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Averted in later installments of the Love Live! franchise as it evolved into a Series Franchise with self-contained stories - no one in Love Live! Nijigasaki High School Idol Club or Love Live! Superstar!! ever references the idols of said first two series.

The protagonists of the original Love Live! series became such popular idols that, by Love Live! Sunshine!!, there are tons of merchandise and music related to them, they have tons of fans (such as Chika and Dia), and it is their work which inspires the heroines of the show to become idols as well.

DieBuster: The mystery behind the term "Nonoriri" is that it is an homage to Noriko from GunBuster.

My-Otome: An odd example since the sequel exists in another universe, but regardless Mai from My-HiME is a legendary Otome in the sequel.

See also Legend Fades to Myth, where by the time the sequel rolls around, the legends managed to get a few details wrong. The reverse is Uniqueness Decay, where once-legendary things have become commonplace in sequels. Compare and Contrast with: From Nobody to Nightmare, Took a Level in Badass. It's also common (particularly in games like Dungeons & Dragons) for Game Masters to apply this trope in their groups by having a previous game's characters be well-known or recognized by characters in a new game. They can be the protagonist themselves, a side character, long dead, or trapped in a time warp what matters is that In-Universe they are now regarded as a legend.

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This trope is when the protagonist from a prior series or movie has become a legend in the sequel. This can be a way to help complete denouement from the original work which often gets truncated, or as a way to appeal to fans of the series who like to see their favorite character be recognized. When a sequel is being made, writers, directors, or game-makers like to take the protagonist from the original work and turn them into a legendary figure. So much so that in the sequel they have become a legend, Famed in Story throughout the land.

After many adventures, our Hero has accomplished great things. When we are first introduced to our Hero they are an unknown, a new recruit, a rookie, or a peasant from a recently destroyed village, but destiny is calling and they have answered.