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* Speaking of Music/TheBeatles' breakup, 1970 saw the release of three dueling solo albums by former bandmates: ''Music/McCartney'', ''Music/JohnLennonPlasticOnoBand'', and Music/GeorgeHarrison's ''Music/AllThingsMustPass''. John and Paul's albums featured a stripped-down sound and emotionally raw songwriting, with ''[=McCartney=]'' featuring an almost DIY aesthetic, while George's album was an elaborately produced three-disc set clearly intended as a tour-de-force. Despite the differing sounds, each musician explores new personal ideas in an attempt to find his own independent voice as an artist. [[note]]Music/RingoStarr likewise released a solo album in 1970, but ''Sentimental Journey'' was a laid-back CoverAlbum of Big Band standards with no originals, so it's harder to make the case for it as a dueling work.[[/note]]
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* Speaking of Music/TheBeatles' breakup, 1970 saw the release of three dueling solo albums by the former bandmates: ''Music/McCartney'', ''Music/JohnLennonPlasticOnoBand'', and Music/GeorgeHarrison's ''Music/AllThingsMustPass''. John and Paul's albums featured a stripped-down sound and emotionally raw songwriting, with ''[=McCartney=]'' featuring an almost DIY aesthetic, while George's album was an elaborately produced three-disc set clearly intended as a tour-de-force. Despite the differing sounds, each musician explores new personal ideas in an attempt to find his own independent voice as an artist. [[note]]Music/RingoStarr likewise Music/RingoStarr also released a solo album in 1970, but ''Sentimental Journey'' was Journey'', which was.... a laid-back CoverAlbum of Big Band standards with no originals, so it's harder to make the case for it as a dueling work.[[/note]]standards. Because, well, [[{{Adorkable}} Ringo]].
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* On the Champ de Mars in UsefulNotes/{{Paris}} during the 1937 World's Fair, the [[UsefulNotes/SovietRussiaUkraineAndSoOn Soviet Union]]'s pavilion and the sculpture ''Art/WorkerAndKolkhozWoman'' on top of it [[https://www.expositions-universelles.fr/1937-photo/1937-russie-nazie-.jpg directly faced]] UsefulNotes/NaziGermany's pavilion and its eagle on top, symbolizing the clash of Communist and National-Socialist ideologies (which would eventually turn very deadly, materializing into the Eastern Front of UsefulNotes/WorldWarII).
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* It may seem strange, but for a while in the eighties, ComicBook/GreenLantern and ComicBook/IronMan were seen as this, even internally. In the planning phases for ComicBook/CrisisOnInfiniteEarths, DC even considered revamping or replacing Hal Jordan to ''avoid'' comparisons to Iron Man, so it was a prevalent enough sentiment to influence the company's decisions at the time. The revamp would eventually take place with ''ComicBook/EmeraldTwilight'', but it seems the rivalry wasn't forgotten, since the two were merged into the ComicBook/{{Amalgam|Universe}} hero, Iron Lantern.
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[[caption-width-right:333:"Some day we'll be movie stars, too!" The [[Series/StarTrekDeepSpaceNine DS9]] crew dies laughing at that, so [[Series/BabylonFive B5]] wins.[[note]]Image courtesy of ''Wizard'' Magazine (archived [[http://www.sweetpaul.com/wise_man_said/contest_06.php here]]).[[/note]]]]
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* The 1990s had a rare intra-franchise example between ''Literature/TheThrawnTrilogy'' and the concurrent ''Dark Empire'' comic book series written by Tom Veitch. Both series were conceived as immediate sequels to the Original Trilogy, and although ''Dark Empire'' was conceived first, ''Heir to the Empire'' was released a few months earlier. Zahn was purportedly dismissive of ''Dark Empire'' and refused to incorporate references to the storyline into his Thrawn books, but since both series were set in the same universe, Veitch's comic had to be pushed forward six years in the in-universe timeline to accommodate the events of Zahn's novels. The fact that both Zahn and Veitch had many of the same basic ideas caused some incongruities (e.g. both authors wanted to write a major plot point of Han and Leia having Force-sensitive children, but the twins Jacen and Jaina are only briefly seen in ''Dark Empire'') that had to be ironed out in later works. Ultimately, while ''Dark Empire'' made a big splash initially due to its great artwork and crowd-pleasing elements, the runaway success of ''Heir to the Empire'' ensured that Zahn's trilogy would become much more influential to the formation of the Star Wars Expanded Universe (both the [[Franchise/StarWarsLegends old]] and the [[Franchise/StarWarsExpandedUniverse new]]).
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* In another case of Marvel doing this within itself, 2002's U-Decide event, where a reboot of Creator/PeterDavid's run on ''ComicBook/{{Captain Marvel|MarvelComics}}'' and the infamous ''ComicBook/{{Marville}}'' were spawned because of an argument David had with the latter's equally-infamous writer, then-Marvel president Bill Jemas. Lesser known, to the point that both Creator/LewisLovhaug, during his reviews of ''Marville'' for ''WebVideo/AtopTheFourthWall'', and [[Website/SFDebris Chuck Sonnenburg]], during his ''[[UsefulNotes/TheGreatComicsCrashOf1996 The Rise and Fall of the Comics Empire]]'' series, didn't even bother to mention it, is the third title in this stunt, ''ComicBook/UltimateAdventures'', a parody of Batman set in the ComicBook/UltimateMarvel universe. For the record, not only did David's ''Captain Marvel'' win, but ''Marville'' came in ''dead last'' in sales, even against ''Ultimate Adventures'', though as stated, ''Ultimate Advetures'' is often forgotten.
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* In another case of Marvel doing this within itself, 2002's U-Decide event, where a reboot of Creator/PeterDavid's run on ''ComicBook/{{Captain Marvel|MarvelComics}}'' and the infamous ''ComicBook/{{Marville}}'' were spawned because of an argument David had with the latter's equally-infamous writer, then-Marvel president Bill Jemas. Lesser known, to the point that both Creator/LewisLovhaug, during his reviews of ''Marville'' for ''WebVideo/AtopTheFourthWall'', and [[Website/SFDebris Chuck Sonnenburg]], during his ''[[UsefulNotes/TheGreatComicsCrashOf1996 ''[[MediaNotes/TheGreatComicsCrashOf1996 The Rise and Fall of the Comics Empire]]'' series, didn't even bother to mention it, is the third title in this stunt, ''ComicBook/UltimateAdventures'', a parody of Batman set in the ComicBook/UltimateMarvel universe. For the record, not only did David's ''Captain Marvel'' win, but ''Marville'' came in ''dead last'' in sales, even against ''Ultimate Adventures'', though as stated, ''Ultimate Advetures'' is often forgotten.
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* When ''Literature/TheGreatGatsby'' entered the public domain in 2021, two different musical adaptations were announced, both aimed for Broadway. One, with music and lyrics by Jason Howland and Nathan Tysen and starring Creator/JeremyJordan as Gatsby and Eva Noblezada as Daisy, premiered in New Jersey in October 23 with a Broadway transfer intended for 2024. The second, with music by [[Music/FlorenceAndTheMachine Florence Welch]] and Thomas Bartlett, is scheduled to premiere in Cambridge in summer 2024.
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* When ''Literature/TheGreatGatsby'' entered the public domain in 2011, 2021, two different musical adaptations were announced, both aimed for Broadway. One, with music and lyrics by Jason Howland and Nathan Tysen and starring Creator/JeremyJordan as Gatsby and Eva Noblezada as Daisy, premiered in New Jersey in October 23 with a Broadway transfer intended for 2024. The second, with music by [[Music/FlorenceAndTheMachine Florence Welch]] and Thomas Bartlett, is scheduled to premiere in Cambridge in summer 2024.
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* ''Animation/PleasantGoatFunClass'' and ''Animation/BoonieCubs'' are both spin-offs of wildly popular Chinese cartoons (''Animation/PleasantGoatAndBigBigWolf'' and ''Animation/BoonieBears'', respectively) and are both {{Edutainment Show}}s about [[SpinOffBabies younger versions of their main casts]] learning about the world around them. ''Fun Class'' premiered in 2016 while ''Boonie Cubs'' premiered in 2017.
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* ''Animation/PleasantGoatFunClass'' and ''Animation/BoonieCubs'' are both spin-offs of wildly popular long-running Chinese cartoons (''Animation/PleasantGoatAndBigBigWolf'' and ''Animation/BoonieBears'', respectively) and are both {{Edutainment Show}}s about [[SpinOffBabies younger versions of their main casts]] learning about the world around them. ''Fun Class'' premiered in 2016 while ''Boonie Cubs'' premiered in 2017.
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* ''Fanfic/InYourWildestDreams'' and ''[[https://www.fanfiction.net/s/14145907/1/Dream-Weaver Dream Weaver]]'' are both ''WebAnimation/{{RWBY}}'' AU stories that feature Jaune developing a semblance that allows him to go into other people’s dreams, diverging from canon sometime during Volume 1, and had their first chapters posted around the same time. The author of the latter claims they had their take on the concept on the backburner for a year while he worked on other stories, only for the former's author posting their version prompting him to prioritize writing his.
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** '''Implementation:''' Lego began marketing interlocking bricks as a construction toy as early as 1947, with the modern-style "stud and tube" brick sold in 1958; sales began in North America in the early 1960s, handled initially through Samsonite, but later began marketing on its own. Rival companies, most notably Mega Bloks, introduced their own construction-type toys as early as the late 1960s, typically selling their sets at a lower cost; Mega Bloks was acquired by Mattel in 2014. Many of the rival brands are sold in discount stores and stores such as Walgreen's, while Lego often commands a presence at the national superstore chains. A listing of Lego's numerous rivals, along with reviews of recent products from these companies, [[http://www.1000steine.com/brickset/miscellaneous/clonebrands_v1.3.pdf may be found here]]. (Incidentally, the only genre Lego has not delved into, which rival manufacturers have, is military/warfare-type sets; this was a conscious decision by Lego, although some consumers have created their own after-market sets using Lego products.)
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** '''Implementation:''' Lego began marketing interlocking bricks as a construction toy as early as 1947, with the modern-style "stud and tube" brick sold in 1958; sales began in North America in the early 1960s, handled initially through Samsonite, but later began marketing on its own. Rival companies, most notably Mega Bloks, introduced their own construction-type toys as early as the late 1960s, typically selling their sets at a lower cost; Mega Bloks was acquired by Mattel in 2014. Many of the rival brands are sold in discount stores and stores such as CVS, Walgreen's, and Shoppers Drug Mart, while Lego often commands a presence at the national superstore chains. A listing of Lego's numerous rivals, along with reviews of recent products from these companies, [[http://www.1000steine.com/brickset/miscellaneous/clonebrands_v1.3.pdf may be found here]]. (Incidentally, the only genre Lego has not delved into, which rival manufacturers have, is military/warfare-type sets; this was a conscious decision by Lego, although some consumers have created their own after-market sets using Lego products.)
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* Marvel had dueling works with ''itself'', with 2016's ''Comicbook/AllNewWolverine'' and the 2015 ''Comicbook/OldManLogan'' over which is the "rightful successor" to previous Logan-led ''Wolverine'' books. Points in ''All-New Wolverine's'' favor are the title, and the fact that Laura is actively using the Wolverine name. Point's in ''Old Man Logan's'' favor the are that it stars ''a'' Logan, and has generally more mature and violent content.
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** Earlier, Creator/BrianMichaelBendis had launched the Comicbook/NewAvengers, which after the events of ''Comicbook/{{Civil War|2006}}'', saw the team split up with the anti-registration side going on the lam to become the ComicBook/SecretAvengers, and the pro-registration side forming the ComicBook/MightyAvengers, thus creating two dueling Avengers books. Further ''still'', Bendis launched a third book with ComicBook/NormanOsborn's intentionally dark mirrored take on the teams, called ComicBook/DarkAvengers.
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* DC's Franchise/{{Superman}} and Fawcett's [[ComicBook/{{Shazam}} Captain Marvel]], so much so that when Captain Marvel's books sold better than Superman's, DC sued Fawcett over similarities between the characters. DC would eventually buy the rights to Captain Marvel from Fawcett. Ironically, these days Superman and Marvel have FriendlyFandoms due to their similarities.
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* The 2010s have the Literature/RiversOfLondon series by Ben Aaronovitch and the Literature/ShadowPolice series by Creator/PaulCornell, which are both stories about [[WhoYaGonnaCall Metropolitan Police "magical crime" squads]] written by former ''Series/DoctorWho'' writers.
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** Earlier, Creator/BrianMichaelBendis had launched the Comicbook/NewAvengers, which after the events of Comicbook/CivilWar, saw the team split up with the anti-registration side going on the lam to become the ComicBook/SecretAvengers, and the pro-registration side forming the ComicBook/MightyAvengers, thus creating two dueling Avengers books. Further ''still'', Bendis launched a third book with ComicBook/NormanOsborn's intentionally dark mirrored take on the teams, called ComicBook/DarkAvengers.
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* Speaking of Music/TheBeatles' breakup, 1970 saw the release of three dueling solo albums by former bandmates: ''Music/McCartney'', ''Music/JohnLennonPlasticOnoBand'', and Music/GeorgeHarrison's ''Music/AllThingsMustPass''. John and Paul's albums featured a stripped-down sound and emotionally raw songwriting, with ''[=McCartney=]'' featuring an almost DIY aesthetic, while George's album was an elaborately produced three-disc set clearly intended as a tour-de-force. Despite the differing sounds, each musician explores new personal ideas in an attempt to find his own independent voice as an artist.
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* Speaking of Music/TheBeatles' breakup, 1970 saw the release of three dueling solo albums by former bandmates: ''Music/McCartney'', ''Music/JohnLennonPlasticOnoBand'', and Music/GeorgeHarrison's ''Music/AllThingsMustPass''. John and Paul's albums featured a stripped-down sound and emotionally raw songwriting, with ''[=McCartney=]'' featuring an almost DIY aesthetic, while George's album was an elaborately produced three-disc set clearly intended as a tour-de-force. Despite the differing sounds, each musician explores new personal ideas in an attempt to find his own independent voice as an artist. [[note]]Music/RingoStarr likewise released a solo album in 1970, but ''Sentimental Journey'' was a laid-back CoverAlbum of Big Band standards with no originals, so it's harder to make the case for it as a dueling work.[[/note]]
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* Speaking of Music/TheBeatles' breakup, 1970 saw the release of three dueling solo albums by former bandmates: ''Music/McCartney'', ''Music/JohnLennonPlasticOnoBand'', and Music/GeorgeHarrison's ''Music/AllThingsMustPass''. John and Paul's albums featured a stripped-down sound and emotionally raw songwriting, with ''[=McCartney=] featuring an almost DIY aesthetic, while George's album was an elaborately produced three-disc set clearly intended as a tour-de-force. Despite the differing sounds, each musician explores new personal ideas in an attempt to find his own independent voice as an artist.
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* In 2004 and 2005 respectively, two [[RomanticVampireBoy vampire romance]] books were released, ''Literature/{{Twilight}}'' and ''Literature/LetTheRightOneIn''. Both had stories about humans falling in love with mysterious vampires, and tackles themes about family and loneliness. The differences are the age of the protagonists between the books, and the fact that one focuses on heterosexual romance while the other focuses on homosexual romance. The rivalry came to a head in 2008, when both books had their film adaptations in the same year.
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* 2020 saw the release of three books that were revivals of young adult series that were popular in the late 2000's-early 2010's: ''Literature/MidnightSun2020'' (a PerspectiveFlip of the first ''Literature/{{Twilight}}'' book), ''Literature/TheBalladOfSongbirdsAndSnakes'' (a prequel to ''Literature/TheHungerGames'' focusing on President Snow), and ''Hawk'' (a SpinOffspring sequel to the ''Literature/MaximumRide'' series).
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* In Australia, the Creator/NineNetwork commissioned the song "Advertising/CmonAussieCmon" to promote World Series UsefulNotes/{{Cricket}}, which inspired the Creator/SevenNetwork to create the song "Up There Cazaly" to promote their main sport, UsefulNotes/AustralianRulesFootball. [[TopTenJingle Both songs became hits]], and anthems for their respective sports.
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* In 1504, the City of UsefulNotes/Florence hired Creator/LeonardoDaVinci to paint a mural of the Battle of Anghiari on the wall of the palace where the government of the republic met. He was taking too long, so the city officials -- possibly including Creator/NiccoloMachiavelli himself -- hired his arch-rival Creator/MichelangeloBuonarroti, to paint a mural of a more popular battle on the facing wall. The kicker? Neither of them ever finished. (The episode is depicted in the [[SpinOff gaiden]] of the manga ''Manga/CesareIlCreatoreCheHaDistrutto'').
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* In 1504, the City of UsefulNotes/Florence UsefulNotes/{{Florence}} hired Creator/LeonardoDaVinci to paint a mural of the Battle of Anghiari on the wall of the palace where the government of the republic met. He was taking too long, so the city officials -- possibly including Creator/NiccoloMachiavelli himself -- hired his arch-rival Creator/MichelangeloBuonarroti, to paint a mural of a more popular battle on the facing wall. The kicker? Neither of them ever finished. (The episode is depicted in the [[SpinOff gaiden]] of the manga ''Manga/CesareIlCreatoreCheHaDistrutto'').
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* In 1504, the City of UsefulNotes/Florence hired Creator/LeonardoDaVinci to paint a mural of the Battle of Anghiari on the wall of the palace where the government of the republic met. He was taking too long, so the city officials -- possibly including Creator/NiccoloMachiavelli himself -- hired his arch-rival Creator/MichelangeloBuonarroti, to paint a mural of a more popular battle on the facing wall. The kicker? Neither of them ever finished. (The episode is depicted in the [[SpinOff gaiden]] of the manga ''Manga/CesareIlCreatoreCheHaDistrutto'').
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* In 1504, the City of UsefulNotes/Florence hired Creator/LeonardoDaVinci to paint a mural of the Battle of Anghiari on the wall of the palace where the government of the republic met. He was taking too long, so the city officials -- possibly including Creator/NiccoloMachiavelli himself -- hired his arch-rival Creator/MichelangeloBuonarroti, to paint a mural of a more popular battle on the facing wall. The kicker? Neither of them ever finished. (The episode is depicted in the [[SpinOff gaiden]] of the manga ''Manga/CesareIlCreatoreCheHaDistrutto'').
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* Creator/{{Disney}}'s ''WesternAnimation/{{Frozen|2013}}'' franchise and Creator/{{Dreamworks}}' ''WesternAnimation/{{Trolls}}'' franchise could be considered this. Both franchises are major [[CashCowFranchise cash cow franchises]] aimed at girls that are set in fantasy worlds and have a major focus on music. They both also have [[ChristmasSpecial Christmas specials]] that were released the same exact weekend, and have upcoming sequels slated to be released in the same 3-month timeframe. In terms of DVD sales, ''Frozen'' is the more popular film, but ''Trolls'' has moved more merchandise than ''Frozen'' ever since it was released to theaters, to the point where it was [[https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/news/licensed-merchandise-sales-hit-2629b-2016-boosted-by-star-wars-1005108 the second-biggest licensed property the year it came out]], only beaten by ''Franchise/StarWars''.
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* Creator/{{Disney}}'s ''WesternAnimation/{{Frozen|2013}}'' ''Franchise/{{Frozen}}'' franchise and Creator/{{Dreamworks}}' ''WesternAnimation/{{Trolls}}'' Creator/DreamWorksAnimation's ''Franchise/{{Trolls}}'' franchise could be considered this. Both franchises are major [[CashCowFranchise cash cow franchises]] aimed at girls that are set in fantasy worlds and have a major focus on music. They both also have [[ChristmasSpecial Christmas specials]] that were released the same exact weekend, and have upcoming sequels slated to be released in the same 3-month timeframe. In terms of DVD sales, ''Frozen'' is the more popular film, but ''Trolls'' has moved more merchandise than ''Frozen'' ever since it was released to theaters, to the point where it was [[https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/news/licensed-merchandise-sales-hit-2629b-2016-boosted-by-star-wars-1005108 the second-biggest licensed property the year it came out]], only beaten by ''Franchise/StarWars''.
