Supposed
Titular
Titular adjective - Being something in name or form only.
Usage example: he's the titular head of the department, though it's the assistant managers who largely run things around here
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Supposed and titular are semantically related in theoretical topic. You can use "Supposed" instead an adjective "Titular", if it concerns topics such as in name only.
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- The titular character is supposed to kill one of these mute girls, but falls in love with her instead.
Source: Literature / The Blind Assassin -
In Lovecraft's Herbert The Reanimator the serum the titular character uses is that colour and is supposed to bring people back from the dead but instead has zombies.
Source: Manga / Blue Exorcist - Shattered World: The titular Planet, each level is supposed to be a floating piece of the planet.
Source: Video Game / Shattered Planet
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