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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | In some ways the opposite of Overtook the Manga, this is what happens when a successful franchise runs out of source material to adapt, and thus relies upon original plots from that point onward, albeit with an author's characters. This seems to be particularly common with British mystery series. Compare with Adaptation Decay, Adaptation Distillation and Adaptation Expansion. |