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* The two main characters from ''Lonely and Horny,'' Jake Hurwitz and Amir Blumenfeld's SpiritualSuccessor to popular ''Website/CollegeHumor'' series ''WebVideo/JakeAndAmir,'' bear a clear resemblance to [[TheDanza the fictional versions of Jake and Amir]] from that series. Blumenfeld's character, Ruby Jade, has a similar personality to the fictional Amir and is similarly a HeroWorshipper of Hurwitz's character, Josh Rice (Amir's dating "guru" rather than his coworker).
* Some of WebVideo/MLLanzillotta's characters count. She often refers to Tallulah the Flapper as a cross between Tallulah Bankhead and Agatha Runcible from [[Creator/EvelynWaugh Waugh's]] ''Literature/VileBodies''.



* Some of WebVideo/MLLanzillotta's characters count. She often refers to Tallulah the Flapper as a cross between Tallulah Bankhead and Agatha Runcible from [[Creator/EvelynWaugh Waugh's]] ''Literature/VileBodies''.
* The two main characters from ''Lonely and Horny,'' Jake Hurwitz and Amir Blumenfeld's SpiritualSuccessor to popular ''Website/CollegeHumor'' series ''WebVideo/JakeAndAmir,'' bear a clear resemblance to [[TheDanza the fictional versions of Jake and Amir]] from that series. Blumenfeld's character, Ruby Jade, has a similar personality to the fictional Amir and is similarly a HeroWorshipper of Hurwitz's character, Josh Rice (Amir's dating "guru" rather than his coworker).

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* Jschlatt's ''WebVideo/SMPLive'' character is heavily based on Sips from the [[WebVideo/YogscastMinecraftSeries Yogscast]], with Schlatt & Co. being clearly modeled after [=SipsCo=]. Both are businessmen in ''VideoGame/{{Minecraft}}'' series who co-own a company with their loyal NumberTwo. When Sips is brought up as a comparison by a commenter on one [=SMPLive=] video, Schlatt replies with "you have no idea how happy this comment makes me".



* Jschlatt's ''WebVideo/SMPLive'' character is heavily based on Sips from the [[WebVideo/YogscastMinecraftSeries Yogscast]], with Schlatt & Co. being clearly modeled after [=SipsCo=].

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Compare to BleachedUnderpants, RomanAClef, SimilarSquad, SameStoryDifferentNames, SuspiciouslySimilarSong, DistaffCounterpart, JustForFun/SurprisinglySimilarStories, EvilCounterpart, WholePlotReference, WritingAroundTrademarks and ProductDisplacement.

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* Jschlatt's ''WebVideo/SMPLive'' character is heavily based on Sips from the [[WebVideo/YogscastMinecraftSeries Yogscast]], with Schlatt & Co. being clearly modeled after [=SipsCo=].
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* In ''ComicStrip/PreTeena'', the central character of Teena Keene is, visually and in temperament, a slightly older eleven-year-old Expy of Peppermint Patty, from the ''ComicStrip/{{Peanuts}}'' series. Creator Allison Barrows has said in interviews that "Peanuts" has been a great influence on her writing.[[note]]Other possible Expies in "Pre Teena" are not yet absolutely proven.[[/note]]
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* ''Franchise/AceAttorney'':
** ''VisualNovel/PhoenixWrightAceAttorneyDualDestinies'' seemed to, after the long time director, Shu Takumi, was no longer involved in the project, take several ideas from his other detective murder mystery game ''VideoGame/{{Ghost Trick}}'':
*** Athena Cykes appears to be based off Linnie from ''Ghost Trick''. Both are bubbly young women with orange hair who are used in a support role for the main protagonist. [[spoiler:They also have mentors who were falsely accused and imprisoned for crimes that they didn't commit.]]
**** [[spoiler: Knowing the simularities between Athena and Linnie, it should be no surprise that their mentors, Detective Jowd and Simon Blackquill appear to be based off each other. This, however, apart from them both being eccentrics, seems to be limited only to the backstories of the characters.]]
*** The main antagonists of both games, [[spoiler: Yomiel and The Phantom]] also have multiple simularities. [[spoiler: Known for impersonating other people (although through very different methods), they slowly manipulate everything in the background and work on accomplishing their goals. They also appear to be someone else (Sissel and Bobby Fullbright) before TheReveal, although this is due to a misunderstanding on Sissel's part.]]
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** ''Roleplay/Bay12SwordArtOnlineRP'': Shiina and Tzoushi are expies of [[LightNovel/SwordArtOnline Sachi and Klein]] respectively. The {{Irony}} in Shiina is that she has almost the opposite personality to her base, despite [[CaptainErsatz sharing her appearance]].

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** ''Roleplay/Bay12SwordArtOnlineRP'': Shiina and Tzoushi are expies of [[LightNovel/SwordArtOnline [[Literature/SwordArtOnline Sachi and Klein]] respectively. The {{Irony}} in Shiina is that she has almost the opposite personality to her base, despite [[CaptainErsatz sharing her appearance]].
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* ''WebVideo/WelcomeBackPotter'':
** Harry Potter in this version basically became a [[Literature/FearAndLoathingInLasVegas Raoul Duke]] if he could talk to snakes and had a stash of gold he couldn't spend.
** According to Jarry, Ron based his new "Don" persona after the cast of ''Series/JerseyShore''.
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* ''WebAnimation/FoxysFamily'': Plushtrap is one to Lorca from ''WesternAnimaiton/DragonTales'' since both are bound to a wheelchair and are both extremely talented.

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* ''WebAnimation/FoxysFamily'': Plushtrap is one to Lorca from ''WesternAnimaiton/DragonTales'' since both are bound to a wheelchair and are both extremely talented.
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* Many of the characters from ''ARG/WelcomeHome'' are clearly inspired by characters from ''Series/SesameStreet'' and/or ''Franchise/TheMuppets''—the fictional production company behind the show is even called [[Creator/SesameWorkshop "The Playfellow Workshop"]].

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* Many of the characters from ''ARG/WelcomeHome'' ''ARG/WelcomeHomeClownIllustrations'' are clearly inspired by characters from ''Series/SesameStreet'' and/or ''Franchise/TheMuppets''—the fictional production company behind the show is even called [[Creator/SesameWorkshop "The Playfellow Workshop"]].
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** Many of the Greek gods themselves have origins in earlier religions. Aphrodite is a clear Expy of the Babylonian goddess Ishtar, who herself is an Expy of the Sumerian Inanna.

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* The Website/{{Deviantart}} group ''Website/EarthG'' is made of these who are DC superhero expies.
* [[InvertedTrope Inverted]] in ''Literature/TheLayOfPaulTwister''. WordOfGod says that Paul was originally conceived as "essentially the Anti-[[Literature/TheDresdenFiles Harry Dresden]].
* Astholm on Website/NationStates ''appears'' to be an expy of Scotland; or at least, Nottinghamshire, but it's all DependingOnTheAuthor, what with it being a HousePseudonym and all.

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* ''WebOriginal/BosunsJournal'': The Website/{{Deviantart}} group desert ravers are directly inspired by the Satyriacs of ''Literature/AllTomorrows'', another posthuman species with whom they share theropod-like body plans and a hedonistic, celebration-filled and somewhat myopic culture.
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* [[InvertedTrope Inverted]] in ''Literature/TheLayOfPaulTwister''.''Literature/TheLayOfPaulTwister'': {{Inverted|Trope}}. WordOfGod says that Paul was originally conceived as "essentially the Anti-[[Literature/TheDresdenFiles Harry Dresden]].
* ''Website/NationStates'': Astholm on Website/NationStates ''appears'' to be an expy of Scotland; or at least, Nottinghamshire, but it's all DependingOnTheAuthor, what with it being a HousePseudonym and all.
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* Many of the characters from ''ARG/WelcomeHome'' are clearly inspired by characters from ''Series/SesameStreet'' and/or ''Franchise/TheMuppets''—the fictional production company behind the show is even called [[Creator/SesameWorkshop "The Playfellow Workshop"]].
** Frank is strongly reminiscent of Bert due to being a somewhat more grumpy character, having an intense interest in a small flying animal species (butterflies as opposed to pigeons), and being part of an OddCouple duo with the cheerier and more childish Julie. Where he differs from Bert is how he's much more willing to engage with his neighbors in various activities, be they preparing food, dressing up, or approaching him for information (even if, according to his blurb, his answers tend to be dismissed).
** Poppy is Welcome Home's answer to Big Bird, being a large walk-around bird puppet with a kind soul. However, whereas Big Bird is very childlike, Poppy is explicitly an adult with a baking business—the centerpiece of most of her skits in her show. She's also far more pessimistic, always prepared to deal with the worst outcome of any given situation.
** Julie is quite reminiscent of Prairie Dawn with her pink skin and blonde hair.
** Barnaby shares physical similarities with both Fozzie Bear and Rolf, though his personality more befits Fozzie's.
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Compare to BleachedUnderpants, RomanAClef, SimilarSquad, SameStoryDifferentNames, SuspiciouslySimilarSong, DistaffCounterpart, JustForFun/SurprisinglySimilarStories, EvilCounterpart, WholePlotReference, WritingAroundTrademarks and ProductDisplacement. [[JustForFun/IThoughtItMeant Not to be confused with]] [[ExperiencePoints XP]], nor [[UsefulNotes/MicrosoftWindows XP]].

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* ''WebAnimation/NothingForever'': In the Seinfeld-inspired first season, Larry Feinberg, Fred Kastopolous, Yvonne Torres and Zoltan Kakler are directly based off of Jerry Seinfeld, George Costanza, Elaine Benes, and Cosmo Kramer respectively.

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* The Art/StatueOfLiberty was likened by Emma Lazarus (who was indirectly involved in Lady Liberty's creation) to a modern version of the [[UsefulNotes/SevenWondersOfTheWorld Colossus of Rhodes]]. With one major difference: the Greek Colossus commemorates defense against conquest, while Lady Liberty is depicted as a guardian standing by the Golden Door welcoming people to the New World. Incidentally, the Statue of Liberty has outlasted the original Colossus, [[BrieferThanTheyThink which stood for only 54 years]].

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** During UsefulNotes/TheFrenchRevolution, there were Dechristianization efforts that led to putting a statue of the [[Myth/ClassicalMythology Roman Goddess of Liberty]] on the altar of the Notre Dame Cathedral. The ideals it embodied would eventually crystallize in what we know today as the American Statue of Liberty.
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* The Art/StatueOfLiberty was likened by Emma Lazarus (who was indirectly involved in Lady Liberty's creation) to a modern version of the [[UsefulNotes/SevenWondersOfTheWorld Colossus of Rhodes]]. With one major difference: the Greek Colossus commemorates defense against conquest, while Lady Liberty is depicted as a guardian standing by the Golden Door welcoming people to the New World. Incidentally, the Statue of Liberty has outlasted the original Colossus, [[BrieferThanTheyThink which stood for only 54 years]].
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This can simply be the tendency of writers to prefer certain characterizations for important characters (or [[FollowTheLeader knowing which ones are most marketable/popular]]), or the influence of the design process. On the other hand, it may just be a [[WriterOnBoard bad attempt]] to try to revive a character who [[CreatorsPet the writer liked, but nobody else did]] and [[ShooOutTheNewGuy had to get rid of it]]. When by a different author, it may be an {{homage}} to the original creator and/or character or because the author did not have the rights to use the work and wanted to avoid copyright or trademark infringement issues. In the negative sense, an expy can be seen as just a bloated, gimmicky version of a perfectly serviceable past character. In a positive sense, it can refer to an "upgrade" of a two-dimensional or otherwise limited character to one more appreciably complex.

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This can simply be the tendency of writers to prefer certain characterizations for important characters (or [[FollowTheLeader knowing which ones are most marketable/popular]]), or the influence of the design process. On the other hand, it may just be a [[WriterOnBoard bad attempt]] to try to revive a character who [[CreatorsPet the writer liked, but nobody else did]] and [[ShooOutTheNewGuy had to get rid of it]]. When by a different author, it may be an a {{homage}} to the original creator and/or character or because the author did not have the rights to use the work and wanted to avoid copyright or trademark infringement issues. In the negative sense, an expy can be seen as just a bloated, gimmicky version of a perfectly serviceable past character. In a positive sense, it can refer to an "upgrade" of a two-dimensional or otherwise limited character to one more appreciably complex.
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Also, note the insistent use of singular pronouns when referring to the Expy's inspiration in this page's description. This is because an Expy is '''based on ''one'' character'''. If a character borrows traits from multiple other characters, then the influence of each source of inspiration is diluted to the point where it doesn't count as this trope anymore.

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Also, note the insistent use of singular pronouns when referring to the Expy's inspiration in this page's description. This is because an Expy is '''based on ''one'' character'''. If a character borrows traits from multiple other characters, then the influence of each source of inspiration is diluted to the point where it doesn't count as this trope anymore.
anymore. See CompositeCharacter for such cases, and DecompositeCharacter for the opposite case where bits and pieces of a single character inform multiple future characters.
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* ''Music/ClamaviDeProfundis'': The demon who temporarily takes over Hammerdeep in "Boic Bravesoul" before he's driven away is clearly inspired by the Balrog from The Lord of the Rings, being an ancient, fiery, horned monster who lives deep beneath the earth and brings ruin to the dwarves when their mining breaches its lair.
* Music/NickiMinaj's Roman Zolanski alter-ego is clearly very similar to Music/{{Eminem}}'s alter-ego Slim Shady, but given more of a fairytale feel with a fantasy high-class British background (highlighted in Eminem's guest verse on "Roman's Revenge" - "''high class meets white trash''"). In particular, both alter egos have an overbearing abusive mother who tries to control their child through sinister means, but where Shady's mother is a villain (and a frequent victim of his violence), Martha is a more sympathetic and campy character who can't cure her son's monstrousness, but is usually able to placate him. (In fact, Martha's so strong she's even able to subdue Slim and get him sent to a boarding school in Russia!)

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* ''Music/ClamaviDeProfundis'': The demon who temporarily takes over Hammerdeep in "Boic Bravesoul" before he's driven away is clearly inspired by the Balrog from The ''The Lord of the Rings, Rings'', being an ancient, fiery, horned monster who lives deep beneath the earth and brings ruin to the dwarves when their mining breaches its lair.
* Music/NickiMinaj's Roman Zolanski alter-ego is clearly very similar to Music/{{Eminem}}'s alter-ego Slim Shady, but given more of a fairytale feel with a fantasy high-class British background (highlighted in Eminem's guest verse on "Roman's Revenge" - -- "''high class meets white trash''"). In particular, both alter egos have an overbearing abusive mother who tries to control their child through sinister means, but where Shady's mother is a villain (and a frequent victim of his violence), Martha is a more sympathetic and campy character who can't cure her son's monstrousness, but is usually able to placate him. (In fact, Martha's so strong she's even able to subdue Slim and get him sent to a boarding school in Russia!)
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* In the early days of ''WebVideo/TheNostalgiaCritic'' and ''WebVideo/TheAngryVideoGameNerd'', each was accused of copying the other -- a rage-filled video reviewer who critiques children's media. They had a crossover feud, each did a review in the other's style and have remained friends in real life, and each has evolved their character over the years so they are more distinct from each other.

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* In the early days of ''WebVideo/TheNostalgiaCritic'' and ''WebVideo/TheAngryVideoGameNerd'', each was accused of copying the other -- a rage-filled video reviewer who critiques children's media. They had a crossover feud, each did a review in the other's style and have remained friends in real life, and each has evolved their character over the years so they are more distinct from each other.
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-->-- '''Music/TheyMightBeGiants''', "[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OsDWl3xDMOU Certain People]]"

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Compare to BleachedUnderpants, NamesTheSame, RomanAClef, SimilarSquad, SameStoryDifferentNames, SuspiciouslySimilarSong, DistaffCounterpart, JustForFun/SurprisinglySimilarStories, EvilCounterpart, WholePlotReference, WritingAroundTrademarks and ProductDisplacement. [[JustForFun/IThoughtItMeant Not to be confused with]] [[ExperiencePoints XP]], nor [[UsefulNotes/MicrosoftWindows XP]].

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The [[CanonicalListOfSubtleTropeDistinctions key difference]] between this and CaptainErsatz is that an Expy uses the other character as a starting point before ''going in their own direction,'' while CaptainErsatz is obviously the same character but with the SerialNumbersFiledOff. Please keep this distinction in mind before adding an example here. Also note that a fictional counterpart to a real-life person would be either NoCelebritiesWereHarmed, NoHistoricalFiguresWereHarmed, or a ShoutOut, depending on the intent. A quick glance around Wiki/TVTropes will reveal just how often these mistakes are made on this very wiki.

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* ''WebAnimation/ObjectOppose'': and boy does this show run on this trope. Most of the characters are expys of other popular object shows such as Taoism and Baseball being ones to [[WebAnimation/InanimateInsanity Yin-Yang and Baseball]] and Leaf being one to [[WebAnimation/BattleForDreamIsland Leafy]]. Even some of the episode plots are parallel to other object shows like "The Puzzled Path" being similar to [[WebAnimation/InanimateInsanity "Mazed and Confused"]].In spite of all that, Object Oppose still manages to stand out as its own show.

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