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* ''AudioPlay/JanTenner'':
** In ''Classic'', the Void transforms anyone caught by its monsters into more monsters. In ''Der Neue Superheld'' (engl. "The new superhero"), it instead transforms its victims into black armored soldiers.
** Dr. Brain transforms people into humanoid animals, most without their consent. As a result, their loyalty towards him varies.
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* ''AudioPlay/JanTenner'':
** In ''Classic'', the Void transforms anyone caught by its monsters into more monsters. In ''Der Neue Superheld'' (engl. "The new superhero"), it instead transforms its victims into black armored soldiers.
** Dr. Brain transforms people into humanoid animals, most without their consent. As a result, their loyalty towards him varies.
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Can be used as a KarmicTransformation. Characters transformed this way may also exhibit MorphicResonance. See also EmergencyTransformation, ShapeshifterMashup and BeautyToBeast. Compare TakenForGranite (turning into a statue), UnwillingRoboticisation (turning from flesh into something mechanical). Contrast with HybridOverkillAvoidance, where the subject is immune to further polymorphing because they're already supernatural. Compare InvoluntaryShapeshifter.
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Can be used as a KarmicTransformation. Characters transformed this way may also exhibit MorphicResonance. See also EmergencyTransformation, ShapeshifterMashup and BeautyToBeast. Compare TakenForGranite (turning into a statue), UnwillingRoboticisation (turning from flesh into something mechanical). Contrast with HybridOverkillAvoidance, where the subject is immune to further polymorphing because they're already supernatural. Compare InvoluntaryShapeshifter.InvoluntaryShapeshifting.
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Can be used as a KarmicTransformation. Characters transformed this way may also exhibit MorphicResonance. See also EmergencyTransformation, ShapeShifterMashup and BeautyToBeast. Compare TakenForGranite (turning into a statue), UnwillingRoboticisation (turning from flesh into something mechanical). Contrast with HybridOverkillAvoidance, where the subject is immune to further polymorphing because they're already supernatural. Compare InvoluntaryShapeshifter.
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Can be used as a KarmicTransformation. Characters transformed this way may also exhibit MorphicResonance. See also EmergencyTransformation, ShapeShifterMashup ShapeshifterMashup and BeautyToBeast. Compare TakenForGranite (turning into a statue), UnwillingRoboticisation (turning from flesh into something mechanical). Contrast with HybridOverkillAvoidance, where the subject is immune to further polymorphing because they're already supernatural. Compare InvoluntaryShapeshifter.
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* Thanks to [=DovSherman=] at Website/DeviantArt, Sue transformations [[http://dovsherman.deviantart.com/art/Mary-Sue-ification-Meme-d-169162395 now works like this too]].
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** In terms of the game's story, the fairytale-inspired ''Throne of Eldraine'' set featured this as a primary plot point. The planeswalker Oko, one of TheFairFolk, transforms the king of The Realm into an elk, and the storyline of the set centers on the efforts of his heirs to turn him back. Fittingly, one of Oko's representational cards in the set, [[https://scryfall.com/card/eld/197/oko-thief-of-crowns Oko, Thief of Crowns]], has the ability to turn enemy creatures into elks--and said card ended up being oppressive to the point where the card was banned in most formats and "3/3 green elk" has become [[MemeticMutation an in-joke in its own right]].
** Later, when the ''Wilds of Eldraine'' set returned to the plane and the concept of "roles"[[note]]Various "auras" that can be attached to creatures with varying effects, but each creature can only have one role at a time[[/note]] were introduced, one role (and the only detrimental role) was the "Cursed" role which sets the creature's stats to 1/1, with the flavor presented on most cards and the role itself being that the affected creature [[BewitchedAmphibians gets turned into a frog]].
** Later, when the ''Wilds of Eldraine'' set returned to the plane and the concept of "roles"[[note]]Various "auras" that can be attached to creatures with varying effects, but each creature can only have one role at a time[[/note]] were introduced, one role (and the only detrimental role) was the "Cursed" role which sets the creature's stats to 1/1, with the flavor presented on most cards and the role itself being that the affected creature [[BewitchedAmphibians gets turned into a frog]].
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* The ''Literature/ArsGoetia'' has a particularly scary practitioner known as Ose. A conjurer can have Ose transform someone into most anything else. The scariest part: the victim begins thinking that ''[[FakeMemories they've always been what they've just been turned into.]]''
** Another practitioner is Andrealphus for turning people into birds.
** Another practitioner is Andrealphus for turning people into birds.
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**]]'' Another practitioner is Andrealphus for turning people into birds.
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* The ''Literature/ArsGoetia'' has a particularly scary practitioner in Ose. A conjurer can have Ose transform someone into most anything else. The scariest part: the victim begins thinking that ''[[FakeMemories they've always been what they've just been turned into.]]''
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** Another practitioner is Andrealphus for turning people into birds.
** Another practitioner is Andrealphus for turning people into birds.
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* ''WebVideo/RatsSMP'':
** On Day 39, Will and El are accidentally turned into cats after Oli throws one of the Eldest Daughter's potions on them out of ignorance, and have only [[WhenTheClockStrikesTwelve until midnight]] that day to undo the effects before they become cats permanently. PlayedForDrama in that both of them are terrified about the possibility of the transformation being permanent, and TheMindIsAPlaythingOfTheBody causes even their dietary preferences and temperament to shift to be more feline-like.
** On Day 47, Scott attempts to {{invoke|dTrope}} this by attempting to brew potions that can turn the cats into rats, so he can [[spoiler:[[RevengeBeforeReason kill them in revenge for killing him]]]] a few days prior. [[SubvertedTrope Unfortunately for him and the other rats]], the plan does not go as expected and ends up causing [[spoiler:two more canon life losses]] in the resultant potions mishap.
** On Day 39, Will and El are accidentally turned into cats after Oli throws one of the Eldest Daughter's potions on them out of ignorance, and have only [[WhenTheClockStrikesTwelve until midnight]] that day to undo the effects before they become cats permanently. PlayedForDrama in that both of them are terrified about the possibility of the transformation being permanent, and TheMindIsAPlaythingOfTheBody causes even their dietary preferences and temperament to shift to be more feline-like.
** On Day 47, Scott attempts to {{invoke|dTrope}} this by attempting to brew potions that can turn the cats into rats, so he can [[spoiler:[[RevengeBeforeReason kill them in revenge for killing him]]]] a few days prior. [[SubvertedTrope Unfortunately for him and the other rats]], the plan does not go as expected and ends up causing [[spoiler:two more canon life losses]] in the resultant potions mishap.
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Characters get hit with a spell, {{Curse}}, or TransformationRay, causing an instantaneous and involuntary transformation until they can revert to their usual form by some means. They will generally immediately notice their HandsLookingWrong. These transformations are often harmful, but beneficial or neutral transformations can also occur. This is commonly [[{{Animorphism}} some sort of animal creature]] (whether real or fantastic), though it can also be a [[{{Transflormation}} plant]] or a lifeless object. They may [[TalkingAnimal or may not]] lose their voice, or even their mental faculties (in which case someone else will have to seek the cure for them). Such unlucky often start StumblingInTheNewForm after the transformation.
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transformation, once they get over noticing their HandsLookingWrong.
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Characters get hit with a spell, {{Curse}}, or TransformationRay, causing an instantaneous and involuntary transformation until they can revert to their usual form by some means. These transformations are often harmful, but beneficial or neutral transformations can also occur. This is commonly [[{{Animorphism}} some sort of animal creature]] (whether real or fantastic), though it can also be a [[{{Transflormation}} plant]] or a lifeless object. They may [[TalkingAnimal or may not]] lose their voice, or even their mental faculties (in which case someone else will have to seek the cure for them). Such unlucky often start StumblingInTheNewForm after the transformation.
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* In ''WebOriginal/BusterGirls'' this is usually how Blackhearts turn humans into Heartless and those Heartless turn other humans into their minions.
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* ''Literature/TheToughGuideToFantasyland'': Oftentimes, characters will find themselves unwillingly transformed into things such as an animals or furniture. This is a deeply unpleasant situation that usually takes a wizard's aid to remedy.
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* "Literature/FollowMeJodel": A maiden and her entourage are turned into one toad and little animals like mice.
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** Faced with a number of mutinous duplicates, Calvin turns them into worms. They are pleased by this development, suggesting Calvin put them on his dad's dinner plate.
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* In one of the Advertising/JayBushAndDuke ads for Bush's Baked Beans, Jay Bush introduces his "chili changer" remote control device which changes bland meals into bowls of Bush's chili. He then briefly uses it on Duke, changing him into a chili dog before changing hi back.
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-->'''Duke''': Chili dog. Funny, Jay.
-->'''Duke''': Chili dog. Funny, Jay.
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* ''Art/CirceInvidiosa'': Scylla's transformation is unwilling since all the girl did was have Glaucus fall in love with her. She gets turned into a SeaMonster by Circe for it.
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* ''Art/CirceInvidiosa'': Scylla's transformation is unwilling since all the girl did was have Glaucus fall in love with her. She gets turned into a SeaMonster by Circe for it.
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* WebAnimation/FiftyWaysToDieInMinecraft: PlayedForLaughs as a common way to die in this series is drinking a potion or putting on a piece of over-enchanted armor that turns players into an animal and then killed or eaten or into an inanimate block.
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* WebAnimation/FiftyWaysToDieInMinecraft: PlayedForLaughts, A common way to die in this series is drinking a potion or putting on a piece of over-enchanted armor that turns players into an animal and then killed or eaten or into an inanimate block.
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** Death 4 in the first part happens when a witch accidentally turns into a sheep, getting them mauled by a hungry wolf.
** Death 37 in part 6 happens when a wizard wearing an Aqua Affinity 255 helm turns into a fish and gets fed to a cat.
** Death 6 in part 9 happens when the victim drinks a Turtle Master 187 potion, turns into a baby turtle, and gets eaten by Drowned.
** Death 11 in part 10 happens when the victim puts on Thorns 255 armor, turning into a cactus as a result.
** Death 31 in part 10 occurs when someone puts on a chestplate with Blast Protection 145 and turns into obsidian as a result.
** Death 4 in the first part happens when a witch accidentally turns into a sheep, getting them mauled by a hungry wolf.
** Death 37 in part 6 happens when a wizard wearing an Aqua Affinity 255 helm turns into a fish and gets fed to a cat.
** Death 6 in part 9 happens when the victim drinks a Turtle Master 187 potion, turns into a baby turtle, and gets eaten by Drowned.
** Death 11 in part 10 happens when the victim puts on Thorns 255 armor, turning into a cactus as a result.
** Death 31 in part 10 occurs when someone puts on a chestplate with Blast Protection 145 and turns into obsidian as a result.
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** There's a Pathfinder blanket term for anyone permanently and unwittingly transformed, fleshwarp. Fleshwarps can be done by whatever means whether magic, technology, alchemy or weird radiations. One example are the Drow turning captured elves into the grotesque Irnakurse and keep these abominations as pets and trophies.
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** One very specific example is if a Beholder is knocked out and dumped in the brine pool of an Elder Brain of the Illithids (Mindflayers. The elder brain then turns the beholder into a creature called a Mindwitness that acts as a guard and mental relay for the community. While it retains its intelligence and wisdom, it's extremely servile and if separated from the mindflayers it'll join and bond with whatever telepathic creature it finds, such as the flumphs.
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** One very specific example is if a Beholder is knocked out and dumped in the brine pool of an Elder Brain of the Illithids (Mindflayers. The elder brain then turns the beholder into a creature called a Mindwitness that acts as a guard and mental relay for the community. While it retains its intelligence and wisdom, it's extremely servile and if separated from the mindflayers it'll join and bond with whatever telepathic creature it finds, such as the flumphs.
