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** In the episode "Fly Me to the Moon", a Pidgey named Orville dreamed of flying higher than any other Pokemon. Even Meowth was touched by the dream and decided to help him.
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* Pit from ''VideoGame/KidIcarusUprising'' mentions he would like to be able to fly by himself so he doesn't have to rely on his patron goddess Palutena to do so. The other characters also ''constantly'' mock him for being the only angel who can't fly, and the one time Palutena doesn't make some kind of disapproving remark over his desire to be able to fly on his own is [[spoiler:when he rescues Dark Pit, at the cost of his wings burning away because he forced Viridi to keep giving him the power of flight after its time limit expired.]]
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* Pit from in ''VideoGame/KidIcarusUprising'' mentions he would like to be able to fly by himself so he doesn't have to rely on his patron goddess Palutena to do so. The other characters also ''constantly'' mock him for being the only angel who can't fly, and the one time Palutena doesn't make some kind of disapproving remark over his desire to be able to fly on his own is [[spoiler:when he rescues Dark Pit, at the cost of his wings burning away because he forced Viridi to keep giving him the power of flight after its time limit expired.]]
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* Kit Cloudkicker from Disney Television's ''WesternAnimation/{{Talespin}}'' series admires his mentor, Baloo, and hopes to become a remarkable pilot someday. The few times that Kit has taken the controls have overwhelmed him, though. However, as far as riding an airfoil goes, Kit takes to "cloudsurfing" like a bird to the sky.
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* Kit Cloudkicker from Disney Television's ''WesternAnimation/{{Talespin}}'' ''WesternAnimation/TaleSpin'' series admires his mentor, Baloo, and hopes to become a remarkable pilot someday. The few times that Kit has taken the controls have overwhelmed him, though. However, as far as riding an airfoil goes, Kit takes to "cloudsurfing" like a bird to the sky.
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* ''Film/GuardiansOfTheGalaxyVol3'': P-1-3 gives himself the name "Rocket" due to his dream of flying with his friends:
->'''Rocket:''' We'll all fly away together...into the forever and beautiful sky.
->'''Rocket:''' We'll all fly away together...into the forever and beautiful sky.
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* ''Literature/{{Animorphs}}'': Every character who has the chance to [[{{Animorphism}} turn into a bird]] enjoys the experience of flight quite a bit, especially early in the series before the stakes have really sunk in. [[SixthRanger David]] annoys Marco by loudly reveling in the sensation of flying as a golden eagle (before raising a lot of red flags by [[BadPeopleAbuseAnimals randomly killing a crow]]). In ''The Andalite Chronicles'' Elfangor finds bird morph to be a temporary reprieve from how horrific the situation is.
** Tobias is hit by this the hardest. He suffers from a crappy home life (constantly bounced from an aunt to an uncle, [[ParentalNeglect neither of whom care about him]]) and generally being maladjusted ("born with a KickMeSign" is one description) and jumps at the chance to morph a bird, allowing him to escape his problems by literally flying away. Because he's reluctant to turn back to human, he decides to go with the others into the Yeerk Pool ''as a hawk'' and suffers ModeLock at the end of the first book. From there he has a very complicated relationship with his hawk body, which got him out of his home life problems but left him increasingly far from his humanity, but he does still love flying. He's later given his morphing ability back... but his default form is still a hawk. He can morph into his human body, but rarely does so. By then his hawk instincts mean he's even less able to function and he's usually wildly uncomfortable as a human, [[TransAudienceInterpretation except when assuming the body of a pretty girl]].
** Tobias is hit by this the hardest. He suffers from a crappy home life (constantly bounced from an aunt to an uncle, [[ParentalNeglect neither of whom care about him]]) and generally being maladjusted ("born with a KickMeSign" is one description) and jumps at the chance to morph a bird, allowing him to escape his problems by literally flying away. Because he's reluctant to turn back to human, he decides to go with the others into the Yeerk Pool ''as a hawk'' and suffers ModeLock at the end of the first book. From there he has a very complicated relationship with his hawk body, which got him out of his home life problems but left him increasingly far from his humanity, but he does still love flying. He's later given his morphing ability back... but his default form is still a hawk. He can morph into his human body, but rarely does so. By then his hawk instincts mean he's even less able to function and he's usually wildly uncomfortable as a human, [[TransAudienceInterpretation except when assuming the body of a pretty girl]].
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* ''Literature/{{Animorphs}}'': Every character who has the chance to [[{{Animorphism}} turn into a bird]] enjoys the experience of flight quite a bit, especially early in the series before the stakes have really sunk in. [[SixthRanger David]] annoys Marco by loudly reveling in the sensation of flying as a golden eagle (before raising a lot of red flags by [[BadPeopleAbuseAnimals randomly killing a crow]]). In ''The Andalite Chronicles'' Elfangor finds bird morph to be a temporary reprieve from how horrific the situation is.
**is. Tobias is hit by this the hardest. He suffers from a crappy home life (constantly bounced from an aunt to an uncle, [[ParentalNeglect neither of whom care about him]]) and generally being maladjusted ("born with a KickMeSign" is one description) and jumps at the chance to morph a bird, allowing him to escape his problems by literally flying away. Because he's reluctant to turn back to human, he decides to go with the others into the Yeerk Pool ''as a hawk'' and suffers ModeLock at the end of the first book. From there he has a very complicated relationship with his hawk body, which got him out of his home life problems but left him increasingly far from his humanity, but he does still love flying. He's later given his morphing ability back... but his default form is still a hawk. He can morph into his human body, but rarely does so. By then his hawk instincts mean he's even less able to function and he's usually wildly uncomfortable as a human, [[TransAudienceInterpretation except when assuming the body of a pretty girl]].
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* ''Literature/{{Animorphs}}'': Tobias suffers from a crappy home life (constantly bounced from an aunt to an uncle, neither of whom care about him) and generally being maladjusted ("born with a KickMeSign" is one description) and jumps at the chance to morph a bird, allowing him to escape his problems by literally flying away. Because he's reluctant to turn back to human, he decides to go with the others into the Yeerk Pool ''as a hawk'' and suffers ModeLock at the end of the first book. From there he has a very complicated relationship with his hawk body, which got him out of his home life problems but left him increasingly far from his humanity, but he does still love flying. He's later given his morphing ability back... but his default form is still a hawk. He can morph into his human body, but rarely does so. By then his hawk instincts mean he's even less able to function and he's usually wildly uncomfortable as a human, [[TransAudienceInterpretation except when assuming the body of a pretty girl]].
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* ''Literature/{{Animorphs}}'': ''Literature/{{Animorphs}}'': Every character who has the chance to [[{{Animorphism}} turn into a bird]] enjoys the experience of flight quite a bit, especially early in the series before the stakes have really sunk in. [[SixthRanger David]] annoys Marco by loudly reveling in the sensation of flying as a golden eagle (before raising a lot of red flags by [[BadPeopleAbuseAnimals randomly killing a crow]]). In ''The Andalite Chronicles'' Elfangor finds bird morph to be a temporary reprieve from how horrific the situation is.
** Tobias is hit by this the hardest. He suffers from a crappy home life (constantly bounced from an aunt to an uncle, [[ParentalNeglect neither of whom care abouthim) him]]) and generally being maladjusted ("born with a KickMeSign" is one description) and jumps at the chance to morph a bird, allowing him to escape his problems by literally flying away. Because he's reluctant to turn back to human, he decides to go with the others into the Yeerk Pool ''as a hawk'' and suffers ModeLock at the end of the first book. From there he has a very complicated relationship with his hawk body, which got him out of his home life problems but left him increasingly far from his humanity, but he does still love flying. He's later given his morphing ability back... but his default form is still a hawk. He can morph into his human body, but rarely does so. By then his hawk instincts mean he's even less able to function and he's usually wildly uncomfortable as a human, [[TransAudienceInterpretation except when assuming the body of a pretty girl]].
** Tobias is hit by this the hardest. He suffers from a crappy home life (constantly bounced from an aunt to an uncle, [[ParentalNeglect neither of whom care about
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* ''Literature/{{Animorphs}}'': Every character who has the chance to [[{{Animorphism}} turn into a bird]] enjoys the experience of flight quite a bit.
** Tobias suffers from a crappy home life (constantly bounced from an aunt to an uncle, neither of whom care about him) and generally being maladjusted ("born with a KickMeSign" is one description) and jumps at the chance to morph a bird, allowing him to escape his problems by literally flying away. Because he's reluctant to turn back to human, he decides to go with the others into the Yeerk Pool ''as a hawk'' and suffers ModeLock at the end of the first book. From there he has a very complicated relationship with his hawk body, which got him out of his home life problems but left him increasingly far from his humanity, but he does still love flying. He's later given his morphing ability back... but his default form is still a hawk. He can morph into his human body, but rarely does so. By then his hawk instincts mean he's even less able to function and he's usually wildly uncomfortable as a human, [[TransAudienceInterpretation except when assuming the body of a pretty girl]].
** Tobias suffers from a crappy home life (constantly bounced from an aunt to an uncle, neither of whom care about him) and generally being maladjusted ("born with a KickMeSign" is one description) and jumps at the chance to morph a bird, allowing him to escape his problems by literally flying away. Because he's reluctant to turn back to human, he decides to go with the others into the Yeerk Pool ''as a hawk'' and suffers ModeLock at the end of the first book. From there he has a very complicated relationship with his hawk body, which got him out of his home life problems but left him increasingly far from his humanity, but he does still love flying. He's later given his morphing ability back... but his default form is still a hawk. He can morph into his human body, but rarely does so. By then his hawk instincts mean he's even less able to function and he's usually wildly uncomfortable as a human, [[TransAudienceInterpretation except when assuming the body of a pretty girl]].
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* ''Literature/{{Animorphs}}'': Every character who has the chance to [[{{Animorphism}} turn into a bird]] enjoys the experience of flight quite a bit.
**Tobias suffers from a crappy home life (constantly bounced from an aunt to an uncle, neither of whom care about him) and generally being maladjusted ("born with a KickMeSign" is one description) and jumps at the chance to morph a bird, allowing him to escape his problems by literally flying away. Because he's reluctant to turn back to human, he decides to go with the others into the Yeerk Pool ''as a hawk'' and suffers ModeLock at the end of the first book. From there he has a very complicated relationship with his hawk body, which got him out of his home life problems but left him increasingly far from his humanity, but he does still love flying. He's later given his morphing ability back... but his default form is still a hawk. He can morph into his human body, but rarely does so. By then his hawk instincts mean he's even less able to function and he's usually wildly uncomfortable as a human, [[TransAudienceInterpretation except when assuming the body of a pretty girl]].
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* ''Literature/{{Animorphs}}'': Tobias suffers from a crappy home life (constantly bounced from an aunt to an uncle, neither how whom care about him) and generally being maladjusted ("born with a KickMeSign" is one description) and not only jumps at the chance to morph a bird, allowing him to escape his problems by literally flying away, he suffers ModeLock by the end of the first episode, probably not entirely involuntarily. He's later given the chance to help the team again, meaning he gets his morphing ability back... but his default form is still a hawk (he is given the opportunity to morph into his human body, but by then his hawk instincts means he's even less able to function).
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* ''Literature/{{Animorphs}}'': Every character who has the chance to [[{{Animorphism}} turn into a bird]] enjoys the experience of flight quite a bit.
** Tobias suffers from a crappy home life (constantly bounced from an aunt to an uncle, neitherhow of whom care about him) and generally being maladjusted ("born with a KickMeSign" is one description) and not only jumps at the chance to morph a bird, allowing him to escape his problems by literally flying away, away. Because he's reluctant to turn back to human, he decides to go with the others into the Yeerk Pool ''as a hawk'' and suffers ModeLock by at the end of the first episode, probably not entirely involuntarily. book. From there he has a very complicated relationship with his hawk body, which got him out of his home life problems but left him increasingly far from his humanity, but he does still love flying. He's later given the chance to help the team again, meaning he gets his morphing ability back... but his default form is still a hawk (he is given the opportunity to hawk. He can morph into his human body, but by rarely does so. By then his hawk instincts means mean he's even less able to function).function and he's usually wildly uncomfortable as a human, [[TransAudienceInterpretation except when assuming the body of a pretty girl]].
* Janine Farehouse of ''{{Literature/Dinoverse}}'' finds herself in the body of a massive pterosaur. While the other three kids with her are able to adjust quickly to the capabilities of their dinosaur bodies, Janine has to put in [[HowDoIShotWeb quite a bit of practice]] before she can fly - at which point she [[ScrewThisImOuttaHere leaves]], believing life as a quetzalcoatlus is better than returning to her old life. While flight gives her a sense of peace and rightness she doesn't get elsewhere, the loneliness starts to get to her and she's eventually persuaded to return.
* In ''Literature/DrFranklinsIsland'' Semi and Miranda are presented with a false choice ([[ForcedTransformation no chance to say no]]) - which one of them will become a girl who can fly, and which will become a girl who can breathe underwater. Miranda favors bird and while [[CopeByPretending pretending to be a volunteer so she can feel better]] she says several times that she would ''love'' to be able to fly. She has a SlowTransformation into a HumanoidAbomination, an enormous black bird [[HalfHumanHybrid still human enough to horrify]] - and yes, she does love flight.
** Tobias suffers from a crappy home life (constantly bounced from an aunt to an uncle, neither
* Janine Farehouse of ''{{Literature/Dinoverse}}'' finds herself in the body of a massive pterosaur. While the other three kids with her are able to adjust quickly to the capabilities of their dinosaur bodies, Janine has to put in [[HowDoIShotWeb quite a bit of practice]] before she can fly - at which point she [[ScrewThisImOuttaHere leaves]], believing life as a quetzalcoatlus is better than returning to her old life. While flight gives her a sense of peace and rightness she doesn't get elsewhere, the loneliness starts to get to her and she's eventually persuaded to return.
* In ''Literature/DrFranklinsIsland'' Semi and Miranda are presented with a false choice ([[ForcedTransformation no chance to say no]]) - which one of them will become a girl who can fly, and which will become a girl who can breathe underwater. Miranda favors bird and while [[CopeByPretending pretending to be a volunteer so she can feel better]] she says several times that she would ''love'' to be able to fly. She has a SlowTransformation into a HumanoidAbomination, an enormous black bird [[HalfHumanHybrid still human enough to horrify]] - and yes, she does love flight.
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* Few stories in the Polish comic book series ComicBook/LiliPut focus on character Put's dream to "fly like a bird," trying everything from making flying machines, hang-glider, baloons or asking a sorceress to turn him into a bird. All attempts backfire in a comical way for him or his friend Lil or both.
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* Few stories in the Polish comic book series ComicBook/LiliPut focus on character Put's dream to "fly like a bird," trying everything from making flying machines, machine, hang-glider, baloons baloon or asking a sorceress to turn him into a bird. All attempts backfire in a comical way for him or his friend Lil or both.
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* Few books in the Polish comic book series ComicBook/LiliPut focus on character Put's dream to "fly like a bird," trying everything from making flying machines, hang-glider, baloons or asking a sorceress to turn him into a bird. All attempts backfire in a comical way for him or his friend Lil or both.
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* Few books stories in the Polish comic book series ComicBook/LiliPut focus on character Put's dream to "fly like a bird," trying everything from making flying machines, hang-glider, baloons or asking a sorceress to turn him into a bird. All attempts backfire in a comical way for him or his friend Lil or both.
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* Petrie, a young pteranodon from Creator/DonBluth's ''WesternAnimation/TheLandBeforeTime'', tries hard to fly, but succeeds only in falling (leading to an ironic fear of heights). During the FinalBattle with Sharptooth, he finally manages to in order to save Duckie.
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* Petrie, a young pteranodon from Creator/DonBluth's ''WesternAnimation/TheLandBeforeTime'', tries hard to fly, but succeeds only in falling (leading to an ironic fear IronicFear of heights). During the FinalBattle with Sharptooth, he finally manages to in order to save Duckie.
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* In ''Literature/HowToFlyWithBrokenWings'', Willem and Sasha both fantasise about being able to fly. Willem makes a copy of the wings Leonardo da Vinci designed, which don't work. [[spoiler:In the end, they get their wish by flying the Spitfire they helped Archie restore.]]
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* ''VideoGame/GrandiaIII'': The main character, Yuki, dreams of being a pilot, and want to replicate the achievement of the legendary pilot Schmidt of crossing the ocean on a plane of his own design. By the beginning of the game he has already built and crashed eighteen planes, and readies to test the nineteenth one. [[spoiler:Eventually, aforementioned Schmidt, using Yuki's blueprints as a base, builds a plane for him, that serves as the party's GlobalAirship from this point.]]
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* In ''Anime/SwordArtOnline'', what endeared Suguha, OnlineAlias Leafa, to Alfheim Online was the flight mechanic due to the feeling of freedom it gives her, giving her a form of Escapism from her IRL problems. This comes up in the spin-off game ''Fatal Bullet'', where she finds herself not enjoying GGO as much as her friends due to the lack of a flight mechanic.
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* The call is strong enough for the pre-teen protagonist of Literature/MailOrderWings that she willingly glues a pair of artificial wings to her back and drinks a tonic to make them work. BodyHorror sets in when she realises they are making her body and mind become gradually more bird-like over time, and she has to decide whether the joy of flying is worth the personal price.
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* The call is strong enough for the pre-teen protagonist of Literature/MailOrderWings of ''Literature/MailOrderWings'' that she willingly glues a pair of artificial wings to her back and drinks a tonic to make them work. BodyHorror sets in when she realises they are making her body and mind become gradually more bird-like over time, and she has to decide whether the joy of flying is worth the personal price.
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