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* ''VideoGame/TalesOfTheRays'': In the 2024 collaboration event with ''VideoGame/TalesOfAsteria'', after Julius is freed from possession by a Negative Factor from ''Asteria'', he mentions to Victor that he recalls memories of seeing Ludger fighting Jude and Milla to protect Julius, but that he also remembers Ludger fighting him himself, referring to the diverging routes in ''VideoGame/TalesOfXillia2'' which, as exoflections from earlier in the game, their ''Rays'' versions never experience.

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* ''VideoGame/TalesOfTheRays'': In the 2024 collaboration event with ''VideoGame/TalesOfAsteria'', after Julius is freed from possession by a Negative Factor from ''Asteria'', he mentions to Victor that he recalls memories of seeing Ludger fighting Jude [[spoiler:Jude and Milla Milla]] to protect Julius, but that he also remembers Ludger fighting him himself, referring to the diverging routes in ''VideoGame/TalesOfXillia2'' which, as exoflections from earlier in the game, their ''Rays'' versions never experience.
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* ''VideoGame/TalesOfTheRays'': In the 2024 collaboration event with ''VideoGame/TalesOfAsteria'', after Julius is freed from possession by a Negative Factor from ''Asteria'', he mentions to Victor that he recalls memories of seeing Ludger fighting Jude and Milla to protect Julius, but that he also remembers Ludger fighting him himself, referring to the diverging routes in ''VideoGame/TalesOfXillia2'' which, as exoflections from earlier in the game, their ''Rays'' versions never experience.
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* One of WebOriginal/JennyEverywhere's abilities is to share thoughts and memories with her alternate selves in other universes.

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* One of WebOriginal/JennyEverywhere's MediaNotes/JennyEverywhere's abilities is to share thoughts and memories with her alternate selves in other universes.
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* ''Fanfic/LittleHandsBigAttitude'': [[spoiler:Shadow]] keeps getting visions of things that happened to [[spoiler:his [[VideoGame/SonicAdventure2 videogame counterpart]].]] Nobody has any idea why this keeps happening; [[spoiler:Shadow's]] best guess is that it's another vision caused by [[spoiler:Obsidian]], but the latter's POV disproves this.
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** In "[[Recap/DoctorWhoS30E11TurnLeft Turn Left]]", an alternate universe gets built around Donna Noble, where because she [[ForWantOfANail turned right instead of left one day]], the Doctor is dead, the Earth has gone to Hell, and all of reality is going to be destroyed. She doesn't remember the original timeline, but when she restores things to normal, she has flashes of memory from the Turn-Left universe.

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** In "[[Recap/DoctorWhoS30E11TurnLeft Turn Left]]", an alternate universe gets built around Donna Noble, where because she [[ForWantOfANail [[ButterflyOfDoom turned right instead of left one day]], the Doctor is dead, the Earth has gone to Hell, and all of reality is going to be destroyed. She doesn't remember the original timeline, but when she restores things to normal, she has flashes of memory from the Turn-Left universe.
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* In the sixth season of ''Series/{{Lost}}'', the characters' {{Alternate Sel|f}}ves in the AlternateTimeline gradually start remembering the lives of their counterparts in the timeline of the first five seasons. [[WordOfGod Team Darlton]] [[TropeNamers coined the trope's name]], although they used it in the wide definition, to describe the idea of intercutting events in different universes (à la [[FlashForward flash-forwards]] and {{flashbacks}}). [[spoiler:It turns out to be a big subversion, though: the alternate timeline is, in fact, [[FlashForward just the afterlife]], though it's debatable whether the alternate timeline being the afterlife and a parallel world are mutually exclusive.]]

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* In the sixth season of ''Series/{{Lost}}'', the characters' {{Alternate Sel|f}}ves in the AlternateTimeline gradually start remembering the lives of their counterparts in the timeline of the first five seasons. [[WordOfGod Team Darlton]] [[TropeNamers coined the trope's name]], although they used it in the wide definition, to describe the idea of intercutting events in different universes (à la [[FlashForward flash-forwards]] and {{flashbacks}}).{{flashback}}s). [[spoiler:It turns out to be a big subversion, though: the alternate timeline is, in fact, [[FlashForward just the afterlife]], though it's debatable whether the alternate timeline being the afterlife and a parallel world are mutually exclusive.]]

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I'm deleting the Buffy The Vampire Slayer because I don't think it qualifies as an aversion of this trope. An Averted Trope is a conspicuous absence of a trope in a situation which the audience would expect it to appear; in this case, the mere absence of the trope isn't enough to qualify as an aversion, or so I think.


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* The ''AudioPlay/BigFinishDoctorWho'' episode, "[[Recap/BigFinishDoctorWho040Jubilee Jubilee]]" has the Sixth Doctor getting in sporadic mental contact with a version of himself from an alternate timeline, who has been through [[AFateWorseThanDeath pure hell]] to put it mildly. He is at first confused by it, and then utterly horrified once he figures out what is going on.

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* The ''AudioPlay/BigFinishDoctorWho'' episode, episode "[[Recap/BigFinishDoctorWho040Jubilee Jubilee]]" has the Sixth Doctor getting in sporadic mental contact with a version of himself from an alternate timeline, who has been through [[AFateWorseThanDeath pure hell]] to put it mildly. He is at first confused by it, and then utterly horrified once he figures out what is going on.



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* The ''Comicbook/{{Flashpoint}}'' timeline's Traci 13 gets glimpses of her life in the main DCU.

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* In ''Comicbook/HouseOfM: Comicbook/SpiderMan'', Peter Parker, whose life is perfect, goes mad from the nagging feeling he doesn't deserve it, and obsessively writes an imaginary journal where everyone hates Spider-Man, Uncle Ben and Gwen Stacy are dead, and it's ''all his fault''. Setting the self-loathing aside, he appears to be tapping into his "real" history somehow.

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* In ''Comicbook/HouseOfM: Comicbook/SpiderMan'', ''ComicBook/HouseOfM: ComicBook/SpiderMan'', Peter Parker, whose life is perfect, goes mad from the nagging feeling he doesn't deserve it, and obsessively writes an imaginary journal where everyone hates Spider-Man, Uncle Ben and Gwen Stacy are dead, and it's ''all his fault''. Setting the self-loathing aside, he appears to be tapping into his "real" history somehow.



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* In the sixth season of ''Series/{{Lost}}'', the characters' [[AlternateSelf Alternate Selves]] in the AlternateTimeline gradually start remembering the lives of their counterparts in the timeline of the first five seasons. [[WordOfGod Team Darlton]] [[TropeNamer coined the trope's name]], although they used it in the wide definition, to describe the idea of intercutting events in different universes (à la [[FlashForward flash-forwards]] and [[FlashBack flashbacks]]). [[spoiler:It turns out that it was a big subversion, though: The alternate timeline was, in fact, [[FlashForward just the afterlife.]] Though it's debatable whether the alternate timeline being the afterlife and a parallel world are mutually exclusive.]]
* In ''Series/StarTrekTheNextGeneration'', Guinan seems to be aware of alternate universes, as demonstrated in "Yesterday's Enterprise". [[HandWaved Explained]] in the ExpandedUniverse as a by-product of her leaving a part of herself in The Nexus, which allows a person to access any place or time. In her case, it gives her nothing more than intuition about the way things "should" be.

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* In the sixth season of ''Series/{{Lost}}'', the characters' [[AlternateSelf Alternate Selves]] {{Alternate Sel|f}}ves in the AlternateTimeline gradually start remembering the lives of their counterparts in the timeline of the first five seasons. [[WordOfGod Team Darlton]] [[TropeNamer [[TropeNamers coined the trope's name]], although they used it in the wide definition, to describe the idea of intercutting events in different universes (à la [[FlashForward flash-forwards]] and [[FlashBack flashbacks]]). {{flashbacks}}). [[spoiler:It turns out that it was to be a big subversion, though: The the alternate timeline was, is, in fact, [[FlashForward just the afterlife.]] Though afterlife]], though it's debatable whether the alternate timeline being the afterlife and a parallel world are mutually exclusive.]]
* In ''Series/StarTrekTheNextGeneration'', Guinan seems to be aware of alternate universes, as demonstrated in "Yesterday's Enterprise". "[[Recap/StarTrekTheNextGenerationS3E15YesterdaysEnterprise Yesterday's Enterprise]]". [[HandWaved Explained]] in the ExpandedUniverse as a by-product of her leaving a part of herself in The the Nexus, which allows a person to access any place or time. In her case, it gives her nothing more than intuition about the way things "should" be.



** In "Turn Left", an alternate universe gets built around Donna Noble, where because she [[ForWantOfANail turned right instead of left one day]] the Doctor is dead, the Earth has gone to Hell and all of reality is going to be destroyed. She doesn't remember the original time-line, but when she restores things to normal she has flashes of memory from the Turn-Left verse.
** After "The Big Bang", the Doctor, Amy, Rory, and River all seem to retain memories of the cracked universe.
** The next season finale "The Wedding of River Song" shows yet another alternate universe, where [[spoiler:all of history happens at once. Some people are able to retain ideas of what reality should be like- for example, Amy draws pictures of all of the things she remembers. For example, she knows she has a husband she loves very much, she knows he's Roman...but she can't remember his name or what he looks like, so doesn't realise he's the soldier "Captain Williams"]].
* ''Series/BuffyTheVampireSlayer''. Averted in the Wishverse Universe where the Scoobies, split between vampire and human vigilante "White Hats", brutally slaughter each other without remorse. Most notably Wishverse!Buffy -- an emotionless cold-blooded killer -- meets her [[StarCrossedLovers Star Crossed Lover]] Angel and is unimpressed, not even reacting when [[TakingTheBullet he gives his life to save her]] from Vampire!Xander.
* In the ''Series/{{Supernatural}}'' episode [[Recap/SupernaturalS02E20WhatIsAndWhatShouldNeverBe "What Is And What Should Never Be"]], Dean has flashes of what is going on in the real world, seeing the djinn's other victims, while he is in the Wishverse.

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** In "Turn Left", "[[Recap/DoctorWhoS30E11TurnLeft Turn Left]]", an alternate universe gets built around Donna Noble, where because she [[ForWantOfANail turned right instead of left one day]] day]], the Doctor is dead, the Earth has gone to Hell Hell, and all of reality is going to be destroyed. She doesn't remember the original time-line, timeline, but when she restores things to normal normal, she has flashes of memory from the Turn-Left verse.
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** After "The "[[Recap/DoctorWhoS31E13TheBigBang The Big Bang", Bang]]", the Doctor, Amy, Rory, and River all seem to retain memories of the cracked universe.
** The next season finale "The "[[Recap/DoctorWhoS32E13TheWeddingOfRiverSong The Wedding of River Song" Song]]" shows yet another alternate universe, where [[spoiler:all of history happens at once. Some people are able to retain ideas of what reality should be like- for example, Amy draws pictures of all of the things she remembers. For example, she knows she has a husband she loves very much, she knows he's Roman... but she can't remember his name or what he looks like, so doesn't realise realize that he's the soldier "Captain Williams"]].
* ''Series/BuffyTheVampireSlayer''. Averted in the Wishverse Universe where the Scoobies, split between vampire and human vigilante "White Hats", brutally slaughter each other without remorse. Most notably Wishverse!Buffy -- an emotionless cold-blooded killer -- meets her [[StarCrossedLovers Star Crossed Lover]] Angel and is unimpressed, not even reacting when [[TakingTheBullet he gives his life to save her]] from Vampire!Xander.
* In the ''Series/{{Supernatural}}'' episode [[Recap/SupernaturalS02E20WhatIsAndWhatShouldNeverBe "What "[[Recap/SupernaturalS02E20WhatIsAndWhatShouldNeverBe What Is And and What Should Never Be"]], Be]]", Dean has flashes of what is going on in the real world, seeing the djinn's other victims, while he is in the Wishverse.



* In the ''Series/RedDwarf'' episode, ''Skipper'', Rimmer uses a device called a quantum skipper to switch places with versions of himself from alternate universes.

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* In the ''Series/RedDwarf'' episode, ''Skipper'', episode "[[Recap/RedDwarfSeasonXIISkipper Skipper]]", Rimmer uses a device called a quantum skipper to switch places with versions of himself from alternate universes.



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* ''Manga/SummerTimeRendering'': During the festival on July 24th, Shinpei is the only one who notices Ushio walking through the crowd in a pink yukata despite the fact that she should be dead. He chases after her, only to instead run into her shadow dressed in the swimsuit she died in. [[spoiler: What he had caught a glimpse of was a vision of the real Ushio from an alternate timeline where she never died because shadows do not exist there.]]
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* In the ''Fanfic/EmpathTheLuckiestSmurf'' story "Empath's Wedding", Empath has one right after he rescues the Smurflings, that he has performed the same rescue, but with Nat, Snappy, and Slouchy being adult Smurfs instead of Smurflings, recalling an event that happened parallel to this story's events, but was more disastrous, involving an infinite number of Smurfs appearing in the Smurf Village. Empath immediately dismisses it by telling the Smurflings that he was just imagining what the Smurflings would look like as older Smurfs.
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* ''Film/EverythingEverywhereAllAtOnce'': Alpha Evelyn invented "verse jumping", the capability to temporarily visit your AlternateSelf and obtain all their skills and memories. The characters we see in the film use verse jumping to obtain various abilities that help them in the heat of the moment. For example, Evelyn connects to a version of her who became a martial arts superstar and temporarily becomes a martial artist.

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* ''Film/EverythingEverywhereAllAtOnce'': Alpha Evelyn invented "verse jumping", the capability to temporarily visit possess your AlternateSelf and obtain all their skills and memories. The characters we see in the film use verse jumping to obtain various abilities that help them in the heat of the moment. For example, Evelyn connects to a version of her who became a martial arts superstar and temporarily becomes a martial artist. Special earpieces are necessary to make and maintain the connection, and making the connection requires one to first do something really weird and unlikely, such as eating a tube of chapstick, to gather the probabilistic momentum necessary to catapult your mind into that alternate universe.
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* ''Manga/TakopisOriginalSin'': [[spoiler:In the final timeline, all three kids still have some memory of Takopi despite him never meeting them. Marina makes fun of Shizuka for not wearing her usual head flower, and both girls tear up at a doodle of Takopi in Shizuka's notebook, imagining it would be an annoying but good friend if it was real. They even think a pen with a cat topper resembles the Saturn Cat Ball Pen, despite both considering it a case of StrangeMindsThinkAlike at the time. Azuma also starts a genuine relationship with his brother by fighting over something petty like he told Takopi to tell his past self.]]
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* ''Film/EverythingEverywhereAllAtOnce'': Alpha Evelyn invented "verse jumping", the capability to temporarily visit your AlternateSelf and obtain all their skills and memories. The characters we see in the film use verse jumping to obtain various abilities that help them in the heat of the moment. For example, Evelyn connects to a version of her who became a martial arts superstar and temporarily becomes a martial artist.
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** Happened to Granny Weatherwax in ''Literature/LordsAndLadies''. Granny spends much of the story worried she's going senile when she keeps recalling false memories, but after a conversation with Ridcully about Ponder's ramblings about {{alternate universe}}s, she realizes what's really going on. Due to "circle time" causing the "walls" between alternate realities to become thinner (and threatening Lancre with an invasion of TheFairFolk), she's actually picking up thoughts from alternate versions of herself.

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** Happened to Granny Weatherwax in ''Literature/LordsAndLadies''. Granny spends much of the story worried she's going senile when she keeps recalling false memories, but after a conversation with Ridcully about Ponder's ramblings about on {{alternate universe}}s, [[EurekaMoment she realizes what's really going on.on]]. Due to "circle time" causing the "walls" between alternate realities to become thinner (and threatening Lancre with an invasion of TheFairFolk), she's actually picking up thoughts from alternate versions of herself.
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* In ''Literature/APracticalGuideToEvil'', Catherine experiences three of these due to the Fourfold Reflection, which demonstrate three potential versions of her which would have occurred as a result of different events in the first chapter of the series.
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* In ''Fanfic/SplitSecond'', Twilight and Sparkle (alternate versions of each other) can pull time sideways, allowing the two timelines to intersect and interact. Interesting, in that rather than being a narrative element, it is a physical phenomenon in-universe.

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* In ''Fanfic/SplitSecond'', ''Fanfic/SplitSecondMyLittlePony'', Twilight and Sparkle (alternate versions of each other) can pull time sideways, allowing the two timelines to intersect and interact. Interesting, in that rather than being a narrative element, it is a physical phenomenon in-universe.
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* ''Fanfic/RocketshipVoyager''. In order that ''Voyager'' can get back to Earth, Captain Janeway surrenders herself to the Caretaker, who has her [[StrappedToARocket sealed inside a cargo missile]] and fired into the black star, where she has visions of alternate realities where she made different choices like settling down on a planet with Chakotay or GoingDownWithTheShip. There's also a vision of her being [[MegaMawManeuver swallowed up]] by a giant cube-ship, [[CrashingDreams but that turns out to be real]].
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* In ''Manga/KatekyoHitmanReborn'', Byakuran experiences this frequently as a special ability, allowing him to gain knowledge from other timelines where he's taken over the world and use that to conquer the reality that the manga/anime actually takes place in.

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* In ''Manga/KatekyoHitmanReborn'', ''Manga/Reborn2004'', Byakuran experiences this frequently as a special ability, allowing him to gain knowledge from other timelines where he's taken over the world and use that to conquer the reality that the manga/anime actually takes place in.



* In the ''Film/StarTrek2009'' fanfic ''Fanfic/WrittenInTheStars'', Fem!Kirk is shown flash backs of her counterpart's past, showing said counterpart's relationship with Spock. Halfway through the story both counterparts experience a FlashSideways, showing what's happening in the Alternate Reality of the Mirror Universe.
* Several characters from the [[MirrorUniverse Negaverse]] in the WesternAnimation/DarkwingDuck fanfiction, ''FanFic/NegaverseChronicles'', end up dreaming about the [[MirrorUniverse other universe]] with Darkwing Duck and the Fearsome Five.
* In ''FanFic/SplitSecond'', Twilight and Sparkle (alternate versions of each other) can pull time sideways, allowing the two timelines to intersect and interact. Interesting, in that rather than being a narrative element, it is a physical phenomenon in-universe.

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* In the ''Film/StarTrek2009'' fanfic ''Fanfic/WrittenInTheStars'', Fem!Kirk is shown flash backs of her counterpart's past, showing said counterpart's relationship with Spock. Halfway through the story both counterparts experience a FlashSideways, Flash Sideways, showing what's happening in the Alternate Reality of the Mirror Universe.
* Several characters from the [[MirrorUniverse Negaverse]] in the WesternAnimation/DarkwingDuck ''WesternAnimation/DarkwingDuck'' fanfiction, ''FanFic/NegaverseChronicles'', ''Fanfic/NegaverseChronicles'', end up dreaming about the [[MirrorUniverse other universe]] with Darkwing Duck and the Fearsome Five.
* In ''FanFic/SplitSecond'', ''Fanfic/SplitSecond'', Twilight and Sparkle (alternate versions of each other) can pull time sideways, allowing the two timelines to intersect and interact. Interesting, in that rather than being a narrative element, it is a physical phenomenon in-universe.
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* ''ComicBook/SpiderMan'': In ''Webspinners: Tales of Spider-Man'' #13, as Peter is pulled into the Negative Zone he not only has visions of his AlternateSelf from ''WesternAnimation/SpiderManUnlimited'' but mysteriously acquires his nanite-based anti-symbiote costume for the duration of his misadventures there.
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* In Creator/SergeyLukyanenko's ''[[Literature/NightWatch The Last Watch]]'', Anton once again encounters Yegor, who was central to the first novel. Yegor mentions having a vivid dream of being Anton's son and other things not being quite the same. This was a clever way of the author including the films (which are loosely based on the books) into the canon universe without upsetting anyone. This way, it may appear that the films take place in an AlternateUniverse or a dream. A similar comment is made when Ilya recounts a dream he had, which mirrors [[BigLippedAlligatorMoment one of the most random and over the top scenes]] in the first movie.

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* In Creator/SergeyLukyanenko's ''[[Literature/NightWatch ''[[Literature/NightWatchSeries The Last Watch]]'', Anton once again encounters Yegor, who was central to the first novel. Yegor mentions having a vivid dream of being Anton's son and other things not being quite the same. This was a clever way of the author including the films (which are loosely based on the books) into the canon universe without upsetting anyone. This way, it may appear that the films take place in an AlternateUniverse or a dream. A similar comment is made when Ilya recounts a dream he had, which mirrors [[BigLippedAlligatorMoment one of the most random and over the top scenes]] in the first movie.
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** In ''Discworld/MonstrousRegiment'', a Black-Ribboner vampire suffering from serious coffee withdrawal while serving as a soldier in the Borogravian army suffers "flashsides" of the Vietnam war. As it gets worse people nearby start experiencing these hallucinations too.
** Also invoked in ''Discworld/{{Jingo}}'', where Sam Vimes and his AlternateSelf grab each other's "Dis-Organizers"; Main TL Sam keeps getting harrowing messages from the Alt-Dis-Organizer of repeated disasters from the ParallelUniverse where he stayed in Ankh-Morpork.
** Happened to Granny Weatherwax in ''Discworld/LordsAndLadies''. Granny spends much of the story worried she's going senile when she keeps recalling false memories, but after a conversation with Ridcully about Ponder's ramblings about {{alternate universe}}s, she realizes what's really going on. Due to "circle time" causing the "walls" between alternate realities to become thinner (and threatening Lancre with an invasion of TheFairFolk), she's actually picking up thoughts from alternate versions of herself.
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** In ''Discworld/MonstrousRegiment'', ''Literature/MonstrousRegiment'', a Black-Ribboner vampire suffering from serious coffee withdrawal while serving as a soldier in the Borogravian army suffers "flashsides" of the Vietnam war. As it gets worse people nearby start experiencing these hallucinations too.
** Also invoked Invoked in ''Discworld/{{Jingo}}'', ''Literature/{{Jingo}}'', where Sam Vimes and his AlternateSelf grab each other's "Dis-Organizers"; Main TL Sam keeps getting harrowing messages from the Alt-Dis-Organizer of repeated disasters from the ParallelUniverse where he stayed in Ankh-Morpork.
** Happened to Granny Weatherwax in ''Discworld/LordsAndLadies''.''Literature/LordsAndLadies''. Granny spends much of the story worried she's going senile when she keeps recalling false memories, but after a conversation with Ridcully about Ponder's ramblings about {{alternate universe}}s, she realizes what's really going on. Due to "circle time" causing the "walls" between alternate realities to become thinner (and threatening Lancre with an invasion of TheFairFolk), she's actually picking up thoughts from alternate versions of herself.
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** In "The World Next Door", Barney Schlessinger has been having what he thinks are dreams in which he is a famous inventor who lives in a more technologically primitive age. After [[DownTheRabbitHole finding a doorway in his basement]], he arrives in a RetroUniverse which resembles the early 1900s. While there, he learns that he had in fact been seeing the life of his AlternateSelf and vice versa.
** In "The Road Less Traveled", Jeff [=McDowell=] begins experiencing what he thinks are hallucinations about being attacked by the Viet Cong during UsefulNotes/TheVietnamWar. He attributes them to SurvivorsGuilt as a result of [[DraftDodging dodging the draft]] in 1971 but he later discovers that they are the memories of his counterpart from an AlternateUniverse who fought in the war. The two Jeffs hold hands, allowing the alternate Jeff to experience the happy moments from his counterpart's life that he missed out on such as his wedding to Denise, their honeymoon and the birth of their daughter Megan. The Jeff of our universe is willing to receive further memories of UsefulNotes/{{Vietnam}} so that the alternate Jeff can see the life that could have been his.
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* Near the end of ''VideoGame/FinalFantasyCrystalChroniclesRingOfFates'', Galdes creates [[spoiler:a VillainWorld in which he killed the king and seized the throne of Rebena Te Ra. Most of the townsfolk are either resigned to Lunite rule or trying to convince themselves they are, but a few of them whether the king's death in the Temple is ''really'' what happened]].
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** In the 2099 reboot, after a reality reset, Miguel has frequent flashbacks of the things that happened to him in the AlternateUniverse where the original comics took place. This can range from minor stuff - like remembering the original ending of a movie despite that version being lost - to full-blown hallucinations. Combined with the old volumes' TimeTravel, the fact he has no control over them, and no knowledge of the reset, Miguel becones an odd case of FishOutOfTemporalWater, as he's disoriented by his own era.

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** In the 2099 reboot, after a reality reset, Miguel has frequent flashbacks of the things that happened to him in the AlternateUniverse where the original comics took place. This can range from minor stuff - like remembering the original ending of a movie despite that version being lost - to full-blown hallucinations. Combined with the old volumes' TimeTravel, the fact he has no control over them, and no knowledge of the reset, Miguel becones becomes an odd case of FishOutOfTemporalWater, as he's disoriented by his own era.
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** During the ''ComicBook/SpiderVerse'' event, Miguel is able to witness and feel the deaths of his {{Alternate Sel|f}}ves.

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** In the 2099 reboot, after a reality reset, Miguel has frequent flashbacks of the things that happened to him in the AlternateUniverse where the original comics took place. This can range from minor stuff - like remembering the original ending of a movie despite that version being lost - to full-blown hallucinations. Combined with the old volumes' TimeTravel, the fact he has no control over them, and no knowledge of the reset, Miguel becones an odd case of FishOutOfTemporalWater, as he's disoriented by his own era.
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* Also by Creator/TerryPratchet, in ''Literaturee/TheDarkSideOfTheSun'', journeys through [[SubspaceOrHyperspace Interspace]] cause the traveller to see alternate realities.

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* Also by Creator/TerryPratchet, Creator/TerryPratchett, in ''Literaturee/TheDarkSideOfTheSun'', ''Literature/TheDarkSideOfTheSun'', journeys through [[SubspaceOrHyperspace Interspace]] cause the traveller to see alternate realities.
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* Crashing through the barrier at the edge of the universe causes David Brinkley from ''Literature/{{Superfolks}}'' to see possible versions of how his life could have turned out if he'd made different decisions.

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