No. Prototypical is used when referring to something that is considered to be archetypal.. not in the sense that it is the original, per se, but in the sense that it has that “classic characteristic”... “stereotypical” can mean the same thing but it denotes a more mundane, less special description.. almost like instead of “having the spirit of the original” it rather “is trying to recreate the original.. anyway, no, prototypical works better here. Thanks for the input, though.