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Does 'The Wish' Have A Sequel Or Spin-Off?

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Wyatt
Wyatt
Of course, until the author decides to announce something, we’re stuck to re-watch the series and try to find all the details and clues the author might have hidden in there for us fans. There are already tons of fan-made theories, as well as unofficial continuations, of the different possible directions the story could have taken. Some of them are even convinced that there is room for a prequel to explain the origins of the mysterious wish-granting entity. Others are keen to see side stories of less important characters in the series.

The themes of sacrifice and consequences could also be further explored in a sequel to the book many years after the events of the original. It would be interesting to see how the magic system works after a long period of time such as wishes slowly corrupting the user or a rebellion against the entity that grants the wishes. A spin-off could also explore the tragedies of other wishmakers, thus turning the book into an anthology style series.
2025-07-01
Sadie
Sadie
I know The Wish has now come to a close and I am left with the bitter taste of no more, however so very frustrating that would be, it would be execrable to ever try to continue it in some poor manner. I would kill to have an anthology series of episodes, chapters, or however they chose to do it where each story followed someone or someone(s) with disasterously bad wish granting outcomes. Because the original had such incredible emotional res to the stories, an anthology series of more such would be incredible and never sully the memory of the original and its amazing acting, especially that one lead who played the wish dealer. Bonus wishpoints to include that one actor in various random cameos throughout the series, perhaps with only a few words of cryptic interaction with each story's wish granter.
2025-07-03
Zane
Zane
'The Wish' is a standalone story in full completion of its emotional scope. Sequels would ruin it. But there’s plenty of room for a good spin-off like the mystical shopkeeper’s backstory or even some dark stories about the consequences of wishes in parallel universes. The author is obviously choosing quality over IP cash-grabbing, which is admirable. I just wonder if fan pressure might change that.
2025-07-05
Sabrina
Sabrina
While there’s no sequel currently planned, there’s plenty of lore to support a spin-off. I’d love to read a story about the the protagonist’s best friend from the original story who barely made it through the huge wish effects and seeks redemption as a vigilante reversing others’ bad wishes. I think the original story’s bittersweet tone would support a really fun action story, or even a dark comedy that follows a team of ‘wish cleanup’ folks. There’s plenty of material for the creator to return to this world if they so choose.
2025-07-05
Peter
Peter
'The Wish' is a complete and perfect story. But if I had to write a sequel, I would want it to be a prequel to the first person who ever made a wish. How did the rules of the entity come to be? Did it always twist the wishes of the desire-less, or did it become more bitter over the centuries? That could make for a really interesting book and leave 'The Wish' intact.
2025-07-05

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