actually belonged to Dale (see above), while the beheading belonged to Tyreese. In the comics, Bob is alive and well. In the show, his left leg was chopped-off by cannibals and he dies a few hours later. Much like Hershel, this arc originally belonged to Dale in the comics. As mentioned above, Tyreese dies in the comics by getting beheaded. While the mutilation is less severe in the show (he got his arm chopped-off instead), it was done so because he got bitten. However, said infection, in addition to the pain that was heightened by the Life-or-Limb Decision, directly led to his death. The show's version of Ron goes through a severe case of Sanity Slippage after Rick kills his Asshole Victim of a father. In the comics, Ron is still a Love Martyr for his father, but more-or-less remains a sane kid till his death. In the comics, Denise dies because she refuses to have her infected arm chopped off. In the show, she dies due to a severe Moe Greene Special. Denise's aforementioned death in the show actually belonged to Abraham in the source material. So how did Abraham die on the show? By getting his head repeatedly whacked by a barbwire-laced baseball bat until it's nothing more than a pile of mush.
Disabled in the Adaptation / int_73a9c933	featureApplicability	1.0
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TheWalkingDead	hasFeature	Disabled in the Adaptation / int_73a9c933
Disabled in the Adaptation / int_7466d203	type	Disabled in the Adaptation
Disabled in the Adaptation / int_7466d203	comment	In a 2015 production of Spring Awakening, many of the major characters were played by deaf performers while hearing people would translate their sign language.
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Disabled in the Adaptation / int_7466d203	featureConfidence	1.0
Spring Awakening (Theatre)	hasFeature	Disabled in the Adaptation / int_7466d203
Disabled in the Adaptation / int_760edaae	type	Disabled in the Adaptation
Disabled in the Adaptation / int_760edaae	comment	In Ant-Man and the Wasp, Ghost, instead of inventing a suit that turns them intangible, is affected with quantum instability, which causes her severe chronic pain and will eventually kill her if not cured. The suit helps her control her condition. Like Taskmaster above, this character is also gender flipped.
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Ant-Man and the Wasp	hasFeature	Disabled in the Adaptation / int_760edaae
Disabled in the Adaptation / int_77582c7b	type	Disabled in the Adaptation
Disabled in the Adaptation / int_77582c7b	comment	X-Men: Days of Future Past: Bolivar Trask is able-bodied in the comics but played by Peter Dinklage (who has dwarfism) in the film.
Disabled in the Adaptation / int_77582c7b	featureApplicability	1.0
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X-Men: Days of Future Past	hasFeature	Disabled in the Adaptation / int_77582c7b
Disabled in the Adaptation / int_791f9a4a	type	Disabled in the Adaptation
Disabled in the Adaptation / int_791f9a4a	comment	Bubblegum Crisis: Tokyo 2040: Slyia in the OVA was, for the most part, sane. Her 2040 counterpart, possibly as a result of her father using her brain in an experiment for the development of Boomer technology, is shown to suffer from mental instability. In the OVA Quincy seemed to be perfectly fine (though on two occasions, he was shown using robotic doubles to avoid dangerous situations). His 2040 counterpart was hooked up to a throne with life support equipment.
Disabled in the Adaptation / int_791f9a4a	featureApplicability	1.0
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Bubblegum Crisis	hasFeature	Disabled in the Adaptation / int_791f9a4a
Disabled in the Adaptation / int_7aaf9e41	type	Disabled in the Adaptation
Disabled in the Adaptation / int_7aaf9e41	comment	Downplayed with Cassandra Cain. In the Batman comics, her initial inability to talk was the result of her father David Cain refusing to teach her how to do so, but she was still capable of learning and doing so. In the show, Lady Shiva mutilated Cassandra's vocal cords just to ensure she couldn't talk.
Disabled in the Adaptation / int_7aaf9e41	featureApplicability	1.0
Disabled in the Adaptation / int_7aaf9e41	featureConfidence	1.0
Batman (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Disabled in the Adaptation / int_7aaf9e41
Disabled in the Adaptation / int_7e9f05a0	type	Disabled in the Adaptation
Disabled in the Adaptation / int_7e9f05a0	comment	Peter Dinklage again in Cyrano: the title character of the original play, Cyrano de Bergerac, has a normal size and his lifelong angst is solely about his big nose. That has been changed to dwarfism for The Musical this film is based on, which already starred Dinklage.
Disabled in the Adaptation / int_7e9f05a0	featureApplicability	1.0
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Cyrano	hasFeature	Disabled in the Adaptation / int_7e9f05a0
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Disabled in the Adaptation / int_7f2bc1f1	comment	Billy Batson and the Magic of Shazam changes Freddy's disability so that he uses a wheelchair instead of crutches.
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Disabled in the Adaptation / int_7f2bc1f1	featureConfidence	1.0
Billy Batson and the Magic of Shazam (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Disabled in the Adaptation / int_7f2bc1f1
Disabled in the Adaptation / int_7f2f5e71	type	Disabled in the Adaptation
Disabled in the Adaptation / int_7f2f5e71	comment	Subverted in The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess (2016). Link gets his left arm sliced off by King Bulblin, but fortunately, Ordona uses her powers to heal him.
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The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess (2016) (Manga)	hasFeature	Disabled in the Adaptation / int_7f2f5e71
Disabled in the Adaptation / int_80dfc3db	type	Disabled in the Adaptation
Disabled in the Adaptation / int_80dfc3db	comment	Green Lantern (2011) depicts Tom Kalmaku as wearing glasses, when he never had to in the comics.
Disabled in the Adaptation / int_80dfc3db	featureApplicability	1.0
Disabled in the Adaptation / int_80dfc3db	featureConfidence	1.0
Green Lantern (2011)	hasFeature	Disabled in the Adaptation / int_80dfc3db
Disabled in the Adaptation / int_865ba491	type	Disabled in the Adaptation
Disabled in the Adaptation / int_865ba491	comment	The Age of Apocalypse's backstory involves Wolverine's counterpart Weapon X and Cyclops maiming each other during a battle, respectively losing a hand and an eye.
Disabled in the Adaptation / int_865ba491	featureApplicability	1.0
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Age of Apocalypse (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Disabled in the Adaptation / int_865ba491
Disabled in the Adaptation / int_87ffda3d	type	Disabled in the Adaptation
Disabled in the Adaptation / int_87ffda3d	comment	The novelization of Final Crisis shows Dan Turpin slip into a coma as a result of Darkseid possessing him and the Black Racer's subsequent exorcism of him. The expanded version of the original comics (in the later collected editions) shows Turpin not only survived, but though dazed briefly, he was still awake.
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Final Crisis (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Disabled in the Adaptation / int_87ffda3d
Disabled in the Adaptation / int_88383ee7	type	Disabled in the Adaptation
Disabled in the Adaptation / int_88383ee7	comment	Fullmetal Alchemist (2003) added a few notable ones that weren't present in the source material: In the manga, Paninya lost her legs as a child and had them replaced with automail prosthetics. In the anime, one of her arms was also replaced with a prosthetic in addition to her legs. The anime has Rose Thomas, as a result of being an Ascended Extra, given a storyline where she suffers from severe depression and anxiety. Scar loses both of his arms before performing a Heroic Sacrifice. In the source material, he survives the series with his body intact. Roy Mustang loses his left eye in the anime's Grand Finale. In the manga, he loses his sight for some time, but his eyes remain intact and he regains his sight. Mustang's depression and PTSD are also given more focus, which causes him to have signs of alcoholism. Edward zig-zags this. In the anime's Grand Finale, he briefly regains his lost arm and leg before performing a Heroic Sacrifice to bring Al back, which results in Ed being sent to an Alternate Universe where he once again loses his restored limbs. The source material's Grand Finale has Ed getting his arm restored. In the 2003 anime, Edward also has some PTSD symptoms that he mostly lacks in the manga.
Disabled in the Adaptation / int_88383ee7	featureApplicability	1.0
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Fullmetal Alchemist (2003)	hasFeature	Disabled in the Adaptation / int_88383ee7
Disabled in the Adaptation / int_8b4e057	type	Disabled in the Adaptation
Disabled in the Adaptation / int_8b4e057	comment	Goushi, the Black Ranger from Kyōryū Sentai Zyuranger, has a complete set of fingers. While not focused on, Walter Emanuel Jones, who played Goushi's counterpart Zack in Mighty Morphin' Power Rangers, was missing his left middle finger.
Disabled in the Adaptation / int_8b4e057	featureApplicability	1.0
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Kyōryū Sentai Zyuranger	hasFeature	Disabled in the Adaptation / int_8b4e057
Disabled in the Adaptation / int_8df5521b	type	Disabled in the Adaptation
Disabled in the Adaptation / int_8df5521b	comment	In the Superman comics, both General Zod and Jax-Ur have the use of both eyes. When both were fused into the Jax-Ur of Superman: The Animated Series, his design included a patch over his right eye.
Disabled in the Adaptation / int_8df5521b	featureApplicability	1.0
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Superman (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Disabled in the Adaptation / int_8df5521b
Disabled in the Adaptation / int_8e3044fa	type	Disabled in the Adaptation
Disabled in the Adaptation / int_8e3044fa	comment	In the comics, Echo is deaf but otherwise able-bodied. In Hawkeye, she also has a prosthetic leg (her actress Alaqua Cox is an amputee who uses one in real life).
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Hawkeye (2021)	hasFeature	Disabled in the Adaptation / int_8e3044fa
Disabled in the Adaptation / int_90b916ba	type	Disabled in the Adaptation
Disabled in the Adaptation / int_90b916ba	comment	Batman: The Animated Series: The Penguin takes after his Batman Returns incarnation in having syndactyly (fused fingers). While the Art Evolution in TNBA would see the Penguin have normal hands again, it's unclear if it's just an artistic choice or if the Penguin had corrective surgery at some point. While the B: TAS Mr. Freeze suffers the same condition his comic counterpart had that results in him needing a suit to keep himself below zero to survive, in The New Batman Adventures, it's shown to have taken a toll on his body, resulting in him becoming a disembodied head with robotic legs. In the comics, Freeze's body is still intact.
Disabled in the Adaptation / int_90b916ba	featureApplicability	1.0
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Batman: The Animated Series	hasFeature	Disabled in the Adaptation / int_90b916ba
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Disabled in the Adaptation / int_961b37e0	comment	DC Extended Universe: Lex Luthor clearly suffers from a form of mental disorder in addition to being a sociopath, which is traditionally what he is in the comics and most media. In Suicide Squad (2016) it's implied that Harley Quinn hears voices in her head. This isn't a characteristic in her comic portrayal. SHAZAM! (2019) makes it so the powerset doesn't cure Freddy's lame leg. Superpowered flight can't not go a long way to compensate, of course.
Disabled in the Adaptation / int_961b37e0	featureApplicability	1.0
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DC Extended Universe (Franchise)	hasFeature	Disabled in the Adaptation / int_961b37e0
Disabled in the Adaptation / int_99007357	type	Disabled in the Adaptation
Disabled in the Adaptation / int_99007357	comment	In Power Rangers (2017), Billy is autistic, something that was not in the original series.
Disabled in the Adaptation / int_99007357	featureApplicability	1.0
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Power Rangers (2017)	hasFeature	Disabled in the Adaptation / int_99007357
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Disabled in the Adaptation / int_9e84c324	comment	Much like in Batman Returns and Batman: The Animated Series, the Penguin is shown with fused fingers. He is also criminally insane and imprisoned in Arkham Asylum, unlike comics Penguin, who is perfectly sane.
Disabled in the Adaptation / int_9e84c324	featureApplicability	1.0
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Batman Returns	hasFeature	Disabled in the Adaptation / int_9e84c324
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Disabled in the Adaptation / int_9f48001f	comment	Joker (2019) sees its version of the title character, Arthur Fleck, suffer from various psychological and neurological issues, including Pseudobulbar affect and has hallucinations. In the comics, Depending on the Writer, the Joker is just Obfuscating Insanity to avoid actually going to prison or death row. Turns out it's a possible Double Subversion. Arthur's "hallucinations" seem to be Imagine Spots that the viewer is merely led to believe are real, and his rant before killing Murray Franklin hints that his apparent PBA might just be a bizarre and off-putting sense of humor. On the other hand, his apparent depression is never given any other explanation, and it's hinted that Arthur suffers from Childhood Brain Damage due to his mother allowing her boyfriend to beat young Arthur unconscious.
Disabled in the Adaptation / int_9f48001f	featureApplicability	1.0
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Joker (2019)	hasFeature	Disabled in the Adaptation / int_9f48001f
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Disabled in the Adaptation / int_a2add1d3	comment	Splatoon 2: In the Spanish and French versions, it's mentioned that Pearl wears contacts for her bad eyesight. This isn't mentioned in other versions.
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Splatoon 2 (Video Game)	hasFeature	Disabled in the Adaptation / int_a2add1d3
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Disabled in the Adaptation / int_a8150af4	comment	The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power: Tar-Miriel never went blind in the source material, but in the show, her retina was burned while trying to save some Southlanders trapped under the flaming lumbers.
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The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power	hasFeature	Disabled in the Adaptation / int_a8150af4
Disabled in the Adaptation / int_a90c872c	type	Disabled in the Adaptation
Disabled in the Adaptation / int_a90c872c	comment	Hiccup loses a foot in How to Train Your Dragon as a parallel to Toothless, who likewise lost half his tailfin (and with it his ability to fly unassisted) in the jump from page to screen.
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How to Train Your Dragon (2010)	hasFeature	Disabled in the Adaptation / int_a90c872c
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Disabled in the Adaptation / int_ad504e9e	comment	Piccolino no Bouken: To weaken Geppetto, he has the need to use a staff and he complains that he is too old to do any trick. The original Master Geppetto had no limp and better physical condition despite his extreme poverty (before being trapped in the Dogfish, that is).
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Piccolino no Bouken	hasFeature	Disabled in the Adaptation / int_ad504e9e
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Disabled in the Adaptation / int_afb7052	comment	In Batman & Robin, Alfred Pennyworth develops a rare and fatal disease that becomes integral to the plot. He's always been in good health in the comics. Additionally, much like Alan Napier's version, this Alfred is shown wearing glasses.
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Batman & Robin	hasFeature	Disabled in the Adaptation / int_afb7052
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Disabled in the Adaptation / int_b1afaeaf	comment	Deathstroke: Knights & Dragons: In the comics, Deathstroke's missing eye was the result of his then soon-to-be ex-wife Adeline being sent into a murderous rage after Joey was kidnapped and rendered mute by the Jackal, an enemy of Slade. Here, Slade's already missing his eye when he underwent the procedure to gain his abilities. The Bronze Tiger is shown losing an arm in battle with Slade and replacing it with a cybernetic one. In the comics, he still has both arms.
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Deathstroke: Knights & Dragons	hasFeature	Disabled in the Adaptation / int_b1afaeaf
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Disabled in the Adaptation / int_b30ae4db	comment	Game of Thrones: Jorah Mormont gets infected with greyscale in Season 5 after rescuing Tyrion from Stone Men. In the books, this Story Arc belongs to Jon Connington while Jorah himself remains healthy. Jorah gets cured in Season 7, however. House of the Dragon: While the book only has Viserys lose some of his fingers over time, here, he loses his entire left arm. This later escalates as the first season progresses, until he's barely able to so much as walk. He also loses his right eye.
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Game of Thrones	hasFeature	Disabled in the Adaptation / int_b30ae4db
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Disabled in the Adaptation / int_b86b5220	comment	Spartacus: Oenomaus loses his left eye near the end of Season 2. No historical records prove that this also happened to his Real Life counterpart. Agron, who is a Decomposite Character of the historical Castus, loses the ability to clinch his hands near the end of the Finale Season due to being crucified. Like Oenomaus above, no historical records prove that this happened to the historical Castus.
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Spartacus: Blood and Sand	hasFeature	Disabled in the Adaptation / int_b86b5220
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Disabled in the Adaptation / int_b8c3cc30	comment	Young Justice (2010): In the comics, Paula Crook, the original Huntress/Tigress, was able-bodied her whole life. In the show, an unspecified event in the backstory led to her being confined to a wheelchair and ending up in prison, which also caused her to give up her life of crime. Downplayed with Cassandra Cain. In the Batman comics, her initial inability to talk was the result of her father David Cain refusing to teach her how to do so, but she was still capable of learning and doing so. In the show, Lady Shiva mutilated Cassandra's vocal cords just to ensure she couldn't talk. Similarly downplayed with Jason Bard. In the comics, he had a bad knee due to his time as a soldier. In the show's fourth season, he's an amputee who's missing the lower half of his right leg and replaced it with a prosthetic.
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Young Justice (2010)	hasFeature	Disabled in the Adaptation / int_b8c3cc30
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Disabled in the Adaptation / int_bc18062d	comment	The Anne of Green Gables adaptation Anne with an E depicts Anne as suffering from PTSD after years of childhood abuse. Her Cloud Cuckoo Lander nature is turned into maladaptive daydreaming used to deal with her trauma.
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Anne of Green Gables	hasFeature	Disabled in the Adaptation / int_bc18062d
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Disabled in the Adaptation / int_bd59f859	comment	Teen Titans: Earth One: Rita Markov and Joshua Clay wear glasses in this continuity, when the standard incarnations of Rita Farr and Joshua Clay do not.
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Teen Titans: Earth One (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Disabled in the Adaptation / int_bd59f859
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Disabled in the Adaptation / int_bdb1fb9a	comment	The Batman Film Series: Batman himself, when played by Michael Keaton and Val Kilmer required glasses to see things up close. While not focused on, Pat Hingle, who played Commissioner Gordon throughout the movies, was missing his left little finger due to an accident he had in 1959. Batman Returns: The Penguin has severe syndactyly. While it became a case of Depending on the Artist afterward, prior to Returns, he had no such condition in the comics and most media, where he is merely a textbook Fat Bastard. Catwoman develops dissociative identity disorder in her Origin Story and as a result becomes a Psychopathic Womanchild. While prone to crazy shenanigans in the comics and most media, Catwoman is more or less mentally stable. In Batman & Robin, Alfred Pennyworth develops a rare and fatal disease that becomes integral to the plot. He's always been in good health in the comics. Additionally, much like Alan Napier's version, this Alfred is shown wearing glasses.
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Disabled in the Adaptation / int_cd2a0a83	comment	Invader Zim: Enter the Florpus states that Professor Membrane had to replace his arms with cybernetics because of a childhood incident involving sharks. The original series had him with his original arms; for example, flesh is visible at his wrists during the "I'm making...TOAST!" scene in "The Nightmare Begins".
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Disabled in the Adaptation / int_d3e3e38a	comment	Entrapta, as depicted in She-Ra and the Princesses of Power, was revealed to be autistic after the series concluded. This was not the case in the original She-Ra: Princess of Power.
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Disabled in the Adaptation / int_d502170c	comment	In PokÃ©mon Sun and Moon Lillie fears seeing Pokemon be hurt and dislikes battling. In PokÃ©mon the Series: Sun & Moon, Lillie has a phobia of PokÃ©mon themselves. However, her reason why is very different from in the games. She was attacked by a PokÃ©mon when she was younger. She doesn't remember the incident but remembers the fear.
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Disabled in the Adaptation / int_d5e9a8ed	comment	The Ultimates: Instead of a damaged heart (a big issue back in the 1960s, but much more easily cured nowadays), Tony Stark's days are numbered because of a brain tumor.
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Disabled in the Adaptation / int_e11de2a2	comment	Doom Patrol (2019): This continuity's interpretations of Animal-Vegetable-Mineral Man and Joshua Clay wear glasses when they didn't in the comics. Steve Dayton/Mento is shown to be confined to a wheelchair since his heyday as a founding member of the Doom Patrol, when he was always able-bodied in the source material.
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Disabled in the Adaptation / int_e7fe59cb	comment	Batman Unlimited: Animal Instincts and Batman Unlimited: Mechs Vs. Mutants sees the Penguin follow in his Batman Returns counterpart's footsteps in having fused fingers.
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Disabled in the Adaptation / int_ebd65b26	comment	Bodies (2023): Maplewood's comic counterpart is an able-bodied amnesiac. In the show, she has all her memories, but is paraplegic and relies on special spinal implants to walk.
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Disabled in the Adaptation / int_ed9f77b7	comment	Dororo (2019): An odd case. Hyakkimaru isn't missing any more body parts than his manga counterpart. In fact, he's missing significantly fewer of them, with the number having shrunk from 47 to 12. However, he also has far less in the way of Disability Negating Superpowers, so his deafness, blindness, and muteness affect him far more than they did in previous incarnations.
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Disabled in the Adaptation / int_eef5470a	comment	The non-canon Rurouni Kenshin Distant Finale OVA titled Reflections gives Kenshin a contagious Soap Opera Disease that ultimately kills him and his wife Kaoru. In the canonical manga, they lived Happily Ever After, in good health and all.
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Disabled in the Adaptation / int_eef69f10	comment	"The Doctor's Case" (a Sherlock Holmes story by Stephen King) gives Holmes a cat allergy to explain why he doesn't solve the murder of a cat owner as quickly as he otherwise would have.
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Disabled in the Adaptation / int_efccb9da	comment	In Voltron: Legendary Defender, Shiro has a bionic right arm, along with suffering from PTSD in comparison to his original series counterpart Sven and his anime counterpart having neither.
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Disabled in the Adaptation / int_f081d1b	comment	In the Grimm's Fairy Tale Classics episode "The Coat of Many Colors", Aleia is deeply traumatized over her father trying to marry her. In the original Allerleirauh (which is a variant on Donkeyskin), she isn't as affected.
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Disabled in the Adaptation / int_f10a65b	comment	Subverted by Leonard Snart. Towards the end of Legends of Tomorrow Season 1, he freezes his handcuffed right hand and shatters it in order to go after the rogue Mick Rory. However, his team's futuristic Cool Airship has advanced regenerative medical facilities that is eventually used to restore his hand. Legends also gave its version of Citizen Steel hemophilia.
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Disabled in the Adaptation / int_f2da188a	comment	The Batman: Much like in Batman Returns and Batman: The Animated Series, the Penguin is shown with fused fingers. He is also criminally insane and imprisoned in Arkham Asylum, unlike comics Penguin, who is perfectly sane. The Cluemaster is so obese that he used a motorized platform to help himself get around.
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Disabled in the Adaptation / int_f469d00b	comment	Andy in Child's Play (2019) is partially deaf, unlike his original counterpart. This is done to add tension when Chucky talks to him through his hearing aid.
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Disabled in the Adaptation / int_f5b58f88	comment	Catwoman develops dissociative identity disorder in her Origin Story and as a result becomes a Psychopathic Womanchild. While prone to crazy shenanigans in the comics and most media, Catwoman is more or less mentally stable.
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Disabled in the Adaptation / int_f936d533	comment	A downplayed example in Mulan (2020): While Mulanâ€™s father Fa Zhou was never the most physically able person (due to being a Dented Iron Old Soldier) in the original film, he's even more crippled here, needing to wear a leg brace to walk properly.
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Disabled in the Adaptation / int_f95c488f	comment	Arrowverse: In contrast to many Green Arrow stories and adaptations, Oliver Queen's PTSD from his time away from home is heavily emphasized. Deadshot's right eye is badly damaged (if not completely blind) in this version and his advanced Eyepatch of Power essentially serves as his artificial eye. In the comics and most media, his right eye is just fine and the advanced eye patch merely serves as a gadget for his job. In this version, Slade Wilson kills his Evil Former Friend Billy Wintergreen by a brutal Moe Greene Special. Wintergreen never lost an eye in the comics. Slade also chops off Anthony Ivo's right hand. Ivo was never mutilated in the comics. Quentin Larry Lance suffers from a weakened heart after the battle with Deathstroke and his minions. His comic book counterpart, Larry Lance, had no such illness prior to his death (nor did he fight against Deathstroke). Jefferson Jackson suffers a Career-Ending Injury thanks to performing a Heroic Sacrifice. He remains a healthy high school athlete in the comics. Felicity Smoak requires glasses and becomes paraplegic later in the story and is only able to walk again thanks to a chip attached to her spine. She wasn't injured that way (if, at all) in the comics, nor did she have poor eyesight. (The page image shows a later comics version, who has glasses because she's based on the TV incarnation.) Oliver chops off Malcolm Merlyn's right hand during their Trial by Combat. In the comics and most media, Merlyn's limbs are all intact. This is mitigated with Merlyn getting an Artificial Limb shortly after. While Eliza Harmon/Trajectory is reliant on a speed drug in the comics, a side effect of her gaining Split Personality is added in this version. Subverted by Leonard Snart. Towards the end of Legends of Tomorrow Season 1, he freezes his handcuffed right hand and shatters it in order to go after the rogue Mick Rory. However, his team's futuristic Cool Airship has advanced regenerative medical facilities that is eventually used to restore his hand. Legends also gave its version of Citizen Steel hemophilia. In the comics' Bad Future Flash storyline, the future Wally West is dead. Here, he's Spared by the Adaptation and becomes paraplegic and shell-shocked. This storyline actually belongs to Iris in the comics, whereas here she's the one who is killed off. The same Bad Future Flash storyline also features Vibe losing both of his hands, and then the use of his powers since he can't channel them through his Artificial Limbs. No such storyline happens to him in the comics. Savitar is ultimately revealed to have suffered an Eye Scream, as shown by his right eye being discolored gray and surrounded by burnt skin. The comics Savitar never had such an injury, and neither did Future Flash, Savitar's true self.
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Disabled in the Adaptation / int_fe08cb30	comment	The Punisher (2017): Curtis Hoyle was an able-bodied man in the comics. In the show, however, he's lost his left leg below the knee from an IED and wears a prosthetic. It doesn't really do much to affect Curtis's contributions.
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Genocyber / int_aa96059e	type	Disabled in the Adaptation
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The Three Musketeers / int_aa96059e	type	Disabled in the Adaptation
A Student Out of Time (Blog) / int_aa96059e	type	Disabled in the Adaptation
Better Bones AU (Blog) / int_aa96059e	type	Disabled in the Adaptation
Bonefall Warriors Rewrite (Blog) / int_aa96059e	type	Disabled in the Adaptation
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All For You (Fanfic) / int_aa96059e	type	Disabled in the Adaptation
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Endings (Fanfic) / int_aa96059e	type	Disabled in the Adaptation
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"Heroes" Series (Fanfic) / int_aa96059e	type	Disabled in the Adaptation
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Nymph and the Corrupted Miraculous (Fanfic) / int_aa96059e	type	Disabled in the Adaptation
Of Monsters and Men (Nate Grey) (Fanfic) / int_aa96059e	type	Disabled in the Adaptation
Opal, Sapphire, Ruby, and STEVEN! (Fanfic) / int_aa96059e	type	Disabled in the Adaptation
or did it eat the little girl? (Fanfic) / int_aa96059e	type	Disabled in the Adaptation
Pawprints (Fanfic) / int_aa96059e	type	Disabled in the Adaptation
Peace's Apprentice (Fanfic) / int_aa96059e	type	Disabled in the Adaptation
Peculiar Parasitic Phenomenon (Fanfic) / int_aa96059e	type	Disabled in the Adaptation
Proper Discipline (Fanfic) / int_aa96059e	type	Disabled in the Adaptation
Psalm of the Lark (Fanfic) / int_aa96059e	type	Disabled in the Adaptation
RWBY: Scars (Fanfic) / int_aa96059e	type	Disabled in the Adaptation
Ruby Rose of Class 1-A (Fanfic) / int_aa96059e	type	Disabled in the Adaptation
Ships Ahoy! (Fanfic) / int_aa96059e	type	Disabled in the Adaptation
Strong Enough (Fanfic) / int_aa96059e	type	Disabled in the Adaptation
Sunset's Recovery Arc (Fanfic) / int_aa96059e	type	Disabled in the Adaptation
Symphogear X2 (Fanfic) / int_aa96059e	type	Disabled in the Adaptation
Taking On Kanto (Fanfic) / int_aa96059e	type	Disabled in the Adaptation
Talk About a Role Reversal (Fanfic) / int_aa96059e	type	Disabled in the Adaptation
The Chronicles of Karai Getting Her Shit Together (Fanfic) / int_aa96059e	type	Disabled in the Adaptation
The Devil of UA (Fanfic) / int_aa96059e	type	Disabled in the Adaptation
The Dornian Heresy (Fanfic) / int_aa96059e	type	Disabled in the Adaptation
The Gunslinger Hero: Flintlock (Fanfic) / int_aa96059e	type	Disabled in the Adaptation
The Heart Trilogy (Fanfic) / int_aa96059e	type	Disabled in the Adaptation
The Light of Abyss (Fanfic) / int_aa96059e	type	Disabled in the Adaptation
The Magic Alchemist (Fanfic) / int_aa96059e	type	Disabled in the Adaptation
The One to Make It Stay (Fanfic) / int_aa96059e	type	Disabled in the Adaptation
The Rugrats Theory (Fanfic) / int_aa96059e	type	Disabled in the Adaptation
The Savior King, the Master Tactician and the Queen of Liberation (Fanfic) / int_aa96059e	type	Disabled in the Adaptation
The Sea Shadow (Fanfic) / int_aa96059e	type	Disabled in the Adaptation
The Sky Pirate's Magical Odyssey (Fanfic) / int_aa96059e	type	Disabled in the Adaptation
The Weirwood Queen (Fanfic) / int_aa96059e	type	Disabled in the Adaptation
The Wound's Still Bleeding (Fanfic) / int_aa96059e	type	Disabled in the Adaptation
There Was Once an Avenger From Krypton (Fanfic) / int_aa96059e	type	Disabled in the Adaptation
Time to Disinfect (Fanfic) / int_aa96059e	type	Disabled in the Adaptation
Today, Tomorrow, and Forever (Fanfic) / int_aa96059e	type	Disabled in the Adaptation
Today, Tomorrow, Forever (Fanfic) / int_aa96059e	type	Disabled in the Adaptation
Twisted Princess (Fanfic) / int_aa96059e	type	Disabled in the Adaptation
Vale's Underground (Fanfic) / int_aa96059e	type	Disabled in the Adaptation
Vale's Underground (rewrite) (Fanfic) / int_aa96059e	type	Disabled in the Adaptation
Vow of the King (Fanfic) / int_aa96059e	type	Disabled in the Adaptation
Waiting for a Miracle (Miraculous Ladybug) (Fanfic) / int_aa96059e	type	Disabled in the Adaptation
Waiting is worth it (Fanfic) / int_aa96059e	type	Disabled in the Adaptation
Warriors: The Power of Three (Rewrite/AU) (Fanfic) / int_aa96059e	type	Disabled in the Adaptation
What if John Jr. and Mary Married? (Fanfic) / int_aa96059e	type	Disabled in the Adaptation
When One Becomes Many (Fanfic) / int_aa96059e	type	Disabled in the Adaptation
Wishful Thinking (Toggle1) (Fanfic) / int_aa96059e	type	Disabled in the Adaptation
Wishing Well (Fanfic) / int_aa96059e	type	Disabled in the Adaptation
With Pearl and Ruby Glowing (Fanfic) / int_aa96059e	type	Disabled in the Adaptation
Worm: Artifice (Fanfic) / int_aa96059e	type	Disabled in the Adaptation
You and Me (and Everyone in Between) (Fanfic) / int_aa96059e	type	Disabled in the Adaptation
Are You There God? It's Me, Margaret. / int_aa96059e	type	Disabled in the Adaptation
Child's Play (2019) / int_aa96059e	type	Disabled in the Adaptation
Count Dracula (1970) / int_aa96059e	type	Disabled in the Adaptation
Cyrano / int_aa96059e	type	Disabled in the Adaptation
Green Lantern (2011) / int_aa96059e	type	Disabled in the Adaptation
Helen of Troy / int_aa96059e	type	Disabled in the Adaptation
Inspector Gadget (1999) / int_aa96059e	type	Disabled in the Adaptation
Joker (2019) / int_aa96059e	type	Disabled in the Adaptation
Mutiny on the Bounty / int_aa96059e	type	Disabled in the Adaptation
Richard III / int_aa96059e	type	Disabled in the Adaptation
Robin Hood (1991) / int_aa96059e	type	Disabled in the Adaptation
Robin Hood: The Rebellion / int_aa96059e	type	Disabled in the Adaptation
The Good Nurse / int_aa96059e	type	Disabled in the Adaptation
The Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds & Snakes / int_aa96059e	type	Disabled in the Adaptation
The Legend of Tarzan / int_aa96059e	type	Disabled in the Adaptation
The Three Musketeers (1973) / int_aa96059e	type	Disabled in the Adaptation
The Three Musketeers (2023, UK) / int_aa96059e	type	Disabled in the Adaptation
Thunderball / int_aa96059e	type	Disabled in the Adaptation
Wild Wild West / int_aa96059e	type	Disabled in the Adaptation
Batman: Arkham Series (Franchise) / int_aa96059e	type	Disabled in the Adaptation
A Hippie in the House of Mouse / int_aa96059e	type	Disabled in the Adaptation
Buru Quartet / int_aa96059e	type	Disabled in the Adaptation
Doctor Who Novelisations / int_aa96059e	type	Disabled in the Adaptation
Here Lies Arthur / int_aa96059e	type	Disabled in the Adaptation
James and the Giant Peach / int_aa96059e	type	Disabled in the Adaptation
Quantum Devil Saga: Avatar Tuner / int_aa96059e	type	Disabled in the Adaptation
The God of Arepo / int_aa96059e	type	Disabled in the Adaptation
Attack No. 1 (Manga) / int_aa96059e	type	Disabled in the Adaptation
Birdy the Mighty (Manga) / int_aa96059e	type	Disabled in the Adaptation
NausicaÃ¤ of the Valley of the Wind (Manga) / int_aa96059e	type	Disabled in the Adaptation
The Chronicles Of Oz (Podcast) / int_aa96059e	type	Disabled in the Adaptation
Batman (1966) / int_aa96059e	type	Disabled in the Adaptation
Doom Patrol (2019) / int_aa96059e	type	Disabled in the Adaptation
Jane Eyre (1973) / int_aa96059e	type	Disabled in the Adaptation
Julius Caesar (Theatre) / int_aa96059e	type	Disabled in the Adaptation
The Lion King (1997) (Theatre) / int_aa96059e	type	Disabled in the Adaptation
Goosebumps HorrorTown (Video Game) / int_aa96059e	type	Disabled in the Adaptation
Harvest Moon: Magical Melody (Video Game) / int_aa96059e	type	Disabled in the Adaptation
Mortal Kombat 1 (Video Game) / int_aa96059e	type	Disabled in the Adaptation
Spyro Reignited Trilogy (Video Game) / int_aa96059e	type	Disabled in the Adaptation
A Fox in Space (Web Animation) / int_aa96059e	type	Disabled in the Adaptation
✨A Sadness Runs Through Him ✨ COMPLETE Snowtuft Warriors AU Map (Web Animation) / int_aa96059e	type	Disabled in the Adaptation
Fun With Akatsuki (Web Animation) / int_aa96059e	type	Disabled in the Adaptation
Code Geass R 2 Remake (Webcomic) / int_aa96059e	type	Disabled in the Adaptation
Funkinverse (Webcomic) / int_aa96059e	type	Disabled in the Adaptation
Total Trauma (Webcomic) / int_aa96059e	type	Disabled in the Adaptation
Animal Farm (1954) / int_aa96059e	type	Disabled in the Adaptation
Batman Unlimited: Animal Instincts / int_aa96059e	type	Disabled in the Adaptation
Deathstroke: Knights & Dragons / int_aa96059e	type	Disabled in the Adaptation
Flash Gordon (1996) / int_aa96059e	type	Disabled in the Adaptation
G.I. Joe: Renegades / int_aa96059e	type	Disabled in the Adaptation
H₂O: Mermaid Adventures / int_aa96059e	type	Disabled in the Adaptation
HBO Storybook Musicals / int_aa96059e	type	Disabled in the Adaptation
Jellystone! / int_aa96059e	type	Disabled in the Adaptation
Justice League Action / int_aa96059e	type	Disabled in the Adaptation
Toon Makersâ€™ Sailor Moon / int_aa96059e	type	Disabled in the Adaptation
Ultimate Spider-Man (2012) / int_aa96059e	type	Disabled in the Adaptation

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