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Negative Continuity

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Negative Continuity	comment	Continuity has always been a bugaboo for writers, the requisite for things to make sense and follow some form of narrative logic thus limiting the possibilities of what can be done later. A requirement that provides scribes with all manner of headaches, hairsplitting, and plothole-induced dementia. Nevertheless, many series go out of their way to pay careful attention to every little detail that goes on in their worlds. The Universe Bible is king; nothing can happen that doesn't fit the existing history. Other shows are less exacting, and an occasional continuity error will be glossed over for the sake of the current episode's plot. Then there are these. Not only is there no established continuity, but the show is free to completely wreck the continuity and be assured of a full reboot by the start of the next episode. Burned a hole in your favorite outfit? Don't worry, it'll be better next episode. Burned down your house? No worries, it will be back next time. Turned into a frog, died, destroyed the universe? No problem! If one episode ever continues from the last, it's only because it's part of a storyline too long for just one episode â€” don't expect any apparent changes from the previous episode to be recognized outside that specific storyline. The expectation of a new episode reboot is so strong that, in extreme cases, simply having continuity can count as a subversive gag (for example, the letters CHA appearing on the Moon in episodes of The Tick or The Simpsons' forked tongues) or simply the creators getting a kick out of teasing the viewers that have been around long enough (assuming they can remember at least as well as the writers, which they often can). Generally constrained to American animated shows, or to shows with that style of "cartoony" humor. Often employs Ping Pong NaÃ¯vetÃ© to allow the humour to work. Often gives the feeling of an Unreliable Narrator (even if there isn't one to begin with). The greatest benefit of this trope is that it allows a show to be syndicated out of order, and the lack of continuity means that unfamiliar viewers can watch each episode without feeling confused or "out of the loop". This is why continuity-heavy shows, regardless of popularity, tend to see minimal airtime outside of episode premieres. This doesn't mean everything is always reset, however. The events that setup the premise of the work will always remain, while things like a new character having a proper introduction or a dead character staying dead will occasionally be respected as well, and a Clip Show Episode may avert this by showing scenes from multiple past episodes as events that happened and the characters remember, although that continuity may only apply for this particular episode. One of the meta-causes of Alternate Universe. Related to Status Quo Is God (where the status quo is restored no matter what happens), except it is (or can be) more deliberate/explicit, and it doesn't require any narrative explanation. See also: No Ontological Inertia. Also related are Broad Strokes (where a sequel or reboot implies at least some of the older installments to still be canon, albeit with some discrepancies in regards to how the events occurred in the present continuity), Snap Back (where a single episode ends in a way that is inexplicably undone by the next episode), Multiple-Choice Past (where a character has more than one telling of their origin story, all of them having discrepancies big enough that it's impossible to reconcile them into a single backstory) and Universal-Adaptor Cast (where the same characters take on different roles in different stories). Not to be confused with Fanon Discontinuity (when fans disregard the events of installments they dislike) or Canon Discontinuity (where an installment is confirmed to be non-canon).
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Negative Continuity / int_117116ef	comment	The Penguins of Madagascar does this quite a bit. On the other hand, it also often takes throwaway gags in previous episodes and turns them into running gags (or devotes whole episodes to them!).
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Negative Continuity / int_12192c96	comment	Space Tree used this a lot; in one early episode, a character is killed and replaced with an evil robot (but is mysteriously better in the next), while in another, the universe is destroyed.
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Negative Continuity / int_1251e752	comment	Some faux-clip shows have the characters remembering past episodes completely wrong (such as everyone getting ice cream at the end.)
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Negative Continuity / int_12ffd3e9	comment	Megas XLR: Not only does Coop destroy the garage (and often house) where he lives every time he takes Megas out, but he often destroys New Jersey. It's always fine the next episode. Lampshaded vaguely in an episode where Coop needs money and says: "I don't have any cash; my mom took away my allowance for wrecking the house again," and again in an episode where Coop destroys the city (again!).
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Negative Continuity / int_182e496	comment	John Lovitz' character in Loaded Weapon 1 is killed several times and always returns. His explanation? He thought it was a sequel.
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Negative Continuity / int_1a2b452e	comment	Count Duckula. Nearly every episode ends like this, with the castle destroyed, or having train tracks running through it, or having the characters stuck without the castle in another country and having to hitch-hike home. One episode had them complaining about this, and how it takes FOREVER to get back home.
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Negative Continuity / int_1a51d671	comment	The Frankenstein movies made by Hammer Studios lack any sort of overarching continuity despite Peter Cushing portraying Victor Frankenstein in all but one of them. The second film, The Revenge of Frankenstein, is a direct continuation of the first film, The Curse of Frankenstein. So far so good? The third film, The Evil of Frankenstein, is a Broad Strokes reboot, with Cushing portraying a very different version of Frankenstein whose behavior and backstory differ substantially from what was shown in Curse and Revenge. The fourth film, Frankenstein Created Woman, is completely self-contained, featuring yet another version of Frankenstein whose experiments are far more sophisticated than the others. The fifth film, Frankenstein Must Be Destroyed, hints that it may take place in the same continuity as the first two films, but if so then his experiments have gotten cruder rather than more advanced, so it's questionable. Frankenstein seemingly dies in a fire in this one. The sixth film, The Horror of Frankenstein, is a self-contained remake/parody of Curse, with Ralph Bates portraying a younger, sexier version of Cushing's Frankenstein. The seventh film, Frankenstein and the Monster from Hell, possibly follows Destroyed, as Frankenstein has burns on his hands, but again it's unclear.
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Negative Continuity / int_1a76a111	comment	The first three Crash Bandicoot games have continuity: It starts with Cortex making Crash, then he gets defeated on his blimp, finds the Crystal and sets the plot of Crash 2 into motion, where at the end his space station gets destroyed. The opening of Crash 3 then shows this released Uka Uka, and by the end N. Tropy, Uka Uka, and Neo Cortex are all trapped in time. After that, it sort of deteriorates with different developers messing around with the franchise, earning it an eventual Continuity Reboot in the form of 2020's Crash Bandicoot 4: It's About Time, which is marketed as a direct sequel to Warped (which released 22 years prior). On the other hand, Crash 4 features The Multiverse as a plot point, with the developers noting that the post-Naughty Dog games (The Wrath of Cortex, Twinsanity, etc.) still exist in some form or another.* As it turns out, they're simply referenced by various cameos, with the 100% epilogue ones suggesting that while the games themselves are no longer canon, their characters can be repurposed for the new canon.
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Negative Continuity / int_1b386512	comment	Likewise with Ranma Â½. Within individual arcs, a Game-Breaking Injury would be a serious matter, the Tendo home would be all but demolished and the characters would have to repair it, someone would get in deep financial trouble and stay that way through the end of the plot, or someone would land in the hospital with a full-body cast. All this damage will be undone by the next arc with nary a word from anyone. The only permanent change was the destruction of the Saotome home (to force the family, Nodoka included, back into the Tendo household). This was lampshaded once in the early anime when Genma tended to Ranma's neck injury and said it would take a week (the time between episodes) to heal.
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Negative Continuity / int_1dd2fbcf	comment	Retarded Animal Babies, also hosted on Newgrounds, takes full advantage of this trope to kill/maim the main cast (especially Bunny) each episode, only to have them back by the next. In one later episode, the universe was destroyed by one of the cast when he tried to destroy a black hole. Surprisingly, the series actually reveals why it has this (aside from Rule of Funny): in one timeline the cast grew up; while they ultimately became successful adults (somehow) they also became smart enough to realize that their world sucks. Cat, who became a Mad Scientist, then invented a Physical Law Usurper, which gave them all the chance to go to a place outside of normal space and time, where they could remain blissfully ignorant forever. As a side character in a later episode notes, "they exist in a continuity proof bubble, like a bunch of Kennys from South Park!"
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Negative Continuity / int_2196de57	comment	Many Treehouse of Horror episodes have various characters die.note The original Framing Device was that all the shorts are scary stories being told by the kids, but this was quickly dropped. The Halloween specials are officially non-canon, so it makes sense, though most deaths outside of that remain that way. Oddly, a clip from the first Halloween special was seen in one of the clip show episodes.
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Negative Continuity / int_2350acad	comment	On Cheers, there is an in-universe lampshading when Norm was watching Casper the Friendly Ghost and noticed that every episode ends with Casper being surrounded by friends, but the next episode begins with Casper once again having no friends.
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Negative Continuity / int_23a1e19d	comment	Robotomy: Exaggerated; there is very loose continuity even just from scene to scene. Characters will be obliterated beyond recognition and be perfectly fine in the very next scene with no explanation. One episode ended with the school blasted into a smoking crater, only to be perfectly fine again the next episode. Another episode ends with Thrasher's nana turning into a nuke that blows up the entire planet (the fifth time the planet's blown up just this month); the populace relocates to a new planet, only to be completely slaughtered by the planet's natives. The subsequent episode makes no mention of this.
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Negative Continuity / int_2415bc10	comment	There is an overarching storyline across all six games with consistent characters and villains. However, negative continuity is rampant in the area designs: the internet and some recurring real world places (like Sci Lab in 1, 3 and 5; Netopia Castle in 2 and 4) are redesigned in every single game, and there is an almost completely different set of locations to visit in each game. ACDC Town and its houses had all the same design in the first three games, but were heavily redesigned after the graphical revamp of the fourth game. The only place that never got a redesign was the school in ACDC, which never appeared outside of cutscenes in the final three games.
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Negative Continuity / int_24ffd341	comment	It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia is a somewhat funny example where the show's continuity is actually fairly strong, but the characters don't really treat it that way. This owes to the fact that Frank's Arbitrarily Large Bank Account is enough to bail them out of any permanent consequences, so they tend to treat instances of threatening people's lives, losing massive amounts of money, or committing crimes as water under the bridge. It's very common for characters outside the gang to acknowledge the results of their actions, only for the gang to immediately brush it off.
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Negative Continuity / int_25f6f1a0	comment	Umineko: When They Cry takes this and goes to its logical conclusion — nothing that happens on Rokkenjima actually matters. All that is intended is to convey a series of scenarios slowly revealing clues to the player so that they might solve the ultimate not a mystery.
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Negative Continuity / int_261c8d3f	comment	Their annual Halloween episodes, "Terror Tales of the Park" (think this show's version of The Simpsons' famous Treehouse of Horror), also play it straight. However the third iteration of "Terror Tales" both averted and played this trope straight. The ending where the main characters get eaten by the possessed house is not addressed at all by the next episode. However, for the next few episodes leading to the Thanksgiving special, Thomas losing a bet on Halloween is followed up on (in which he's forced to wear his "a slice of pizza" costume until Thanksgiving evening).
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Negative Continuity / int_26b3df41	comment	"The Switch Glitch" establishes that fairy godparents can't leave the godchild they're assigned to unless the godchild says "I'm happy and I don't need my godparents anymore", which is contradicted by Fairy Idol showing that fairy godparents can quit anytime they want.
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Negative Continuity / int_27c5e45d	comment	Green vs. Red is either toying with us, or explaining why there's no continuity of events.
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Negative Continuity / int_2c977778	comment	The second film, The Revenge of Frankenstein, is a direct continuation of the first film, The Curse of Frankenstein. So far so good? The third film, The Evil of Frankenstein, is a Broad Strokes reboot, with Cushing portraying a very different version of Frankenstein whose behavior and backstory differ substantially from what was shown in Curse and Revenge.
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Negative Continuity / int_2d01f8dc	comment	Beavis and Butt-Head frequently had the title characters get severely injured or their house trashed (if not completely destroyed), but everything was always fine by the next episode. Also, Mr. Van Driessen (Beavis and Butthead's teacher) survived much more painful injuries than the duo, considering he fell in a chasm during a field trip and was knocked out by government agents in Beavis and Butt-Head Do America. Even better, he got killed in his first appearance, before he was even introduced as a teacher. An in-joke in the first Un-Canceled season has Beavis and Butt-Head discussing that they used to have a friend named Daria who ended up moving away. Obviously this was an explicit reference to Daria, who indeed moved away and became the subject of her own TV series. The thing is, Daria actually had some plot progression and the show even ended with Daria and her friends splitting up and going off to college. Meanwhile, Beavis and Butt-Head have been in the same grade with the same teacher and classmates for well over 15 years at this point.
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Negative Continuity / int_2e6e838	comment	Yogi Bear is something of a transitional phase between theatrical animation and TV animation. The earliest Yogi cartoons don't always depict him living in Jellystone Park, don't always have Boo Boo as his sidekick, and whenever Ranger Smith did show up, he wouldn't look the same from cartoon to cartoon.
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Negative Continuity / int_30395cb1	comment	This naturally continues in the continuation comics, with several issues ending with events that should by all rights end the series altogether, only for things to renew with the next issue. This gets lampshaded in Issue 3, which ends with the Star Donkey kicking the Earth into the sun... and then a "Next Time On" panel wherein Dib reminds Zim of the events of the issue, only for him to deny remembering it.
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Negative Continuity / int_30a5ebfd	comment	Naruto: In Waterfall's first appearance in a dedicated OVA the village could house maybe twenty families and was ruled by a spineless coward. In its second almost appearance, it was noted for constantly launching border raids on other villages, disguised as war games. In its third appearance, there was a bunker with enough shinobi present to populate the village. Databooks reveals that they were the only village outside the five great villages to have their own jinchuuriki.
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Negative Continuity / int_34fd3cf6	comment	Aqua Teen Hunger Force. This trope allows them to get away with, say, Frylock refusing to move back even after the others beg him to in the episode "The". There's also Shake and Carl getting repeatedly killed/mutilated/mauled. Occasional callbacks are made just for laughs, and recurring character M.C. Pee Pants' whole gag is that he doesn't benefit from a Snap Back and everything that happens to him sticks. The best example of this would be the season 2 finale, "The Last One." The episode involves all of the Villains of the Week that the Aqua Teens had faced banding together to form a Legion of Doom. This is despite the fact that some of said villains were violently killed by the end of whatever episode they debuted in. There are at least two episodes that end by skipping ahead many years and showing that the unusual circumstances of the episode have persisted (even though these circumstances are never seen in another episode). In "The Clowning", we see 67 years into the future where Carl remains a frozen clown and Meatwad remains a (non-frozen) clown. In "Multiple Meat", Meatwad is still cut into a few dozen pieces, and we see the pieces finally finish singing "3 Million Bottles of Beer on the Wall" 27 years after they started. Season 5 toyed with the idea of continuity in the form of a three-episode mini-arc dealing with the Aqua Teens' landlord Markula, but threw it out after that. "PDA" has a Snap Back occur during the episode, when Frylock is horrifically mangled by a giant monster, only to suddenly return to normal after he moves off-screen.
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Negative Continuity / int_37a6e77b	comment	Camp Lazlo's continuity can't make up its mind. Although a fair amount of things do stay with the continuity, some cases go beyond Status Quo Is God. Camp Kidney built five years ago one episode? Next episode, it's decades old. How old the camp is, how long the characters have known each other and more change from episode to episode, yet things like Edward owning a doll and Lazlo renaming the newspaper remained until the show ended. Edward being able to drive the cabins like cars was even promoted from a one-time gag to a plot element in the next season, and in the episode where the gag originated Samson sees Edward's back and comments "I see you've still got that rash", referring to a mystery rash that most of the campers came down with and showed to Samson and Raj in response to them being disgusted with their own bodies being pruned up.
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Negative Continuity / int_38fd8712	comment	While being officially Outside Continuity mostly means that This Time Round isn't directly affected by Doctor Who canon, it's also offically got no real canon of its own. Yes, concepts build up, like the whole "To Die For" mythos, but if a writer wants to completely ignore it all there's nothing stopping them, although it's good manners to have a character lampshade it.
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Negative Continuity / int_3c084586	comment	Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island tells the story about the birth of Mario and Luigi and stays as the series origin. Yoshi's New Island for the 3DS, starts right where that game ended, revealing that the stork delivered Mario and Luigi to the wrong house, and the game ends with them getting delivered to the right house this time.
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Negative Continuity / int_3d0180fa	comment	Continuity in The Pink Panther series is very loose to say the least, particularly when it comes to Chief Inspector Dreyfus. In perhaps the most extreme example, one film has him escaping from a mental hospital and (quite publicly) attempting to destroy the world before being hit by a death ray and literally disintegrating on screen. In the next film heâ€™s back as Chief Inspector with no explanation.
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Negative Continuity / int_44e0b783	comment	The manga/OVA What's Michael? (perhaps best described as "if Garfield was a Quirky Work") uses this to the fullest. Where Michael is, when Michael is, and even whether Michael is a normal cat or a Funny Animal is never consistent between two separate chapters. The only constant is that if animals can talk in this chapter, Michael is The Voiceless.
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Negative Continuity / int_4b04409e	comment	[NAME REMOVED]: Every single strip is an entirely new story. There is no correlation between them aside from the variation ideas, and their scenarios never have any explanation to them.
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Negative Continuity / int_50749345	comment	The anime Galaxy Angel is made of this. The only times an episode counts is when they're introducing a new regular cast member, such as Milfeulle, Chitose, Normad and the Twin Star Force.
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Negative Continuity / int_58808436	comment	Higurashi: When They Cry presents itself to be a case of this. The main characters kill each other and then the next arc opens and everything's fine. It turns out to be something very different going on. Umineko: When They Cry takes this and goes to its logical conclusion — nothing that happens on Rokkenjima actually matters. All that is intended is to convey a series of scenarios slowly revealing clues to the player so that they might solve the ultimate not a mystery.
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Negative Continuity / int_58fc1f8c	comment	Space☆Dandy: No change seems to stick from one episode to another. Over the first four episodes, we have had a Series Fauxnale in the pilot (yes, the pilot) by invoking Dropped a Bridge on Him on the main team of heroes, another episode with said team forgetting about saving one of their own from the Monster of the Week, and yet another episode with the universe turning into zombies (which is later referenced in an episode of the second season). And yet somehow everything returns back to normal come the next episode. You think they possibly can't top this but then you have the ending of the seventh episode where Dandy has flung far to the distant future in a far end of the universe and having ascended to a higher plane of existence. "THE END" pops up. Credits roll. The second season finale plays with the series' disregard with continuity. The reason that Dr. Gel or rather, Bea went after Dandy is because he has a rare element called Pionium that can transcend through different universes.
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Negative Continuity / int_59fb8a3b	comment	The Young Ones often destroyed their house, each other, and the Fourth Wall all in a single go. All are back by the next episode (fragile as ever).
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Negative Continuity / int_5dfc7572	comment	The Angry Beavers: A lot of the episodes end with Norbert and Daggett in a seemingly inescapable situation, or, on at least two occasions, accidentally destroying Earth. One episode had them eat a magic nut which regressed them into little kids, which later on they started devolving backwards through history, becoming (among many more things) knights, cavebeavers, then protozoa.
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Negative Continuity / int_5e11dafe	comment	Chopping Block doesn't even keep the main character's personality constant from strip to strip—the only things that never change are that he wears a hockey mask and, for one reason or another, kills people.
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Negative Continuity / int_5fcf37d9	comment	Eventually averted with Lupin III: Part 5, the first episode of which explicitly acknowledges the events of the fourth series and The Castle of Cagliostro. Later episodes feature either Continuity Nods to or cameos from the "Green Jacket" and "Red Jacket" series as well as The Fuma Conspiracy and The Woman Called Fujiko Mine, to say nothing of frequent throwback episodes that play homage to "Green Jacket", "Red Jacket", and "Pink Jacket". The appearance of Diana from The Pursuit of Harimao's Treasure (alongside a returning Rebecca Rossellini from Part IV) in the final episode additionally indicates that at least one of the Lupin III Yearly Specials is in-continuity for the events of Part 5. Considering Multiple-Choice Past is also in play for the Lupin gang across the myriad of works put out over the years, try wrapping your heads around that.
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Negative Continuity / int_62bf541	comment	Lampshaded in his Super Mario Bros./Super Mario Bros. 2 dual review. The Third Rate Gamer tells Offensive Stereotype to leave in the second timeline, while allowing him to stay in the first timeline. The latter then inexplicably appears in the second timeline to save TRG from the bomb, causing Billy to call him out on it.
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Negative Continuity / int_65951562	comment	Hardly Working (except Jake and Amir) with the worst example being Die Hardly Working — people die and come back to life in the episode.
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Negative Continuity / int_671d5c19	comment	The Powerpuff Girls (1998): Frequently, it had Townsville getting physically smashed or going up in flames. It was always perfectly fine by the next episode (even though the episodes are probably very close together, since the characters never move on from kindergarten). Lampshaded (sensing a theme?) when Townsville was undergoing renovation/reconstruction, presumably from all the fights the PPG have had there. "Slumbering With The Enemy" ends with Mojo Jojo successfully getting the girls rid of their powers. By the time of the next episode, they're shown back with them. One can assume that the girls losing their powers from exposure to Antidote X wasn't permanent after all, but this isn't directly stated.
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Negative Continuity / int_6790c265	comment	TOMICA Thomas & Friends: The Fat Controller is brutally murdered by Thomas in short 5, only for him to reappear alive and well a few shorts later. Knapford Station has also been destroyed twice only to be completely rebuilt in the next episode.
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Negative Continuity / int_68c8e9ad	comment	Early Super Robot Wars games in the "Classic" timeline were notorious for this, especially when events that happened in one game would repeat in the exact same manner from the last game and no one noticed or commented on it. By Super Robot Wars Alpha, when the writing got markedly better, this trope ceased to be prevalent.
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Negative Continuity / int_6b85085e	comment	The Mortal Kombat series has some outside of the main canon. You can kill any character and they can still come back in the ending or next game. Averted and played with in Mortal Kombat 9: apparently everything up to Armageddon happened and Raiden tried to reverse it all with time travel (actually sending a vision to his younger, possibly alternate reality self), resulting in a very different series of events. Averted in that each character apparently still has their own side stories, which do not run canonically with the main story.
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Negative Continuity / int_6bea12b3	comment	General rule of thumb when exploring the Texas Chainsaw Massacre franchise: by and large, they each only accept the original 1974 film as Broad Strokes canon, and ignore everything else. Texas Chainsaw 3D was most explicit in disclaiming the other sequels, billing itself as a direct follow-up to the original film. The 2003 remake and its prequel exist in their own separate continuity.
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Negative Continuity / int_6c2c4bf3	comment	The X-Men Film Series had gotten this way due to X-Men Origins: Wolverine and X-Men: First Class, both of which were prequels to the first three films and played fast and loose with the timeline. So a new timeline was introduced. Wolverine has been officially thrown out of continuity. Conversely, Deadpool makes no attempt whatsoever to tie the various installments of the X-Men film series, even resorting to completely changing character motivations and origin stories to benefit the Rule of Cool theme. Wade Wilson is aware of his original-timeline counterpart (Weapon XI) from X-Men Origins: Wolverine, and drops in on him in the middle of Deadpool 2s mid-credits scene to shoot him down while making fun of all the continuity problems in the franchise. Colossus has inexplicably gone from a lean American-born man in the original trilogy to a buff Russian with a heavy accent. Deadpool mocks the tendency of the X-Men themselves to never be around when he visits Xavier's mansion — and he just misses running into the X-Men: Apocalypse-era team (which have somehow been transplanted from the 80's to the current day) hanging out in one of the room. He even gets a time-travel device in the sequel that allows him to not only Retcon events in said film (saving Peter's life), but allows him to go into the real world and stop Ryan Reynolds from taking on the title role in Green Lantern (2011).
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Negative Continuity / int_740fab62	comment	Ganbare Goemon 2 ended with the revelation that Ebisumaru was actually a woman trapped in a man's body, a curse that was undone by the end of said game. This was undone in future installments as if Ebisumaru was always a man. This may have been done to prevent him from becoming a possible love interest of Goemon's, since Omitsu and Yae were established as major characters in subsequent games.
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Negative Continuity / int_741491bd	comment	The Highlander franchise has a staggering amount of discontinuity within a single series; the original film, its direct sequel set in a post-environmental-catastrophe future, a TV series that ignores the sequel and retcons the ending of the first film, a third film that ignores both the sequel and the TV series, and two film followups to the series which ignore the third film, an animated series set in a post-apocalyptic future completely different from the one in the second film and which ignores everything except the first movie (and most of that as well), and an anime film which reboots the story and is set in a third post-apocalyptic future. A planned Hollywood remake of the future is apparently stuck in Development Hell.
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Negative Continuity / int_7884ec15	comment	Season 2 of Seinfeld ended with Amicable Exes Jerry and Elaine, after a failed attempt at a Friends with Benefits relationship, becoming a couple again, Elaine having realized that going back to being Just Friends isn't possible for her after the fallthrough of their "deal." This was a response to network pressure to get the two back together as well as a suitable finale if the show didn't get a third-season pickup. It did, though, and the events of the episode were never referenced again. Not only do we never get an explanation as to how Jerry and Elaine were able to salvage their friendship from (presumably) yet another breakup, but the rest of the series continues to treat their romantic relationship as one that took place entirely before the events of the series.
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Negative Continuity / int_7aa5ebea	comment	Squidbillies is created by the same folks who made ATHF, so the relentless Snap Back is to be expected. However, someone could get torn apart, and be back in full health two scenes later. There was even a point where Early shot Rusty point blank in the face with a shotgun and about 10 seconds later the skin on Rusty's face magically comes back intact off screen.
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Negative Continuity / int_7c038c18	comment	Phineas and Ferb uses Continuity Nods often (enough to warrant its own page), but they're rarely anything more than quick jokes before the status quo is restored. Candace takes note of this in "Agent Doof", after her mother and several other main characters get zapped with the Baby-Inator in the final minutes. She then addresses the audience and says, "This better wear off before the next episode." Then invoked by way of a MST3K Mantra in the Opening Narration of Phineas and Ferb: Star Wars, which sees the show's characters inexplicably transplanted into the events of A New Hope.
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Negative Continuity / int_7d5e43b0	comment	The Goodies were arrested repeatedly, caused massive amounts of damage, had at least 2 separate sets of children and, on one occasion, the world was destroyed. Then they're back to normal again next time. There were a few instances where, despite their massive amounts of damage, they got a letter from the victim saying that their intent had been well-meaning and they wouldn't press charges. So occasionally, there were attempts at explaining why they got to run rampant.
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Negative Continuity / int_7ec0cdab	comment	The Mighty Boosh is hardly the type of show you'd expect to find continuity in anyway but it has a surprising combination of both Reset Button and Snap Back plots. One episode has a main character die only to have him rescued from hell by another, upon returning he's asked "I thought you were dead" only to respond with something to the effect of "Yeah, I'm back now," which is treated very nonchalantly. In other examples, Bollo the gorilla dies on one episodes ending only to appear again later. One egregious example involves them employing a Snap Back on Backstory— Howard reveals that he doesn't play instruments because he signed his soul over to the Spirit of Jazz to become a musical genius, and now every time he picks up an instrument, the Spirit of Jazz controls him. This isn't remedied in any way at the end of the episode - but the very next episode open with Howard playing a guitar with no ill effects or explanation. When the Spirit of Jazz reappears in a later episode, he has a name, a backstory and is now a germ that's been trapped in an old jazz record for decades.
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Negative Continuity / int_8258e260	comment	Super Mario Bros.: This is the case with the series in general; Shigeru Miyamoto said that there wasn't a continuity simply because it'd limit the development of future Mario games (hence the Reset Button occurring at the end of every single Mario game when the world is saved). While Princess Peach's castle looks more or less the same every time it appears, its surrounding area and sometimes even the interior changes with each appearance, as does the layout of the kingdom surrounding it. In contrast, Bowser's own castle remains inconsistent in terms of design, though the Mario & Luigi and New Super Mario Bros. games have their own standardized designs for the outside view of the castle. The latter may be justified that his castle is shown getting destroyed in almost every game it appears in. Like many examples here, there are some times where the Mario games have some continuity: Super Mario Land 2: 6 Golden Coins: The game's manual states that the game takes place after the events of Super Mario Land with Wario taking over Mario Land while Mario was in Sarasaland, and Wario Land: Super Mario Land 3 takes place after that game, with Wario deciding to go on an adventure to get money to buy a castle of his own after Mario took his castle back from him, and Wario Land II seems to take place after that, the game starts inside what seems to be the same castle Wario earned in the ending of the previous game. Super Mario World: The game's manual states that the game takes place after the events of Super Mario Bros. 3. Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island tells the story about the birth of Mario and Luigi and stays as the series origin. Yoshi's New Island for the 3DS, starts right where that game ended, revealing that the stork delivered Mario and Luigi to the wrong house, and the game ends with them getting delivered to the right house this time. Super Mario Sunshine is the introduction of Bowser Jr., since Peach doesn't recognize him. The game's prologue also has an easy-to-miss detail during FLUDD's analysis on Mario showing his previous fights against Bowser, confirming that the game takes place after those fights' associated games. The Mario RPGs have more continuity, events from the past games are occasionally referenced, and don't have Miyamoto's input anyway. In the Mario & Luigi series for example, Fawful is Arc Villain's minion in the first game, a miserable beggar hiding beneath Peach's castle in the second, and a newly-reformed main antagonist in the third. Most of the inconsistencies are between the various sub-series (Mario shrinks when hit in the 2D platformers but loses health normally in the 3D ones and the RPGs), but often the subseries aren't even consistent with themselves: The area surrounding Peach's Castle in Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story looks almost nothing like it does in Mario & Luigi: Partners in Time. Kylie Koopa from the latter game is a denizen of the past but appears in the present in Mario & Luigi: Dream Team and doesn't appear to have aged a day. Mario in Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door and Super Mario Galaxy could breathe in outer space and move in 3D normally, but in Super Paper Mario he needs a space helmet and a special ability, respectively. Ironically, one of the few true consistencies is that games like Hotel Mario are Canon Discontinuity even by the standards of the series; none of the games ever reference it, and Nintendo goes out of their way to avoid talking about it, even in retrospectives of the franchise's history. The Donkey Kong series shares a universe with the Mario series, and has elements of negative continuity, like the island where the Kong family lives changing its design across the games. However, the games have elements of continuity, like the SNES trilogy games sharing references, especially in the GBA remakes where more plot is featured in the main game. Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze features many continuity nods to Donkey Kong Country Returns and some to the SNES Trilogy. Also, Wrinkly Kong dies sometime between DKC3 and DK64 and stays dead.
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Negative Continuity / int_835ec1be	comment	Canadian cartoon The Bagel and Becky Show (about a cat-and-dog brother and sister) runs mostly on this trope. However, certain things seem to be referenced via a Continuity Nod — Old Man Jenkinsbot gets a new personality every time he's rebooted.
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Negative Continuity / int_84823809	comment	Kaeloo: Several charactersnote usually not counting Quack-Quack since he cannot die, though this still applies to him sometimes have been decapitated, blown up, launched into orbit, driven to madness, turned into zombies, trapped in alternate dimensions or different time periods... The world even blew up once! Yet everything is always back to normal in the next episode.
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Negative Continuity / int_84c6fd45	comment	Iznogoud: In his many failed attempts to become Caliph instead of the Caliph, Iznogoud has been petrified, turned into a dog, lost in a labyrinth, sent back in time, sold as a slave, put in orbit around the Earth, and worse. Nevertheless, everything is always back to normal for the next episode a few panels later. In a notable exception, the album Les Retours d'Iznogoud (Iznogoud's Returns) tries to explain how things returned to normal after some of the vizir's most infamous adventures. It does not always work, as many of those returns end with Iznogoud in an equally uncomfortable situation. That just raises further questions!
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Negative Continuity / int_8a3a1edd	comment	Saved by the Bell rarely had any continuity from one episode to the next. One Christmas Episode had Zack and his mother invite a homeless family to live with them, only for them to disappear once the episode ended. The kids' parents, in their few appearances. Usually, they would be played by a different actor/actress each time, they would be divorced or not divorced, had different occupations, and would even have different names. The "Tori season". Essentially, the show filmed its final season, including the graduation. The network wanted more episodes, but two of the three female leads wouldn't return. A new slate of episodes were filmed with a new female character, and these episodes were aired alternately with the original final season episodes. Therefore, they had Kelly and Jessie episodes interspersed with Tori episodes, with Zack as love interest for both Kelly and Tori, and with neither set of episodes referencing each other.
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Negative Continuity / int_8b7b9cd5	comment	In "Blue Harvest", a generic Rebel pilot says "Red Six standing by!" during the "All wings, report in!" scene...only for Porkins, the real Red Six from A New Hope, to show up a couple minutes later.
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Negative Continuity / int_8d625f8b	comment	Similarly, Clarke seemed to also regard the three Rama Cycle books co-written with Gentry Lee as being set in a somewhat different universe to his original Rendezvous with Rama. This may be less to do with continuity concerns and more to do with the fact that Lee wrote the bulk of these stories in a very different style and tone to Clarke's writing.
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Negative Continuity / int_8d7f29ec	comment	Glee falls here with regularity, particularly in tribute and holiday episodes.
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Negative Continuity / int_8d814070	comment	MAS*H often has single-episode gags (e.g. Hot Lips giving herself a home permanent and Hawkeye shaving off half of BJ's mustache) that get reset the next episode, but the writers never can seem to agree on what has or hasn't happened in previous seasons. For example, Hawkeye obtains a tape recorder in Season 3, yet he covets Charles's tape recorder in later seasons. Another example is that phosphorous burns are shown and discussed early in the series, but the Season 10 episode "Pressure Points" treats white phosphorous rounds as something they hadn't seen in wounded soldiers before.
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Negative Continuity / int_8e569dee	comment	Downplayed in the Mad Max universe, most noticeably when trying to reconcile the original trilogy and Mad Max: Fury Road with the established continuity. There are a few consistent elements across all the films (Max is/was a cop, oil wars led to nuclear wars led to the apocalypse, some props like Max's jacket and the Pursuit Special, Max's injuries carry over between each film) and the first three films in the series had a mostly logical and coherent timeline, but after Fury Road, continuity was thrown out the window. George Miller has said he doesn't think of the Mad Max movies as a single story, but rather as a series of legends about a mythological figure named Max; and much like real myths and legends, there's often contradiction and inconsistency.
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Negative Continuity / int_8f1f4b97	comment	Summertime Saga: Not much, but characters can sometimes act out of character in other storylines that negates their own established Character Development. Since the static background locations are also independent of the main storyline, they can also display this. For instance, Mayor Rump still inexplicably shows up to church on Sunday even after he's been removed from office and sent to prison for conspiracy to murder.
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Negative Continuity / int_8f36f969	comment	The Loud House: Aside from the occasional Continuity Nod, the show mostly follows this trope. No matter what happens to the family or their house (or car), all is back to normal in the next episode. Notable examples include Vanzilla being destroyed in "The Sweet Spot" or the Loud kids selling all the furniture in "Come Sale Away". The only exceptions are usually the events of the full-length episodes, with "11 Louds a Leaping'" showing the faces of the Loud parents Rita and Lynn Sr. and continuing to show them afterwards, and "The Loudest Mission: Relative Chaos" with Bobby and Ronnie Anne, Lori's boyfriend and Lincoln's secret girlfriend, moving away to live with relatives a state over, though still trying to maintain a long-distance relationship. There have been at least three episodes that take place on April Fools Day, but none of the characters have aged. Slightly averted as of Season 5, where the characters have aged by one year, Lincoln now goes to middle school, Lily now speaks in full sentences, is potty trained, and starts attending preschool, and Lori leaves the family to go to college and Leni takes her place as the oldest sibling.
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Negative Continuity / int_8f526e	comment	In Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter for the DS, Galileo is nowhere to be found for some reason. It's not even said where he went to. There's also the ending, since it seals off hopes of a canon sequel, but they made one anyways.
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Negative Continuity / int_90a3a7f4	comment	Kim Possible had mostly a negative continuity. Such as the destroyed Supervillain Lairs were always rebuilt, among others. The reason was admittedly that the creators didn't care much about continuity. This was however changed during the Post-Script Season.
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Negative Continuity / int_94d91fcf	comment	Hi Hi Puffy AmiYumi, given that the premise seemed to be to just put the characters in antic-inducing situations for 7 minutes, and then start anew in the next short. It does become a bit of a headscratcher when skills the two have acquired simply vanish, and little bits are blatantly reversed— such as Yumi's fear of squirrels in Season 1 paired with her love and devotion to squirrels in Season 2. Also Kaz's love of watching professional paint drying, contrasted with his later attitude of what a waste of time it is.
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Negative Continuity / int_9688ee61	comment	Ouran High School Host Club states in its first chapter to ignore any graduations that should be upcoming, quickly establishing that its continuity will not be very reliable. That said, the plot does follow rather normally.
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Negative Continuity / int_971e8e24	comment	The two ongoing series on RedLetterMedia, the Plinkett Reviews and Half in the Bag, both adhere to this. In the case of HITB, though, this is subverted by reality: the living room set is gradually destroyed by the ongoing antics of the characters, and the beer bottles consumed in previous episodes are left to accumulate, to the point where it's difficult to move around without running into them.
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Negative Continuity / int_9962bb82	comment	Super Mario Land 2: 6 Golden Coins: The game's manual states that the game takes place after the events of Super Mario Land with Wario taking over Mario Land while Mario was in Sarasaland, and Wario Land: Super Mario Land 3 takes place after that game, with Wario deciding to go on an adventure to get money to buy a castle of his own after Mario took his castle back from him, and Wario Land II seems to take place after that, the game starts inside what seems to be the same castle Wario earned in the ending of the previous game.
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Negative Continuity / int_9b530c26	comment	The classic Archie Comics volumes consist of numerous anthologies and gags, most of them written and drawn by different teams who probably have little to do with one another. New neighbors, transfer students, and teachers are introduced in one strip and then disappear forever. Characters develop superpowers, meet celebrities and/or otherwise make headlines, only for their exploits to disappear in a vacuum and never be mentioned in any other strips.
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Negative Continuity / int_9df245a1	comment	On r/DanganRoleplay, participants play out their own Danganronpa Class Trials in which a mix of characters from the games participate in Class Trials try to figure out who among them committed a murder. The Class Trials are typically treated as taking place in their own strange continuity where the events of the games have already taken place, with characters who should be dead being able to allude to their canonical deaths throughout the games.
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Negative Continuity / int_9e2dbb4d	comment	Regular Show usually plays this trope straight: Benson fires Muscle Man and Hi-Five Ghost at the beginning of "Don", for telling a "my mom" joke, though by the next episode, they're back working at the park Rigby is allergic to eggs, as "Eggscellent" reveals. In "Picking Up Margaret, Rigby comments on how good the eggs Margaret cooked are, and in "One Pull Up", he's seen drinking a glass of raw eggs as part of his training montage. In "1000th Chopper Flight Party" Rigby swallows an entire plate of deviled eggs with no apparent ill effects. Their annual Halloween episodes, "Terror Tales of the Park" (think this show's version of The Simpsons' famous Treehouse of Horror), also play it straight. However the third iteration of "Terror Tales" both averted and played this trope straight. The ending where the main characters get eaten by the possessed house is not addressed at all by the next episode. However, for the next few episodes leading to the Thanksgiving special, Thomas losing a bet on Halloween is followed up on (in which he's forced to wear his "a slice of pizza" costume until Thanksgiving evening). Skips uses a computer to look up the PlayCo Armboy in "Over the Top", but in "Skips vs Technology" he doesn't even know what an icon is.
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Negative Continuity / int_9fa7d06a	comment	Sayonara, Zetsubou-Sensei does not pretend to have anything resembling a continuity; the characters have had to repeat their second year several times yet none of them shows any signs of aging. The school is frequently destroyed and Nozomu Itoshiki, The Protagonist, has been killed several times. None of this is ever referenced again once the manga chapter or anime episode in which it happens is over until the last few chapters at the very end of the series, which reveals Kafuka's jarring yet impressive secret. It's been consistently and sufficiently foreshadowed throughout both the manga AND the anime, but it's so out of left field that there's virtually no way to predict what exactly it is until it's explicitly revealed.
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Negative Continuity / int_a0c1348	comment	In the stories about Jerry Cornelius and his friends by Michael Moorcock and others, continuity naturally fails between the various twentieth century time streams, and often within some of them in what is, after all, a multiverse.
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Negative Continuity / int_a183d57f	comment	Futurama, at initial glance, appears to utilize this much like The Simpsons, but plays with it in that broadly speaking the events of every episode are canon, with a timeline that changes according to production order almost exactly 1000 years in the future (Fry is thawed out in the beginning of the year 3000, the movie continuation takes place in 3007). The series as a whole has a continuity, an explicitly stated timeline, a canon, and a hidden Myth Arc that involves Nibbler and is hinted at from the first episode. It is still affected by negative continuity, though, in how specific details are subject to change from episode to episode. Lampshaded when Fry declares that the most important thing in sitcoms is that "At the end of the episode, everything always goes right back to normal"... as the camera pulls out on the burning ruins of New New York, which is back to normal by the next episode. In "A Farewell to Arms", there is a Continuity Nod to the Native Martians abandoning their homeworld in "Where the Buggalo Roam" and the planet Mars is turned desolate from a cataclysm and thrown to a new orbit between the Earth and the Sun. Nine episodes later in "Viva Mars Vegas", Mars not only still exists, habitable and in its normal place, the Natives still live there. The running gag of Bender claiming to be 30% or 40% of some material, which adds up to well over 100%. Then again, would you take anything Bender says at face-value?
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Negative Continuity / int_a8729c90	comment	In The Fairly OddParents! it happens a lot: "The Switch Glitch" establishes that fairy godparents can't leave the godchild they're assigned to unless the godchild says "I'm happy and I don't need my godparents anymore", which is contradicted by Fairy Idol showing that fairy godparents can quit anytime they want. The character Juandissimo, who is the fairy godparent of one of Timmy's enemies, Remy Buxaplenty, is often shown living alone in Fairy World, then is shown living with Remy again. In the episode "Fairy Idol" (season 5) he even competes to become a fairy godparent, but in season 7 it's confirmed that he's still Remy's godparent. In one episode, Mr. Crocker does not recognize Poof, who he had a bond with in "Bad Heir Day" (this happened after that episode). "Presto Change-O" ends with Crocker in Doidle's body being dragged away to get "fixed", which ignores that Doidle already got neutered in "Dog's Day Afternoon". School's Out! The Musical has the plot hinge on the fact that Flappy Bob, the founder of Flappy Bob's Learn-A-Torium, made the Learn-A-Torium because the Pixies raised him for 37 years after he was separated from his parents during infancy. This goes against the episode "Baby Face" having a Learn-A-Torium resident nicknamed Pops, who is said to have been trying to escape from the Learn-A-Torium for 60 years. Timmy's Potty Emergency in "Truth or Cosmoquences" is compounded by the revelation that Fairy World lacks doors (preventing him from just entering a bathroom) because fairies are able to magically poof anywhere they need to be. This is contradicted by the fact that doors are clearly shown to exist in Fairy World in both episodes prior to and following "Truth or Cosmoquences". "Fairly Odd Baby" makes it clear that Cosmo and Wanda's son Poof is the first fairy baby to be born in thousands of years due to a ban being placed on fairy procreation after Cosmo was born, with the subsequent episodes "Poof's Playdate" (where Timmy invites over Jorgen Von Strangle, the Tooth Fairy, Cupid and Juandissimo to de-age them into infants and provide Poof with other babies to interact with) and "Anti-Poof" (where Poof's Anti-Fairy counterpart Foop is born) calling attention to the fact that Poof is the only fairy baby who presently exists. This is contradictory to the earlier episode "Timmy TV" showing a fairy family with two children watching the sitcom starring Timmy Turner. "Certifiable Super Sitter" is one of the most flagrant instances of canon being inconsistent, as Cosmo, Wanda, Poof and Foop are seen by Vicky and Timmy's parents without consequence in spite of it being established constantly that fairies aren't supposed to be seen by any humans besides their godchildren. Vicky also acts as if she hasn't met Mr. Turner before even though he had regularly hired Vicky to babysit his son Timmy since the show's very beginning and doing so is why Timmy has fairy godparents in the first place.
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Negative Continuity / int_aa363b6e	comment	The early '90s Chris Elliott comedy vehicle Get a Life featured the main character getting killed at the end of several episodes, only to return in the next episode with no explanation or reference to his previous death.
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Negative Continuity / int_ab3076a5	comment	VG Cats. Leo has been aborted from time and recovered, only to head back in time and cut off both his past self's arms. He got better from that, too.
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Negative Continuity / int_ae0356e0	comment	In Courage the Cowardly Dog, many episodes have Eustace being turned to stone, eaten by a dragon, stuck in space, etc., or Courage turning into a helicopter, or Muriel becoming a puppet, but everything goes back to normal by the next episode. Also, villains would come back and not be remembered (Except possibly by Courage, given how he freaks out when he sees Katz and Le Quack in their penultimate appearances on the show). One exception is the character Le Quack, where it is actually explained how he comes back and why no one recognizes him. Another exception is the "Chicken From Outer Space" from the What A Cartoon! Show pilot. When he reappears again in the series proper, he still looks like a roasted chicken without a head. When he tries to remind Courage of the events of the pilot, Courage just has a look of confusion on his face. This would even be taken one step further when the Chicken's three-headed son made an appearance even later to get revenge. These episodes still played the trope straight regarding Eustace, who was disintegrated in the Chicken's first appearance and decapitated in the second.
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Negative Continuity / int_b0fc9724	comment	The Saturday Night Live recurring skit character MacGruber always gets blown up by a bomb along with his partners at the end of every skit, but is somehow still living (and still trusted by the others to defuse the next bomb in time even though he has yet to actually succeed at this task) for the next skit. Subverted in that his first love interest, Casey, is killed off in one sketch and stays dead (due to Maya Rudolph leaving the show). The Movie, however, plays this trope straight when it retcons her manner of death.
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Negative Continuity / int_b3933a70	comment	Played For Laughs again with Wilson, parodying a name change The Irate Gamer did to an already existing character (that he had appear on his show, no less).
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Negative Continuity / int_b4fe32c9	comment	Invader Zim: The world has been dragged trillions of miles off course and major characters have been turned into bologna or had their organs replaced with household objects, and yet virtually every episode starts as though nothing unusual has happened. Again, there are occasional callbacks. This naturally continues in the continuation comics, with several issues ending with events that should by all rights end the series altogether, only for things to renew with the next issue. This gets lampshaded in Issue 3, which ends with the Star Donkey kicking the Earth into the sun... and then a "Next Time On" panel wherein Dib reminds Zim of the events of the issue, only for him to deny remembering it.
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Negative Continuity / int_b59b160d	comment	Milton Jones in The Very World of Milton Jones has a different backstory every episode, usually involving completely different parents, jobs, love interests and hobbies. This is just to set up a Hurricane of Puns.
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Negative Continuity / int_b87de35b	comment	Super Mario Sunshine is the introduction of Bowser Jr., since Peach doesn't recognize him. The game's prologue also has an easy-to-miss detail during FLUDD's analysis on Mario showing his previous fights against Bowser, confirming that the game takes place after those fights' associated games.
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Negative Continuity / int_b8b00115	comment	Nero: Since author Marc Sleen worked single-handedly and for a newspaper, he had to whip out two panels of comic strips every day. He worked quickly, but didn't care much about continuity mistakes, which are plentiful in his work. His fans never cared about that, though.
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Negative Continuity / int_b8c8f953	comment	PvP once parodied this when character Cole needed a trip to the dentist. He cheerfully told the dentist to go ahead and do whatever he needed and forget the anesthesia, because Cole would be all better in the next strip anyway. The dentist then informed him that PvP isn't that kind of comic. Cole spent the next few strips at home, recovering and in a great deal of pain.
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Negative Continuity / int_b92a0d6e	comment	In Tom Goes to the Mayor, not only has there been Tom meeting the mayor seemingly for the first time in every episode but the episode "Spray a Carpet or Rug" actually ended with Tom's suicide and subsequent descent into Hell while "Bass Fest" ended with the death of seemingly everyone but Tom. In both cases the next episode begins with everything back to normal. This has been somewhat explained by the creators: Tom is stuck in a kind of Hell, and every new episode he goes to the mayor with an idea, something absolutely terrible happens to him, and everything snaps back and he gets to be tormented again.
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Negative Continuity / int_bb7d6a95	comment	Duckman: Lampshaded when the character Ajax was beat up and placed in traction. He mentioned that he would be in perfect shape tomorrow due to non-FDA approved drugs. The amount of grievous bodily harm that Duckman puts his secretaries Fluffy and Uranus through, only for them to be back to normal by the following episode; this was lampshaded by Uranus in the first episode, when s/he comments that being stuffed makes them "very resilient."
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Negative Continuity / int_bc848d30	comment	SpongeBob SquarePants generally runs on this. Seems to be a lot less prevalent in the newer seasons, but definitely true of the first few, at least. The show can't seem to make up its mind whether the Krabby Patty secret formula actually exists or if it's really all about how they're made. The SpongeBob Movie: Sponge on the Run seems to confirm the latter which directly contradicts the events of the first movie. Other episodes in the series also allude to the cook's skill being what actually matters, in particular "Neptune's Spatula" which is an episode from season one, so it's nothing new.
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Negative Continuity / int_bd310eaa	comment	In El Goonish Shive, some of the EGS:NP storylines. Like this one.
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Negative Continuity / int_c00034c2	comment	Beetle Bailey: Only a few major events covered by story arcs have continued to be canon — mainly that Beetle enlisted in the army from college, and his and Sarge's vacations have been spent with Beetle's parents. Other than that, things (up to and including aliens landing on Earth) will be ignored in the next strip, and character concepts have changed to the point of Retcon. A 2014 comic has Beetle state that it feels like yesterday since he joined the army; another character adds that "It was yesterday," which caused internet blogger Josh Frulinger — a.k.a. The Comics Curmudgeon — to joke that Camp Swampy is trapped in a "Groundhog Day" Loop.
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Negative Continuity / int_c43df4d8	comment	Doctor Who: Davros, creator of the Daleks, had been reduced to a head encased in the Dalek Emperor casing in "Remembrance of the Daleks", his last appearance in the classic series. When he debuted in the new series in "The Stolen Earth", he's back to having a torso and arms, although with a prosthetic hand after losing the other one in "Revelation of the Daleks". Admittedly, in the Whoniverse, vast amounts of Time Travel make reality rather... flexible... to say nothing of the Time War that took place between the classic and new series. "Orphan 55": Graham and Yaz (and the audience) need the Doctor to translate a sign written in Cyrillic characters. This is in line with "The Curse of Fenric" (in which Ace couldn't understand written or spoken Russian) and "A Good Man Goes to War" (in which River says the TARDIS translation circuits need time to work on written text). However, it contradicts other episodes in which the TARDIS has translated writing instantly and worked fine with Russian.
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Negative Continuity / int_c47a07c7	comment	Sealab 2021: The Running Gag of Sealab blowing up repeatedly. Lampshade Hanging occurs in the third episode, "Radio Free Sealab," when Marco tells Captain Murphy, "Once again, your stupidity has killed us!" before the explosion. The show also plays with this trope— some episodes reference past shows with perhaps only some characters actually remembering the event. For example, when Quinn mentions he was a robot (as revealed in an earlier season) and everyone seems surprised, Quinn explains he had told them previously. note The episode in question ended with everyone being killed.
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Negative Continuity / int_c5e0b864	comment	The Non-Adventures of Wonderella frequently has the characters get mutated, zombified, killed, or otherwise just given seemingly-permanent changes that get disregarded by the next strip. Plus all the times that the city got destroyed, everybody in it changed into sharks, etc. It is actually stated at one point that the universe "reboots" whenever a Time Paradox occurs, resetting the continuity. This is a fairly common event in the comic, usually caused by Wonderella herself.
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Negative Continuity / int_c7912cea	comment	Jimmy Two-Shoes. Episodes have ended with Lucius falling into a Bottomless Pit or going insane, Miseryville being completely destroyed, characters still having to solve the episode's conflict, and so on, only for the next episode to have everything as normal. Even the geography of Miseryville is in a constant flux! There is some continuity here and there, like Beezy hooking up with Saffi, but it's really only ever brought up when convenient or funny.
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Negative Continuity / int_ccae327f	comment	The Spoony Experiment: "There is no continuity, there is only Insano." Spoony is determined to introduce a new possible origin story for Dr. Insano in nearly every episode he appears in. Is he a version of Spoony from another universe? Did Spoony get a doctorate and travel back in time to give his past self all the science he could ever need? Is he the Mr. Hyde to Spoony's Dr. Jekyll? Or is he one of the Schlumper brothers? All we know for sure is that the guy loves him some SCIENCE! Actually justified in To Boldly Flee, where it is revealed that any continuity errors are the result of a literal Plot Hole in space. By the end of the film, the universe becomes part of the Plot Hole.
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Negative Continuity / int_ce94ce33	comment	Jellystone!: In almost every episode, Jellystone gets destroyed in some way, but goes back to normal by the next. This is Lampshaded in A Town Video: Welcome to Jellystone as Mayor Huckleberry says in his speech about Jellystone "It's a town that gets blown up week after week, that gets rebuilt by the effort of our tireless citizens..."
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Negative Continuity / int_cf39ca4f	comment	Pearls Before Swine does this intentionally. It's even lampshaded by the characters, e.g., "I had to kick the whale off the team because technically, he's dead." (That whale had died in the strip two years earlier.) And then the strip continues as if nothing happened. Creator Stephan Pastis calls this "plotline flexibility".
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Negative Continuity / int_d3332a46	comment	A 2014 comic has Beetle state that it feels like yesterday since he joined the army; another character adds that "It was yesterday," which caused internet blogger Josh Frulinger — a.k.a. The Comics Curmudgeon — to joke that Camp Swampy is trapped in a "Groundhog Day" Loop.
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Negative Continuity / int_d402488d	comment	The show can't seem to make up its mind whether the Krabby Patty secret formula actually exists or if it's really all about how they're made. The SpongeBob Movie: Sponge on the Run seems to confirm the latter which directly contradicts the events of the first movie. Other episodes in the series also allude to the cook's skill being what actually matters, in particular "Neptune's Spatula" which is an episode from season one, so it's nothing new.
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Negative Continuity / int_d7626bdd	comment	Conversely, Deadpool makes no attempt whatsoever to tie the various installments of the X-Men film series, even resorting to completely changing character motivations and origin stories to benefit the Rule of Cool theme. Wade Wilson is aware of his original-timeline counterpart (Weapon XI) from X-Men Origins: Wolverine, and drops in on him in the middle of Deadpool 2s mid-credits scene to shoot him down while making fun of all the continuity problems in the franchise. Colossus has inexplicably gone from a lean American-born man in the original trilogy to a buff Russian with a heavy accent. Deadpool mocks the tendency of the X-Men themselves to never be around when he visits Xavier's mansion — and he just misses running into the X-Men: Apocalypse-era team (which have somehow been transplanted from the 80's to the current day) hanging out in one of the room. He even gets a time-travel device in the sequel that allows him to not only Retcon events in said film (saving Peter's life), but allows him to go into the real world and stop Ryan Reynolds from taking on the title role in Green Lantern (2011).
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Negative Continuity / int_d771e6b1	comment	Tinga Tinga Tales is probably by far one of the worst offenders of this trope. Every episode portrays the animal of whom the episode is A Day in the Limelight to be the last to have their problems fixed. For example, tick bird is not friends with hippo in her own episode, despite already being friends with her back when hippo had fur.
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Negative Continuity / int_d9c602eb	comment	South Park: Kenny's repeated deaths, for starters. Oddly, the characters are somewhat aware that Kenny's died a lot. This is occasionally lampshaded. The kids' ages are also an example of this; they did at one point go from third to fourth grade, but they've been in fourth grade for close to a decade, despite going on summer break several times. Also, the 14th season episode "You have Zero Friends" revealed that the kids were born in 2001, meaning they were (retroactively) not alive for the first five seasons of the series. During the Coon episodes, it is eventually stated why Kenny is always alive later. Some faux-clip shows have the characters remembering past episodes completely wrong (such as everyone getting ice cream at the end.) The boys' given ages constantly vacillated between 8 and 9 after they entered fourth grade. Later episodes have them said to be 10, although this too can depend on how Parker and Stone feel when writing a script. In the Season 16 episode "I Should Never Have Gone Ziplining," the boys are portrayed in live action by actors in their mid-20's, which could be seen as Lampshade Hanging given that's how old they would have been if they had aged in real time. In "The Return of Chef", Chef dies, and is brought back to life as Darth Chef by the end of the episode, a detail ignored in "Stunning and Brave", where he is still considered to be dead, and also, when he comes back as a zombie in South Park: The Stick of Truth. This can even apply to celebrates who have appeared on the show, in a way that could have one wonder if they were under the same effects of coming back from the dead as Kenny. To whit, Bill Gates plays an important role in the Black Friday Trilogy despite being shot dead in the 1999 movie; George Lucas and Steven Spielberg are seen raping their own works in The China Probrem despite being brutally killed by their own director's cut of Raiders of the Lost Ark back in Free Hat; and at the end of the Season 14 episode "The Tale of Scrotie McBoogerballs", the Kardashian sisters and their step-father, Bruce Jenner, are all brutally murdered; come the Season 17 episode "The Hobbit", where Kim Kardashian is alive once again and engaged to Kanye West, with no mention of what happened in Season 14 whatsoever. It happens again In Season 19, where Bruce Jenner, now Caitlyn Jenner, becomes a supporting character and Mr. Garrison's running mate in his candidacy for President. All this doesn't even factor in some of the political figures that appear on the show... In Imaginationland, Stan, Kyle and Cartman are vaporized by a nuclear explosion and are imagined back into existence by Butters, meaning that they are technically imaginary clones from that point on and the originals are dead. This is never brought up again. Beginning with Season 18, each season would follow a continuous plotline with most episodes having references to the previous ones.
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Negative Continuity / int_dcdb5ca9	comment	Honorable mention: Each route in the games to Tsukihime and Fate/stay night have Multiple Endings, although each ultimately has a "True" ending and a "Good" (or "Normal") ending, which are not the same. Tsukihime Kagetsu Tohya exists mostly in a dream and doesn't follow on any particular ending, and Fate/hollow ataraxia is in a time-loop and the same applies. Melty Blood takes place after an Alternate Universe that was supposedly an unreleased route of Tsukihime. Some endings are "more canon" than others, but it's still nigh-impossible to reconcile them all. Especially since Kagetsu Tohya's dreamworld incorporates elements of all the endings. The Galaxy Angel gameverse also had a sequel series, Galaxy Angel II, where elements from all the endings occurred (most obvious in Lily's character chapter, where her form of initiating Kazuya into the Rune Angel-tai includes re-enacting scenes from every Moon Angel's story).
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Negative Continuity / int_dce18d27	comment	All through The Adventures of Mini-Goddess, especially with regard to Gan-chan. Lampshaded in the finale.
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Negative Continuity / int_de48ce05	comment	Happy Tree Friends always results in most, if not all of the characters featured in each episode dying a horrible death of some kind. Many episodes also involve various kinds of property damage, up to and including the town being destroyed multiple times, and the planet having burst into flames on at least one occasion. Despite this, all characters are alive and well the very next episode, with their respective homes the same as ever. Oddly enough, there's still the rare, but occasional Continuity Nod. The joint TV episodes "Double Whammy" and "Autopsy Turvy" featured Flippy being cured of his PTSD, which actually seemed to stick for a while until "On My Mind". An episode aired between those two, "Without a Hitch", showed Flaky being afraid to get near him and having visions of him killing her, seemingly implying that she's somehow aware of how she has been killed before.
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Negative Continuity / int_de6659ec	comment	Once Upon a Time has developed this in every season post season 2. The Dark Curse is stated to capture everyone in the realm of Enchanted Forest. In Season 4, despite being within the same realm, Arendelle and Agrabah are seen as untouched by the curse. We also learn that "nothing can escape the Dark Curse" in the first episode. And then a later episode says that Hook escaped the second curse by "outrunning" it. Which goes against the very plot of the show, that no one could escape it. It's stated that once a person dies, you can't bring them back from the dead. Except Maleficent and Jafar (in the spinoff show) were revived from death itself. While Maleficent's resurrection is given some (faulty) logic, Jafar dies and simply wakes up. No explanation. Regina enchants Hook's hook to steal Cora's heart with a wave of her hand. According to season 5, it was a potion that Hook kept which give him this ability. The audience saw the event of Regina enchanting the hook, and no potion was ever involved. We learn in Season 1 that there was only one magic bean left. However we later learn that are millions if not billions still held by the Giants. And then, once all those are destroyed, and the last few beans used, apparently Ruby still manages to still have one... somehow. It's never explained at all, despite it being made very clear there were no more magic beans. It's stated a few times magic cannot be used to kill people in the spinoff Wonderland show. We then constantly see Jafar use magic to kill several people, and that particular rule is never mentioned again. Also, the genie's rules on magic change from the first season of Once to the first episode of the spinoff show. Given that the rules are automatically known to Genies when they are transformed, and apparently something they spout involuntarily, it seems odd they aren't consistent.
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Negative Continuity / int_dffb9d98	comment	The area surrounding Peach's Castle in Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story looks almost nothing like it does in Mario & Luigi: Partners in Time. Kylie Koopa from the latter game is a denizen of the past but appears in the present in Mario & Luigi: Dream Team and doesn't appear to have aged a day.
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Negative Continuity / int_e53e8d5	comment	Nearly all of the Felix the Cat cartoons and comics have no continuity at all — for starters, Felix committed suicide in his first film, Feline Follies, but is back no worse for wear in future films. The Joe Oriolo era of the series is the sole exception, varying between having some very light continuity going on in them to having no continuity at all, due to some of its episodes having story elements that completely contradict each other. This is carried over to The Twisted Tales of Felix the Cat.
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Negative Continuity / int_e5e19143	comment	SuperlÃ³pez: A couple of examples in the early stories. Most spectacularly, the one which ends with the Monster of the Week devouring the sun.
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Negative Continuity / int_e863cc41	comment	Mega Man Battle Network: There is an overarching storyline across all six games with consistent characters and villains. However, negative continuity is rampant in the area designs: the internet and some recurring real world places (like Sci Lab in 1, 3 and 5; Netopia Castle in 2 and 4) are redesigned in every single game, and there is an almost completely different set of locations to visit in each game. ACDC Town and its houses had all the same design in the first three games, but were heavily redesigned after the graphical revamp of the fourth game. The only place that never got a redesign was the school in ACDC, which never appeared outside of cutscenes in the final three games. There's also some negative continuity with the characters too. Lan's father Yuichiro works for Sci Lab in every odd-numbered game, but otherwise: It's played straight in 2, where he's working at the Official Center (an "internet police" organization); justified in 4, where he's recruited by NAXA (a play on NASA and JAXA) due to a global emergency; and in 6 he's transferred to a different city to oversee the upcoming Expo. Also, in the third game, Lan's best friend Dex moves to Netopia (another country) in the third game (and returns immediately "as a visit"), but in the following games he is back in ACDC.
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Negative Continuity / int_e8d13e52	comment	Urusei Yatsura: Plotlines inevitably led down to anarchy, chaos, and lynch mobs running around by the end of each episode, but all injured characters and buildings would have undergone Snap Back by the next episode. A prime example is the Moroboshi family's house. During the course of the series, it has been flooded, collapsed, burned down and blown to pieces (and the abuse the interior has taken). Yet the next episode shows it standing proudly(?) with nary a tatami or zabuton askew... and Mr. Moroboshi still on the hook for the mortgage.
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Negative Continuity / int_ea1a786f	comment	Monica's Gang lives on this, in all these decades of comics, events of stories contradicting later stories, the rules of the universe keep changing, the fourth wall keeps getting harder and softer, members of family of the characters being introduced to never again appear, the designs of the locations being extremely inconsistent, re-used plots note such as the main characters getting chicken pox more than once, and of course the Comic-Book Time where the characters stay the same age for decades so some stories revolving around stuff from the past when they clearly lived through that time period but later comics say they didn't, and also the vague connection with the teen manga, this is not all bad since with so many years of comics trying to be consistent would be very hard. A very confusing element of this is Blu's stories where he is portrayed as a comic book star living in a World of Funny Animals but appearing alongside other characters that are more like aware of their existence as comic book characters but they aren't acting their stories. However, there are many examples over the years of comics that indeed have continuity between them.
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Negative Continuity / int_ea4f62db	comment	Family Guy: Very often, and frequently lampshaded, the only things that it could not reverse are when certain characters get Killed Off for Real. For example, one episode portrays Brian as having been with the Griffin family since he was a puppy; another portrays him as having joined them after being homeless and already grown-up as a dog. Both of these were meant to be taken seriously. In the Rush Limbaugh episode, Chris remarks that Rush Limbaugh didn't actually exist and was a persona created by Fred Savage. When Lois questions him on it, he mentions that Lois herself had reported all of this when she was a FOX news anchor. Lois retorts that everything on FOX news is a lie, and true statements on FOX news retroactively become lies. "Secondhand Spoke" has Peter try smoking, turning his face shriveled and gray. He gives up by the end of the episode and laments that he's ready for everything to go back to normal, only to be told that the effects of smoking will last for a long time. He asks for the Establishing Shot to be played again since that "always seems to fix things", but the camera zooms back in and Peter's face is still shrivelled. By next episode though he really is fine. In later seasons, characters are dying only to be fine in the next episode or in some cases the very next scene. In "The Simpsons Guy" no one recognizes the Simpsons even though they had many brief cameos in previous episodes. In "Blue Harvest", a generic Rebel pilot says "Red Six standing by!" during the "All wings, report in!" scene...only for Porkins, the real Red Six from A New Hope, to show up a couple minutes later. In "Hefty Shades of Grey", Peter's hair turns white and it's specifically said by Dr. Hartman to be permanent, but by the next episode ("Trump Guy") it's back to normal with no explanation given. Meg has prepared to go or has gone to college several times but (as of season 20) is still both eighteen and in high school.
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Negative Continuity / int_eafb030	comment	The Third Rate Gamer has a couple of examples. Played for Laughs and lampshaded in the Chip 'n Dale: Rescue Rangers "review": Played For Laughs again with Wilson, parodying a name change The Irate Gamer did to an already existing character (that he had appear on his show, no less). Lampshaded in his Super Mario Bros./Super Mario Bros. 2 dual review. The Third Rate Gamer tells Offensive Stereotype to leave in the second timeline, while allowing him to stay in the first timeline. The latter then inexplicably appears in the second timeline to save TRG from the bomb, causing Billy to call him out on it.
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Negative Continuity / int_ef177c11	comment	Monkey Dust. Taken to extremes. One sketch features a character that commits suicide each week. Another features a character who, every week, is released from prison after being locked up for 25 years for a crime he didn't commit.
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Negative Continuity / int_f2041376	comment	Charmed (1998) had a huge, huge problem with keeping anything resembling continuity, whether it concerned elements of the setting (rules by which powers work changing arbitrarily), past events, characterisation, or even props. The rules according to which various entities are or are not frozen by Piper's power. The way various spells and the Book of Shadows itself work falls into this. Sometimes the same spell is cast in two different episodes, but works differently each time; different, never-before-seen spells may be cast for almost the same result, instead of referring to the previously tested ones; "power of three spells" becoming an established, separate category of spells even though the power of three itself only began with the protagonists; "power of three spells" sometimes need to be said by all three sisters together, sometimes just one, sometimes with holding hands, sometimes just standing there; and the Book of Shadows â€” said to be "the real source of power" â€” goes from a list of spells and recipes to a supernatural bestiary. The timeline of the sisters regaining their powers relative to Grams' death tends to fluctuate. The timeline of the characters' births and other backstory elements are wildly inconsistent. The Halliwell family tree indicates that Grams gave birth to Patty when she was thirteen. However, we're also shown that Grams was a hippie at Witchstock in 1967, yet a stately grandmother with an adult daughter in 1975. The sisters' ages when their mother died also varies from one episode to another. Various props don't always line up accurately, such as Prue saying that a page in the Book of Shadows is written by their mother since the handwriting matches the inscription on the back of the Spirit Board... which it clearly doesn't. Another example is the athame from "Bad Warlocks Turn Good"; it vanishes when the warlocks do, yet Prue claims she kept it in "They're Everywhere". Various characters, especially the Charmed Ones' friends, have a tendency to appear for single episodes and are never heard of before or since.
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Negative Continuity / int_f31d7d98	comment	One could write a book about all the internal contradictions in Drawn Together, starting with the fact that every major character has died multiple times (starting with Toot decapitating herself via guillotine AND being eaten by Ling-Ling in the first episode), only to be alive and well at the beginning of the next episode. The episode "Dirty Pranky Number 2" ends with "robo-insectibots with hats" killing not just the whole cast, but presumably all other intelligent life on Earth as well and colonizing the planet for themselves. Of course human civilization is back to normal by the beginning of the next episode. And there was that time when the Earth was taken over by Nazis riding on dinosaurs. Xandir, being a video game character, has extra lives... in some episodes (most notably "Gay Bash"). In others (like "Clum Babies"), he stays dead when killed, at least until the beginning of the next episode. When the show begins, Xandir doesn't realize he's gay. But in a season 2 episode, he says he has traveled back in time from "the gay future". Clara's singing attracts woodland creatures on the episode "Requiem for a Reality Show" but not when she sings in any other episodes. In the episode "Clara's Dirty Little Secret", there is a flashback of Wooldoor attempting to convert Clara to Christianity. In other episodes, Clara is the Christian fundamentalist of the group, and Wooldoor is Jewish. "Sockbat" is sometimes a species or ethnic group (example: the episode "The One Wherein There Is a Big Twist- Part 2") and sometimes just a part of Wooldoor's name. Wooldoor's "clum babies" have the power to cure Alzheimer's (and other diseases and injuries), a fact that is conveniently forgotten about by the episode "Alzheimer's That Ends Well" (and every other episode in which the characters suffer diseases or injuries) Toot is a "sex symbol" from the 1920s who is also somehow 22 years old in 2004. Foxxy Love is 23 years old in 2004 but had a successful music career as an adult in the 1980s, and has grandchildren. The episode "Captain Hero's Marriage Pact" establishes that Captain Hero and Unusually Flexible Girl had frequent sex in college, but in another episode, Captain Hero has a checklist of life goals in which having sex hasn't yet been crossed off. Tim Tommerson is Captain Hero's alter-ego in one episode and a completely separate character in another. Captain Hero was illiterate at the beginning of "Charlotte's Web of Lies" despite reading and writing in previous episodes and even keeping a diary in "Clara's Dirty Little Secret". The show's pilot episode takes place in 2004 and the episode "Lost in Parking Space" takes place in 2007, but the characters' stated ages do not change, except for Ling-Ling, who celebrates his third birthday in "Nipple Ring-Ring Goes to Foster Care"... which takes place after "Trapped in Parking Space", which would make him not born yet in the pilot episode. The whole "Drawn Together Babies" episode is incompatible with what the other episodes have established about the characters' pasts, most notably showing the cast to be raised together since infancy (when the show's first episode had them meeting each other for the first time) and Wooldoor Sockbat originally being a human infant named Walter Saggett before circumstances transformed him into the bizarre creature he is today (which is contrary to the rest of the series making it clear that he was always that way and that Sockbats were their own species).
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Negative Continuity / int_f655ed11	comment	Frasier has a few of these. Frasier's background was changed between Cheers and his own series — he went from being an only child whose late father had been a research scientist and who reconciled with his wife at the end of Cheers, to being divorced, having a brother, and a father who was a retired working-class cop and very much alive. This one was explained away in â€œThe Show Where Sam Shows Upâ€� as Frasier having had a fight with Martin just before telling the gang at Cheers about his family. He also has a lot of one-off family members who are seen or mentioned in individual stories but are then never seen or mentioned again. Most obviously, Martin explicitly states that he never had a brother in the first season, but we meet Martin's brother Walt in a season five episode. Somewhat subverted with Frasier's son Frederick, who was born during Cheers. He is regularly mentioned and appears in nine episodes over the course of Frasier.
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Negative Continuity / int_f67aead0	comment	While Conan was hosting The Tonight Show, there was a recurring character named Cody Devereaux, to capitalize on the "brooding, emotional vampire" craze. In every appearance, Cody would get sad, run outside, and spontaneously combust in the sunlight. There would even be a graphic with his year of birth and year of death. Whenever he would appear again, Cody would be fine.
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Negative Continuity / int_f7d8fd70	comment	A common device in radio comedy, where the audience would often consist of whoever happened to be near a radio set at the time. For instance, The Goon Show would often have major characters blown up, bankrupted, thrown into prison, killed by wet elephants, or otherwise removed from the story before bringing them back the following week. There was at least one character (Bluebottle) whose schtick was getting killed in every episode. Bluebottle is also a case of far shorter-term negative continuity: "You've deaded me, you swine!"
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Negative Continuity / int_f84c42c0	comment	In Lupin III, only the essential elements of the story are ever kept... It's part of the reason why the series has worked for so long. The only lasting changes ever made to the story (the additions of Jigen and Goemon to the cast) occurred very early on in the franchise's history, during the original manga. Since then, the cast of characters has not moved forward an inch in over forty years. Green vs. Red is either toying with us, or explaining why there's no continuity of events. Eventually averted with Lupin III: Part 5, the first episode of which explicitly acknowledges the events of the fourth series and The Castle of Cagliostro. Later episodes feature either Continuity Nods to or cameos from the "Green Jacket" and "Red Jacket" series as well as The Fuma Conspiracy and The Woman Called Fujiko Mine, to say nothing of frequent throwback episodes that play homage to "Green Jacket", "Red Jacket", and "Pink Jacket". The appearance of Diana from The Pursuit of Harimao's Treasure (alongside a returning Rebecca Rossellini from Part IV) in the final episode additionally indicates that at least one of the Lupin III Yearly Specials is in-continuity for the events of Part 5. Considering Multiple-Choice Past is also in play for the Lupin gang across the myriad of works put out over the years, try wrapping your heads around that.
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Negative Continuity / int_fae04580	comment	Stargunner has two separate backstories, and 3D Realms waffles between both by publishing the manual, which has one of the two backstories, on their website, and then putting the other backstory on the game page and coding it into the game itself.
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Negative Continuity / int_fbbe64b3	comment	Le avventure del grande Darth Vader has several episodes acknowledging the continuity of other episodes, but often has characters being decapitated by the protagonist, only to return as if nothing happened when their presence makes for a funny situation again. However, the two things are not mutually exclusive: an episode has a character acknowledging another character's death and return, only to have the "resurrected" character reply: "Yeah, I remember I was dead too, but our audience won't care about this."
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Negative Continuity / int_fc0e7530	comment	Dexter's Laboratory: Shorts often ended with inescapable doom, or other seemingly-permanent bad things (like the destruction of Dexter's lab on several occasions, the cast getting turned into animals or each other, or the whole planet getting destroyed by a huge meteor shower in "Let's Save the World, You Jerk!").
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Negative Continuity / int_fe16b92c	comment	Happy Heroes: Rarely, but there's two major moments of this too. Season 8 episode 34 having some of the discontinuities (and a few of them were obvious) which would be rather unwieldy to list here, but a few might be intentional (probably on the writers' parts). Season 14 episode 45, after Happy S. and other four Supermens plus Nuclear S. were turned evil by the Power of Dark, then then brief clips of season 14 episode 44 where Happy S. and others fight the possessed Nuclear S. (the Dark Demon) flashes, and rewinded to before Nuclear S. absorbs the Power of Dark.
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Happy Heroes (Animation) / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
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Tinga Tinga Tales (Animation) / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
DD Fist of the North Star / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Doraemon / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Excel♡Saga / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Galaxy Angel / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Pani Poni Dash! / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Panty & Stocking with Garterbelt / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Popee the Performer / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Puni Puni☆Poemi / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Samurai Champloo / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Space☆Dandy / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
The Adventures of Mini-Goddess / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Winter Days / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Yo-kai Watch / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Condorito (Comic Book) / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Cosmo Cat (Comic Book) / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Dark Crisis (Comic Book) / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Detective Comics (Comic Book) / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Frank (Comic Book) / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Goblins (2007) (Comic Book) / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Invader Zim (Oni) (Comic Book) / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Iznogoud (Comic Book) / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Monica's Gang (Comic Book) / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Noob (Comic Book) / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Spider-Ham (Comic Book) / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Superlópez (Comic Book) / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Tank Girl (Comic Book) / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
The Beano (Comic Book) / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
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Dilbert (Comic Strip) / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Get Fuzzy (Comic Strip) / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Hägar the Horrible (Comic Strip) / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Nodwick (Comic Strip) / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Pearls Before Swine (Comic Strip) / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Twisted Toyfare Theatre (Comic Strip) / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Brewdening Love Expanded Universe / Fan Fic	seeAlso	Negative Continuity
Christian Humber Reloaded / Fan Fic / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Half-Life: Full Life Consequences / Fan Fic / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
My Immortal / Fan Fic / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Woof Woof Power / Fan Fic	seeAlso	Negative Continuity
A Girl and Her Bike (Fanfic) / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Bloodstained Hands And Hearts (Fanfic) / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Kanius Production Abridged (Fanfic)	seeAlso	Negative Continuity
Stories and Tales from Dimension 63 (Fanfic) / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
The New Adventures of Invader Zim (Fanfic) / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
What is a Person Worth? (Fanfic) / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Yoshi Kart (Fanfic) / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
A Fairly Odd Movie: Grow Up, Timmy Turner! / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Beethoven / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Borat / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Cruel Intentions / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Disaster Movie (2008) / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Epic Movie (2007) / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Ernest P. Worrell / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Flodder / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Gamera / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
House of Dracula / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Loaded Weapon 1 / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Maciste / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Mad Max / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
National Lampoon's Vacation / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Puppet Master / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Ryan vs. Dorkman / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Scary Movie / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Subspecies / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
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The Great Race / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
The Horror of Frankenstein / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
The Little Rascals / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
The Naked Gun / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
The Three Stooges / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Wrong Turn / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
El Santos (Franchise) / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Felix the Cat (Franchise) / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Super Mario Bros. (Franchise) / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Deep Trouble II / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Englishman / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Goosebumps / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Graveyard School / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Juni Taisen: Zodiac War / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Monster Blood II / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Monster Blood IV / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Odd Squad Agent's Handbook / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Half-Life but the AI is Self-Aware (Machinima) / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Weekly World News (Magazine) / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
BrewdeningLoveExpandedUniverse	seeAlso	Negative Continuity
MuppetsFromSpace	seeAlso	Negative Continuity
WhoCensoredRogerRabbit	seeAlso	Negative Continuity
YouTube Poop / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Doraemon (Manga) / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Kanamemo (Manga) / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Pop Team Epic (Manga) / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Prétear (Manga) / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Sabagebu! (Manga) / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Sayonara, Zetsubou-Sensei (Manga) / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Urusei Yatsura (Manga) / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
YuruYuri (Manga) / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Alvin and the Chipmunks (Music) / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Ninja Sex Party (Music) / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Hancock's Half Hour (Radio) / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
The Goon Show (Radio) / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
TheTremendousCourt	seeAlso	Negative Continuity
The Very World of Milton Jones (Radio) / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
No Matter What Happens, I Still Won't Become An Anime Character (Roleplay) / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Class Trials (Roleplay) / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
The Multiverse (Roleplay) / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Alarm für Cobra 11 / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Batman (1966) / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
blackâ€¢ish / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Blackadder / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Cheers / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Childrens Hospital / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Conan / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Dog with a Blog / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
El Chavo del ocho / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Garth Marenghi's Darkplace / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Gilligan's Island / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Gimme a Break! / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Hallo Spencer / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
I Didn't Do It / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
I Dream of Jeannie / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Kamen Rider Den-O / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Kevin Can F**k Himself / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Key & Peele / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Knots Landing / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Lost Tapes / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Louie / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Man Seeking Woman / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Married... with Children / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Mongrels / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Mr. Show / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Murdoch Mysteries / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
NYPD Blue / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Rocky Jones, Space Ranger / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Round the Twist / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Świat według Kiepskich / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
The Andy Griffith Show / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
The Eric Andre Show / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
The Golden Girls / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
The Munsters / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
The Young Ones / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Two Pints of Lager and a Packet of Crisps / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Ultra Q Dark Fantasy / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
War of the Worlds (1988) / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Will & Grace / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Yeralash / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Googlebrains / Sugar Wiki / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Toon (Tabletop Game) / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
The Pee-wee Herman Show on Broadway (Theatre) / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
BIT.TRIP (Video Game) / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
BoomBots (Video Game) / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Bugs Bunny & Taz: Time Busters (Video Game) / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Corruption Expanded (Video Game) / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2 (Video Game) / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Duke Nukem (Video Game) / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Fallout 3 (Video Game) / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Friday the 13th: The Game (Video Game) / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Green Hell (Video Game) / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Hitman (2016) (Video Game) / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
JumpStart 2nd Grade (Video Game) / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
KSB's RPG Parodies (Video Game) / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Pico (Video Game) / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Postal (Video Game) / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Power Pro-kun Pocket 1 (Video Game) / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Resident Evil: Outbreak (Video Game) / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Sonic Generations (Video Game) / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Stargunner (Video Game) / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Summertime Saga (Video Game) / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Super Robot Wars 2 (Video Game) / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Super Robot Wars 3 (Video Game) / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Super Robot Wars 4 (Video Game) / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (1989) (Video Game) / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
The Nightmare Before Christmas: Oogie's Revenge (Video Game) / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Tomodachi Life (Video Game) / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Towelket: One More Time (Video Game) / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Vermintide II (Video Game) / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Ao Usagi Tribute Show (Web Animation) / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
AstroLOLogy (Web Animation) / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Battle of the Multiverse (Web Animation) / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Bravest Warriors (Web Animation) / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Camp Camp (Web Animation) / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Charlie Games (Web Animation) / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Dr. Crafty (Web Animation) / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Girl-chan in Paradise (Web Animation) / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Gory Toons (Web Animation) / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Gridiron Heights (Web Animation) / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
International Moron Patrol (Web Animation) / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Madness Combat (Web Animation)	seeAlso	Negative Continuity
Queer Duck (Web Animation) / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Retarded Animal Babies (Web Animation) / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Shut Up! Cartoons (Web Animation) / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Space Tree (Web Animation) / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Teen Girl Squad (Web Animation) / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
The Dan Young Animated Show (Web Animation) / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
The Demented Cartoon Movie (Web Animation) / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Watame Did Borderline Nothing Wrong (Web Animation) / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Grim Tales from Down Below (Webcomic) / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
AI Sponge (Web Video) / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Batman Dubs (Web Video)	seeAlso	Negative Continuity
Baywatching (Web Video) / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Caddicarus (Web Video) / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Dark Simpsons (Web Video) / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Dhar Mann (Web Video) / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Dr. Crafty (Web Video) / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Drawfee (Web Video) / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Games Repainted (Web Video) / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Half-Life but the AI is Self-Aware (Web Video) / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Hardly Working (Web Video) / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Hatchetfield (Web Video) / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Hitler Rants (Web Video) / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
JonTron (Web Video) / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
JulianSmith.tv (Web Video) / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Khonjin House (Web Video) / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Mr. Plinkett Reviews (Web Video) / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
NearChris (Web Video) / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Nightmare Time (Web Video) / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Phelous (Web Video) / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
RedLetterMedia (Web Video) / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Sans Gaming (Web Video) / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
The Annotated Series (Web Video) / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
The Kill Count (Web Video) / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
The Misadventures of Skooks (Web Video) / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
The Spoony Experiment (Web Video) / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Third Rate Gamer (Web Video) / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Unus Annus (Web Video) / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Venturian Tale (Web Video) / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Zack Morris is Trash (Web Video) / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Ansem Retort (Webcomic) / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Bob the Angry Flower (Webcomic) / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Buni (Webcomic) / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Chopping Block (Webcomic) / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
CoyoteVille (Webcomic) / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Dolan (Webcomic) / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Insecticomics (Webcomic) / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Mario Adventures (Webcomic) / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Nedroid (Webcomic) / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Oglaf (Webcomic) / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Pocket Princesses (Webcomic) / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Polandball (Webcomic) / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
PvP (Webcomic) / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Square Root of Minus Garfield (Webcomic) / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Tenth Dimension Boys (Webcomic) / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Terminal Lance (Webcomic) / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
The Air Ride Series (Webcomic) / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
The Book of Biff (Webcomic) / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
The Non-Adventures of Wonderella (Webcomic) / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Wondermark (Webcomic) / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
The Clock Crew (Website) / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
The Onion (Website) / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Adventures from the Book of Virtues / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Æon Flux / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Aladdin: The Return of Jafar / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Aqua Teen Hunger Force / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Archibald the Koala / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Beavis and Butt-Head / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Ben 10 / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Blue's Clues & You! / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Bob's Burgers / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Brickleberry / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Bugs Bunny / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Capitol Critters / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Casper's Scare School / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Celebrity Deathmatch / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Chorlton and the Wheelies / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Count Duckula / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Cow and Chicken / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Daffy Duck / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Darkwing Duck / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Disenchantment / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Draftee Daffy / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Drawn Together / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Duck Dodgers / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Duckman / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Fanboy and Chum Chum / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Flip the Frog / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Gadget Boy & Heather / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
George of the Jungle (2007) / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Golan the Insatiable / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Goof Troop / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Halloween Is Grinch Night / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
House of Mouse / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Jellystone! / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Jimmy Two-Shoes / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Johnny Test / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Kamp Koral / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Kung Fu Panda: Legends of Awesomeness	seeAlso	Negative Continuity
Les Shadoks / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Les Sisters / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Mad Jack the Pirate / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Mickey Mouse / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Mickey Mouse (2013) / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Mighty Mike / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Monkey Dust / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Monsters vs. Aliens (2013) / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Mouse and Mole / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Numb Chucks / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Oggy and the Cockroaches / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Pet Alien / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Pig Goat Banana Cricket / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Private Snafu / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Producing Parker / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Quack Pack / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Rocko's Modern Life / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Rolling with the Ronks! / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Sealab 2021 / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Shaun the Sheep / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Sonic Boom / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Space Ghost Coast to Coast / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Space Goofs / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Spliced / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Squidbillies / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Superjail! / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Teen Titans Go! / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (1987) / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
The Angry Beavers / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
The Crumpets / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
The Cuphead Show! / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
The Drinky Crow Show / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
The Flintstones / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
The Garfield Show / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
The Ghost and Molly McGee / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
The Huckleberry Hound Show / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
The Inspector / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
The Itsy Bitsy Spider / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
The Mr. Men Show / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
The Penguins of Madagascar / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
The Ren & Stimpy Show / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
The Secret Show / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
The Simpsons Movie / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
ThunderCats (1985) / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Time Squad / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Tom Goes to the Mayor / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Toonsylvania / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Total DramaRama / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Totally Spies! / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Treehouse of Horror / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Ugly Americans / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Unikitty! / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Visionaries / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Woody Woodpecker / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Xavier: Renegade Angel / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Vince Russo (Wrestling) / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Light and Dark The Adventures of Dark Yagami / Fan Fic / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Lupin III (Franchise) / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Junie B. Jones / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity

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