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Article description: (description ) This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | The cast runs into another group that is functionally identical to them. The same number of people, the same roles represented, maybe even the same tastes in clothes or food but expect a Palette Swap. Usually creeps out the original group a lot, although a common humor variant is that no one notices the similarities. Or only notices the similarities to everyone else's parallel but not their own. If the characters find their counterparts' habits annoying, without noticing any similarities, this can lead to Hypocritical Humor. Sometimes it is Self-Parody. |