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This is the result of making a [[Novelization]] of a movie based on a book, or making a movie out of a [[Screen to Stage Adaptation]], effectively [[The Remake|remaking]] the original movie. See also [[Recursive Import]], [[Third Option Adaptation]], and [[Canon Immigrant]].

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== Anime and Manga ==

* ''[[Battle Angel Alita]]: Last Order'', manga → game → manga.

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*** No, the anime was not based off the manga. It had multiple manga adaptations though. So in the case of the anime, "video games → anime → manga AND video game."

** It gets better. The Surfing Pikachu card is a reference to Pokemon Yellow, and is included in the video game version. That's video game → [[Pokémon (anime)|anime]] → video game → trading card game → video game.

* ''[[Double Dragon]]'' inspired an animated series produced by [[~~Di C~~]] and Bohbot Entertainment, which had an American-developed fighting game tie-in titled ''Double Dragon V: The Shadow Falls''. [[Double Dragon (film)|The Movie]] also had its own fighting game version for the Neo-Geo, which was developed by Technos themselves.

* ''[[Double Dragon]]'' inspired an animated series produced by [[DiC]] and Bohbot Entertainment, which had an American-developed fighting game tie-in titled ''Double Dragon V: The Shadow Falls''. [[Double Dragon (film)|The Movie]] also had its own fighting game version for the Neo-Geo, which was developed by Technos themselves.

* Hoo boy, ''[[Super Robot Wars]]''. Initially a series of games centered around anime [[Massive Multiplayer Crossover|crossovers]] which eventually got a sub-series of games based on its [[Original Generation]]. Said subseries got its own [[Animated Adaptation]] and an OVA sequel. And ''then'' the first two OG games got a remake that changed plot elements to accomodate scenes from the anime, and a bonus segment based on the OVA. And after ''that'', a [[Gaiden Game]] was released that continued the plot of the bonus segment and threw in elements from what was essentially a ''radio play''. Together with all the [[Canon Immigrant]]s getting tossed around between series and mediums, ''Super Robot Wars'' has more loops than your average roller coaster ride.

* ''[[Sonic the Hedgehog|Dr. Robotnik's Mean Bean Machine]]'', which was a [[Dolled-Up Installment|creative localization]] of ''Puyo Puyo'' based off the ''[[Adventures of Sonic the Hedgehog]]'' animated series, which was based off of the [[Sonic the Hedgehog]] ''games''.