Ripping
Ripping adjective - Resembling a sound of violent tearing as of something ripped apart or lightning splitting a tree.
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Wizard and ripping are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Wizard" instead an adjective "Ripping".
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- Some people have accused Rowling of ripping off Neil Gaiman's Comic Book The Books of Magic, which also features a young, dark haired, bespectacled wizard-in-training who has a pet owl, and is, indeed, a few years older.
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Played with in the episode "200": Vala tries to pitch her "adventures" to a visiting Martin Lloyd, except she's deliberately ripping off well-known plots like The Wizard of Oz or Gilligan's Island.
Source: It's Been Done - Kamen Rider Wizard went both ways with that, as Phantoms were human, but were just essentially an inner demon ripping apart and taking control of their human host, called Gates.
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