『オペラ座の怪人』(原題:El Fantasma de la Opera、1976年)は、ガストン・ルルーの原作をラウル・アストルが脚色し、メキシコの作曲家ナチョ・メンデスが音楽と歌詞を手がけたメキシコのミュージカルである。メキシコシティのインスルヘンテス劇場で上演され、約400回の公演が行われ、メキシコのテレビでも放映された。
『オペラ座の怪人の宝』( Le Trésor du Fantôme de l'Opéra)は、ジョセフ・ルーレタビーユ・シリーズの第7巻です。アンドレ=ポール・デュシャトーによる物語と、ベルナール=C・スワイゼンによるイラストが収録されています。1996年にクロード・ルフランク社、 2001年にソレイユ社より出版されました。
Return of the Phantom (1993) - a graphic adventure game from MicroProse where the player travels back and forth between 1881 and 1993 to solve the mystery of the Phantom.
Gloria van Guten's level in Psychonauts is set up like a theater, with the play being an exaggerated retelling of Gloria's life. The theater is menaced by a skull-masked figure known as the Phantom, who is sabotaging the production.
Mystery Legends: The Phantom of the Opera (2010) — Developed by Big Fish Games, the hidden object style game takes place about 20 years after the events of the book happen. The player plays as Christine's daughter, Evelina, who looks exactly like Christine when she last met the Phantom. The Phantom still lives in the opera house, which is now abandoned. He invites Evelina back under the impression that she is Christine to sing once more. Evelina looks around the opera house getting constant flashbacks to the events of the book.
Fate Grand Order (2015) — An online free-to-play mobile role-playing game based on the Fate/stay night visual novel game features Erik, referred to as The Phantom of the Opera or simply Phantom as an Assassin-class Servant able to be summoned by the player.
Time Princess: Dreamtopia (2020) — A dress-up, butterfly effect game developed by IGG Inc. with a main storyline adapted from the original Phantom of the Opera novel. The player plays as Christine, making choices each stage which determine the outcome of the story. There are six major endings and three minor endings.
MazM: Phantom of the Opera (2021) — A visual novel which adapts the original Phantom of the Opera story.
Other references
On CollegeHumor.com, Streeter occasionally plays the Phantom of the Office, portrayed as an annoying co-worker who makes numerous references to fire, his home in the catacombs, and various violent games (i.e. "Beat The Greek" which involves "putting an adolescent Greek girl in a sack and beating her to a pulp"). He also shows violent tendencies, suggesting hanging bat boys at baseball games, splitting Sarah down the middle, etc.
The villainous "Phantom of Vaudeville" and his ventriloquist dummy, Elmo, as featured on The Ghost Busters may be a reference to the Phantom, as both are masked, and, as Kong notes, "the only way to send a Phantom back is to unmask him."
In the Academy 27 spin-off series of WARS Trading Card Game, the short story The Phantom acts as a homage to the property, with the plot revolving around a "Phantom" terrorizing a school theater production and a scene where the characters find the book itself. A sequel would continue the "Phantom" motif with Shadows of the Phantom.
In one episode of Kappa Mikey, the Phantom is parodied as "The Phantom of the Studio", using a mask because someone wrote "fart" on his forehead.
In the episode of The Suite Life of Zack & Cody entitled "Arwinstein", at London's Halloween party, one guest is dressed as the Phantom with the full mask. Also, when Arwinstein kidnaps Carey and brings her to Arwin's secret room, it is similar to the "Down Once More/Track Down This Murderer" scene from the musical. In another episode, "Cookin' with Romeo and Juliet", there is a man wearing the Phantom's half-mask in the ballroom scene.
A statue of Red Death can be seen a few times in the background by the door.
A bust of Lon Chaney as the Phantom can be seen twice near the stage.
In the first High School Musical, The Phantom of the Opera is mentioned in dialogue when Chad is trying to talk Troy out of the musical while the two are in the library.
There is an episode of The Snorks (called "Summer and Snork"), where Junior takes on a Phantom-like role to scare All-Star out of the lead part. Tooter takes over the role of a crossover between Sherlock Holmes and The Persian from the Gaston Leroux novel.
A production briefly appeared in an episode of Family Guy. Peter makes a reference to the Phantom in saying "this is even more boring than when I went to see The Phantom of the Opera", which then cuts to the stage, where the Phantom (voice provided also by Seth MacFarlane) sings a song similar to "Music of the night", then Peter (sitting in the audience) yells, "Show us the gross half of your face, that nose better be piggy!".
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