- they
never happened.[citation needed] A
notable example of
subtractive retconning is the X-Men film series.
After X-Men: The Last
Stand faced criticism...
-
entitled ****: The
Return of
Xander Cage, with the character's
death being retconned for the film. Initially, not only
Diesel was set to return, but also Cohen...
-
opponents including the
Saiyans (サイヤ人, Saiya-jin); and Goku
himself was
retconned from an
Earthling to a
Saiyan who was sent to
Earth as a baby. Freeza...
- explains,
girls are far too
clever to fall out of
their prams. This was
retconned for the 2023
reboot film
Peter Pan &
Wendy where the Lost Boys (still...
-
public response to the
character was so
overwhelming that the "death" was
retconned into a
cover story for a near-death
secret recovery, and
Wagner appeared...
- The Big
Lebowski (1998). It is
frequently discussed as well. Used in
retconned backstory for The
Punisher (2004)
Airlift (2016) – A
Bollywood film based...
-
series Louder and
Prouder ignores the
events of The
Proud Family Movie,
retconning The
Proud Family to have been set in the 2020s
instead of the 2000s, with...
-
members are
listed here only once—in
order of
their first joining the team.
Retconned members are
listed only
where they
historically took part in the stories...
- character's name was
originally "Token" as a play on tokenism. His name was
retconned in the
episode "The Big Fix" to Tolkien,
after J. R. R. Tolkien. Tolkien...
- City's
urban sprawl;
originally presented as a ****ure New York, it was
retconned as the
centre of a "Mega-City One" in the
third issue. The Architects'...