franchisespecific

Franchise-specific refers to products, services, or intellectual property that are unique to a particular franchise and are not shared with other franchises within the same brand. This concept is commonly used in the entertainment industry, particularly in film and television, to create distinct experiences for each franchise while maintaining a shared universe or theme. Franchise-specific elements can include characters, storylines, settings, and even specific plot points that are exclusive to a particular franchise.

For example, in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, each film and television series is franchise-specific, with its own unique storyline and characters. While the overall universe shares common elements such as the existence of superheroes and the concept of a multiverse, each franchise stands alone in terms of its specific narrative and characters. This approach allows for greater creative freedom and flexibility, as each franchise can develop its own identity and themes without being constrained by the content of other franchises.

Franchise-specific elements can also be found in other industries, such as video games and theme parks. In video games, franchise-specific content can include unique gameplay mechanics, storylines, and characters that are exclusive to a particular game within a series. In theme parks, franchise-specific attractions and experiences can be created to cater to the interests and preferences of different audiences.