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* ''Film/GodzillaXKongTheNewEmpire'' shows a trailer shot of Godzilla and Kong roaring together in Egypt with the Sphinx in the background. This shot appears in the film, but with the noteworthy omission of ''Mothra'', a surprise returning character who last appeared in ''Film/GodzillaKingOfTheMonsters2019''.
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* The second trailer of ''Film/PokemonDetectivePikachu'' reveals the inclusion of Mewtwo, shown bursting out of the burning wreckage of a Pikachu balloon float, and setting them up as the main antagonist. However, one small detail from the actual scene from the movie was omitted: the ''mind-control device'' on Mewtwo's head, which the true villain of the film was using to control Mewtwo. Mewtwo is entirely non-villainous in the film, and is actually a benevolent character.
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* ''WesternAnimation/DuckTales2017'': Some trailers for season two depicted Magica with her green skin, when in the actual shots she's depowered and white skinned.[[note]]It was initially a mistake due to sending over the wrong files, but they decided to ThrowItIn.[[/note]]
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* ''WesternAnimation/DuckTales2017'': Some trailers for season two depicted Magica with her green skin, feathers, when in the actual shots she's depowered and with white skinned.feathers.[[note]]It was initially a mistake due to sending over the wrong files, but they decided to ThrowItIn.[[/note]]
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* Two versions of the big match in ''Film/RockyBalboa'' were filmed, one where Rocky wins and one where he doesn't, so that none of the MASSIVE number of extras playing the crowd could spoil the ending.
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* Two FOUR versions of the big match in ''Film/RockyBalboa'' were filmed, one where Rocky wins and one where he doesn't, filmed so that none of the MASSIVE number of extras playing the crowd could spoil the ending.ending. They are: 1 - Rocky loses the fight by decision; 2 - Rocky loses the fight by K.O.; 3 - Rocky wins the fight by decision; 4 - Rocky wins the fight by K.O. (The actual ending used in the film is [[spoiler:Number 1 - Rocky loses the fight by decision.]])
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* During the first arc of Creator/JossWhedon's ''ComicBook/AstonishingXMen'', artist John Cassaday released a picture he penciled of a fiery bird on his blog, and then removed the picture abruptly, prompting a number of fans to suspect that Whedon would be resurrecting ComicBook/JeanGrey during the first arc. Instead, the resurrected X-Man during the arc was ComicBook/{{Colossus}}.
* Creator/DCComics released preview artwork for the cover of ''Countdown to ComicBook/InfiniteCrisis'' that showed the death of a major DC character in silhouette, detailed to the point where the silhouette's profile was easily recognizable as ComicBook/{{Nightwing}}. The actual death in question (and the actual cover of the comic when released) was Ted Kord, the ComicBook/BlueBeetle.
* Creator/DCComics released preview artwork for the cover of ''Countdown to ComicBook/InfiniteCrisis'' that showed the death of a major DC character in silhouette, detailed to the point where the silhouette's profile was easily recognizable as ComicBook/{{Nightwing}}. The actual death in question (and the actual cover of the comic when released) was Ted Kord, the ComicBook/BlueBeetle.
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* During ''ComicBook/{{Batman}}'': Both outcomes of the first arc of Creator/JossWhedon's ''ComicBook/AstonishingXMen'', artist John Cassaday released a picture he infamous vote for ComicBook/{{Robin}}'s life in ''ComicBook/ADeathInTheFamily'' were allegedly at least penciled of a fiery bird on - the panel with Batman doing his blog, and then removed best PietaPlagiarism in the picture abruptly, prompting a number of fans to suspect that Whedon would be resurrecting ComicBook/JeanGrey during the first arc. Instead, the resurrected X-Man during the arc was ComicBook/{{Colossus}}.
''other'' version has [[https://www.polygon.com/2020/3/10/21168055/batman-robin-jason-todd-die-poll-live-unpublished-pages him tearfully announcing "He's alive! Thank God!"]]
* ''ComicBook/InfiniteCrisis'': Creator/DCComics released preview artwork for the cover of ''Countdown toComicBook/InfiniteCrisis'' Infinite Crisis'' that showed the death of a major DC character in silhouette, detailed to the point where the silhouette's profile was easily recognizable as ComicBook/{{Nightwing}}. The actual death in question (and the actual cover of the comic when released) was Ted Kord, the ComicBook/BlueBeetle.
* ''ComicBook/InfiniteCrisis'': Creator/DCComics released preview artwork for the cover of ''Countdown to
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** Similarly, DC's press pack for ''ComicBook/CountdownToFinalCrisis'' featured artwork heavily implying that ComicBook/TheJoker was going to kill ComicBook/JimmyOlsen, complete with an art piece showing Franchise/{{Superman}} mourning a dead, grinning Jimmy, which ended up on the cover of Wizard Magazine #186. Buttons which hinted at storylines for the series were distributed at conventions, including one reading "JIMMY OLSEN MUST DIE!" And to top it off, the second issue of the series features a grinning Joker on the cover holding Jimmy's press pass. In that issue, Jimmy meets the Joker...and nothing of consequence happens. They do not meet again and Jimmy survives the entire series safe and sound.
* Both outcomes of the infamous vote for ComicBook/{{Robin}}'s life in ''ComicBook/ADeathInTheFamily'' were allegedly at least penciled - the panel with Batman doing his best PietaPlagiarism in the ''other'' version has [[https://www.polygon.com/2020/3/10/21168055/batman-robin-jason-todd-die-poll-live-unpublished-pages him tearfully announcing "He's alive! Thank God!"]]
* Two pieces of cover art for the non-existent issues #194 and #195 of ''ComicBook/TheWalkingDead'' were commissioned in order to hide the fact that #193 is the final issue.
* Both outcomes of the infamous vote for ComicBook/{{Robin}}'s life in ''ComicBook/ADeathInTheFamily'' were allegedly at least penciled - the panel with Batman doing his best PietaPlagiarism in the ''other'' version has [[https://www.polygon.com/2020/3/10/21168055/batman-robin-jason-todd-die-poll-live-unpublished-pages him tearfully announcing "He's alive! Thank God!"]]
* Two pieces of cover art for the non-existent issues #194 and #195 of ''ComicBook/TheWalkingDead'' were commissioned in order to hide the fact that #193 is the final issue.
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* The creators of ''Series/{{Succession}}'' had intended to shoot some foiler footage with Creator/BrianCox at his own character Logan Roy's funeral, to hide the big twist that Logan had died; however, because of filming delays on the day, these scenes had to be cut and were never filmed. Cox, fearing that his absence would allow paparazzi to reveal the twist, barged his way onto the set anyway, and the twist was successfully kept secret.
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* Anime/HirogaruSkyPrettyCure and Anime/PrettyCureAllStars|F play with this.
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* Anime/HirogaruSkyPrettyCure and Anime/PrettyCureAllStars|F [[Anime/PrettyCureAllStars All Stars F]] play with this.this, mostly over Cure Majesty.
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** Hirogaru Sky's second ending has a similar DancePartyEnding to Suite, but it noticeably has five colors shown several times, and the FlyingV at the end is missing a member on the left hand side. When Cure Majesty is introduced, her first ever ending has her appear in the group shots, including in the empty left hand spot.
** Pretty Cure All Stars F advertised as having all 77 current Cures in it, ''excluding'' Majesty, until literally the day of her debut, where a new trailer showing she was '''''present''''' was introduced.
** Pretty Cure All Stars F advertised as having all 77 current Cures in it, ''excluding'' Majesty, until literally the day of her debut, where a new trailer showing she was '''''present''''' was introduced.
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** Hirogaru Sky's second ending has a similar DancePartyEnding to Suite, but it noticeably has five colors shown several times, and the FlyingV V formation at the end is missing a member on the left hand side. When Cure Majesty is introduced, her first ever ending has her appear in the group shots, including in the empty left hand spot.
** Pretty Cure All Stars F advertised as having all 77 current Cures in it, ''excluding'' Majesty, until literally the day of her debut, where a newtrailer set of trailers and posters showing she was '''''present''''' '''''was''''' present was introduced.
** Pretty Cure All Stars F advertised as having all 77 current Cures in it, ''excluding'' Majesty, until literally the day of her debut, where a new
