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Recycled Set
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Since all of television and film works around a budget, there often isn't enough money to pay for all those expensive sets to be designed, constructed, and decorated and then be used for only one scene. When this is the case, the producers and/or director may opt for a Recycled Set. A Recycled Set is pretty much what you would expect: a set that is either entirely or in large part composed of the main sets of the project. Since walls, windows, and doors tend to be fairly simple and unremarkable, it's typically easy for set designers to rearrange specific pieces of furniture or strategically cover wall segments to create an entirely unique look. Except in very rare circumstances, i.e. unless Played for Laughs, this set similarity is never noticed or remarked upon by any of the show's characters on-camera. They simply go on their merry way, unconcerned that Bob's front door looks strikingly similar to Officer John's office door. In the Arcade Game industry, this takes the form of "conversion kits", which are designed to take an existing dedicated cabinet and repurpose it for a new game, saving a lot of money that would otherwise be spent getting a brand new cabinet. Aside from the obvious change in software, the decorations and sometimes the controls on the cab are changed out to fit the new game, but the shape of the cabinet is still clearly the same one used for the previous game. Compare Hey, It's That Place! and Three-Wall Set. For the video game equivalent, see Cut and Paste Environments. |
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Amy's flashback of Sonic's previous adventure on Little Planet uses a still of the beta Windy Valley as a background. Even though this one looks noticeably different from the final Windy Valley to pass off as a wholly different area, eagle-eyed players should notice that other parts of the game use stills of it, such as Big's background in the opening FMV. | |
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The Talos Principle reuses models from Croteam's previous game, Serious Sam 3: BFE. For example, the Egyptian set is mostly the same. | |
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The battle background of episodes 7 and 8 from Super Dragon Ball Heroes is claimed to be Planet Sadala from Universe 6, but is recycled from the future timeline version of Earth from Dragon Ball Super. | |
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A take on this trope appears in the The Simpsons episode "Trilogy of Error". Lisa is mistakenly dropped at West Springfield Elementary, which looks exactly identical to Springfield Elementary. One of the students notes that all schools in the area were drawn from the same floorplan. This is Truth in Television in some areas, especially areas with a lot of schools built at the same time. In some areas of California, you're likely to find that all the elementary schools look exactly the same, minus the color they use on the outside trim of the buildings. | |
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Delicious Party♡Pretty Cure is notorious for this. Almost every single episode featuring a battle with the Bundoru Gang (barring the final villain and two other instances) involves taking the participating combatants (Rosemary, the Cures, Black Pepper, whoever's involved with the Bunduru Gang at the time, and their Ubauzo) into a desert/canyon area. The Movie of the season isn't safe from this either. | |
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The barbershops in Leisure Suit Larry 2 look the same everywhere that Larry goes. | |
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In Animaniacs and Freakazoid!, the exterior for Amblin Entertainment is a redecorated version of Acme Looniversity from Tiny Toon Adventures. | |
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In Halo: Reach, the Club Errera interior layout is a near-identical copy and paste of Tayari Plaza from Halo 3: ODST, just given a thorough reskin to turn it from an outdoor recreational area to a nightclub. | |
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World of Warcraft reuses the same layout for most of their caves. Several cave designs have been introduced, but essentially all caves with ogres in them use a single layout, and a second layout with multiple levels accounts for most of the rest of the caves. | |
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In-universe for Nunsense. The nuns' benefit show is staged in a school auditorium that's set up for a student production of Grease. | |
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Mirror's Edge Catalyst reuses many scenery assets from the original Mirror's Edge. | |
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The first cutscene with Knuckles and Rouge Sonic Adventure 2 is likely meant to be set in Angel Island, but it clearly uses the geometry of Hidden Base, one of the game's stages. At least this time they gave it a different skybox. | |
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Yes, there are animated examples of this too. GaoGaiGar does this when the heroes reach the site of their ultimate battle, only to find an exact replica of their command satellite. | |
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Shin Megami Tensei IV: Apocalypse reuses several maps from Shin Megami Tensei IV. Justified since it's a direct sequel that takes place in the same region. | |
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Super Mario Bros. used many of its level designs twice, with tougher enemies and obstacles the second time around, due to the limited cartridge space of the time. The arcade version replaced the duplicates with all-new levels, whose designs were in turn reused for Super Mario Bros.: The Lost Levels. | |
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Tails has a dream reminiscing his first meeting with Sonic, in which Tails is shown wandering a jungle. Even though the flashback is supposed to take place in Westside Island going by Sonic lore, it uses the jungle area from the game's Hub World Mystic Ruins, and it's really noticeable. | |
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Silent Hill 3 recycles the West Southvale neighborhood and Brookhaven Hospital from Silent Hill 2, which used the same engine, along with the models of Angela and James, for the corpse being eaten by a Closer (itself reusing the model of the Mandarin enemies) in the mall boutique and the deceased Harry, respectively. | |
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Fallout 3 and Fallout: New Vegas recycle scenery props from previous Bethesda games, mostly The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion. This is most notable in the caves, which reuse the textures, rocks, and various other bits of set dressing practically unchanged from Oblivion. Consider how the interior of the caves are often shades of green, but that New Vegas's predominant color is brown.... FNV not only reuses building interior layouts from FO3, but some of its own as well. |
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Family Guy: Back to the Multiverse reuses the airport map from Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 during the boss fight with Ernie the Giant Chicken. | |
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Halo: Due to the level's well-documented Troubled Production, much of the Halo 3 level "Cortana" is made up of geometry either recycled from another cut level or slightly-altered from elsewhere in the final game. The very start of the level is almost identical to the entrance to the ship in "Floodgate", while one room you fight through is a flood-ified version of the Shadow of Intent's bridge as seen in cutscenes. In Halo: Reach, the Club Errera interior layout is a near-identical copy and paste of Tayari Plaza from Halo 3: ODST, just given a thorough reskin to turn it from an outdoor recreational area to a nightclub. Halo Infinite is fairly frugal with its environmental design; the one place where it goes fully into environment recycling is with the interior of the House of Reckoning: the large warehouse rooms that house the battlefield replicas are obviously just walled-up hangar bays from the Ghost of Gbraakon at the start of the game. |
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Halo Infinite is fairly frugal with its environmental design; the one place where it goes fully into environment recycling is with the interior of the House of Reckoning: the large warehouse rooms that house the battlefield replicas are obviously just walled-up hangar bays from the Ghost of Gbraakon at the start of the game. | |
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Both of the flashbacks in Sonic Adventure use recycled sets: Tails has a dream reminiscing his first meeting with Sonic, in which Tails is shown wandering a jungle. Even though the flashback is supposed to take place in Westside Island going by Sonic lore, it uses the jungle area from the game's Hub World Mystic Ruins, and it's really noticeable. Amy's flashback of Sonic's previous adventure on Little Planet uses a still of the beta Windy Valley as a background. Even though this one looks noticeably different from the final Windy Valley to pass off as a wholly different area, eagle-eyed players should notice that other parts of the game use stills of it, such as Big's background in the opening FMV. |
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In Holiday Inn, the Recycled Set was an actual set for a movie within a movie based on Bing's hotel. | |
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River City Girls 2 uses most of the same maps from River City Girls, which makes sense because it's set in the same city after a few months. Urban restructuring takes a long time. | |
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Bishi Bashi Channel reuses the MÚSECA cabinet, due to the latter's online service (and use of online-requiring DRM) being terminated, although operators could order an offline kit to keep MÚSECA. Bishi Bashi makes several modifications to the base cabinet: the screen is oriented horizontally instead of vertically, the control panel now has four sets of buttons, one for each player, the spinners from MÚSECA are reused as the players' buttons, and the pedal is removed. Looking under the control panel, you can still see the funnel symbol that's used in MÚSECA. | |
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One of the places you can stop a speeding car in Police Quest is the disco from the first Leisure Suit Larry, and the cafe is a redeco of Lefty's Bar from said game. | |
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Sonic the Hedgehog Both of the flashbacks in Sonic Adventure use recycled sets: Tails has a dream reminiscing his first meeting with Sonic, in which Tails is shown wandering a jungle. Even though the flashback is supposed to take place in Westside Island going by Sonic lore, it uses the jungle area from the game's Hub World Mystic Ruins, and it's really noticeable. Amy's flashback of Sonic's previous adventure on Little Planet uses a still of the beta Windy Valley as a background. Even though this one looks noticeably different from the final Windy Valley to pass off as a wholly different area, eagle-eyed players should notice that other parts of the game use stills of it, such as Big's background in the opening FMV. The first cutscene with Knuckles and Rouge Sonic Adventure 2 is likely meant to be set in Angel Island, but it clearly uses the geometry of Hidden Base, one of the game's stages. At least this time they gave it a different skybox. |
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Young Justice reuses a few different set layouts from Batman: Under the Red Hood. Specifically, the establishing shot of Gotham City and the warehouse in Downtime and Roy's apartment in Auld Acquaintance and Salvage. Freely admitted by the showrunners if asked — one of them, Brandon Vietti, was the director of Under the Red Hood. | |
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Wonder Boy III: The Dragon's Trap: A lot of rooms, especially in dungeons, have the exact same layout with different props and enemies. | |
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The Mitchells vs. the Machines reuses two assets from previous Sony Pictures Animation projects: the Tokyo setting seen during the initial phase of the robot uprising was originally Manhattan as seen in Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse, while Katie's classroom from the beginning of the film was the same one from The Emoji Movie. | |
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The original Darius comes in a dedicated cabinet with three screens side by side, and Darius II was initially released in another dedicated cabinet, but with two screens. Taito later released conversion kits to allow operators to reuse Darius cabinets for Darius II, with the latter game modified for three screens. | |
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Nostalgia (BEMANI) reuses the BeatStream cabinet, due to the latter's online service (and the game having online-requiring DRM) being terminated around the time the former was introduced. The key difference is the addition of a piano controller just below the touchscreen. However, an original cabinet designed specifically for Nostalgia is also available. | |
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Attack of the Zolgear was released as a conversion kit for existing Galaxian^3 cabinets. | |
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Inevitable in the Pimp Lando series due to 3D Movie Maker (which was used to create the series) having only about nine sets to choose from without mods. Lampshaded by Lando when he remarks that Boston (and later Orbisonia) look just like Wall Street, due to them all being the same "city" set. A title comes up once declaring a scene to be on "A Different Street" despite said street looking identical to the one in the previous scene. | |
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One of the biggest criticisms against Dragon Age II was the massive reuse of floor plans for interiors, caves and dungeons. | |
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All the hosptials you can enter in Grand Theft Auto IV use the same interior. | |
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In-universe, for the Broadway revival of Hedwig and the Angry Inch, Hedwig stages her show on the abandoned stage of the stage musical adaptation of The Hurt Locker. | |
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In-universe, in Code Lyoko, the Season 3 episode "Temporary Insanity" has Kadic's production of Cyrano de Bergerac reuses the sets from the previous year's play Romeo and Juliet because of a lack of money. | |
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| Recycled Set / int_fb1f266e | comment |
SSSS.DYNɅZENON reuses many of the backgrounds from its predecessor, SSSS.GRIDMAN. The set recycling is here used for deliberate effect, with many scenes that take place in the same location as one from GRIDMAN having thematic parallels to its counterpart, sometimes as a straight match and other times with an inversion. | |
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