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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | Some media, such as Final Fantasy or Gundam, are known for being long-running series with multiple incarnations. Within these series, there is always at least one installment that is considered the Black Sheep of the group, sometimes because it is genuinely bad and sometimes because They Changed It, Now It Sucks comes into play. |
