A story that's written before another story, that shares some characters with that other story, and that takes place before that other story is what a 'prequel' is. The word in English comes from the joining of the Latin prefix 'pre-' to the Latin noun 'sequel'. The syllable 'pre-' means 'before'. The word 'sequel' means 'something which follows'.
A prequel is a work (as a novel or a play) whose story precedes that of an earlier work.
'Prequel', as an English loan word, tends to be an Italian equivalent of 'prequel'.
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no, shadow of the colossus is a prequel to ico.
Harry Potter prequel was created in 2008.
The prequel/sequel is called Timothy of the Cay, I would recommend it.
It is believed to be a prequel although no one is certain.
I suppose you could say that the Old Testament is a sort of prequel to the New Testament.
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The opposite of a prequel is a sequel, which is a work that follows the events of a previous work. While a prequel explores events that occurred before the original work, a sequel continues the story after the original work's conclusion.
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