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Sequel

A sequel is a work of literature, film, theatre, television, music, or video game that continues the story of, or expands upon, some earlier work. In the common context of a narrative work of fiction, a sequel portrays events set in the same fictional universe as an earlier work, usually chronologically following the events of that work.

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Unofficial sequels

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Sequel

Nodes112
Edges111
Triples155
Avg. degree1.98
Density0.017857
Components1

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Sequel

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related to Literary · 65
Sequel → Adèle Varens, Alice Through, Among, An Imaginary Sequel, Angela Carter, Arthur Conan Doyle's Professor, Austen, Back, Brinton, Calahan, Challenger, Charles Tritten, Christopher Priest, Céline, English, George Orwell's, Gilbert Adair, György Dalos, Heidi, Heidi Grows Up
related to Further reading · 17
Sequel → Bloomsbury Publishing, Carolyn, Constantine, Critical Approaches, Edinburgh University Press, Film Sequel, Film Sequels, Form, Henderson, History, ISBN, Jess-Cooke, Second Takes, Stuart, SUNY Press, The Hollywood Sequel, Verevis
related to Media franchises · 10
Sequel → Disney Princess, Examples, Generally, Harry Potter, In, James Bond, Marvel Cinematic Universe, Multiple, Pokémon, This
related to Video games · 9
Sequel → AAA, Additionally, Building, IP, One, Sequels, The, They, Video
related to history · 8
Sequel → Akira Kurosawa's Sanshiro Sugata, Character, David Brewer, Film, Francis Ford Coppola, In The Afterlife, Part II, The Godfather Part II
related to Box office · 7
Sequel → All, Business Research, Journal, July, Movie, Sequels, The
related to Sequels in other media · 7
Sequel → Downton Abbey, Firefly, New Era, Producing, Sequels, Serenity, Veronica Mars
see also · 7
Sequel → Book, Conan Doyle Estate, Film, List, Ltd, RemakeShared, Spiritual
related to Legacy sequel · 4
Sequel → Film, Legacy, Pamela McClintock, They
related to Sequels of the novel · 4
Sequel → As, In, The, This

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sequels work original series new film story also characters novel events previous often works one many sometimes franchise universe end

Entity relationships Subject–Predicate–Object triples

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Sequelis awork of literature0.90text
Sequelis awork that follows the continuity of the original works0.90text
Sequelis awork set in the same universe0.90text
Sequelrelated to Box officeMovie0.60section
Sequelrelated to Box officeJuly0.60section
Sequelrelated to Box officeJournal0.60section
Sequelrelated to Box officeBusiness Research0.60section
Sequelrelated to Box officeThe0.60section
Sequelrelated to Box officeSequels0.60section
Sequelrelated to Box officeAll0.60section
Sequelrelated to ClassificationsThe0.60section
Sequelrelated to ClassificationsThough0.60section

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