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See also: [[Zeerust]], [[The Great Politics Mess-Up]], [[Cosmetically Advanced Prequel]], [[Two Decades Behind]]. And [[Retcon]], for when this trope is averted.
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== [[Anime]] and [[Manga]] ==
* In ''[[Fist of the North Star]]'', which was originally published in ''Weekly Shonen Jump'' during the [[The Eighties|1980s]], [[After the End|the war which destroyed the world]] took place in [[Twenty Minutes Into the Future|199X]] and the term ''Seikimatsu'' ("End of the Century") is used to refer to the era the story takes place. Many spin-offs, remakes and video game adaptations have been produced in the years since the original manga ended way into the 21st century. The nuclear holocaust still took place in 199X in all of these spin-offs and Kenshiro still retains his title as the "Savior of Century's End".
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** The Doctor's now-former [[Robot Buddy]] K-9, first appeared in "The Invisible Enemy" , which aired in 1977. Since then, at least in the parent show and ''[[The Sarah Jane Adventures]]'', he has not undergone a redesign, so that his and in terms of his design aesthetic remains (at least in the parent show) remains unchanged. When K-9 re-appeared in "School Reunion" (2006), [[Present Day]] characters [[Lampshade Hanging|made note of]] his dated appearance.
* The ''[[Star Trek]]'' prequel ''[[Star Trek: Enterprise|Enterprise]]'' took place before the original ''[[Star Trek: The Original Series|Star Trek]]''. In the mirror universe episode, the Campy Zeerusty TOS era ship ''Defiant'' is sent "back" and everyone still marvels at how futuristic it is.
** ''[[Star Trek]]'' also goes back and forth on this in regards to the [[Genetic Engineering Is the New Nuke|Eugenics Wars]]. In the original series it was said to be a massive worldwide conflict that took place in the 1990s. Later this was [[Retcon
*** Basically, the writers were gun-shy at openly proclaiming the ''Star Trek'' world as wholly divergent from the actual timeline of real history. They've eventually had to get over it, by default.
== [[Video Games]] ==
* The ''[[Metal Gear]]'' series is probably the kings of this trope, given its constant focus on the world of "tactical espionage".
** The first ''[[Metal Gear
** ''[[Metal Gear Solid]]'' came out in 1998, but the game itself takes place in 2005 (six years after ''Metal Gear 2''), and has such glaringly outdated things such as the use of the term "Japanimation" instead of anime.
** ''[[Metal Gear Solid 2: Sons of Liberty]]'' came out in 2001 and took place in 2007 and 2009. The demo version that came with the original ''[[Zone of the Enders]]'' even had the Twin Towers in the background, which was almost kept in the final game until the unfortunate timing of the 9/11 attacks.
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[[Category:Continuity Tropes]]
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