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While there is some overlap with [[Adaptational Villainy]], the key difference is that a character isn't necessarily villainous. It can be a hero who was made into an [[Anti Hero]], or a villain who was [[Affably Evil]] is now [[Faux Affably Evil]].
<!-- A sub-trope of [[Adaptational Personality Change]]. --><!-- MOD: Not a trope entry here. -->Can be a cause of [[Adaptation Decay]], and/or the result of [[Flanderization]]. Compare [[Took a Level in Jerkass]].
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== [[Theatre]] ==
* In ''[[Annie]]'', Mr. Warbucks is a little stiffer than his counterpart "Daddy Warbucks" in the original Annie comic. Daddy Warbucks wanted to adopt Annie immediately. In the play, after learning that his secretary Grace chose a girl orphan, Mr. Warbucks asks rather brusquely why she didn't get a boy for the winter holidays. He feels bad, however, when Annie apologizes for not being a boy but hopes that she will be fun anyway, and takes her out to the movies as an apology. After one night, his heart has melted and he asks Annie politely the next day if he could adopt her.
* ''[[Twisted: The Untold Story of a Royal Vizier]]'', the Team Starkid parody, manages to make the Captain of the Guards even a bigger jerk than Razoul is in the ''Aladdin'' series, and that's saying something! Razoul hates Aladdin for being a thief and a troublemaker but he has a healthy respect for the Sultan and Jafar, at least until the latter is outed as a traitor. He also eventually warms up to Aladdin when the latter team up in the television spinoff. The Captain of the Guard keeps critiquing
== [[Video Games]] ==
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