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* ''Film/ShinUltraman'', already a CompressedAdaptation of the [[Series/{{Ultraman}} original TV show]] compressing nearly 40 episodes into a two-hour film, infamously did this with Ultraman's final opponent, Zetton. Who went from a sentient kaiju into a Zetton-shaped KillSat. It does retain the original Zetton's coloration on it's design and have it repeatedly bleep "[[PokemonSpeak Zetton! Zetton!]]" as a MythologyGag.
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** The [[WesternAnimation/ChipnDaleRescueRangers Rescue Rangers]] are all UpliftedAnimals in this continuity.
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* In ''Film/TheLittleMermaid2023'', unlike [[WesternAnimation/TheLittleMermaid1989 the original version]], Flotsam and Jetsam, [[BigBad Ursula's]] pet eels don't talk.
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*In ''WebVideo/TheSpider2024'', when [[spoiler:Peter Parker is bitten in this version of events, he ultimately mutates into a man-sized spider that seemingly loses his intelligence, although this may be a blessing considering that his first acts as a mutant were to kill Uncle Ben and Aunt May]].
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** ''Series/BakuryuuSentaiAbaranger'' had its titular Bakuryu able to speak to the Rangers through their {{Transformation Trinket}}s, an ability lacking in ''Series/PowerRangersDinoThunder''.
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** ''Series/BakuryuuSentaiAbaranger'' had its titular Bakuryu able to speak to the Rangers through their {{Transformation Trinket}}s, an ability lacking in ''Series/PowerRangersDinoThunder''. While the Trinoids and its counterpart can mostly able to talk, the Giganoids lack the ability to speak (except for Giganoid 2: Eroica) in Abaranger while these counterparts in Dino Thunder can able to talk normally.
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** In ''Series/KyukyuSentaiGoGoV'', Liner Boy was fully capable of independent action without a pilot thanks to being equipped with an AI unit, even able to talk like a normal person. The Max Solarzord in ''Series/PowerRangersLightspeedRescue'' was given to the Titanium Ranger to pilot, and later remotely controlled from the Aquabase, removing any trace of personality or sentience.
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** ''Series/SamuraiSentaiShinkenger'' had [=DaiGoyou=], a lantern that could transform into a support robot created by [[SixthRanger Genta]] to aid the Shinkengers in battle, which similar to the Liner Boy example above had sentience and personality. These traits were completely left out in ''Series/PowerRangersSamurai'' with the [=LightZord=].
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* In ''WesternAnimation/TheOwlHouse'', Grom is a monster that doesn't seem to have any motivation beyond scaring people and appears to be incapable of speech when not shapeshifting into someone's worst fear. ''Webcomic/MoringMarkTOHComics'' on the other hand depict it as [[spoiler:a witch who succumbed to an Archivist Curse like the one that Eda and Lilith have and is shown to be perfectly articulate once she's able to return to their true form (in addition to being a trained historian).]]
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* In ''WesternAnimation/TheOwlHouse'', Grom is a monster that doesn't seem to have any motivation beyond scaring people and appears to be incapable of speech when not shapeshifting into someone's worst fear. ''Webcomic/MoringMarkTOHComics'' on the other hand depict it as [[spoiler:a witch who succumbed to an Archivist Curse like the one that Eda and Lilith have and is shown to be perfectly articulate once she's able to return to their true form (in addition to being a trained historian).]]
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Even though it doenst speak, the Symbiote clearly acts without a host at the end of the film
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* In the Marvel comics, the {{ComicBook/Venom}}-symbiote is a very sapient species, able not only to fully communicate with it's host expressing it's own feelings and thoughts, but also interacting with it's surrounding even when seperated from a host. In ''Film/SpiderMan3'', the symbiote is portrayed as an aggressive alien symbiote who only increase it's host's negative emotions and self-confidence with no implication it has it's own will.
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* In the ''WesternAnimation/TheOwlHouse'' ModernAUFanfic ''Fanfic/TheresNoOneLikeYou'', Hooty is interpreted as a particularly disturbing sculpture on Eda's shop. Luz mentioned feeling like it could swallow her whole. She replaced it with a sign saying "The Owl House Consignment" before the start of the fic.
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* In the ''WesternAnimation/TheOwlHouse'' ModernAUFanfic fanfic ''Fanfic/TheresNoOneLikeYou'', Hooty is interpreted as a particularly disturbing sculpture on Eda's shop.shop since it's a ModernAUFanfic. Luz mentioned feeling like it could swallow her whole. She replaced it with a sign saying "The Owl House Consignment" before the start of the fic.
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* In the ''WesternAnimation/TheOwlHouse'' ModernAUFanfic ''Fanfic/TheresNoOneLikeYou'', Hooty is interpreted as a particularly disturbing sculpture on Eda's shop. Luz mentioned feeling like it could swallow her whole. She replaced it with a sign saying "The Owl House Consignment" before the start of the fic.
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* Unlike in the comics, in any animated ''[[Franchise/{{Peanuts}} Charlie Brown]]'' production, Snoopy is never seen thinking (let alone talking) in human language [[note]]although there's been a few very rare examples of him writing down what he wants to say, like in [[WesternAnimation/ItsAMysteryCharlieBrown "It's a Mystery, Charlie Brown"]]. The adaptations of the musicals ''Theatre/YoureAGoodManCharlieBrown'' and ''Snoopy!!!'' are exceptions.[[/note]]. He relies on making unintelligible noises and miming, same as Woodstock.
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* Unlike in the comics, in any animated ''[[Franchise/{{Peanuts}} Charlie Brown]]'' production, Snoopy is never seen thinking (let alone talking) in human language [[note]]although there's been a few very rare examples of him writing down what he wants to say, like in [[WesternAnimation/ItsAMysteryCharlieBrown "It's a Mystery, Charlie Brown"]]. The ''WesternAnimation/SnoopyComeHome'' and the adaptations of the musicals ''Theatre/YoureAGoodManCharlieBrown'' and ''Snoopy!!!'' are exceptions.[[/note]]. He relies on making unintelligible noises and miming, same as Woodstock.
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* In the storybook adaptation of the ''WesternAnimation/ThomasandFriends'' episode "(James Goes) Buzz Buzz,'' the bee that stings James is changed from ''a cartoon bee'' to a realistically-drawn bee.
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* In the storybook adaptation of the ''WesternAnimation/ThomasandFriends'' episode "(James Goes) Buzz Buzz,'' Buzz, Buzz," the bee that stings James is changed from ''a cartoon bee'' to a realistically-drawn bee.
