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His problem was that the Zeta beams which teleport him are only temporary and he has started a family on Rann.

Adam Strange: An archeologist who accidentally discovered an alien transport system, Adam became the number one hero of the planet Rann.

If the protagonist is lucky, it comes with a New Life in Another World Bonus. For the reincarnation flavor of this plot, see Reincarnate in Another World or if the new world was fictional in universe Media Transmigration. When it's the bad guy sent to another world, see Sealed Evil in Another World. For generic types of other dimensions, see Another Dimension. Contrast with Constructed World, which doesn't involve present-day Earth at all. This trope is the inverse of Alien Among Us.Ĭompare with Kidnapped by the Call. Alternatively, this problem may be avoided with I Choose to Stay. When returning home proves to be relentlessly mundane and you wish you'd stayed in the magic world, it's So What Do We Do Now?. But if returning home is a goal, then there's overlap with There's No Place Like Home. Often overlaps with Down the Rabbit Hole, Fish out of Water, and You Can't Go Home Again.

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Super-Trope to Portal Book, Portal Picture, Summon Everyman Hero, Fourth Wall Shut-In Story and Trapped in TV Land. The inversion of this, where a person from the other world comes to ours, often inverts the premise along with it: Whereas an Earth hero usually gets called over to where the action is, the Otherworldly hero is usually transported where the action isn't, or becomes the action when they get there. If it's the hero's job to bring back a trapped person, it can become Rescued from the Underworld while if someone else turns up to bring back the hero, it's Weirdness Search and Rescue. This plot device is also extremely popular in Crossover events, as it's a good way of bringing together disparate settings in a semi-logical manner. In Literature, this is often referred to as a "Portal Fantasy". During the 2010s, these types of stories became so popular thanks to Japanese publishing companies like Alphapolis and Media Factory that, by the end of the decade, it had become an Undead Horse Trope: being parodied, subverted and even ridiculed to hell and back, while straight-forward examples still remain very much present. note From Shosetsuka ni Narou, a popular online fiction website A lot of these are also Harem Series, to the extent that a party of sexy heroines (or heroes) who are attracted to the protagonist has become part of the standard formula.

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Though it's been around in many forms of media long before the term was coined, the majority of isekai stories as we know it are derived from Web Serial Novels or old stories reworked into Light Novels, with their premises and writing style even being noted as a subgenre: Narou Isekai. In Japanese media, this is known as "Isekai", note Literally "Another World" with such protagonists typically being their local demographic's flavor of hero, note Stock Light Novel Heroes are common, though their Shonen and Shoujo counterparts are just as prominent and usually involves said character gaining RPG-like powers on arrival (or at the very least, is set in a Role-Playing Game 'Verse). These stories often feature alternate methods of bringing the protagonist to the new world, such as Reincarnation, swapping bodies with an inhabitant of the new world, or becoming their own video game avatar, though simple bodily transport is still common. Occasionally, they will then question if they even want to leave, especially when there is an ongoing Fantastic Romance. Usually there is no hope of their finding a means to return home until after the great threat facing them has been defeated. "I'm Alive", Electric Light Orchestra, XanaduĪ standard plot/ Myth Arc for Speculative Fiction: The Ordinary High-School Student, frequently their friends, and sometimes their enemies are all transported (often summoned) to another world - distant planet, a Magical Land, Alternate Universe, the past, The Future - where they find they have an important role to play in Events of Significance that are occurring at the same time as (or sometimes because of) their arrival.