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nine-gear crow posted:The most out of left field curveball in that regard was Final Fantasy XIII, which was basically "What if Lost, but a Final Fantasy". Especially with its whole first third of setting up a mystery, not explaining poo poo (directly, anyway, you could read the onboard encyclopedia if you really needed answers), and then backfilling everyone's character development through flashbacks. It got amazingly blatant about how much it wanted to be Lost at certain points, it just blew me away--including a minor character who straight up looked and sounded exactly like Sawyer. Fringe is a real stretch for LOST clone since it's just utterly a X-Files clone. It wasn't terrible but on rewatch I came to dislike how Olivia got sidelined as the action hero of the duo for whatshisface usurping her position for the most part. But trying to claim FF13 is a LOST clone is really amazing, since it has literally nothing in common with LOST. And what you describe is like, standard JRPG plot and character progression. I guess you could call FInal Fantasy 7 (1997) a LOST ripoff too by those standards.
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