| Display title | Alternate Continuity |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | Continuity is a confusing thing. Sometimes when adapting a work, writers will scrap previous continuity and write a new continuity either disregarding the old one, or painting continuity in Broad Strokes. The result is an Alternate Continuity—a story that is no less "official" than the original, but which cannot be reconciled with it with regards to Backstory or Canon. It effectively lives in a different universe. Sometimes this forms the basis of a Media Franchise. |
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