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Bob makes a totally random, out-of-the-blue statement. Later on, Alice, who never heard him make the original statement, repeats it or makes reference to it. How did she know it? Apparently, they somehow managed to follow the same, bizarre line of "logic". Compare Ironic Echo, Ironic Echo Cut, Brick Joke, Phrase Catcher, Gag Echo, It's Been Done, Who Would Be Stupid Enough?, Badass Minds Think Alike. When the reality itself agrees with the dumbass, it's Achievements in Ignorance or The Cuckoolander Was Right. Not quite related to Are You Pondering What I'm Pondering? and Improbably Predictable. |
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inFAMOUS and [PROTOTYPE] came out around the same time and were both Wide-Open Sandbox games with a super-powered individual as the main character. Both games came out so close together that, although they couldn't have possibly been ripping each other off, the premise and mechanics of each were startlingly similar. Compounding that is when Yahtzee couldn't decide which was the better game, he challenged both developers to draw the rival game's main character "wearing women's lingerie;" the win would go to the better picture. The artists responsible for each company's entry both individually decided, for some reason, that their nominated picture should also include a rainbow, a unicorn, and creative applications of the character's powers, so the studios behind the games managed to pull this off twice. |
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For all of the initial tension between Riley and Claude in Valkyria Chronicles 4, they sure do think alike. Case A? They somehow manage to talk about mortars using the analogy of Cinderella without even realizing they were talking to each other. Case B? Riley and Claude used a completely spontaneous code to direct fire support after their radios were jammed, all while they were still giving each other the silent treatment. That's an impressive degree of mind-meld for people who haven't said a word to each other since they were little kids. | |
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In A Profile when confronted with the declaration that there's no way Masayuki is ever going to marry his little sister Rizu, Rizu and her mother Riko both react with the exact same sequence of nonsense syllables. For Masayuki's sake, let us pray that Rizu does not grow up to be like Riko in her endings. | |
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In yet another Shredder's Revenge-related incident, Retroware's Toxic Crusaders-based video game seemed to have been developed in response to the popularity of the aforementioned title. However, the art director Xander Arnot said in a PAX East interview that development started roughly a year and a half ago so that Toxic Crusaders would be revisited in the revival of the Beat 'em Up genre and pretty much rolled with it when Retroware learned of Shredder's Revenge doing the same thing for the '87 TMNT series. | |
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Garfield: When Jon told Ellen his life was meaningless without her, Garfield said it's meaningless anyway. Then we learned Ellen thought the same. Garfield said "Great minds think alike". Liz invited Jon to watch a figure skating competition on TV. Jon's reaction from his side of the phone line made Garfield correctly guess it. While deciding what to wear for a blind date, Jon ends up wearing a cowboy hat, a "suave and sophisticated" suit and, from the waist down, sports wear. His date shows up wearing the same style of outfit. When Liz asks if Jon likes her new shoes, Garfield mentally tells Jon to "lie and say yes". After Jon's hesitation, Liz says he's "supposed to lie and say yes". |
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The authors of both The Adventures of Dr. McNinja and Captain Britain and MI13 deciding, apparently independently, that Dracula should have a moon base. On the moon. | |
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Andrew Bovell's Speaking in Tongues: The first scene depicts Leon and Jane having an affair, at the same time as Leon's wife Sonja and Jane's husband Pete almost hook up, backing out at the last moment, with a lot of the dialogue overlapping. This is continued into the second scene, in which Sonja/Pete confesses her/his near-affair only to find out about Leon/Jane's affair. Toned down in the second and third acts. | |
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This was taken to its logical conclusion for the making of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Shredder's Revenge; both Dotemu and Tribute Games intended to pitch a new '80s-styled TMNT game to Nickelodeon, but realized that it would be better to team up rather than compete against each other. On a related note, Ludosity, the developers of Nickelodeon All-Star Brawl also wanted to use the 80s version of the TMNT cast. This is made even more amusing by the fact that both this game and Shredder's Revenge would have the 80s April as a playable character, which was already done by the fangame Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Rescue Palooza. Similarly to the aforementioned note, Rescue-Palooza and Shredder's Revenge would both end up including Master Splinter and Casey Jones as playable characters. In yet another Shredder's Revenge-related incident, Retroware's Toxic Crusaders-based video game seemed to have been developed in response to the popularity of the aforementioned title. However, the art director Xander Arnot said in a PAX East interview that development started roughly a year and a half ago so that Toxic Crusaders would be revisited in the revival of the Beat 'em Up genre and pretty much rolled with it when Retroware learned of Shredder's Revenge doing the same thing for the '87 TMNT series. |
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On a related note, Ludosity, the developers of Nickelodeon All-Star Brawl also wanted to use the 80s version of the TMNT cast. This is made even more amusing by the fact that both this game and Shredder's Revenge would have the 80s April as a playable character, which was already done by the fangame Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Rescue Palooza. | |
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The cartoon series The Loud House and the book series La Famille Trop'd Filles are both about a family with many daughters and only one son (albeit with slight differences in character focus and The Loud House being much wackier), and are both by creators of American origin. They would be foreign equivalents of each other, except for the fact that they were made 4 years apart. To top it off, they even have tie-in comic books. | |
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Red vs. Blue: In Episode 2, the Red Team receives a new Jeep from Command that Grif likens to a puma to contest the name and comparison that Sarge gave it (the Warthog). Blue Team members Church and Tucker are spying on the Reds during the exchange without being able to hear what's being said, but come to the same conclusion as Grif about the Jeep. Sarge makes fun of Grif for giving him mouth-to-mouth to cure a shot to the head, sarcastically quipping, "What would you do if I got shot in the foot, rub Aloe Vera on my neck?" In a later episode, Doc treats Caboose's gunshot-wounded foot by rubbing Aloe Vera on his neck. In the final episodes of Reconstruction, Washington explains that he's going to activate an EMP device to kill the Meta, but the Reds correct him, calling it an "emp," much to Washington's annoyance. When he does activate it, the machine says something to the effect of "Activating emp." Washington's last words are pure indignation. In the prequel episode "Fifty Shades of Red", we see that Sarge competed against other potential commanding officers for the Blood Gulch position. Every other sergeant candidate had the exact same mindset as him, to the point where they all started saying the same thing in unison. In on of the gaiden episodes of Season 14, one of the FUNHAUS Reds makes the suggestion of doing a "desert dance" to distract the Blood Gulch Blues, before demonstrating. A minute later, Caboose appears, summoned by the desert dance as it turns out. |
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Axe Cop and Battle Princess Madelyn both happen to be stories conceived by the vivid imagination of two separate kids, filtered through their professionally-talented older relatives. The main big difference is that one's a webcomic and the other's a video game. | |
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In the third Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney game, Gumshoe makes a comment likening the witness' seeing the murder to him (hypothetically) watching Edgeworth stab Phoenix in the middle of the courtroom. The Judge later uses a near-identical comparison involving Franziska killing Edgeworth with her whip, and Edgeworth notes the similarity. | |
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Dennis the Menace (US) and Dennis the Menace (UK), both stories about a mischievous boy in a red-and-black striped shirt, debuted the same day. There's no evidence that they influenced each other. | |
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The Cinderella fairy tale seems pretty widespread. | |
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This is a bit of a running gag in CLANNAD. Tomoya continues to insist that there is no way a normal person could look at Fuuko's carvings and believe they are anything but a star. Unfortunately, he doesn't know any normal people so everyone apparently recognizes that the carvings are actually starfish. Except Sunohara, who think that they're shurikens. | |
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A scene from the movie Furious 7 has Dominic's team perform an attack on an enemy convoy using vehicles modified for off-road use. They look like they might have been inspired by Dirt or Raid spec vehicles from the video game The Crew except that the scene was shot while The Crew was still in development. | |
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Fate/stay night: In the prologue, when Rin reveals that she doesn't want have a wish for the Holy Grail (all she wants to do is win the war), Archer, shocked, fills in possibilities that she could try, like taking over the world. Later, in the Fate Route, when Shirou finds out what Saber's wish is, he's relieved that it's not something like what he expects Rin to try, like taking over the world. This is justifiable, as Archer is a Future Badass version of Shirou, so this arguably counts as Foreshadowing. | |
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Malekith the Witch King, cursed ruler of the Dark Elves and Malekith the Accursed, witch and king of the Dark Elves. At least, there's no acknowledged connection between the two, and they debuted about a decade apart in different countries. | |
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Used, and severely abused, in You'll Have Had Your Tea?: The Doings Of Hamish and Dougal. In "The Shooting Party" Dougal tells Hamish (in a whisper) what the strange buzzing thing he mistook for a novelty thermos was, and Hamish mishears it as "pie-grater". Shortly thereafter the Laird appears. Later still, Mrs Naughtie herself serves up grated pie at a picnic. In "Inverurie Jones and the Thimble of Doom", Hamish sarcastically says "Brad bloody Pitt!" when Dougal asks who's at the door. For the rest of the episode, everyone mistakes Hamish for Brad Pitt, for no reason at all. |
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Danganronpa 2: Goodbye Despair: Gundham Tanaka and Sonia Nevermind form an unlikely friendship/budding romance on the basis of this trope. Sonia's obsession with the occult and strange means that, unlike everyone else in the group, she accepts Gundham's whimsical worldview at face value and is able to enthusiastically follow along with his weird (and entirely imaginary) schemes. | |
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In their review of the Doctor Who episode "The Enemy of the World", Who Back When hosts Ponken and Nikulele realize via their notes that they both gave Salamander, the episode's Big Bad, the nickname "Scaramanga." | |
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Pokémon: The Series Fan Fic author Cori Falls created a pair of OC Team Rocket members named “Annie” and “Oakley” about a year or so before 4Kids Entertainment would dub Pokémon Heroes and use those names for the film’s villains. This is a particularly unlikely coincidence because 1) Annie Oakley wasn’t an outlaw, so she didn’t technically fit the Theme Naming, and 2) the movie villains weren’t even affiliated with Team Rocket in the Japanese original. The major differences were that Cori’s characters were friends with the main Rocket trio (the movie’s version is antagonistic toward them) and her Oakley was male, and he and Annie were a couple — and since Cori was something of a homophobe, this caused her to complain after the movie came out and used the character names in a different context, making readers assume she had created a femmeslash pairing. | |
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Tom and Jerry and Nu, Pogodi! are often compared; the latter’s creator said he’d never heard of the former before the end of the Cold War. | |
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On July 4, 2014, the Independence Day themed Blondie and Drabble comic strips had essentially the same punchline: dogs are afraid of fireworks. Furthermore, the Blondie strip had Daisy on the couch hiding under a pillow while the Drabble strip had Wally hiding under the couch. | |
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Homestar Runner lives and breathes this trope across the entire series of cartoons. One specific example: The usage of "DNA Evidence" started out like this, but eventually became Arc Words. "Car Trip" and Homestar's usage of the phrase "jumbo/LARGE". "Strong Bad is a Bad Guy" has this relatively ordinary example: That same cartoon starts with Strong Mad saying his tattoo of choice would be "a glowy box". This is also one of Homestar's ideas once he joins in. |
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In episode three of Mystery Show, both Chef Rene and Bob Bland describe Hans Jordi as a "typical Swiss" when Starlee asks. Though given that the three of them were old friends, it's possible that it was an inside joke. | |
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Ace Attorney: In the third Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney game, Gumshoe makes a comment likening the witness' seeing the murder to him (hypothetically) watching Edgeworth stab Phoenix in the middle of the courtroom. The Judge later uses a near-identical comparison involving Franziska killing Edgeworth with her whip, and Edgeworth notes the similarity. In a part of Ace Attorney Investigations: Miles Edgeworth, Edgeworth examines a specific item and thinks about it in his inner monologue. Each time he finishes a thought, Gumshoe will say the same thing aloud, only in simpler words. Eventually Edgeworth is creeped out. Also, the ladder/step-ladder argument shows up in I-5, between Miles and Kay, and again in I2-3 between Gregory Edgeworth and Tyrell Badd. And then Phoenix and Maya. The same conversation appears in Apollo Justice: Ace Attorney between Apollo and Trucy, but it's justified here because Trucy is Phoenix's adopted daughter and he's apparently taught her the difference. In the last case of the second Ace Attorney game, when Maia Fey figured out something other than the red guitar must've been in the guitar case, Phoenix's internal monologue has him Comically Missing the Point by him initially thinking that a bright WHITE guitar was in the case. When Phoenix came to present it, the Judge followed suit on Comically Missing the Point by asking if there was a bright BLACK guitar in the case, only to get interrupted by Miles Edgeworth. |
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In a part of Ace Attorney Investigations: Miles Edgeworth, Edgeworth examines a specific item and thinks about it in his inner monologue. Each time he finishes a thought, Gumshoe will say the same thing aloud, only in simpler words. Eventually Edgeworth is creeped out. | |
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