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** Beast Boy in the comics joined the Titans after his original team, the ComicBook/DoomPatrol, died fighting the Brotherhood of Evil[[note]]Though Mento survived due to not being a full-time member, Paul Kupperberg's run revealed Robotman to survive and had his mechanical body rebuilt in addition to undoing the deaths of The Chief and Negative Man and Elasti-Girl was eventually brought back to life when Creator/JohnByrne's run attempted to [[ContinuityReboot restart continuity]] and ''ComicBook/InfiniteCrisis'' later did a CosmicRetcon that reinstated the events of the ''Doom Patrol'' comics preceding Byrne's run to continuity, albeit with the implication that the John Byrne series [[BroadStrokes was still canon in some form]].[[/note]]. In the cartoon, the Doom Patrol is alive and well, and Beast Boy simply left by choice.
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** Beast Boy in the comics joined the Titans after his original team, the ComicBook/DoomPatrol, died fighting the Brotherhood of Evil[[note]]Though Mento survived due Robotman and Negative Man were later shown to not being a full-time member, survive during Paul Kupperberg's run revealed Robotman to survive and had his mechanical body rebuilt in addition to undoing the deaths of The Chief and Negative Man and Elasti-Girl was eventually brought back to life when in Creator/JohnByrne's run attempted to [[ContinuityReboot restart continuity]] short-lived ContinuityReboot and had her resurrection stick after ''ComicBook/InfiniteCrisis'' later did a CosmicRetcon that reinstated the events reconciled every iteration of the ''Doom Patrol'' comics preceding Doom Patrol ([[BroadStrokes including John Byrne's run to continuity, albeit with the implication that the John Byrne series [[BroadStrokes was still canon in some form]].run]]) as canon.[[/note]]. In the cartoon, the Doom Patrol is alive and well, and Beast Boy simply left by choice.
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** Beast Boy in the comics joined the Titans after his original team, the ComicBook/DoomPatrol, died fighting the Brotherhood of Evil. In the cartoon, the Doom Patrol is alive and well, and Beast Boy simply left by choice.
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** Beast Boy in the comics joined the Titans after his original team, the ComicBook/DoomPatrol, died fighting the Brotherhood of Evil.Evil[[note]]Though Mento survived due to not being a full-time member, Paul Kupperberg's run revealed Robotman to survive and had his mechanical body rebuilt in addition to undoing the deaths of The Chief and Negative Man and Elasti-Girl was eventually brought back to life when Creator/JohnByrne's run attempted to [[ContinuityReboot restart continuity]] and ''ComicBook/InfiniteCrisis'' later did a CosmicRetcon that reinstated the events of the ''Doom Patrol'' comics preceding Byrne's run to continuity, albeit with the implication that the John Byrne series [[BroadStrokes was still canon in some form]].[[/note]]. In the cartoon, the Doom Patrol is alive and well, and Beast Boy simply left by choice.
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* One of the main characters in Creator/JamesGunn's ''Creature Commandos'' animated series is Rick Flag Sr., the father of the better known Rick Flag Jr. seen in the ''Comicbook/SuicideSquad'' comics and movies. In the comics, a major part of Jr.'s backstory is that he was orphaned due his father having pulled a HeroicSacrifice.
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* One of the main characters in Creator/JamesGunn's ''Creature Commandos'' ''Series/{{Creature Commandos|2024}}'' animated series is Rick Flag Sr., the father of the better known Rick Flag Jr. seen in the ''Comicbook/SuicideSquad'' comics and movies. In the comics, a major part of Jr.'s backstory is that he was orphaned due his father having pulled a HeroicSacrifice.
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** Thunderbird was killed off in the ''X-Men'' comics after only three issues, but was still shown alive and well in the cartoon. This is due to the episode being a [[PoorlyDisguisedPilot Backdoor Pilot]] for an aborted ''X-Men'' cartoon where he would've been one of the main characters. Presumably, this was for the [[TokenMinority sake of diversity]], since the only other non-white X-Man at the time was ComicBook/{{Storm}}.
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** Thunderbird was killed off in the ''X-Men'' comics after only three issues, but was still shown alive and well in the cartoon. This is due to the episode being a [[PoorlyDisguisedPilot Backdoor Pilot]] for an aborted ''X-Men'' cartoon where he would've been one of the main characters. Presumably, this was for the [[TokenMinority sake of diversity]], since the only other non-white X-Man at the time was ComicBook/{{Storm}}.ComicBook/{{Storm|MarvelComics}}.
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* In ''Comicbook/UltimateSpiderMan'', Squirrel Girl has two named squirrels leading her squirrel army: Tippy-Toe and Monkey Joe. In the comics, Tippy-Toe became her lead squirrel after Monkey Joe was killed by Leather Boy in ''Comicbook/GreatLakesAvengers''.
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** The ''WesternAnimation/BatmanTheAnimatedSeries'' episode ''The Laughing Fish" loosely adapts a 2-part comic story of the same name. In it, ComicBook/TheJoker infects two random victims with a lethal dose of his joker venom. In the TAS version, since broadcasting standards at the time wouldn't allow the writers to explicitly kill someone in a children's cartoon (at least, not directly); instead, Batman is successfully able to administer an antidote to the venom after both get infected. Doesn't stop the scene from being any less freaky though.
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** The ''WesternAnimation/BatmanTheAnimatedSeries'' episode ''The Laughing Fish" loosely adapts a 2-part comic story of the same name. In it, ComicBook/TheJoker infects two random victims with a lethal dose of his joker venom. In the TAS version, since broadcasting standards at the time wouldn't allow the writers to explicitly kill someone in a children's cartoon (at least, not directly); instead, Batman is successfully able to administer an antidote to the venom after both get infected. Doesn't stop the scene from being any less freaky though.
