[ SECRET POST #6177 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6177 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Sure, but this feels a little pedantic. People are usually just saying they feel like a story has come to a satisfying conclusion and they think adding more would make it less cohesive. Which is a reasonable take a lot of the time, considering the amount of not-very-good sequels out there.

[(Anonymous)]

Sometimes, yes. Other times people are loudly insisting that the sequel/prequel shouldn't exist and screaming at the creators and anyone who disagrees with them.

[(Anonymous)]

This is exactly how I feel about most sequels and prequels, though it isn’t something I waste time bringing up in fandom.
OP seems to think these things exist because the writers have more story to tell but I can’t remember ever seeing that in any franchise. It’s ALWAYS because the studios want to milk the audience for more money. Some adaptations are the same way.
Personally, I just ignore what doesn’t interest me. And if I wrote fic in those fandoms, I write it as though the subsequent material doesn’t exist and make an author’s note about it. “Set during X,” or, “Diverges from canon after X.”