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Unrelated in the Adaptation

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Unrelated in the Adaptation	comment	Happens when two characters who were in the same family in the source material are unrelated in the adaptation of the work. This may be the result of a Composite Character, though also occurs often in fanfiction when the writer wants to pair two related characters together without incest. The inverse of Related in the Adaptation. A sub-trope of Adaptation Relationship Overhaul. Compare to Promoted to Love Interest. See Related Differently in the Adaptation. See Historical Relationship Overhaul for when this happens to real people.
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Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_100eaa09	comment	In the comics, the Riot symbiote, like the Scream and Carnage ones, was the spawn of the Venom symbiote. In Venom (2018), no such ties exist.
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Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_136a1f6c	comment	Thrill Me is based on Richard Loeb and Nathan Leopold, and their murder of Bobby Franks. In real life, Bobby was Richard's second cousin and neighbor, which he was able to use to lure him into his car—and probably how he knew his family had the money to pay a ransom. In the musical, Bobby is just a very unlucky kid chosen apparently at random.
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Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_14b1f802	comment	When originally created, Huntress was Helena Wayne, the daughter of Earth-2's Batman and Catwoman. Post-Crisis, this backstory no longer worked, as not only were the mainline universe's Batman and Catwoman unmarried, but also far too young to have an adult offspring. Instead, Huntress was rebooted as Helena Bertinelli, a Mafia Princess-turned-vigilante with no familial relation to either character.
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Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_15257676	comment	In Yokai Watch Re!, Nate is adopted. This is done to make him Lord Enma's son.
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Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_15c6ea92	comment	When Wonder Woman (1987) reintroduced Nubia it made her the previous champion with no familial ties to Diana rather than keep her as Diana's long lost twin as she had been in Wonder Woman (1942).
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Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_15c73c49	comment	In Wonder Woman (2011): Donna Troy is no longer Diana's adopted sister, and has been made an adaptational villain rather than Wonder Woman's ally. In the original myths, and all previous iterations of the comics, Ares was Hippolyta's father and thus Diana's grandfather, which is not the case here.
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Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_15e7f29f	comment	In both the Marvel Comics 2 universe and Marvel Cinematic Universe, Hope Pym is the biological daughter of Janet van Dyne, the original Wasp. While still the biological daughter of Hank Pym, Nadia Pym's biological mother is Hank's first wife, Maria Trovaya, with Janet as her surrogate mother.
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Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_1a12bbee	comment	In the original mythology and The Mighty Thor, Lady Sif and Heimdall are siblings, but there's no sign of that in the movies. The fact that Heimdall received a Race Lift while Sif didn't makes blood relations unlikely.
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Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_1ccbdec0	comment	Harvest Moon: Back to Nature does this a lot compared to Harvest Moon 64: Karen is not the daughter of Sasha and Gotz. She is the daughter of Sasha and Jeff. Ann, Gray, and Rick were all related in 64 (thus their shared red hair) but aren't in Back to Nature. Ann and Gray were siblings and Rick was their cousin. Stu's brother Ken was Adapted Out. Stu is no longer related to the Peddler and is instead Elli's little brother. There's no mention to the original girls from the SNES title, thus making it ambiguous if the bachelorettes are still their granddaughters.
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Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_1d0cfcf0	comment	Family Guy Fanon makes it clear that Meg Griffin is not a blood Griffin and is an adopted child, with her real father is Stan Thompson. And the family hides this from her. This becomes important when in Season 21 she finds out the truth accidentally and sets out to find her real father, which she does in "How I Met Your Real Father".
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Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_1e7ca85f	comment	Hercules: The franchise makes a lot of the gods unrelated to simplify or Bowdlerize mythology. We can probably assume that Zeus and Hera aren't siblings, for example. Even taking the TV show into account, references to the gods being one Tangled Family Tree are few and far between. Hades is never referred to as Zeus' brother/Hercules uncle, though the tie-in show does (as does House of Mouse). This version has Hera as Hercules' mom, while Alcmene is his Muggle Foster Parent. In the myths, Hera is Heracles' paternal aunt and stepmother while Alcmene is his biological mother and great-niece, her paternal grandfather having been Perseus.
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Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_21004633	comment	The☆Ultraman has the titular hero, Joneus, and his sister Amia as a recurring character, unless you're watching some certain dubs in which case Joneus and Amia are lovers. The canon established by Tsuburaya states that they're siblings.
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Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_21c594df	comment	The Hasbro Comic Universe still has Marissa Faireborne being the daughter of Flint as she was in The Transformers, but her mother isn't Lady Jaye and is instead a random woman Flint impregnated out of wedlock.
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Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_22147342	comment	Arrow: The Ravager. She's usually the illegitimate daughter of Slade Wilson. Here, she's merely his Dragon. Justified though, as she's a Composite Character of Isabel Rochev, who's the Ravager's actual civilian identity in this version. Jean Loring and Ray Palmer are a married couple in the comics. In the show, she's given an Age Lift and is now old enough to be his mother, and does not appear at all in the season that features Ray as a guest star (before he moves on to Legends of Tomorrow.) Ray has a deceased fiancee whose loss is his reason for becoming a superhero... but her name is Anna. Legends reveals that Anna's last name was Loring, making her and Jean a Decomposite Character. Any connection between Jean and Anna is as yet unknown. A weird example in a character initially introduced as Tina Boland before she reveals her real name "Dinah Drake"; which is the name of comic book Dinah Laurel Lance's mother. Thing is, the show already introduced Dinah Drake-Lance way back in the first season, who is Laurel's mother. The show's characters based on the Black Canary are a strange mix of Composite Character and Decomposite Character to the ones in the comics, making it hard to tie down which one directly adds up to which other. In the comics Emiko Queen is the daughter of Robert Queen and Shado. In the series, she's the daughter of Robert and a woman named Kazumi Adachi, since the Shado who appeared in the first two seasons' island flashbacks clearly couldn't have a daughter Emiko's age, even if giving her an unmentioned relationship with Oliver's father wouldn't have been both contrived and squicky. Kazumi Adachi is briefly mentioned in Teen Titans Special #1 as Shado's grandmother's name, making her an example as well.
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Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_22d76c13	comment	Donna Troy was originally introduced as Wonder Woman's adopted younger sister. This relationship became impossible Post-Crisis, as George PÃ©rez's complete Continuity Reboot of the Wonder Woman mythos now meant that Donna (a character more closely associated with the Teen Titans, and thus unaffected by Perez's revamp) had actually shown up on the scene as a costumed superhero years before Diana. To deal with this, Donna's backstory was changed to involve her powers having come from the Titans of myth, rather than Hippolyta and the Amazons. The fact that her codename, Wonder Girl, was so similar to Diana's moniker of Wonder Woman, was presented as a mere Contrived Coincidence.
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Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_28508de	comment	Winx Club has an odd zig-zagged case of this in the 4Kids dub with Bloom and Daphne. The original establishes that Daphne was Bloom's older sister (making Daphne's Heroic Sacrifice to save Bloom when she was a baby and subsequent role as a Spirit Advisor to her more poignant), but for some reason the dub never mentions it, implying they are not related. In season 2, Bloom sees a family tree of her biological line, which includes Daphne as her sister. This is left unedited in the dub, which was either an oversight or means that Bloom and Daphne are related after all (either is possible because 4Kids' dubs are known for being a little loose with consistency).
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Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_2898a45e	comment	William Shakespeare's Romeo + Juliet does this with Paris, Mercutio, and the Prince, who were all related in the original play. For the movie, Mercutio and Captain Prince were both Race Lifted into black men while Dave Paris is white. Almost all of the dialogue establishing the familial relationship between Paris and the Prince was cutnote The lone exception being the Captain claiming to have "lost a brace of kinsmen" at the end when Mercutio is the only relative of his we've seen die. and none of the characters are ever seen interacting.
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Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_29233060	comment	In some runs of Evil Dead: The Musical Ash's sister Cheryl is played by a black actress. If that's the case, her last words will be to tell Ash that he's adopted.
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Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_2a2ca654	comment	In the "Warpworld" created during Infinity Wars (2018), every character is a combination of two Marvel Universe characters. Sometimes relationships follow through, sometimes they don't. So Weapon Hex, the combination of X-23 and Scarlet Witch, has a sister named Speed Weasel, who combines Laura's clone "sister" Honey Badger with Wanda's brother Quicksilver, but has no apparent connection to the Wolverine/White Queen combo Diamond Patch at all.
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Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_2a8d8e6f	comment	In the comics, Jim Gordon was married twice, first to Barbara Kean and then to Sarah Essen. In Gotham, he has a relationship with Barbara but they don't get married, and he has no relationship with Comissioner Essen beyond a professional one.
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Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_2b00412	comment	In The Avengers comics, Vision is based on the brainwaves of Simon Williams/Wonder Man, and sees him as his brother. While both Vison and Williams appear in The Avengers: Earth's Mightiest Heroes, there's no connection between them.
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Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_2e80e66f	comment	A Diplomatic Visit: In canon, the Tantabus was created by Princess Luna to torment her. In the epilogue of the fourth story, The Diplomat's Life, they're mentioned as a naturally-occurring species of predators from the dream plane, and part of Luna's job is eliminating them for the threat they pose to dreamers.
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Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_2f3aa7ef	comment	My Little Pony: In the third generation cartoons that aired around the Turn of the Millennium, the characters Cheerilee and Scootaloo were sisters. In My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic, which premiered in late 2010 after the close of G3, Cheerilee is simply the town schoolteacher and has no relations to Scootaloo, redesigned as a young filly, beyond the typical teacher-student relationship she has with all her other students. Scootaloo herself is later revealed to be an only child, which is why she sees Rainbow Dash as an honorary sister.
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Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_2ff6fb79	comment	In the God Mazinger TV show, Kaoru was Yamato's little sister. In the manga adaptation, she's instead depicted as his childhood friend and love interest, with her surname changed from Hino to Asahi.
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Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_30ddd99e	comment	In Bakuryuu Sentai Abaranger Geilton and Jeanne/Mahoro are siblings and they both hold a grudge against Asuka, though Jeanne executes Geilton after his failures in the second episode. In Power Rangers: Dino Thunder Elsa and Zeltrax (who inherits most of Geilton's traits and is the sole user of the Cursed Armor's suit in the adaptation) are Mesogog's Co-Dragons but aren't blood-related.
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Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_3158941c	comment	In The Lizzie Bennet Diaries, Mr. Collins is unrelated to the Bennet sisters, rather than being their cousin as he is in Pride and Prejudice.
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Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_338be055	comment	Mrs Bluveridge, the owner of the Admiral Benbow Inn in Muppet Treasure Island, is very loosely based on Jim's mother in the novel, but is no relation to him as he's an orphan.
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Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_344143ba	comment	A possible example in Tower of Terror. In both the TV film and the theme park ride it's based on, the five victims of the 1939 elevator crash were a stylish man and woman, a little girl, her nanny and a bellhop. Theme park goers have tended to assume that the man and woman were a married couple and the little girl was their daughter. In the film, however, they're an actor, a singer, and a Shirley Temple-esque child star, and none of them are related.
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Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_35b937ef	comment	Narcos: Isabella Bautista is an old friend of FÃ©lix-Gallardo, with enough Unresolved Sexual Tension for FÃ©lix's wife Maria to suspect they're having an affair. FÃ©lix does have several mistresses, Isabella is just not one of them. FÃ©lix dismisses this when his wife confronts him, pointing out that she's "like a niece to me". According to the Mexican authorities, her real life counterpart Sandra Ã�vila BeltrÃ¡n actually IS his niece. The Arellano-FÃ©lix clan is apparently unrelated to FÃ©lix-Gallardo (hint: the name is a big give-away). Not only is there no mention of any family ties, at multiple points they scheme against and attempt to depose him. They were his nephews and nieces in real life and were in those positions in the first place because the Guadalajara Cartel was largely a family empire.
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Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_3717ea4a	comment	DC Animated Universe: The crew of Superman: The Animated Series wanted to use the original Kara Zor-El Supergirl, but DC's policy at the time following The Man of Steel was that Superman was indeed the last survivor of Krypton. They compromised and made her Kara In-Zenote A Mythology Gag, as that's her mother's surname in the comics, a survivor of a nearby world that was wiped out by Krypton's destruction. The two decide to refer to each other as cousins, while in the comics they actually are. Static Shock: Blood Syndicate members Fade and Flashback were brother and sister in the comics, but their counterparts in this continuity (the former being affiliated with a team based on the Blood Syndicate called the Night Breed and the latter being retooled as Nina Crocker/Timezone) have no indication of being related whatsoever.
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Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_37272e5	comment	Professor X and Juggernaut are not adoptive brothers. Marko is also Rogue's age, rather than older than Xavier. As for Rogue, she has no relation with Mystique.
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Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_37a71462	comment	In the original Les MisÃ©rables, Eponine and Gavroche were specified to be siblings, with the latter being the eldest son of the Thenardiers. They also have three other siblings. In the theatrical adaptation, there's no indication of them being related, or of them having any other siblings either.
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Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_3839dd42	comment	Amada Anime Series: Super Mario Bros: The Koopalings are just Bowser's minions. At the time of release, they were his children. In the adaptation of Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, Queen Koopa (Bowser) isn't Peach's evil step-mother. They live in different kingdoms. Queen Koopa becomes jealous because Princess Peach from a neighboring kingdom is the most beautiful woman in the world.
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Amada Anime Series: Super Mario Bros	hasFeature	Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_3839dd42
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_38fa34eb	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_38fa34eb	comment	Wonder Woman: Donna Troy was originally introduced as Wonder Woman's adopted younger sister. This relationship became impossible Post-Crisis, as George PÃ©rez's complete Continuity Reboot of the Wonder Woman mythos now meant that Donna (a character more closely associated with the Teen Titans, and thus unaffected by Perez's revamp) had actually shown up on the scene as a costumed superhero years before Diana. To deal with this, Donna's backstory was changed to involve her powers having come from the Titans of myth, rather than Hippolyta and the Amazons. The fact that her codename, Wonder Girl, was so similar to Diana's moniker of Wonder Woman, was presented as a mere Contrived Coincidence. When Wonder Woman (1987) reintroduced Nubia it made her the previous champion with no familial ties to Diana rather than keep her as Diana's long lost twin as she had been in Wonder Woman (1942). Wonder Woman (Rebirth) depicts Aphrodite and Hermes' child Atlantiades/Hermaphroditus as Aphrodite's child alone despite maintaining both of their names, which both reference their father Hermes. Atlantiades relates to their being Atlas' great-grandchild—through Hermes mother—and Hermaphroditus is a name created so they could be named after both of their parents—Hermes-Herm/Aphrodite-aphroditus—who each symbolize one of the sexes therefore alluding to their own intersex nature. The Infinity, Inc. member Fury was originally the daughter of Earth-2's Wonder Woman and Steve Trevor, with her real name, Hippolyta "Lyta" Trevor, even serving as an homage to her maternal grandmother. Crisis on Infinite Earths subsequently made this impossible, so Lyta's Post-Crisis appearances retconned her to be the daughter of a previously unmentioned Greek heroine named Helena Kosmatos, with the surname "Trevor" now explained as having come from Joan Dale Trevor, her adoptive mother. In Wonder Woman (2011): Donna Troy is no longer Diana's adopted sister, and has been made an adaptational villain rather than Wonder Woman's ally. In the original myths, and all previous iterations of the comics, Ares was Hippolyta's father and thus Diana's grandfather, which is not the case here.
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_38fa34eb	featureApplicability	1.0
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_38fa34eb	featureConfidence	1.0
Wonder Woman (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_38fa34eb
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_396e0331	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_396e0331	comment	Ludwig von Drake is usually portrayed as Donald Duck's uncle in the Classic Disney Shorts and the Disney Ducks Comic Universe. Here, he's the director of S.H.U.S.H. and a former friend of Scrooge McDuck with no hints at any relation with the Duck or McDuck side of the family.
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_396e0331	featureApplicability	1.0
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_396e0331	featureConfidence	1.0
Classic Disney Shorts	hasFeature	Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_396e0331
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_39bd4a10	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_39bd4a10	comment	The Ravager. She's usually the illegitimate daughter of Slade Wilson. Here, she's merely his Dragon. Justified though, as she's a Composite Character of Isabel Rochev, who's the Ravager's actual civilian identity in this version.
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_39bd4a10	featureApplicability	1.0
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_39bd4a10	featureConfidence	1.0
Deathstroke (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_39bd4a10
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_39e45334	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_39e45334	comment	Downplayed in the Poirot adaptation of The Murder on the Links, where Jack Renauld is said to be the stepson of Paul Renauld, instead of his biological son, as in the books.
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_39e45334	featureApplicability	1.0
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_39e45334	featureConfidence	1.0
Poirot	hasFeature	Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_39e45334
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_3d3a4e34	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_3d3a4e34	comment	Unlike in Blaster Master Blasting Again, in Blaster Master Zero II, Roddy and Elfie have no direct relations with Jason and Eve. Their namesakes in-universe, however, do.
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_3d3a4e34	featureApplicability	1.0
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_3d3a4e34	featureConfidence	1.0
Blaster Master (Video Game)	hasFeature	Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_3d3a4e34
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_3d7e04d4	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_3d7e04d4	comment	Pietro Polendina in BlazBlue Alternative: Remnant was one of the researchers who was brought on to help in Penny's combat testing after she was created, contrasting canon where he was her creator.
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_3d7e04d4	featureApplicability	1.0
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_3d7e04d4	featureConfidence	1.0
BlazBlue Alternative: Remnant (Fanfic)	hasFeature	Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_3d7e04d4
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_42262664	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_42262664	comment	Comatose: Here, Ariel's a human who was turned into a mermaid. As a result, she isn't related to Triton.
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_42262664	featureApplicability	1.0
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_42262664	featureConfidence	1.0
Comatose (Web Video)	hasFeature	Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_42262664
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_44822c72	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_44822c72	comment	Inhumans: In the comics, Black Bolt and Medusa are Kissing Cousins, but in the TV show, Medusa's dialogue indicates that she and Black Bolt aren't related.
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_44822c72	featureApplicability	1.0
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_44822c72	featureConfidence	1.0
Inhumans	hasFeature	Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_44822c72
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_4972ed78	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_4972ed78	comment	Halloween (2018) ignores all the films after the first one, and thus the second film's revelation that Laurie Strode and Michael Myers were long-lost siblings will not apply in this continuity.
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_4972ed78	featureApplicability	1.0
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_4972ed78	featureConfidence	1.0
Halloween (2018)	hasFeature	Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_4972ed78
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_4c06d071	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_4c06d071	comment	In X-Men: Evolution, Amanda Sefton. In the comics she's Kurt's adopted sister whom he dates; here they keep the romance but cut out the sibling angle.
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_4c06d071	featureApplicability	1.0
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_4c06d071	featureConfidence	1.0
X-Men: Evolution	hasFeature	Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_4c06d071
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_4c9f68b	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_4c9f68b	comment	Since his redevelopment in 2005, Bucky Barnes has been Black Widowâ€™s main love interest, but besides their mutual friendship with Captain America, they donâ€™t really know each other in the MCU. It comes from the fact that in the comics, Widow has the same super serum as Bucky, and they trained together in the USSR whereas they donâ€™t have that connection in the MCU. Comics Widow was born in the 1930s (the serum slows down her aging) but MCU Widow was canonically born in 1984 like Scarlett Johansson. MCU Bucky was born in 1917; so in other words, theyâ€™re not 15 years apart in age or so, heâ€™s old enough to be her grandpa.
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_4c9f68b	featureApplicability	1.0
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_4c9f68b	featureConfidence	1.0
BuckyBarnes	hasFeature	Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_4c9f68b
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_4dccc4bc	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_4dccc4bc	comment	In Thor: The Dark World, Tyr, who is Thor's older brother in the comics, is depicted as just another Asgardian warrior.
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_4dccc4bc	featureApplicability	1.0
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_4dccc4bc	featureConfidence	1.0
Thor: The Dark World	hasFeature	Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_4dccc4bc
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_4e7cac32	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_4e7cac32	comment	Supergirl (2015): The Daxamite hero Mon-El and the Kryptonian House of El. Although he had no actual biological relationship to them in the comics, he was treated as a surrogate brother by Superman and that is why he adopted the name "Mon-El" (his birth name being Lar Gand). In the show, this relationship with Superman doesn't exist. Yet he still goes by Mon-El, which is now his real name, with no explanation for why he has the same last name as Superman and Supergirl.
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_4e7cac32	featureApplicability	1.0
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_4e7cac32	featureConfidence	1.0
Supergirl (2015)	hasFeature	Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_4e7cac32
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_4f01368	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_4f01368	comment	Static Shock: Blood Syndicate members Fade and Flashback were brother and sister in the comics, but their counterparts in this continuity (the former being affiliated with a team based on the Blood Syndicate called the Night Breed and the latter being retooled as Nina Crocker/Timezone) have no indication of being related whatsoever.
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_4f01368	featureApplicability	1.0
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_4f01368	featureConfidence	1.0
Static Shock	hasFeature	Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_4f01368
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_4f46b380	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_4f46b380	comment	Banshee and Siryn are father and daughter in the comics, but Banshee is killed sometime between First Class and Days of Future Past, while Siryn shows up as a child in X2: X-Men United (which takes place decades later). The timeline means there's no way Banshee could have fathered Siryn in this universe, though it's possible they could be related in some other, unspecified way, as is possible for them to be related to Black Tom, who was Banshee's cousin in the comics.
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_4f46b380	featureApplicability	1.0
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_4f46b380	featureConfidence	1.0
X-Men: First Class	hasFeature	Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_4f46b380
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_52dd4a4c	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_52dd4a4c	comment	Ultimate Marvel: Ultimate Spider-Man: Ben Reilly, who is Peter's clone in the main comics (sometimes referred to as his "brother" or identical cousin), is an unrelated lab assistant in the Ultimate verse. Ultimate X-Men: Professor X and Juggernaut are not adoptive brothers. Marko is also Rogue's age, rather than older than Xavier. As for Rogue, she has no relation with Mystique. Cable isn't the son of Cyclops, but rather, he's a future Wolverine. Additionally, Stryfe isn't a clone of Cable, but a naturally born mutant.
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_52dd4a4c	featureApplicability	1.0
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_52dd4a4c	featureConfidence	1.0
Ultimate Marvel (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_52dd4a4c
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_52e8fba	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_52e8fba	comment	In Land of Oz books, Dorothy is the biological niece of Aunt Em and Uncle Henry (though it's not mentioned which one is biologically related to her). In The Wizard of Oz (1925), she was a Doorstep Baby.
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_52e8fba	featureApplicability	1.0
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_52e8fba	featureConfidence	1.0
Land of Oz	hasFeature	Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_52e8fba
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_530296a4	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_530296a4	comment	Scootertrix the Abridged does this as part of a twist regarding Rarity and her little sister Sweetie Bell. In canon, they're siblings, here that's just their cover story and in actuality they're not even the same species as the former is revealed to be a a changeling given asylum in Equestria in exchange for spying on her own kind, with the latter serving as her handler. (The last part makes sense in story.)
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_530296a4	featureApplicability	1.0
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_530296a4	featureConfidence	1.0
Scootertrix the Abridged (Web Video)	hasFeature	Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_530296a4
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_53ca8cfa	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_53ca8cfa	comment	The Infinity, Inc. member Fury was originally the daughter of Earth-2's Wonder Woman and Steve Trevor, with her real name, Hippolyta "Lyta" Trevor, even serving as an homage to her maternal grandmother. Crisis on Infinite Earths subsequently made this impossible, so Lyta's Post-Crisis appearances retconned her to be the daughter of a previously unmentioned Greek heroine named Helena Kosmatos, with the surname "Trevor" now explained as having come from Joan Dale Trevor, her adoptive mother.
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_53ca8cfa	featureApplicability	1.0
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_53ca8cfa	featureConfidence	1.0
Infinity, Inc. (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_53ca8cfa
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_55de9501	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_55de9501	comment	Powerpuff Girls Z: One of the many ways that the anime differs from the original American-cartoon is that the three titular girls and Professor Utonium aren't related to each other in any way. In fact, the girls (who're teenaged middle school students rather than Kindergarteners) and Professor Utonium had never even spoken each other prior to the Chemical Z (not "Chemical X") incident. Blossom and Buttercup live with their respective sets of parents while Blossom also has a younger sister while Buttercup's the middle child/only daughter of three kids—unlike her two BFFs, Bubbles appears to be an only child and also lives with her grandmother (not much is known about her parents). Professor Utonium has a wife and son in the anime (and his son, like Bubbles, is an only child). However, even though he's not related to any of the three girls in any way, he still acts as a fatherly figure to them (to the point of being overprotective, especially when boys are involved).
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_55de9501	featureApplicability	1.0
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_55de9501	featureConfidence	1.0
Powerpuff Girls Z	hasFeature	Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_55de9501
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_56466301	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_56466301	comment	Wonder Woman (Rebirth) depicts Aphrodite and Hermes' child Atlantiades/Hermaphroditus as Aphrodite's child alone despite maintaining both of their names, which both reference their father Hermes. Atlantiades relates to their being Atlas' great-grandchild—through Hermes mother—and Hermaphroditus is a name created so they could be named after both of their parents—Hermes-Herm/Aphrodite-aphroditus—who each symbolize one of the sexes therefore alluding to their own intersex nature.
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_56466301	featureApplicability	1.0
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_56466301	featureConfidence	1.0
Wonder Woman (Rebirth) (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_56466301
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_569093cc	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_569093cc	comment	DuckTales (2017): Due to the fact that her grandfather is presumed to still be alive, Gosalyn is never adopted by Drake (though he does appear to be acting as her legal guardian). The series finale reveals that Webby Vanderquack is a Composite Character with April Duck, and has two clones, May and June. Consequently, the trio are not related to Daisy Duck, who was their aunt in comics canon. Instead, the three are clones of Scrooge McDuck. Ludwig von Drake is usually portrayed as Donald Duck's uncle in the Classic Disney Shorts and the Disney Ducks Comic Universe. Here, he's the director of S.H.U.S.H. and a former friend of Scrooge McDuck with no hints at any relation with the Duck or McDuck side of the family.
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_569093cc	featureApplicability	1.0
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_569093cc	featureConfidence	1.0
DuckTales (2017)	hasFeature	Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_569093cc
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_56dce3c1	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_56dce3c1	comment	A deleted scene from Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 featuring Simon Williams (as portrayed by Nathan Fillion) implies his role in The Vision's creation was essentially taken by J.A.R.V.I.S., but this remains to be seen with the character's official debut in the Wonder Man series on Disney+, where he will now be played by Yahya Abdul-Mateen II.
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_56dce3c1	featureApplicability	1.0
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_56dce3c1	featureConfidence	1.0
Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2	hasFeature	Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_56dce3c1
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_56dce3c2	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_56dce3c2	comment	Phyla-Vell, the daughter of Mar-Vell in the comics, appears in Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3, but whether or not they're genetically related has not been addressed, much less if the MCU's Mar-Vell even had any children of her own during her lifetime. In the credits, Phyla is officially listed without her surname.
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_56dce3c2	featureApplicability	1.0
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_56dce3c2	featureConfidence	1.0
Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3	hasFeature	Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_56dce3c2
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_58637d87	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_58637d87	comment	In the Babar books, Babar married his cousin but in the animated adaptations he marries a childhood friend.
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_58637d87	featureApplicability	1.0
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_58637d87	featureConfidence	1.0
Babar	hasFeature	Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_58637d87
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_5863a6e8	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_5863a6e8	comment	In the original Bambi books, Faline is Bambi's cousin. To avoid incest, this aspect of their relationship is never referenced in the Disney Bambi (though some tie-in books have referred to them as cousins).
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_5863a6e8	featureApplicability	1.0
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_5863a6e8	featureConfidence	1.0
Bambi	hasFeature	Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_5863a6e8
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_5c208620	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_5c208620	comment	The crew of Superman: The Animated Series wanted to use the original Kara Zor-El Supergirl, but DC's policy at the time following The Man of Steel was that Superman was indeed the last survivor of Krypton. They compromised and made her Kara In-Zenote A Mythology Gag, as that's her mother's surname in the comics, a survivor of a nearby world that was wiped out by Krypton's destruction. The two decide to refer to each other as cousins, while in the comics they actually are.
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_5c208620	featureApplicability	1.0
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_5c208620	featureConfidence	1.0
Superman: The Animated Series	hasFeature	Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_5c208620
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_5ded2905	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_5ded2905	comment	Hulk and the Agents of S.M.A.S.H.: in the original comic books, Skaar is Hulk's half-alien son from Sakaar, whilst in the show, he's no relation to Hulk, though he admittedly doesn't know where he comes from.
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_5ded2905	featureApplicability	1.0
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_5ded2905	featureConfidence	1.0
Hulk and the Agents of S.M.A.S.H.	hasFeature	Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_5ded2905
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_5e033e45	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_5e033e45	comment	Roxanne: In the original source material, Cyrano and Roxane are cousins. Of course, a man being in love with his cousin would be rather less acceptable in modern-day America than 17th-century France, so C.D. and Roxanne are unrelated (in fact, she's only just arrived in town, and they've never met before the film begins).
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_5e033e45	featureApplicability	1.0
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_5e033e45	featureConfidence	1.0
Roxanne	hasFeature	Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_5e033e45
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_5e7293b7	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_5e7293b7	comment	The tie-in comic for Justice League: Gods and Monsters features Francine Evelyn Lee, the eventual wife of Man-Bat in the comics—expect they don't get married in this universe.
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_5e7293b7	featureApplicability	1.0
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_5e7293b7	featureConfidence	1.0
Justice League: Gods and Monsters	hasFeature	Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_5e7293b7
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_5ed9afa1	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_5ed9afa1	comment	In the comics, Cable is Cyclops' son and is genetically Jean Grey's child (his actual mother is her clone Madelyne Pryor). In Deadpool 2 he never interacts with either character and there's no suggestion that he's their son, although according to Word of God his real name is still Nathan Summers.
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_5ed9afa1	featureApplicability	1.0
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_5ed9afa1	featureConfidence	1.0
Cable / Comicbook	hasFeature	Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_5ed9afa1
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_5f76cba1	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_5f76cba1	comment	New 52 In Shazam! (2012) reboot, Billy and his friend Freddy are now foster-siblings. However, he and Mary, former long-lost twins, no longer seem biologically related. (Also, she seems to be older than him.) In the New 52 Tim Drake and Cassandra Cain are no longer Bruce's adoptive children. Angel and the Ape: Sam Simeon is no longer Gorilla Grodd's nephew. In fact, he's no longer even really a gorilla. Batman reintroduced Alfred's daughter Julia Pennyworth. Her mother's identity has not been revealed, but given both the timeline issues, and the fact she's now mixed-race, it's unlikely that it's WWII French Resistance operative Mademoiselle Marie. Subverted in Justice League United, where Adam Strange's wife Alanna initially appears to be a human woman with no relation to Sardath, but near the end of the series turns out to still be Sardath's daughter after all.
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_5f76cba1	featureApplicability	-0.3
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_5f76cba1	featureConfidence	1.0
New 52 (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_5f76cba1
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_5fb36d0e	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_5fb36d0e	comment	In the New 52 Tim Drake and Cassandra Cain are no longer Bruce's adoptive children.
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_5fb36d0e	featureApplicability	1.0
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_5fb36d0e	featureConfidence	1.0
Robin (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_5fb36d0e
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_60996c02	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_60996c02	comment	The Chameleon from Spider-Man: The Animated Series is both this trope and its inverse, as he isn't the half-brother of Kraven like in the comics, but on the flip side, he and Electro are the sons of the Red Skull.
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_60996c02	featureApplicability	1.0
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_60996c02	featureConfidence	1.0
Spider-Man: The Animated Series	hasFeature	Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_60996c02
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_64dd58b2	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_64dd58b2	comment	While Andromeda Tonks (nÃ©e Black) exists in the Harry Potter films, sheâ€™s never mentioned by name. Her name is on the family tapestry in Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix and her daughter exists but thatâ€™s about it. Sirius never calls her nor her daughter his cousin as he does in the book. Bellatrix and Narcissa also never say they have another sister so for all intents and purposes; this is played straight.
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_64dd58b2	featureApplicability	1.0
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_64dd58b2	featureConfidence	1.0
Harry Potter	hasFeature	Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_64dd58b2
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_6776a7b	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_6776a7b	comment	In Komori-san Can't Decline!, Masako was the homeroom teacher's younger sister in the manga, but this relationship was never mentioned in the anime. In fact, he mentioned that Komori wouldn't need to deliver her handouts when she was out sick in the manga, since Komori was only visiting to see how she was feeling, but Komori delivered them to her in the anime.
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_6776a7b	featureApplicability	1.0
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_6776a7b	featureConfidence	1.0
Komori-san Can't Decline! (Manga)	hasFeature	Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_6776a7b
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_68b5d8bb	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_68b5d8bb	comment	Iron Man: Armored Adventures: Xin Zhang is based on the original Mandarin and Gene Khan is based his son Temugin ("Gene" even being short for "Temugin" here). However, Zhang is Gene's stepfather, rather than his biological one. Sasha is Justin Hammer's personal assistant rather than his granddaughter. This is likely because the animated version of Justin is far too young to have an adult offspring, much less a grandchild. Both inverted and played straight with Madame Masque as she's reimagined as the Iron Monger's daughter, yet her comic book father, Count Nefaria, also appears.
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_68b5d8bb	featureApplicability	1.0
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_68b5d8bb	featureConfidence	1.0
Iron Man: Armored Adventures	hasFeature	Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_68b5d8bb
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_69d15cc0	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_69d15cc0	comment	Marvel Cinematic Universe: In the original mythology and The Mighty Thor, Lady Sif and Heimdall are siblings, but there's no sign of that in the movies. The fact that Heimdall received a Race Lift while Sif didn't makes blood relations unlikely. While Odin appears riding the eight-legged horse Sleipnir in Thor, the Mister Seahorse backstory is never mentioned, specifically Loki shapeshifting into a female horse and getting impregnated. In Thor: The Dark World, Tyr, who is Thor's older brother in the comics, is depicted as just another Asgardian warrior. A variation with Hela in Thor: Ragnarok. In the comics, she is Loki's biological daughter, or was at least created by him. Here, she is actually Odin's biological daughter and the long-lost older sister of Thor (and Loki by adoption). This means that while she is no longer biologically related to Loki, she is now related to Thor. This also makes her a Composite Character with Angela, who is the comic universe's lost sister. Also played straight with Fenris. In the comics, he's Loki's son and Hela's brother. Here, she is simply Hela's servant. In the Ultimate Marvel comics, it was heavily implied that the Chitauri were an offshoot or extremist faction of the Skrull race. In the MCU, the Chitauri are a completely distinct species and lack the ability to shapeshift like Skrulls, implying there is no common ancestry here. A combination of this and Related in the Adaptation, but Star-Lord/Peter Quill is normally the son of J-Son of Spartax. Here, they are unrelated (and J-Son is only vaguely alluded to at most), and is instead the child of Ego the Living Planet, when in the comic, they are unrelated. Since his redevelopment in 2005, Bucky Barnes has been Black Widowâ€™s main love interest, but besides their mutual friendship with Captain America, they donâ€™t really know each other in the MCU. It comes from the fact that in the comics, Widow has the same super serum as Bucky, and they trained together in the USSR whereas they donâ€™t have that connection in the MCU. Comics Widow was born in the 1930s (the serum slows down her aging) but MCU Widow was canonically born in 1984 like Scarlett Johansson. MCU Bucky was born in 1917; so in other words, theyâ€™re not 15 years apart in age or so, heâ€™s old enough to be her grandpa. In The Avengers comics, Ultron was created by Henry Pym (who would later debut in the MCU with Ant-Man, released a few months after), and thinks of him (resentfully) as his father. In Avengers: Age of Ultron, this is instead his relationship with Tony Stark. A deleted scene from Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 featuring Simon Williams (as portrayed by Nathan Fillion) implies his role in The Vision's creation was essentially taken by J.A.R.V.I.S., but this remains to be seen with the character's official debut in the Wonder Man series on Disney+, where he will now be played by Yahya Abdul-Mateen II. There's no evidence that the Tinkerer and Rick Mason are related — and even if they are, given the four-year age difference between Michael Chernus (Tinkerer) and O-T Fagbenle (Rick), it's very unlikely they're father and son like in the comics. Phyla-Vell, the daughter of Mar-Vell in the comics, appears in Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3, but whether or not they're genetically related has not been addressed, much less if the MCU's Mar-Vell even had any children of her own during her lifetime. In the credits, Phyla is officially listed without her surname.
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_69d15cc0	featureApplicability	1.0
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_69d15cc0	featureConfidence	1.0
Marvel Cinematic Universe (Franchise)	hasFeature	Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_69d15cc0
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_69f768c8	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_69f768c8	comment	A Moon and World Apart: In canon, Spike was effectively adopted as a member of Twilight's family. Here, he was hatched by Sunset instead and has no familial ties to Twilight as a result. Movie Star Love portrays Frozen as a movie in-universe, with Anna and Elsa as unrelated actresses who only play sisters onscreen and fall in love off-camera.
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_69f768c8	featureApplicability	1.0
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_69f768c8	featureConfidence	1.0
A Moon and World Apart (Fanfic)	hasFeature	Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_69f768c8
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_6c2c4bf3	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_6c2c4bf3	comment	X-Men Film Series: In the comics, Mystique is the stepmother of Rogue. However, in the film continuity, the two never meet each until after Magneto kidnaps Rogue in the original movie, and don't share any type of interaction whatsoever. In X-Men: The Last Stand there is no relationship between Xavier and Juggernaut, while they are stepbrothers in the comics (with Juggernaut's hatred of Xavier being his major motivation). This is later averted and made Truer to the Text in Deadpool 2 where in the new timeline thanks to a Cosmic Retcon, Juggernaut does state that Xavier is his brother. In the comics, Cable is Cyclops' son and is genetically Jean Grey's child (his actual mother is her clone Madelyne Pryor). In Deadpool 2 he never interacts with either character and there's no suggestion that he's their son, although according to Word of God his real name is still Nathan Summers. Happens again with Nightcrawler. The films give no indication that Mystique and Azazel are his parents like they are in the comics. In X-Men: Apocalypse a much younger Mystique has no significant reaction at all when she finds and rescues a young Nightcrawler. Although their relationship was alluded to in X2: X-Men United, where the two briefly have a conversation. Banshee and Siryn are father and daughter in the comics, but Banshee is killed sometime between First Class and Days of Future Past, while Siryn shows up as a child in X2: X-Men United (which takes place decades later). The timeline means there's no way Banshee could have fathered Siryn in this universe, though it's possible they could be related in some other, unspecified way, as is possible for them to be related to Black Tom, who was Banshee's cousin in the comics.
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Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_6c2c4bf3	featureConfidence	1.0
X-Men Film Series	hasFeature	Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_6c2c4bf3
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_720ad92a	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_720ad92a	comment	District 13 has Lola being changed from Leito's sister in the original to his ex-girlfriend in the remake Brick Mansions.
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_720ad92a	featureApplicability	1.0
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_720ad92a	featureConfidence	1.0
District 13	hasFeature	Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_720ad92a
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_75d2821c	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_75d2821c	comment	The production bible for Action Man (1995) included details about Action Man's forgotten past, with one bit of information given being that his nemesis Dr. X is his adoptive brother. The 2000 animated series clearly shows Action Man and Dr. X to not have any familial ties.
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_75d2821c	featureApplicability	1.0
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_75d2821c	featureConfidence	1.0
Action Man (1995)	hasFeature	Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_75d2821c
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_760e3662	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_760e3662	comment	Wonder Woman (2009): Ares is made Hippolyta's evil former husband, despite their animosity for each other in the comics and the fact that he's her father as well as about the only Greek god who regularly protects his kids and avoids sleeping with any of his own descendants in the original myths.
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_760e3662	featureApplicability	1.0
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_760e3662	featureConfidence	1.0
Wonder Woman (2009)	hasFeature	Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_760e3662
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_77f14efa	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_77f14efa	comment	The Blue Lagoon (1949): In the original novel, the leads are Kissing Cousins, but due to The Hays Code forbidding an incestuous relationship, the leads became unrelated.
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_77f14efa	featureApplicability	1.0
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_77f14efa	featureConfidence	1.0
The Blue Lagoon (1949)	hasFeature	Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_77f14efa
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_77ff1111	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_77ff1111	comment	Played straight and inverted with the New Enchanted Forest version of the Tremaine family in Once Upon a Time. The "wicked stepmother" (in addition to being Rapunzel) is actually Tremaine's first wife, meaning he's the biological father of Anastasia and Drusella and the stepfather of Ella - the exact reversal of the traditional version.
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_77ff1111	featureApplicability	1.0
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_77ff1111	featureConfidence	1.0
Cinderella	hasFeature	Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_77ff1111
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_795e41f2	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_795e41f2	comment	In Camelot, Mordred is still the child of Arthur and Morgause, but there's nothing to indicate that they were half-siblings who engaged in Surprise Incest.
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_795e41f2	featureApplicability	1.0
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_795e41f2	featureConfidence	1.0
Camelot (Theatre)	hasFeature	Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_795e41f2
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_7aaf9e41	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_7aaf9e41	comment	Batman reintroduced Alfred's daughter Julia Pennyworth. Her mother's identity has not been revealed, but given both the timeline issues, and the fact she's now mixed-race, it's unlikely that it's WWII French Resistance operative Mademoiselle Marie.
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_7aaf9e41	featureApplicability	1.0
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_7aaf9e41	featureConfidence	1.0
Batman (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_7aaf9e41
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_7cf5a07	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_7cf5a07	comment	The Flash (2014): Eddie Thawne, when compared to his closest comic counterpart Malcolm Thawne: in addition to being a much nicer person, Eddie has no blood relation to Barry Allen, whereas Malcolm was Barry's identical Evil Twin, which, along with Impulse, gives Barry familiar ties to his arch-foe, Eobard Thawne/Reverse-Flash. However, while he's not a blood relative of Barry's, Eddie is still an ancestor to Eobard. Impulse also has no family connection to the Thawnes, since he's Barry's son rather than grandson, dropping Meloni Thawne out of the picture entirely.
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_7cf5a07	featureApplicability	1.0
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_7cf5a07	featureConfidence	1.0
The Flash (2014)	hasFeature	Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_7cf5a07
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_7e438bd1	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_7e438bd1	comment	Howl's Moving Castle: Both the movie and the book have a subplot about a missing prince. In the book, he's the King of Ingary's brother, while the movie changes him to a prince from a neighboring kingdom who disappeared while visiting. The neighboring kingdom blames Ingary and declares war, which massively alters the whole story's plot.
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_7e438bd1	featureApplicability	1.0
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_7e438bd1	featureConfidence	1.0
Howl's Moving Castle	hasFeature	Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_7e438bd1
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_7e9d1a6c	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_7e9d1a6c	comment	Happens in a lot of Frozen fanfics. Anna and Elsa are the Fan-Preferred Couple by far (at least with adult fans), however many are squicked about pairing up two sisters. Thus many AU fanworks depict them as childhood friends or meeting as teens/adults, for example: CafÃ© LiÃ©geois is a fic where they Meet Cute at Starbucks. A Snowflake In Spring features Anna meeting Elsa at the asylum where her brother Hans (who is her unrelated love interest in the film) is.
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_7e9d1a6c	featureApplicability	1.0
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_7e9d1a6c	featureConfidence	1.0
Frozen (2013)	hasFeature	Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_7e9d1a6c
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_7ec77e0f	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_7ec77e0f	comment	In the 1973 Russian version of The Nutcracker, the heroine (who goes unnamed, since there's no dialogue) is a maidservant who works for the family that hosts the Christmas party. In the original book and the ballet, Marie (or Clara) is their daughter. This change makes her more sympathetic to Soviet audiences than a rich girl would have been, and it frees her to leave permanently with the Nutcracker Prince and presumably live Happily Ever After with him, instead of finding herself back home in the All Just a Dream or Or Was It a Dream? ending of other versions.
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_7ec77e0f	featureApplicability	1.0
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_7ec77e0f	featureConfidence	1.0
The Nutcracker (Animation)	hasFeature	Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_7ec77e0f
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_7f2f5e71	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_7f2f5e71	comment	The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess (2016) does this with the Hero's Shade and Link. In The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess, the Hero's Shade is the ghost of Link's ancestor, the Hero of Time from The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time. In the manga, the Hero's Shade states he and Link have no actual blood relation, although this doesn't stop him from treating him like his son.
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_7f2f5e71	featureApplicability	1.0
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_7f2f5e71	featureConfidence	1.0
The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess (2016) (Manga)	hasFeature	Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_7f2f5e71
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_7fcd5a44	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_7fcd5a44	comment	Earth 2 ran on the premise of the Golden Age DC superheroes being younger and the successors to the legacy of Superman, Batman and Wonder Woman rather than the other way around. One of the changes is that the Golden Age Green Lantern Alan Scott is reinterpreted as a gay man and in his early 20's. A counterpart to Alan Scott's son Todd Rice/Obsidian later shows up in Earth 2: World's End, but is clearly not related due to no connections being brought up as well as the aforementioned changes made to Alan Scott's age and sexuality.
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_7fcd5a44	featureApplicability	1.0
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_7fcd5a44	featureConfidence	1.0
Earth 2 (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_7fcd5a44
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_80af6df5	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_80af6df5	comment	Class of the Titans has Zeus and Hera as a married couple, but goes to great lengths to never mention the fact that they were brother and sister in the original Greek myths. In fact, the majority of the blood relationships between assorted gods/goddesses are not mentioned in the show, probably to keep the content as family-friendly as possible.
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_80af6df5	featureApplicability	1.0
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_80af6df5	featureConfidence	1.0
Class of the Titans	hasFeature	Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_80af6df5
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_82082cf5	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_82082cf5	comment	In Shazam! (2012) reboot, Billy and his friend Freddy are now foster-siblings. However, he and Mary, former long-lost twins, no longer seem biologically related. (Also, she seems to be older than him.)
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_82082cf5	featureApplicability	1.0
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_82082cf5	featureConfidence	1.0
Shazam! (2012) (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_82082cf5
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_825bbe31	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_825bbe31	comment	A Tale of...: Queen Leah is not Aurora's mother despite their Strong Family Resemblance. Maleficent is, through a spell, and Aurora is the physical embodiment of all that was good in Maleficent.
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_825bbe31	featureApplicability	1.0
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_825bbe31	featureConfidence	1.0
A Tale of...	hasFeature	Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_825bbe31
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_829826c	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_829826c	comment	In the Ultimate Marvel comics, it was heavily implied that the Chitauri were an offshoot or extremist faction of the Skrull race. In the MCU, the Chitauri are a completely distinct species and lack the ability to shapeshift like Skrulls, implying there is no common ancestry here.
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_829826c	featureApplicability	1.0
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_829826c	featureConfidence	1.0
Ultimate Marvel (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_829826c
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_83d41855	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_83d41855	comment	Gargoyles: While it never came up in the show, Word of God says that in this continuity, Morgana le Fay is a Changeling, and thus only Arthur's "adoptive" half-sister; however, he does not currently know the truth. Nimue is apparently the child with whom she was switched, and thus Arthur's biological half-sister in this version. invoked
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_83d41855	featureApplicability	1.0
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_83d41855	featureConfidence	1.0
Gargoyles	hasFeature	Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_83d41855
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_84377fd8	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_84377fd8	comment	GI Joe The Rise Of Cobra shows no sign that Heavy Duty and Roadblock are cousins.
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_84377fd8	featureApplicability	1.0
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_84377fd8	featureConfidence	1.0
G.I. Joe: The Rise of Cobra	hasFeature	Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_84377fd8
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_86fc675f	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_86fc675f	comment	The Legend of Mi Yue: Historically Huang Xie was probably the son of Mi Huai (which would make him Mi Yue's nephew). Here he's both unrelated to Mi Huai and the same age as Mi Yue.
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_86fc675f	featureApplicability	1.0
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_86fc675f	featureConfidence	1.0
The Legend of Mi Yue	hasFeature	Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_86fc675f
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_871df8e4	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_871df8e4	comment	Aitran: Unlike their Myst counterparts, Cirrus, Archeon, and Aldro have no biological connections to Star Swirl.
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_871df8e4	featureApplicability	1.0
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_871df8e4	featureConfidence	1.0
Aitran (Fanfic)	hasFeature	Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_871df8e4
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_87e00d8e	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_87e00d8e	comment	Teen Titans (2003): In the original comics, Pantha is Wildebeest's adoptive mother. In the show, they are just good friends. Jericho in the comics was Deathstroke's son, but this continuity gives no indication that he's related to Slade.
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_87e00d8e	featureApplicability	1.0
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_87e00d8e	featureConfidence	1.0
Teen Titans (2003)	hasFeature	Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_87e00d8e
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_8b4e057	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_8b4e057	comment	Kyōryū Sentai Zyuranger Geki and Burai were brothers. This isn't the case for their Mighty Morphin' Power Rangers counterparts Jason Scott and Tommy Oliver.
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_8b4e057	featureApplicability	1.0
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_8b4e057	featureConfidence	1.0
Kyōryū Sentai Zyuranger	hasFeature	Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_8b4e057
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_8cb260f7	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_8cb260f7	comment	All Assorted Animorphs AUs: At the end of "What if they all had combat experience before the war?", a childless couple of vets named Walter and Michelle adopt Cassie — their biological daughter in canon.
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_8cb260f7	featureApplicability	1.0
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_8cb260f7	featureConfidence	1.0
All Assorted Animorphs AUs (Fanfic)	hasFeature	Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_8cb260f7
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_8d9d7b34	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_8d9d7b34	comment	In Big Little Lies, Celeste's husband Perry and Jane's presumed rapist Saxon Banks were cousins. In Big Little Lies, they are not related at all, causing the Contrived Coincidence that Perry apparently just randomly chose the name of a gay guy living in the Monterey area when he raped Jane.
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_8d9d7b34	featureApplicability	1.0
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_8d9d7b34	featureConfidence	1.0
Big Little Lies	hasFeature	Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_8d9d7b34
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_8e077a1	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_8e077a1	comment	Inverted and played straight in Ninja Steel. In Ninninger, the Red and White Rangers were siblings and the other core Rangers were their cousins, while Starninger was unrelated to them. In Ninja Steel, the core Rangers are unrelated while the Red and Gold Rangers are brothers.
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_8e077a1	featureApplicability	1.0
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_8e077a1	featureConfidence	1.0
Power Rangers Ninja Steel	hasFeature	Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_8e077a1
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_8f36f969	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_8f36f969	comment	Popular in The Loud House fandom with Lincoln being unrelated to the titular family. Granted, lots of those stories end up with him being Happily Adopted by the Louds by the end of it but that doesn't stop shippers.
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_8f36f969	featureApplicability	1.0
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_8f36f969	featureConfidence	1.0
The Loud House	hasFeature	Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_8f36f969
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_93e3f14e	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_93e3f14e	comment	Tarzan: In the novel Tarzan of the Apes, Tarzan eventually learns that his real name is John Clayton and he is the cousin of Professor Porter's colleague William Clayton. In Disney's film, Tarzan never learns the identity of his human parents, and there's no indication that he and Clayton are related.
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_93e3f14e	featureApplicability	1.0
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_93e3f14e	featureConfidence	1.0
Tarzan	hasFeature	Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_93e3f14e
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_94af5f35	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_94af5f35	comment	In The Nutcracker and the Four Realms, the Nutcracker is an actual toy brought to life instead of Drosselmeyer's nephew under a curse.
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_94af5f35	featureApplicability	1.0
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_94af5f35	featureConfidence	1.0
The Nutcracker and the Four Realms	hasFeature	Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_94af5f35
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_954b040d	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_954b040d	comment	If we assume that Yeh-Shen really is the earliest version of Cinderella, then most subsequent versions of the tale apply this trope to Cinderella and her stepsisters. In Yeh Shen, the heroine and the nasty Jun-Li are half-sisters, each the daughter of one of their father's two wives. In later variants of the tale, from cultures that don't practice polygamy, Cinderella's two stepsisters are simply the daughters of her stepmother from a previous marriage.
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_954b040d	featureApplicability	1.0
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_954b040d	featureConfidence	1.0
Yeh-Shen	hasFeature	Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_954b040d
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_954be89c	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_954be89c	comment	Batman Beyond (Rebirth): One of the most notable discrepancies the comic has with the continuity of the original cartoon and previous comic tie-ins is that the 20th issue has Melanie Walker state that Terry McGinnis isn't related to Bruce Wayne, disregarding the revelation in the Justice League Unlimited episode "Epilogue" that Terry and Matt were secretly Bruce's biological sons.
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_954be89c	featureApplicability	1.0
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_954be89c	featureConfidence	1.0
Batman Beyond (Rebirth) (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_954be89c
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_961b37e0	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_961b37e0	comment	DC Extended Universe: SHAZAM! (2019) follows the post-New 52 comics by making Billy and Mary foster siblings with an age gap instead of a pair of twins. In The Suicide Squad, Flo Crawley does not appear to be related to her boss, Amanda Waller, even though she was Amanda's niece in the original comics.
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_961b37e0	featureApplicability	1.0
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_961b37e0	featureConfidence	1.0
DC Extended Universe (Franchise)	hasFeature	Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_961b37e0
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_963d9065	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_963d9065	comment	In the Quake oneshot that was part of the S.H.I.E.L.D. 50th anniversary, Daisy meets an Inhuman named Jiaying, the same name as her mother in the Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. TV series, who recognises her from somewhere. But comicbook Daisy's mom was almost definitely a woman named Jennifer Johnson.
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_963d9065	featureApplicability	1.0
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_963d9065	featureConfidence	1.0
S.H.I.E.L.D. (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_963d9065
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_985806ed	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_985806ed	comment	Truth and Consequences follows the common idea of making Felix and Bridgette, the proto-version of main characters Adrien and Marinette, seperate characters; however, it was written before Felix got introduced as an actual canon character, Adrien's cousin, thus the two are unrelated in this story. Ironically, it does the inverse, making Bridgitte Marinette's cousin instead, with Felix as her husband.
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_985806ed	featureApplicability	1.0
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_985806ed	featureConfidence	1.0
Truth And Consequences (Fanfic)	hasFeature	Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_985806ed
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_993e9962	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_993e9962	comment	Jem and the Holograms (2015) has this with Shana and Aja. In the cartoon, they grew up as Kimber and Jerrica's foster sisters, and this is kept in the film; however, here they are barely acquainted. The close bond between them from childhood is lost.
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_993e9962	featureApplicability	1.0
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_993e9962	featureConfidence	1.0
Jem and the Holograms (2015)	hasFeature	Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_993e9962
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_9ac9d448	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_9ac9d448	comment	Ultimate Spider-Man: Ben Reilly, who is Peter's clone in the main comics (sometimes referred to as his "brother" or identical cousin), is an unrelated lab assistant in the Ultimate verse.
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_9ac9d448	featureApplicability	1.0
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_9ac9d448	featureConfidence	1.0
UltimateSpiderMan	hasFeature	Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_9ac9d448
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_9c2dce7b	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_9c2dce7b	comment	In The Attic, a web series adaptation of Little Women in a college setting, Meg, Jo, Beth, and Amy are college roommates instead of sisters. Their mother, "Marmee," is aged down and renamed Marlee, and she becomes their resident advisor and Meg's sister.
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_9c2dce7b	featureApplicability	1.0
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_9c2dce7b	featureConfidence	1.0
Little Women	hasFeature	Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_9c2dce7b
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_9d8c181f	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_9d8c181f	comment	Les MisÃ©rables (1935): The ThÃ©nardiers disappear after the first act, and no mention is made of Eponine (here a "respectable" woman and the Amis' secretary) being their daughter like she is in the novel.
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_9d8c181f	featureApplicability	1.0
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_9d8c181f	featureConfidence	1.0
Les MisÃ©rables (1935)	hasFeature	Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_9d8c181f
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_9e52f66a	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_9e52f66a	comment	Warriors Rewrite: Willowpelt is no longer Graystripe's mother. Redtail isn't Sandstorm's father, with Lionheart taking the role instead.
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_9e52f66a	featureApplicability	1.0
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_9e52f66a	featureConfidence	1.0
Warriors Rewrite (Fanfic)	hasFeature	Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_9e52f66a
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_9e7f27c6	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_9e7f27c6	comment	Jean Loring and Ray Palmer are a married couple in the comics. In the show, she's given an Age Lift and is now old enough to be his mother, and does not appear at all in the season that features Ray as a guest star (before he moves on to Legends of Tomorrow.) Ray has a deceased fiancee whose loss is his reason for becoming a superhero... but her name is Anna. Legends reveals that Anna's last name was Loring, making her and Jean a Decomposite Character. Any connection between Jean and Anna is as yet unknown.
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_9e7f27c6	featureApplicability	1.0
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_9e7f27c6	featureConfidence	1.0
The Atom (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_9e7f27c6
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_9f380d17	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_9f380d17	comment	Record of Ragnarok: Alcides/Heracles is not Zeus' son, but was adopted by him after completing his Twelve Labors and ascending to godhood. ThrÃºd is explicitly Thorâ€™s daughter in the Norse mythology, here thereâ€™s no mention of them being related nor do they share any screen time together.
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_9f380d17	featureApplicability	1.0
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_9f380d17	featureConfidence	1.0
Record of Ragnarok (Manga)	hasFeature	Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_9f380d17
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_a0500a06	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_a0500a06	comment	In the original Rugrats cartoon, Kimi became Chuckie's stepsister (and later his adoptive sister) after her mother Kira married Chuckie's father Chas at the end of Rugrats in Paris. In Rugrats (2021), she has no familial ties with Chuckie (though this will probably change).
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_a0500a06	featureApplicability	1.0
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_a0500a06	featureConfidence	1.0
Rugrats	hasFeature	Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_a0500a06
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_a1b9a8bb	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_a1b9a8bb	comment	There's no evidence that the Tinkerer and Rick Mason are related — and even if they are, given the four-year age difference between Michael Chernus (Tinkerer) and O-T Fagbenle (Rick), it's very unlikely they're father and son like in the comics.
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_a1b9a8bb	featureApplicability	1.0
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_a1b9a8bb	featureConfidence	1.0
Spider-Man: Homecoming	hasFeature	Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_a1b9a8bb
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_a34863aa	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_a34863aa	comment	Most Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles works keep it vague as to whether the turtles are biologically related, but they clearly are not in Rise of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, as each one is of an entirely different species of turtle. Until it turns out they were made by combining regular turtles with the DNA of a single human—so they actually are related now.
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_a34863aa	featureApplicability	1.0
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_a34863aa	featureConfidence	1.0
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Franchise)	hasFeature	Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_a34863aa
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_a3ef164b	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_a3ef164b	comment	Ultimate X-Men: Professor X and Juggernaut are not adoptive brothers. Marko is also Rogue's age, rather than older than Xavier. As for Rogue, she has no relation with Mystique. Cable isn't the son of Cyclops, but rather, he's a future Wolverine. Additionally, Stryfe isn't a clone of Cable, but a naturally born mutant.
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_a3ef164b	featureApplicability	1.0
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_a3ef164b	featureConfidence	1.0
Ultimate X-Men (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_a3ef164b
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_a57cf54d	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_a57cf54d	comment	Darths & Droids: Rey is the daughter of Han and Leia, which barring some even more surprising late revelations, presumably means she's not the granddaughter of Palpatine. Kylo Ren, by contrast, is not the son of Han or Leia. Or at least, not the son of that Han Solo.
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_a57cf54d	featureApplicability	1.0
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_a57cf54d	featureConfidence	1.0
Darths & Droids (Webcomic)	hasFeature	Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_a57cf54d
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_a5e160e0	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_a5e160e0	comment	In the Lucifer (2016) fic "City of Sin", Trixie has undergone an Age Lift and is Chloe's old high school friend rather than her daughter, allowing her to be part of Chloe's future 'harem' in her role as the soon-to-be Queen of Hell.
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_a5e160e0	featureApplicability	1.0
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_a5e160e0	featureConfidence	1.0
Lucifer (2016)	hasFeature	Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_a5e160e0
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_a61ca024	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_a61ca024	comment	In Lightspeed Rescue and Mystic Force; their Sentai counterparts Go Go V and Magiranger were Super Family Teams composed of siblings, but none of the core Lightspeed Rangers were relatednote Lightspeed's Pink and Titanium Rangers were siblings, but Titanium was a Canon Foreigner that didn't exist in Sentai and family relations of the Mystic Rangers were drastically reduced: the Blue and Pink Rangers were sisters, and only the Red Ranger was related to supporting characters instead of the entire team. In the case of Lightspeed Rescue, the villains also fit this trope. In GoGoV, Grand Witch Grandiene is the mother of all her generals with the exception of Spell Master Pierre who is her family's butler, and thus all of them show extreme loyalty out of a (one-way) love towards their mother. In the case of her Lightspeed counterpart, Queen Bansheera, only one of them, Impus/Olympius, is her biological or otherwise children while the rest are just extremely loyal subordinates of hers.
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_a61ca024	featureApplicability	1.0
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_a61ca024	featureConfidence	1.0
Power Rangers Lightspeed Rescue	hasFeature	Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_a61ca024
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_a6a7f785	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_a6a7f785	comment	Episode 9 of Hell Girl features a pair of sisters who dream of opening their own cake shop. In the manga adaptation of this particular story, the two are just neighbours.
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_a6a7f785	featureApplicability	1.0
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_a6a7f785	featureConfidence	1.0
Hell Girl	hasFeature	Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_a6a7f785
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_a9c54c8d	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_a9c54c8d	comment	In the Motu Patlu TV show, Motu and Patlu are friends who are not related to each other. In the original comics, Motu and Patlu are brothers.
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_a9c54c8d	featureApplicability	1.0
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_a9c54c8d	featureConfidence	1.0
Motu Patlu (Animation)	hasFeature	Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_a9c54c8d
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_aab0b61	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_aab0b61	comment	Ben 10 (2016) subverts this as it initially sees Charmcaster as a normal girl who gained her power from buying Hex's spellbook with seemingly no connection to the man himself, but ultimately, it's revealed that like her original counterpart, she's indeed Hex's niece.
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_aab0b61	featureApplicability	1.0
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_aab0b61	featureConfidence	1.0
Ben 10 (2016)	hasFeature	Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_aab0b61
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_ac1e18b4	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_ac1e18b4	comment	In the Muppet Classics miniseries Muppet King Arthur, Morgan Le Fay is neither Arthur's half-sister nor Mordred's mother, preventing the obvious problems that would've resulted from King Arthur marrying Morgan Le Fay rather than Lady Guinevere.
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_ac1e18b4	featureApplicability	1.0
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_ac1e18b4	featureConfidence	1.0
Muppet Classics (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_ac1e18b4
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_ad20e006	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_ad20e006	comment	Wonder Woman (1975): Carolyn Hamilton turns out (in the Wonder Woman '77 comic) to be an adaptation of Diana's twin sister Nubia. They are not related in this iteration.
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_ad20e006	featureApplicability	1.0
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_ad20e006	featureConfidence	1.0
Wonder Woman (1975)	hasFeature	Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_ad20e006
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_ae285944	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_ae285944	comment	Robin Hood: Men in Tights: In the original legends, Will Scarlet is usually said to be Robin's nephew. Here, there's no indication of any such relation.
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_ae285944	featureApplicability	1.0
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_ae285944	featureConfidence	1.0
Robin Hood: Men in Tights	hasFeature	Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_ae285944
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_af84ccaf	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_af84ccaf	comment	In the Rupert Bear comic strip, Jack Frost is King Frost's son and Billy Blizzard's cousin. All three characters appear in the animated adaptation and either interact or mention each other, but there is zero reference to any of them being related.
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_af84ccaf	featureApplicability	1.0
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_af84ccaf	featureConfidence	1.0
Rupert Bear (Comic Strip)	hasFeature	Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_af84ccaf
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_afb7052	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_afb7052	comment	Batman & Robin sees Batgirl as Alfred's niece instead of Commissioner Gordon's daughter.
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_afb7052	featureApplicability	1.0
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_afb7052	featureConfidence	1.0
Batman & Robin	hasFeature	Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_afb7052
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_b28b3dd8	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_b28b3dd8	comment	Tenchi Universe: The entire main cast are this since they were all related to each other in some kind of way in the OVA. These include: Tenchi and Katsuhito are no longer closely related to Ayeka or Sasami. Same goes to Nobuyuki, who isn't a descendant of Juraians and is just a normal human. While Ryoko and Ryo-ohki are still partners, they aren't sisters. In turn, Washu isn't their mother. Since Tsunami doesn't exist, she never assimilated with Sasami and thus isn't related to Washu. Mihoshi isn't the great-great-granddaughter of Washu and great-grandniece of Ryoko and Ryo-ohki.
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_b28b3dd8	featureApplicability	1.0
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Tenchi Universe	hasFeature	Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_b28b3dd8
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_b3690647	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_b3690647	comment	In X-Men: The Last Stand there is no relationship between Xavier and Juggernaut, while they are stepbrothers in the comics (with Juggernaut's hatred of Xavier being his major motivation). This is later averted and made Truer to the Text in Deadpool 2 where in the new timeline thanks to a Cosmic Retcon, Juggernaut does state that Xavier is his brother.
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_b3690647	featureApplicability	-1.0
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_b3690647	featureConfidence	1.0
X-Men: The Last Stand	hasFeature	Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_b3690647
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_b370ddd1	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_b370ddd1	comment	While Odin appears riding the eight-legged horse Sleipnir in Thor, the Mister Seahorse backstory is never mentioned, specifically Loki shapeshifting into a female horse and getting impregnated.
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_b370ddd1	featureApplicability	1.0
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Thor	hasFeature	Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_b370ddd1
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_b6408703	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_b6408703	comment	In The Suicide Squad, Flo Crawley does not appear to be related to her boss, Amanda Waller, even though she was Amanda's niece in the original comics.
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_b6408703	featureApplicability	1.0
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_b6408703	featureConfidence	1.0
The Suicide Squad	hasFeature	Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_b6408703
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_b64df7dd	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_b64df7dd	comment	In Do You Believe in Fairies?, Luna is Candace's paternal half-sister and doesn't share any blood with their grandmother Shelly, though she stil sees her as her grandmother nevertheless.
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_b64df7dd	featureApplicability	1.0
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_b64df7dd	featureConfidence	1.0
Do You Believe in Fairies? (Fanfic)	hasFeature	Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_b64df7dd
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_b6a1aaa6	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_b6a1aaa6	comment	By the Sea: A roughly teenaged Luke shows up being raised by his aunt and uncle the Larses, but they have no relation to Anakin Skywalker at all, and this Luke is much too old to be Anakin's kid, in any case.
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_b6a1aaa6	featureApplicability	1.0
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_b6a1aaa6	featureConfidence	1.0
By the Sea (Fanfic)	hasFeature	Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_b6a1aaa6
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_b6afc77f	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_b6afc77f	comment	True Potential: Onoki isn't the grandson of the first Tsuchikage. This was done to avoid making him related to the Kamizuru siblings, who are also featured in this fic.
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_b6afc77f	featureApplicability	1.0
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True Potential / Fan Fic	hasFeature	Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_b6afc77f
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_b6f64f23	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_b6f64f23	comment	The Bravados: In the book, Sanchez's deputies are his relatives (Primo is his cousin and Pepe is their uncle), but they only are professional colleagues in the movie.
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_b6f64f23	featureApplicability	1.0
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_b6f64f23	featureConfidence	1.0
The Bravados	hasFeature	Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_b6f64f23
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_b8c3cc30	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_b8c3cc30	comment	Young Justice (2010) has this with Ra's al Ghul and the Sensei by Word of God. Despite "The Resurrection of Ra's al Ghul" revealing that the Sensei was Ra's's father, Greg Weisman has said that isn't the case on the show.
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_b8c3cc30	featureApplicability	1.0
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_b8c3cc30	featureConfidence	1.0
Young Justice (2010)	hasFeature	Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_b8c3cc30
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_b8e7bb8	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_b8e7bb8	comment	Done multiple times in adapting Super Sentai into Power Rangers: Kyōryū Sentai Zyuranger Geki and Burai were brothers. This isn't the case for their Mighty Morphin' Power Rangers counterparts Jason Scott and Tommy Oliver. Likewise, Goldar and Scorpina aren't shown to be married like their Zyuranger counterparts Grifforzer and Lamie were. In Lightspeed Rescue and Mystic Force; their Sentai counterparts Go Go V and Magiranger were Super Family Teams composed of siblings, but none of the core Lightspeed Rangers were relatednote Lightspeed's Pink and Titanium Rangers were siblings, but Titanium was a Canon Foreigner that didn't exist in Sentai and family relations of the Mystic Rangers were drastically reduced: the Blue and Pink Rangers were sisters, and only the Red Ranger was related to supporting characters instead of the entire team. In the case of Lightspeed Rescue, the villains also fit this trope. In GoGoV, Grand Witch Grandiene is the mother of all her generals with the exception of Spell Master Pierre who is her family's butler, and thus all of them show extreme loyalty out of a (one-way) love towards their mother. In the case of her Lightspeed counterpart, Queen Bansheera, only one of them, Impus/Olympius, is her biological or otherwise children while the rest are just extremely loyal subordinates of hers. In Bakuryuu Sentai Abaranger Geilton and Jeanne/Mahoro are siblings and they both hold a grudge against Asuka, though Jeanne executes Geilton after his failures in the second episode. In Power Rangers: Dino Thunder Elsa and Zeltrax (who inherits most of Geilton's traits and is the sole user of the Cursed Armor's suit in the adaptation) are Mesogog's Co-Dragons but aren't blood-related. In Zyuden Sentai Kyoryuger vs. Go-Busters, Neo-Geildon was a clone of Geildon. Neo-Geildon was adapted to Snide and has no connection to Zeltrax. Additionally, neither one is the brother of Elsa, Zeltrax's cohort, whereas the original Geildon was the brother of Elsa's Sentai counterpart, Jannu. This also extends to Tommy, as because of his already being a Composite Character who added Asuka to that mix, he isn't married to Elsa like Jannu was to Asuka, and thus has no familial connection to either Zeltrax or Snide. Inverted and played straight in Ninja Steel. In Ninninger, the Red and White Rangers were siblings and the other core Rangers were their cousins, while Starninger was unrelated to them. In Ninja Steel, the core Rangers are unrelated while the Red and Gold Rangers are brothers. Also done with the villains of Ninninger. Gengetsu and Ariake no Kata are husband and wife, Kyuemon is Gengetsu's illegitimate son, while Mangetsu is the couple's biological son. None of their Ninja Steel counterparts, Galvanax, Badonna, Madame Odious and Brax, are related at all. While Zordon is a Composite Character from several sentai mentors, in Power Rangers Turbo, he shares Gekisou Sentai Carranger's Dappu's role with Dimitria. Outside of coming from Zordon's home world of Eltar, neither of them are connected to the Phantom Ranger in any known way, whereas VRV Master turned out to be Dappu's dad.
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_b8e7bb8	featureApplicability	1.0
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Super Sentai (Franchise)	hasFeature	Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_b8e7bb8
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_b97da91f	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_b97da91f	comment	Danny Ketch isn't Johnny Blaze's brother in Ghost Rider: Spirit of Vengeance
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_b97da91f	featureApplicability	1.0
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_b97da91f	featureConfidence	1.0
Ghost Rider: Spirit of Vengeance	hasFeature	Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_b97da91f
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_bb55a676	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_bb55a676	comment	Legion of Super-Heroes: Dream Girl (Nura Nal) and White Witch (Mysa Nal) are sisters in the original continuity. In the 2004 reboot, when White Witch finally shows up in the The Dominator War story arc, there are zero indication that this is still the case. In fact, neither of them even talks to or acknowledges each other.
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_bb55a676	featureApplicability	1.0
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_bb55a676	featureConfidence	1.0
Legion of Super-Heroes (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_bb55a676
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_bd59f859	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_bd59f859	comment	Teen Titans: Earth One: Both Elinore Stone and Slade Wilson are no longer biologically related to the children that they each raised, Victor Stone and Joseph Wilson, respectively.
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_bd59f859	featureApplicability	1.0
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_bd59f859	featureConfidence	1.0
Teen Titans: Earth One (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_bd59f859
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_bdcd318c	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_bdcd318c	comment	Son of the Sannin: Mitsuki is no longer an Artificial Human created by Orochimaru since the latter was killed off during the Fourth Ninja War. Instead, he's the biological son of Hebimaru and Kagero.
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_bdcd318c	featureApplicability	1.0
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_bdcd318c	featureConfidence	1.0
Son of the Sannin (Fanfic)	hasFeature	Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_bdcd318c
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_be40aeb7	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_be40aeb7	comment	Angel and the Ape: Sam Simeon is no longer Gorilla Grodd's nephew. In fact, he's no longer even really a gorilla.
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_be40aeb7	featureApplicability	1.0
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_be40aeb7	featureConfidence	1.0
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Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_bf09bf33	comment	Arrowverse: Arrow: The Ravager. She's usually the illegitimate daughter of Slade Wilson. Here, she's merely his Dragon. Justified though, as she's a Composite Character of Isabel Rochev, who's the Ravager's actual civilian identity in this version. Jean Loring and Ray Palmer are a married couple in the comics. In the show, she's given an Age Lift and is now old enough to be his mother, and does not appear at all in the season that features Ray as a guest star (before he moves on to Legends of Tomorrow.) Ray has a deceased fiancee whose loss is his reason for becoming a superhero... but her name is Anna. Legends reveals that Anna's last name was Loring, making her and Jean a Decomposite Character. Any connection between Jean and Anna is as yet unknown. A weird example in a character initially introduced as Tina Boland before she reveals her real name "Dinah Drake"; which is the name of comic book Dinah Laurel Lance's mother. Thing is, the show already introduced Dinah Drake-Lance way back in the first season, who is Laurel's mother. The show's characters based on the Black Canary are a strange mix of Composite Character and Decomposite Character to the ones in the comics, making it hard to tie down which one directly adds up to which other. In the comics Emiko Queen is the daughter of Robert Queen and Shado. In the series, she's the daughter of Robert and a woman named Kazumi Adachi, since the Shado who appeared in the first two seasons' island flashbacks clearly couldn't have a daughter Emiko's age, even if giving her an unmentioned relationship with Oliver's father wouldn't have been both contrived and squicky. Kazumi Adachi is briefly mentioned in Teen Titans Special #1 as Shado's grandmother's name, making her an example as well. The Flash (2014): Eddie Thawne, when compared to his closest comic counterpart Malcolm Thawne: in addition to being a much nicer person, Eddie has no blood relation to Barry Allen, whereas Malcolm was Barry's identical Evil Twin, which, along with Impulse, gives Barry familiar ties to his arch-foe, Eobard Thawne/Reverse-Flash. However, while he's not a blood relative of Barry's, Eddie is still an ancestor to Eobard. Impulse also has no family connection to the Thawnes, since he's Barry's son rather than grandson, dropping Meloni Thawne out of the picture entirely. Legends of Tomorrow: In the comics, Connor Hawke is Oliver's bastard son and successor as Green Arrow. Here, he's merely someone inspired to take up Oliver's superhero mantle. This is a result of him being turned into a Decomposite Character, as his original status as Oliver's illegitimate son was given to William Clayton in the show. Instead, he's John Diggle's son. If that's the case, then he is also Related in the Adaptation to Lyla Michaels, Harbringer from the comics, who is John Diggle's wife. Supergirl (2015): The Daxamite hero Mon-El and the Kryptonian House of El. Although he had no actual biological relationship to them in the comics, he was treated as a surrogate brother by Superman and that is why he adopted the name "Mon-El" (his birth name being Lar Gand). In the show, this relationship with Superman doesn't exist. Yet he still goes by Mon-El, which is now his real name, with no explanation for why he has the same last name as Superman and Supergirl. In a cross-show example, Ronnie Raymond and Felicity Smoak. In the comics, she's his Wicked Stepmother. On TV, he's a Recurring Character on The Flash and she's a regular on Arrow, and they've never even met. In another cross-show example, Roy and Jim Harper. In the comics, they are nephew and uncle respectively. On TV, Roy is a regular character on Arrow while Jim's a guest character on Supergirl, and not only did they never even met, but they exist in different parts of The Multiverse.
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Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_c24091cf	comment	How to Train Your Dragon: In the books, Snotlout is Hiccup's cousin (their dads are brothers) who sees himself as a better choice as heir to the chieftainship. In the Dreamworks-continuity, it's neither confirmed nor denied if Hiccup and Snotlout are related to each other in any way—but Snotlout still (wrongly) believes that he'd be a way leader than Hiccup.
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Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_c2fcda	comment	SHAZAM! (2019) follows the post-New 52 comics by making Billy and Mary foster siblings with an age gap instead of a pair of twins.
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Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_c3335b05	comment	RWBY: Scars: A Wham Episode reveals that Qrow is Ruby's biological father, not Taiyang. Summer and Qrow were High-School Sweethearts but they broke up when Ruby was a baby. She later began living with Tai, who raised Ruby as his own.
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Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_c476f1cc	comment	In the play of Thoroughbreds, Tim and Amanda are cousins. In the film, they're not related at all.
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Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_c5810f6f	comment	The Shea Fontana iteration of DC Super Hero Girls features Beast Boy as a recurring character and occasionally shows his fellow Doom Patrol teammate Elasti-Girl as a background character among other students of Super Hero High. Given that this continuity's Rita is a teenager like Beast Boy, it's unlikely she is still his adoptive mother.
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Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_c694d5e1	comment	To Hell and Back (Arrowverse) both inverts this and plays it straight. Thea Queen is not Malcolm Merlyn's biological child with Moira — Oliver, however, is.
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Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_c6ff4d3d	comment	Magical Girl Lyrical Nanoha INNOCENT: Fate was never adopted into the Harlaown family due to Precia being alive and sane in this continuity. Of course, it's downplayed due to Precia and Lindy raising their children side by side.
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Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_c7f59f7d	comment	In the comics Emiko Queen is the daughter of Robert Queen and Shado. In the series, she's the daughter of Robert and a woman named Kazumi Adachi, since the Shado who appeared in the first two seasons' island flashbacks clearly couldn't have a daughter Emiko's age, even if giving her an unmentioned relationship with Oliver's father wouldn't have been both contrived and squicky. Kazumi Adachi is briefly mentioned in Teen Titans Special #1 as Shado's grandmother's name, making her an example as well.
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Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_ca876243	comment	King Arthur: Legend of the Sword plays this straight at the same time as Related in the Adaptation. Mordred, traditionally Arthur's bastard son/nephew who betrays him at the field of Camlann, is here depicted as a mage ruler who fights against Arthur's father Uther and is killed by him whilst Arthur himself is still a boy, so they're clearly not family. On the other hand, the Big Bad, Vortigern, was a Saxon overlord who Uther dethroned before ever conceiving Arthur with Igraine in the original folklore, but in the film, he's Uther's younger brother, who kills him, transferring his traditional enmity to Arthur.
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Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_cbc4d1ae	comment	In a cross-show example, Ronnie Raymond and Felicity Smoak. In the comics, she's his Wicked Stepmother. On TV, he's a Recurring Character on The Flash and she's a regular on Arrow, and they've never even met.
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Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_cccd4c41	comment	CafÃ© LiÃ©geois is a fic where they Meet Cute at Starbucks.
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Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_cfae4b52	comment	Warriors Redux: Bluestar, Mistyfoot, and Stonefur have no relation anymore. They're just coincidentally similar looking blue-grey cats. According to the writer, they hated how Warriors added on more family drama into an arc already packed with family drama. They also found it nonsensical that no one ever guessed the twins were Bluestar's kits, so that plot point was removed in Warriors Redux.
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Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_d0744832	comment	In The Avengers comics, Ultron was created by Henry Pym (who would later debut in the MCU with Ant-Man, released a few months after), and thinks of him (resentfully) as his father. In Avengers: Age of Ultron, this is instead his relationship with Tony Stark.
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Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_d07c8d30	comment	Lore Olympus removes the incestuous nature of the Olympian gods by making it so fewer of them are related, and none of those who are related are romantically engaged with each other. Kronos and Rhea's only children are Hades, Posiedon, and Zeus. Hestia, Demeter, and Hera are not related to them by blood, so Hera and Zeus' marriage is not a brother/sister relationship like in the original mythology. Likewise, Zeus and Hera's children are Ares, Hephaestus, Hebe, and Eris. Aphrodite and Hermes are unrelated, again removing the incest from her relationship with Ares and later Hephaestus. Also Apollo and Artemis are still Zeus' children, by Leto, but only Leto herself knew it until Persephone's trial. Technically, Persephone was Hades' niece in the myth, since he and Demeter were siblings. Once again, that relationship was removed, so they remain unrelated.
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Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_d2ef54a3	comment	Dumbing of Age, which adapts the author's Walkyverse comics into a College AU. In the Walkyverse, Faz turned out to be Amber's half-brother, conceived from her dad's extramarital affair. In Dumbing of Age, Faz is apparently her stepbrother instead. (It has since been hinted that, nope, he's her half-brother, but not actually confirmed.) Happens again with Carla, who is the Dumbiverse incarnation of Ultra-Car. UC sees Joe and Rachel as her parents because they built her. Carla is a human about the same age as Joe and Rachel and with no known connection to Joe at all, and the slimmest of connections to Rachel (they live on the same floor). Youth Pastor Powers from Joyce's old church is the Dumbiverse counterpart of David Powers, aka Sal and Walky's real dad. As far as is known, he has no connection to them whatsoever in this universe.
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Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_d461f757	comment	Lieutenant Sharon Agathon in Battlestar Galactica (2003). She has the callsign Athena, which makes her the counterpart to Admiral Adama's daughter Lieutenant Athena in Battlestar Galactica (1978), but here there's no biological relationship to Adama and his son Apollo at all (although, as he does with Starbuck and Dee, Adama does play a surrogate father role to her). In fact, this Athena is an instance of the Number Eight model of humanoid Cylon. Word of God from Jane Espenson, however, indicates that the Eights were based on Adama's deceased older half-sister Tamara seen in the prequel series Caprica, so Athena actually was related to Adama and Apollo without any of them knowing it.invoked
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Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_d5031a8a	comment	DOA: Dead or Alive: In the video games, Ayane is Hayate and Kasumi's half-sister and cousinnote she is a Child by Rape born when Hayate and Kasumi's paternal uncle raped their mother. Here, she is a member of their ninja village in service to them and becomes Hayate's love interest.
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Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_d78af2ac	comment	Kingsman: The Secret Service: The Secret Service has Jack London as Eggsy's uncle, but Jack's film counterpart Harry Hart isn't related to Eggsy in any way.
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Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_d8cdd857	comment	Hercules: The Legendary Journeys: In the original myths, Hercules' sidekick Iolaus was his nephew, the son of his brother Iphicles. In the show, Iolaus is two years older than Hercules and is simply his best friend. (Interestingly, we do meet Iphicles. Worryingly, he shares an actor with Ares...)
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Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_d94a7fa1	comment	Like in Summer Rose Court, Ruby and Yang aren't half-sisters in Vale's Underground. In fact, the whole Rose/Branwen/Xiao Long has this. If they don't have the same surname, they aren't related in this story.
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Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_da9864b	comment	In Clash of the Titans (2010), two rather disturbing variants occur. For one, in this version, Perseus' mother, Danae, was a queen married to King Acrisius. In the actual myth, King Acrisius was her father. Furthermore, Perseus winds up with Io at the end of the film... a character who, in the story, would have been his great x 7-grandmother. Something this film shares with Clash of the Titans (1981) is that in the actual myth, Medusa and Poseidon were Pegasus' parents, but here, Pegasus is a sacred animal of Zeus and has nothing to do with Medusa or Poseidon.
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Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_dc217e32	comment	PokÃ©mon Reset Bloodlines: Cynthia and Professor Carolina are not biologically related, although the latter still considers the former like a granddaughter.
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Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_dd421191	comment	Watson's parents in Viper, Spider, Phoenix aren't her real parents. They're actors she payed to act as them.
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Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_dd7001cb	comment	The Deep (1977): Kevin and Treece are cousins in the book, but seem to just be friends in the film.
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Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_df491a0c	comment	In the original Angry Birds series, Red and Terence are brothers, hence why they look alike. In the movies, there is no indication of this, with Red and Terence having just met at the Anger Management class.
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Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_e096101e	comment	Sixes and Sevens: In the comics, Brian Falsworth was the son of James Montgomery Falsworth. Here the two characters are unrelated, as Brian is actually Peggy Carter's brother Michael. A later chapter states that his cover identity was lifted from a child who died of meningitis, so it's possible the name comes from a brother of James'. Then there's Emily Gower, who's based on Jacqueline Falsworth - she was Brian's sister in the comics, but since both Falsworth identities are covers obviously she and Michael have no relation.
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Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_e10d2c9	comment	Queens of Mewni mostly delves in Related in the Adaptation and Related Differently in the Adaptation, due to being written before Seasons 3 and 4 of Star vs. the Forces of Evil aired, but there are a couple examples of this trope as well: Rhina the Riddled, one of the Mewni queens in canon, here is merely a simple fortune teller that angered Galaxia (not that one) with her predictions about her successor. And 'Jushtin', rather than being a would be male successor who got passed over as Queen by his younger sister Solaria, is merely the Sweet Polly Oliver disguise of Sideria.
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Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_e23ff2b1	comment	In most Masters of the Universe continuities, Duncan is Teelaâ€™s father (either adoptive or biological Depending on the Writer). In He-Man and the Masters of the Universe (2021), Duncan is much younger (about the same age or a bit older than Teela), and instead the two are depicted as foster siblings.
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Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_e2cb7d80	comment	In Captain Victory and the Galactic Rangers, Captain Victory is the grandson of the Big Bad, Blackmaas. Blackmaas is also the Big Bad of the Massive Multiplayer Crossover Legenderry: A Steampunk Adventure, but when a version of Captain Victory makes an appearance, he says he comes from a long line of Captain Victories, and no connection with Blackmaas is even implied.
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Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_e46d33d6	comment	While Mirabel was the second youngest member of the Madrigal family and Isabela's youngest sister in Encanto, in El Encanto A Travez de mis Flores she was a regular girl in the village who ends up becoming a Madrigal by marrying Isabela.
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Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_e58a9c23	comment	In the Swedish 80's adaptation of Olsen-banden, JÃ¶nssonligan, the brothers Harry and Benny had already been changed into cousins. Both of JÃ¶nssonligan's modern reboots took this a step further by making them unrelated; in Den perfekta stÃ¶ten, they haven't even met each other prior to the events of the movie.
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Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_e67a7d6c	comment	In the manga of Negima! Magister Negi Magi, Chao Lingshen is Negi Springfield's descendant from the future. However in the two animated series, she's simply another one of his students.
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Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_e8f67e69	comment	The 1987 adaptation of The Secret Garden makes Mr. Craven an old family friend rather than Mary's uncle, in order to have Colin Promoted to Love Interest while avoiding Kissing Cousins.
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Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_eb6e34b7	comment	In Zyuden Sentai Kyoryuger vs. Go-Busters, Neo-Geildon was a clone of Geildon. Neo-Geildon was adapted to Snide and has no connection to Zeltrax. Additionally, neither one is the brother of Elsa, Zeltrax's cohort, whereas the original Geildon was the brother of Elsa's Sentai counterpart, Jannu. This also extends to Tommy, as because of his already being a Composite Character who added Asuka to that mix, he isn't married to Elsa like Jannu was to Asuka, and thus has no familial connection to either Zeltrax or Snide.
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Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_eb6e7041	comment	Occurs in Asterix & Obelix: God Save Britannia, the fourth live-action Asterix movie. In the comic that it's primarily based on, Asterix in Britain, as well as its animated adaptation, Anticlimax is Asterix's cousin. In the live-action movie, they aren't related at all, seeing how neither of them recognizes the other during the first scene they share together.
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Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_eb6e7041	featureConfidence	1.0
Asterix & Obelix: God Save Britannia	hasFeature	Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_eb6e7041
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_ee1e7a12	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_ee1e7a12	comment	In the Stuart Little book, Stuart is the biological son of the Littles who just happens to somehow look like a mouse and be extremely small like one. The Stuart Little films make him a Happily Adopted mouse.
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_ee1e7a12	featureApplicability	1.0
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_ee1e7a12	featureConfidence	1.0
Stuart Little	hasFeature	Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_ee1e7a12
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_ef8bd4a5	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_ef8bd4a5	comment	Mega Man: in Mega Man (Classic), Mega Man, Roll, and the DLN series robots are "sibling bots" made by Dr. Light. In Mega Man Battle Network (an alternate universe/continuity), they're all unrelated; Mega Man, Roll and Guts Man are at least friends while others are either Mega Man's enemy or just a neutral presence.
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_ef8bd4a5	featureApplicability	1.0
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_ef8bd4a5	featureConfidence	1.0
Mega Man (Franchise)	hasFeature	Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_ef8bd4a5
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_efccb9da	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_efccb9da	comment	In Voltron: Legendary Defender, Romelle and Allura are unrelated, as Romelle was born in a secret Altean colony millennia after Allura went into stasis. This contrasts their relationship in the original Voltron show, where they are cousins.
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_efccb9da	featureApplicability	1.0
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_efccb9da	featureConfidence	1.0
Voltron: Legendary Defender	hasFeature	Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_efccb9da
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_f0c77818	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_f0c77818	comment	Happens again with Nightcrawler. The films give no indication that Mystique and Azazel are his parents like they are in the comics. In X-Men: Apocalypse a much younger Mystique has no significant reaction at all when she finds and rescues a young Nightcrawler. Although their relationship was alluded to in X2: X-Men United, where the two briefly have a conversation.
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_f0c77818	featureApplicability	1.0
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_f0c77818	featureConfidence	1.0
Nightcrawler	hasFeature	Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_f0c77818
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_f10a65b	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_f10a65b	comment	Legends of Tomorrow: In the comics, Connor Hawke is Oliver's bastard son and successor as Green Arrow. Here, he's merely someone inspired to take up Oliver's superhero mantle. This is a result of him being turned into a Decomposite Character, as his original status as Oliver's illegitimate son was given to William Clayton in the show. Instead, he's John Diggle's son. If that's the case, then he is also Related in the Adaptation to Lyla Michaels, Harbringer from the comics, who is John Diggle's wife.
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_f10a65b	featureApplicability	1.0
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_f10a65b	featureConfidence	1.0
Legends of Tomorrow	hasFeature	Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_f10a65b
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_f14f3c23	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_f14f3c23	comment	In My Fluttering Heart, Flurry is not Cadance's biological daughter. She is Chrysalis'.
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_f14f3c23	featureApplicability	1.0
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_f14f3c23	featureConfidence	1.0
My Fluttering Heart (Fanfic)	hasFeature	Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_f14f3c23
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_f3818d0a	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_f3818d0a	comment	In the original The Moomins novels, Snufkin is Little My's half-brother. In Moomin (1990), their connection is never mentioned, and one scene has Little My ask Snufkin out on a date (to which he reacts with horror).
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_f3818d0a	featureApplicability	1.0
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_f3818d0a	featureConfidence	1.0
The Moomins	hasFeature	Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_f3818d0a
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_f5dc7e9	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_f5dc7e9	comment	Fantastic Four (2015): Rather than have Susan and Johnny Storm be blood siblings, Susan was adopted into the Storm family. This was done so they could give Johnny a Race Lift to increase the team's diversity without having to do the same to Sue.
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_f5dc7e9	featureApplicability	1.0
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_f5dc7e9	featureConfidence	1.0
Fantastic Four (2015)	hasFeature	Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_f5dc7e9
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_f8351661	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_f8351661	comment	In the comics, Mystique is the stepmother of Rogue. However, in the film continuity, the two never meet each until after Magneto kidnaps Rogue in the original movie, and don't share any type of interaction whatsoever.
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_f8351661	featureApplicability	1.0
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_f8351661	featureConfidence	1.0
Mystique (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_f8351661
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_f9cca474	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_f9cca474	comment	Ruyi's Royal Love in the Palace has an odd example. In the series Hongli is Zhen Huan's adopted son, and the fact he isn't her biological son is specifically mentioned as the reason for tensions between them. Historically, though, he was her biological son.
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_f9cca474	featureApplicability	1.0
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_f9cca474	featureConfidence	1.0
Ruyi's Royal Love in the Palace	hasFeature	Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_f9cca474
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_ff6d1eb4	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_ff6d1eb4	comment	A Snowflake In Spring features Anna meeting Elsa at the asylum where her brother Hans (who is her unrelated love interest in the film) is.
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_ff6d1eb4	featureApplicability	1.0
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_ff6d1eb4	featureConfidence	1.0
A Snowflake In Spring (Fanfic)	hasFeature	Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_ff6d1eb4

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Unrelated in the Adaptation	processingCategory2	Media Adaptation Tropes
Motu Patlu (Animation) / int_3de32c52	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
Bakuten Shoot Beyblade / int_3de32c52	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
Escaflowne: The Movie / int_3de32c52	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
Genocyber / int_3de32c52	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
Moomin (1990) / int_3de32c52	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
One Stormy Night / int_3de32c52	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
Powerpuff Girls Z / int_3de32c52	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
Tenchi Universe / int_3de32c52	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
The Wonderful Wizard of Oz / int_3de32c52	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
Uma Musume / int_3de32c52	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
Better Bones AU (Blog) / int_3de32c52	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
Bonefall Warriors Rewrite (Blog) / int_3de32c52	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
The Royal Sketchbook (Blog) / int_3de32c52	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
Batman Beyond (Rebirth) (Comic Book) / int_3de32c52	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
Dark Knights of Steel (Comic Book) / int_3de32c52	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
Earth 2 (Comic Book) / int_3de32c52	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
New 52 (Comic Book) / int_3de32c52	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
The Blackblood Alliance (Comic Book) / int_3de32c52	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
The Dominator War (Comic Book) / int_3de32c52	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
The Unstoppable Wasp (Comic Book) / int_3de32c52	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
The Wasp (Comic Book) / int_3de32c52	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
Unholy Grail (Comic Book) / int_3de32c52	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
Wildcat (Comic Book) / int_3de32c52	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
Wonder Woman '77 (Comic Book) / int_3de32c52	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
Wonder Woman Historia: The Amazons (Comic Book) / int_3de32c52	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
Family Guy Fanon / Fan Fic / int_3de32c52	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
A Bat's New Bird (Fanfic) / int_3de32c52	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
A Diplomatic Visit (Fanfic) / int_3de32c52	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
A Moon and World Apart (Fanfic) / int_3de32c52	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
Akko Kagari Universe (Fanfic) / int_3de32c52	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
Café Liégeois (Fanfic) / int_3de32c52	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
Don't Lose Your Heart (Fanfic) / int_3de32c52	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
Fairy May Cry (Fanfic) / int_3de32c52	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
Feralnette AU (Big Fat Break) (Fanfic) / int_3de32c52	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
Hiro Hamada And The Magic Kingdom (Fanfic) / int_3de32c52	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
Hours 'Verse (Fanfic) / int_3de32c52	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
Lost Boy (Fanfic) / int_3de32c52	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
Loyalty Among Worlds (Fanfic) / int_3de32c52	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
Memories of the Dance We Shared (Fanfic) / int_3de32c52	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
New Tamaran (Fanfic) / int_3de32c52	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
Nobledark Imperium (Fanfic) / int_3de32c52	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
Owl's Hell That Ends Well (Fanfic) / int_3de32c52	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
Recommencer (Miraculous Ladybug) (Fanfic) / int_3de32c52	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
Roller Brawl: The Mega Cyborg (Fanfic) / int_3de32c52	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
The Bridge (MLP) (Fanfic) / int_3de32c52	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
The Chronicles of Karai Getting Her Shit Together (Fanfic) / int_3de32c52	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
The Lost Element (Fanfic) / int_3de32c52	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
The Love Club (Fanfic) / int_3de32c52	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
The Nyanny (Fanfic) / int_3de32c52	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
The Titan's Light (Fanfic) / int_3de32c52	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
This is making a move (Fanfic) / int_3de32c52	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
To Be A Female Eminence In Shadow (Fanfic) / int_3de32c52	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
Vale's Underground (Fanfic) / int_3de32c52	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
War of the Biju (Fanfic) / int_3de32c52	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
Warriors: The Power of Three (Rewrite/AU) (Fanfic) / int_3de32c52	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
What If Goku Landed at Capsule Corp? (Fanfic) / int_3de32c52	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
What If Goku Married Bulma? (Fanfic) / int_3de32c52	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
Witch Pride, Saiyan Power (Fanfic) / int_3de32c52	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
A Haunting in Venice / int_3de32c52	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
Airplane! / int_3de32c52	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
Asterix & Obelix: God Save Britannia / int_3de32c52	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
Batman & Robin / int_3de32c52	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
Captain Fracassa's Journey / int_3de32c52	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
Castle Freak (2020) / int_3de32c52	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
Chip 'n Dale: Rescue Rangers (2022) / int_3de32c52	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
Doctor Sleep / int_3de32c52	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
Dune (2021) / int_3de32c52	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
8 Women / int_3de32c52	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
Escape from Sobibór / int_3de32c52	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
Eternals / int_3de32c52	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
First Knight / int_3de32c52	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
Five Nights at Freddy's (2023) / int_3de32c52	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
Frankenstein (2004) / int_3de32c52	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
Ghost Rider Duology / int_3de32c52	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
Ghost Rider: Spirit of Vengeance / int_3de32c52	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 / int_3de32c52	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
Halloween (2018) / int_3de32c52	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
Honeymoon in Vegas / int_3de32c52	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
Jason and the Argonauts / int_3de32c52	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
Journey to the Center of the Earth (1959) / int_3de32c52	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
Kingsman: The Secret Service / int_3de32c52	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
Land of the Lost / int_3de32c52	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
Les MisÃ©rables (1935) / int_3de32c52	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
London After Midnight / int_3de32c52	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
Mackenna's Gold / int_3de32c52	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
Olsen-banden / int_3de32c52	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
Richie Rich / int_3de32c52	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
Roxanne / int_3de32c52	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
Santa Claus Is a Stinker / int_3de32c52	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
The Blue Lagoon (1949) / int_3de32c52	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
The Handmaiden / int_3de32c52	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
The Jungle Book (1994) / int_3de32c52	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
The Snowman (2017) / int_3de32c52	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
The Wizard of Oz (1925) / int_3de32c52	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
The Wonderful World of the Brothers Grimm / int_3de32c52	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
Thor: Ragnarok / int_3de32c52	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
Thor: The Dark World / int_3de32c52	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
Thoroughbreds / int_3de32c52	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
To All the Boys: P.S. I Still Love You / int_3de32c52	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
William Shakespeare's Romeo + Juliet / int_3de32c52	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
A Tale of... / int_3de32c52	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
Cold Mountain / int_3de32c52	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
Daphne & Velma (2020) / int_3de32c52	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
Journey to the Center of the Earth / int_3de32c52	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
Old Yeller / int_3de32c52	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
Sun, Moon, and Talia / int_3de32c52	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
Sword at Sunset / int_3de32c52	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
The Ring / int_3de32c52	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
The Road To Avalon / int_3de32c52	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
The Warlord Chronicles / int_3de32c52	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
Dragon Drive (Manga) / int_3de32c52	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
PokÃ©mon Adventures (Manga) / int_3de32c52	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
Big Little Lies / int_3de32c52	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
Bodies (2023) / int_3de32c52	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
Camelot / int_3de32c52	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
Frankenstein (2004) / int_3de32c52	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
Katy Keene / int_3de32c52	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
Les Misérables (2000) / int_3de32c52	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
Nancy Drew (2019) / int_3de32c52	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
Narcos / int_3de32c52	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
Ninja Turtles: The Next Mutation / int_3de32c52	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
Superman & Lois / int_3de32c52	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
The Haunting Hour / int_3de32c52	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power / int_3de32c52	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
Better Than Canon / Sugar Wiki / int_3de32c52	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
Camelot (Theatre) / int_3de32c52	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
The Children's Hour (Theatre) / int_3de32c52	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
The Nutcracker (Theatre) / int_3de32c52	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
Thrill Me (Theatre) / int_3de32c52	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
God of War RagnarÃ¶k (Video Game) / int_3de32c52	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
Guardians of the Galaxy (2021) (Video Game) / int_3de32c52	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
Harvest Moon: Back to Nature (Video Game) / int_3de32c52	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
Leisure Suit Larry 1: In the Land of the Lounge Lizards (Video Game) / int_3de32c52	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
Mortal Kombat 1 (Video Game) / int_3de32c52	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
PokÃ©mon Fool's Gold (Video Game) / int_3de32c52	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
Super Robot Wars Advance (Video Game) / int_3de32c52	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
The Legend of Zelda: Parallel Worlds (Video Game) / int_3de32c52	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
Gods' School: The Olympian Gods (Web Animation) / int_3de32c52	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
Half Life: Side Story: Gaiden: HUNT DOWN FREE MAN (Web Animation) / int_3de32c52	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
Sonic 3 Fate (Web Animation) / int_3de32c52	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
Games Repainted (Web Video) / int_3de32c52	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
Headless: A Sleepy Hollow Story (Web Video) / int_3de32c52	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
How To Fix Kingdom Hearts (Web Video) / int_3de32c52	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
My Hero Abridged (Web Video) / int_3de32c52	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
Ninjak vs. the Valiant Universe (Web Video) / int_3de32c52	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
Real-Time Fandub (Web Video) / int_3de32c52	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
Scootertrix the Abridged (Web Video) / int_3de32c52	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
The Seven Deadly Schmucks (Web Video) / int_3de32c52	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
Disney High School (Webcomic) / int_3de32c52	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
Feralnette AU (Webcomic) / int_3de32c52	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
Frozen AU: Copper (Webcomic) / int_3de32c52	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
Lore Olympus (Webcomic) / int_3de32c52	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
REMNANTS (RWBY) (Webcomic) / int_3de32c52	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
Ben 10 (2016) / int_3de32c52	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
Class of the Titans / int_3de32c52	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
Cricket on the Hearth / int_3de32c52	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
DuckTales (2017) / int_3de32c52	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
Exchange Student Zero / int_3de32c52	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
Guardians of the Cosmos / int_3de32c52	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
He-Man and the Masters of the Universe (2021) / int_3de32c52	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
Mythic Warriors: Guardians of the Legend / int_3de32c52	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
Princess Sissi / int_3de32c52	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
Rugrats (2021) / int_3de32c52	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
Rupert / int_3de32c52	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
Static Shock / int_3de32c52	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
Strawberry Shortcake / int_3de32c52	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
Strawberry Shortcake: Berry in the Big City / int_3de32c52	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
The Angry Birds Movie / int_3de32c52	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
The Legend of Prince Valiant / int_3de32c52	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation
Wonder Woman (2009) / int_3de32c52	type	Unrelated in the Adaptation

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