History Main / MixAndMatchMan

* ''WesternAnimation/TheBotsMaster'': It's implied that many of the BOYZZ bots get their skills from the [[GeneticMemory DNA/memories]] of famous and talented individuals. [[RobotAthlete Battz]] in particular is revealed to have the skills of many famous baseball stars.

* The title character of the ''Literature/KnownSpace'' story ''The Patchwork Girl'' qualifies as the second type. The widespread use of organ banks, OrganTheft, and capital punishment by disassembly for organs in the setting results in many people technically fitting this trope to some extent. [[spoiler:She becomes a Patchwork Girl after being partly disassembled for spare parts due to an emergency after being found guilty of a capital crime, then being reassembled from other spare parts when she's cleared of the crime.]]

* In Creator/VondaNMcIntyre's sci-fi novella ''Screwtop'', one of the inmates of a prison camp is a mixed-race human "tetraparental", which means his genes have been spliced together from four parents, resulting in black-and-beige marbled skin and patches of black and blond hair of different textures.

* Darci, the protagonist of the sci-fi novel ''Star Split'', is eventually revealed to be a chimera, or someone made of multiple strands of DNA. This itself isn't unusual in the far future world where genetic engineering is the norm, but she's a special case.

* ''Manga/OnePiece'': The Seraphims are made of the DNA, blood and powers of three to four people. They are cloned from the people who held the title of the Seven Warlords of the Sea at the start of the series, they're partly made out of King's Lunarian DNA which gave them Lunarian attributes, they're equipped with Kizaru's Glint-Glint laser power which they can fire from their palms, and they're also infused with green blood from Devil Fruit users which gives them the same powers as the original blood owner. While S-Snake, S-Bear (and probably the Seraphims of Moria and Doflamingo) got their green blood from the people they're cloned from, S-Shark, S-Hawk and Crocodile's Seraphim got their green blood from other people.

* The version of ComicBook/{{Deadpool}} used in ''Film/XMenOriginsWolverine'' fits the trope even more so than his comics counterpart, having Wolverine's [[HealingFactor regeneration]], [[UnbreakableBones adamantium skeleton]], and [[KatanasAreJustBetter adamantium katanas protruding from each wrist]], in addition to Cyclops's EyeBeams, Kestrel's {{Teleportation}}, and his own superhuman hand-eye-coordination.

* In the ''WesternAnimation/AdventureTime'' episode "[[Recap/AdventureTimeS4E9PrincessMonsterWife Princess Monster Wife]]", [[AnIcePerson the Ice King]] give up on kidnapping princesses... and instead just steal a bit from a bunch of them, stitching them together into a horrific-looking female abomination, the episode's titular Princess Monster Wife. Their relationship is oddly sweet, but she is so freakish that [[KidHero Finn]] and [[NonHumanSidekick Jake]] are unable to fight her, and she is so distraught over her appearance (and origin, when she discovers it) that she [[spoiler:pulls a HeroicSacrifice by returning her parts to their original owners]].

* ''WesternAnimation/RickAndMorty'' has Abradolf Lincler, a failed experiment by Rick to create a [[TrueNeutral morally neutral]] super-leader by combining the DNA of UsefulNotes/AdolfHitler and UsefulNotes/AbrahamLincoln. What he ended up being was an emotionally stunted, morally ambiguous jerk tormented by the duality of his being.

Non-clone Mix-and-Match Men are [[FrankensteinsMonster physically built from parts of other people, literally stitched together.]]

Can be {{Half Human Hybrid}}s when at least one genetic donor is human and at least one isn't. Can be MixAndMatchCritters when all genetic donors are non-humans, such as HumanAliens. Both HalfHumanHybrid and MixAndMatchCritter examples of this trope occur when there is more than one species among the genetic donors. Obviously more likely to occur in settings where DesignerBabies are common. LegoGenetics are a prerequisite for making these out of vastly different species. PatchworkKids is when an individual produced by ''normal'' reproduction might as well be one of these, and ExtraParentConception is a variation of this trope where this occurs as part of a normal conception (or as normal as it gets for that particular species).

* Cell from ''Manga/DragonBallZ''. As the name suggests, he was created from the DNA of the strongest fighters to ever set foot on Earth. Which gives him the best traits of [[HumansAreWarriors humans]], [[HealingFactor Namekians]], [[CameBackStrong Saiyans]], and... [[NoNameGiven whatever Freeza's race is called]].
** Android 21, the new character of tie-in game ''VideoGame/DragonBallFighterZ'', is revealed to be a similar genetically engineered lifeform, being a human woman augmented with Cell's collective DNA, plus further augmented with DNA taken from countless Warriors and Researchers including Majin Buu, Cell himself, as well as possibly the other Z Fighters who weren't included in Cell and maybe even the [[OurGodsAreGreater Supreme Kai or Kibito]], [[DemonlordsAndArchdevils Dabura]] based on when one confirmed sample woudld have been obtained or possible even [[DestroyerDeity Beerus]] and [[OurAngelsAreDifferent Whis]] based on the shape of of Android 21's tail. Not to mention that it's possible that her individual samples were taken from a point in time where the donors were stronger than they were when they were taken for Cell.

** While he's not a clone of anyone in particular, the [[GrandTheftMe strange circumstances]] around [[Manga/JoJosBizarreAdventureGoldenWind Giorno Giovanna's]] conception gave him characteristics of both Jonathan Joestar and Dio Brando. This is reflected in his name: [=JoJo + Dio = GioGio=]. Turns out there's three other men created from these same circumstances, they appear in Part 6.
** [[Manga/JoJosBizarreAdventureJoJolion Part 8's]] [[spoiler: Josuke]] is [[spoiler:the result of the [[FusionDance mix]] between two men, Yoshikage Kira and Josefumi Kujo. The two were buried near the Wall Eyes, where the soil caused an exchange between the two bodies. Josuke's Stand powers are a mixture of the two's own Stands, and Josuke has traits taken from both.]]
* ''Anime/TenchiMuyo'''s Ryoko was made by [[spoiler:Washu, then a genetic researcher for the Jurai, hoping to create the daughter she could never have (and that could never be taken away from her like her son had been, sadly it did ''[[TearJerker not]]'' work out that way), mixed her own genes with genes from a microbe she'd been studying]].
** In the film, ''Daughter of Darkness'', the BigBad creates an artificial daughter for Tenchi using DNA from his hair and one of her own.
* In ''Manga/{{Appleseed}}'', the [[ArtificialHuman Bioroids]] were created with DNA from several donors, including the father of heroine Deunan.

* In ''Manga/UQHolder'', [[spoiler: Touta Konoe]] is strongly implied to be one of these, being the result of a genetic experiment meant to combine [[spoiler: Negi Springfield's enormous magical power with Asuna's AntiMagic]].

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* It's implied that The ComicBook/{{New 52}} version of ''Comicbook/{{Superboy|New52}}'' isn't just Kryptonian and human, but a ''mix'' of other alien species.
** According to Harvest in #19 [[spoiler: he's "the product of three unique genetic strands". Two of these are Superman and Lois Lane. The third being the son of an alternate Clark and Lois.]]
** In the previous continuity, he was a mix of Superman and Lex Luthor. This was decidedly ''not'' the original intention, but when a fan named Creator/GeoffJohns [[RunningTheAsylum became the book's writer]]...
* ComicBook/{{Deadpool}} probably counts, but he was a normal human before the Mix-and-Match.
* Damage is somewhere between this trope and DesignerBabies; his genes were taken from all the original ComicBook/JusticeSocietyOfAmerica.
* UsefulNotes/{{The Silver Age|of Comic Books}} Creator/DCComics hero ''Ultra, The Multi-Alien'' was a man (in the future) who was a victim of four alien criminals trying to create a means to replicate armies of themselves to conquer the universe. He ended up with a freaky composite body and each of the aliens' powers, which he then used to become a superhero. (He later finds a way to switch back-and-forth between human and multi-form.)
* Brianna from Fred Perry's ''ComicBook/GoldDigger'' was created with the traits and [[GeneticMemory memories]] of her two "sisters" in a FreakLabAccident.
* [[Creator/DCComics DC's]] Composite Superman. Depending which version you're talking about, he has the combined powers of Supes/Bats plus some JLA folks, or the combined powers of a buttload of ComicBook/LegionOfSuperHeroes members.
* ComicBook/{{X 23}} is a relatively mild case of this, being primarily an OppositeSexClone of {{Comicbook/Wolverine}}, but because the DNA sample used was damaged they had to double up on the X chromosome, resulting in her being female. Some stories also try to HandWave Laura's resemblance to Dr. Sarah Kinney, the woman who carried her to term but was otherwise not related to her, by saying that Sarah used some of her own DNA in the stabilization process, which would give Laura genetic parents in the form of Logan's mother and father and Sarah.
* Mr. Sinister, being an EvilutionaryBiologist, is fond of [[StalkerWithATestTube cataloguing stolen DNA]] to splice together and create the UltimateLifeForm. One of his notable products [[XMakesAnythingCool Xraven]] the Hunter, a clone of Kraven spliced with the powers of the first five X-Men with some biomass from Carnage to help stitch the whole thing together.

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* Creator/ArnoldSchwarzenegger and Danny [=DeVito=]'s characters from ''Film/Twins1988'' are DesignerBabies with combined DNA from six athletic and scholarly fathers. Though the traits were obviously not distributed fairly.
* The version of ComicBook/{{Deadpool}} used in ''Film/XMenOriginsWolverine'' fits the trope even more so than his comics counterpart, having Wolverine's [[HealingFactor regeneration]], adamantium skeleton, and [[KatanasAreJustBetter adamantium katanas protruding from each wrist]], in addition to Cyclops's [[EyeBeams eye-beams]], Kestrel's {{teleportation}}, and his own superhuman hand-eye-coordination.
* Sid 6.7 from ''Film/{{Virtuosity}}'' is sort of like this - he was a computer program created from the personalities of 183 criminals ([[ArsonMurderAndJaywalking and an orchestra director]]), which tricked a programmer into placing him in an android body so he could do damage in the real world.
* In ''Film/{{Frankenstein|1931}}'', the monster is made up of various spare parts. The [[Film/{{Frankenstein 2004}} Dean Koontz version]] goes so far as to identify what sort of people his parts came from. The [[Literature/{{Frankenstein}} novel]] gives almost ''no'' details about its creation.
* Creator/MelBrooks ''Film/YoungFrankenstein'': like the original Frankenstein's Monster, he's built of parts from corpses.
* The protagonist of Cronenberg's ''Film/TheFly1986'' kidnapped his pregnant love interest in an attempt to merge himself, her, and their unborn child into this trope. It's unclear if this could possibly have worked, but at the time he was so desperate to suppress his transformation into a human/fly hybrid that he wasn't thinking straight.
* In ''Film/TheFlyII'', Seth's child has grown up, and [[spoiler: reverses his own transformation by using his father's teleporter to ''steal'' human genetic material from the CorruptCorporateExecutive who'd raised him as an unwitting laboratory experiment, replacing his hereditary fly genes with human ones.]]
* "Lazarus" from the 1995 [[Creator/{{Syfy}} Sci-Fi Channel]] movie ''Film/MrStitch'' is a sort of Frankenstein Monster made from the corpses of eighty-eight people of every race, age and lifestyle, split evenly among gender and given an identity of his own. Things go wrong when it turns out he has GeneticMemory.
* The reason why the title villain in ''Film/MonsterMan'' is killing and amputating people is because he needs bodyparts to patch up his resurrected brother.
* The creations in ''Film/ScreamAndScreamAgain'' seem to fit this trope.

* In ''Literature/{{Unwind}}'', Cameron is made entirely from parts harvested from other teenagers, including his brain. He's called a "Rewind", as opposed to the "Unwinds" who lost their lives to create him. [[spoiler: He finds out that his creators don't intend him to be the last. He's meant to be the first in a line of Rewinds, to be used as child soldiers.]]
* In ''Literature/{{Animorphs}}'', [[TokenNonHuman Ax]]'s human form is one of these. He took DNA from four of the other Animorphs to create his human form, so he wouldn't look like a copy of anybody. He's AmbiguouslyBrown due to mixing genes from Jake and Rachel (white), Marco (at least half Hispanic) and Cassie (black); he's also described as "[[PrettyBoy disturbingly pretty]]," which characters attribute to half of his DNA coming from girls. ([[FridgeLogic This seems to ignore the fact that EVERYBODY has half female DNA]], but whatever.)
* The ''Literature/{{Replica|MarilynKaye}}'' series of novels has one of these as the main character, created deliberately to be an {{Ubermensch}}.
* The title character of Creator/RobertAHeinlein's ''Literature/{{Friday}}''.
** Same author, the character of Minerva in ''Literature/TimeEnoughForLove''.
** Also Minerva's twin sister, Pallas Athena, who finally gets a body with the exact same DNA as Minerva in Heinlein's novel ''Literature/ToSailBeyondTheSunset''.
* Darci, the protagonist of the sci fi novel ''Star Split'', is eventually revealed to be a chimera, or someone made of multiple strands of DNA. This itself isn't unusual in the far future world where genetic engineering is the norm, but she's a special case.
* Damsel in ''Literature/SoonIWillBeInvincible'' is a mix of human and alien DNA. [[spoiler:She suffers from medical problems from the incompatible systems working against each other]].
* In Creator/VondaNMcIntyre's sci-fi novella ''Screwtop'', one of the inmates of a prison camp is a mixed-race human "tetraparental", which means his genes have been spliced together from four parents, resulting in black-and-beige marbled skin and patches of black and blond hair of different textures.

* Flinx from Creator/AlanDeanFoster's ''Literature/HumanxCommonwealth'' series was conceived via this trope by criminal scientists, who spliced together DNA from dozens of psychically-inclined sources.
* The Igors on Literature/{{Discworld}} typically have parts from multiple people, and can replace someone else's missing parts as well. (There is also a mention of a Mix-and-Match ''Horse'' in ''Literature/GoingPostal'', as well as Thcrapth the dog from ''Literature/CarpeJugulum'' and Patcheth the cat in the 2015 ''Discworld Diary''.)
* Invoked from an alien POV in ''Literature/PerdidoStreetStation'', when an insect-headed khepri describes humans as "khepri bodies with the heads of shaved apes".
* Creator/StanislawLem's ''Przekładaniec'' explores this: in traffic accidents, doctors aim to save as many lives as possible, even if this results in having to mix working part of people (or even animals).
* The title character of Creator/LarryNiven's ''Literature/ThePatchworkGirl'' qualifies as the second type. The widespread use of organ banks, OrganTheft, and capital punishment by disassembly for organs in the Literature/KnownSpace setting results in many people technically fitting this trope to some extent. [[spoiler: She becomes a Patchwork Girl after being partly disassembled for spare parts due to an emergency after being found guilty of a capital crime, then being reassembled from other spare parts when she's cleared of the crime.]]

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* ''Series/CriminalMinds'': One episode has an unsub attempting to bring his brother back to life by building him a new body out of parts from murdered boys. Obviously, nothing comes of it.
%%* Max from ''Series/DarkAngel''.

** [[Recap/DoctorWhoS13E5TheBrainOfMorbius Morbius']] second body, being a tribute to [[Literature/{{Frankenstein}} Frankenstein's monster.]]
** [[Recap/DoctorWhoS30E13JourneysEnd "Journey's End"]]: "Handy" / the Metacrisis Doctor, a Tenth Doctor clone with some of Donna's DNA.
** "Auntie" and "Uncle" from [[Recap/DoctorWhoS32E4TheDoctorsWife "The Doctor's Wife"]] are kept alive with parts from murdered Time Lords.
** Nardole is a [[HumanAliens Human Alien]] whose body has been "rebuilt" at least once; this includes various robot parts and human lungs. He also mentions that his current left hand isn't the original - he won it in a game at some point.

* ''Series/{{House}}'' had a patient like this. A boy had a few groups of cells throughout his body that were the result of two fertilized eggs fusing together immediately after fusing to the uterine wall.

%%* Luke Smith in ''Series/TheSarahJaneAdventures''.

** It's implied that [[Series/StarTrekTheOriginalSeries Mr. Spock]] was conceived in this way. The ExpandedUniverse novels outright say he was, but as always, there are {{canon}} issues with those.
** ''Series/StarTrekEnterprise'' had baby Elizabeth, created from human and Vulcan DNA with a fatal flaw deliberately introduced by a [[FantasticRacism hate group]] to make her a StrawLoser of a particularly heartbreaking kind.

* Appropriately enough, the Creature in Creator/SegaPinball's ''Pinball/MaryShelleysFrankenstein'' is this, complete with big, visible scars.

* In ''TabletopGame/PrometheanTheCreated'', all Frankensteins are made from pieces of at least two separate corpses. It's in the name - the first one was ''that'' Frankenstein's Monster. Theoretically, any Promethean can be a mix-and-match, but a Frankenstein ''has'' to be.

** [[http://magiccards.info/fe/en/111.html Goblin Chirurgeon,]] whose art depicts one of his patients, who appears to include bits of at least four humanoid species.

* The ''TabletopGame/DiscworldRolePlayingGame'' features the "Patchwork Man" advantage, primarily so it can handle the ''Literature/{{Discworld}}'' novels' Igors.
* Patchwork in ''TabletopGame/GURPSSupers: International Super Teams'' is a Frankenstein monster made from multiple metahumans. A thoughtful and philosophical being, he spends a lot of time wondering if he has a soul ... and if so, whose?

* Agent 47 from ''Franchise/{{Hitman}}'' (Austrian, Chinese, Colombian, German and Kazakh fathers).
* ''VideoGame/MetalGearSolid'': Liquid and Solid Snake being twins, are confirmed to be part-American (their main DNA donor being Big Boss) and part-Japanese (mitochondrial DNA from the Japanese woman who donated the eggs). They also inherit some from [[spoiler:EVA]], who was their surrogate mother.

* A non-genetic example is Ermac from ''Franchise/MortalKombat'', who is made up of the souls of hundreds of dead warriors bound into a humanoid body.
* ''VideoGame/DragonAgeII'' has a subplot about a SerialKiller who is trying to build a Mix-And-Match Woman to [[{{Necromantic}} replace his lost love]]. [[spoiler: He eventually [[PlayerPunch kills the protagonist's mother]] and uses her face for his creation]].
* ''Franchise/KingdomHearts'': Xion was created as a replica of Sora and wields the Kingdom Key as her personal Keyblade. However, since Sora's heart is tied to many, she inherits not only his traits but also people close to him. Her default form is Kairi with black hair, because she was mostly based off of Sora's memories of Kairi. She is sometimes seen as Riku in dreams, and when her heart joins Roxas upon her defeat, the latter ends up gaining the ability to dual wield Oathkeeper and Oblivion, Keyblades that originally represented Sora's relationship with Kairi and Riku, respectively. Meanwhile, Xigbar sees her as Ventus, whose heart resides in Sora.

* ''Webcomic/{{Drowtales}}'': Rik the half dragon is something of a genetic experiment, and is ostracized by a society as a result.

* Unity of ''Webcomic/SkinHorse'' is sewn together Frankenstein-style from mismatched parts. It's later revealed that Unity is actually a {{Nanomachine}} swarm that inhabits a Frankenstein body because it was designed not to reject her. She can possess other bodies, but only temporarily.
* Quilt from ''Webcomic/DominicDeegan'' is a FleshGolem made from the pieces of a bunch of mages in an attempt to create a golem with their combined powers. It didn't work as intended.

* ''Webcomic/{{Homestuck}}'': [[spoiler:The four main protagonists are all examples, all being made from the combined DNA of their guardians]].
* Molly in ''Webcomic/TheInexplicableAdventuresOfBob'' was grown using genetic material from many different animals--and some human DNA, taken from her "mother," Jean Poule.
* Nicole from ''Webcomic/QuantumVibe'' is an "osmotic clone" created from the genes of her mother and eleven anonymous donors. Her mom intended to use genes from ''2400'' people but couldn't get a viable fetus until [[spoiler: Seamus (one of the donors and Nicole's employer)]] suggested using whole chromosomes instead of pieces of them.
* ''[[Webcomic/TheAdventuresOfDrMcNinja Dr. McNinja]]'''s arc "Why a Gorilla?" has the Doctor face off against a three headed 4 armed ''Gorilla'' "Frankenstein".

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* In ''Literature/{{Worm}}'', Blasto is apparently capable of creating these, and he attempts to make one out of [[spoiler: Myrddin and ''[[EldritchAbomination the Simurgh]]''.]] [[spoiler: Luckily, he fails; the result is nonviable due to the Simurgh's lack of conventional biology.]]
* Count Driscol, Captain Cedric and Bernard the Guard in Literature/DragomirsDiary were all originally separate people. But when all three were killed (two of them torn in half!), they were secured by a MadDoctor and cobbled together into a single, hideous creature. (Which, to be fair, can still split into three individuals, and even when they're together the three heads retain their distinct personalities.)
* Gordon of ''Literature/{{Twig}}'' describes himself as a "chimera," a stitched-together child made from approximately twenty-six different people in order to give him the best body possible. He experiences severe phantom pain episodes when his body tries to reject its own limbs.

* ''WesternAnimation/AdventureTime'': In the season 4 episode "Princess Monster Wife", [[AnIcePerson the Ice King]] give up on kidnapping princesses... and instead just steal a bit from a bunch of them, stitching them together into a horrific-looking female abomination, the episode's titular Princess Monster Wife. Their relationship is oddly sweet, but she is so freakish that [[KidHero Finn]] and [[NonHumanSidekick Jake]] are unable to fight her, and she is so distraught over her appearance (and origin, when she discovers it) that she [[spoiler:pulls a HeroicSacrifice by returning her parts to their original owners]].
* D.A.V.E. from ''WesternAnimation/TheBatman'' episode "[[Recap/TheBatmanS3E13GothamsUltimateCriminalMastermind Gotham's Ultimate Criminal Mastermind]]" is this with the ''brainwaves'' of Batman's RoguesGallery, like Joker's acrobatic feats and Penguin's mastery of martial arts. He also has the brainwaves of Hugo Strange and Riddler, making him intelligent.

** Long before that, there was Coldstone, a cyborg whose "organic" (so to speak) parts came from three different gargoyles; and the body has all three souls fighting for control. And just to complicate matters, they're in a LoveTriangle: a HappilyMarried couple and an evil male who wants the female for himself.

* Romy from ''WesternAnimation/PinkyAndTheBrain'' was supposed to be a normal clone of Brain, but DNA from Pinky was accidentally included in his creation, causing him to inherit traits from both mice.
* Serpentor from ''Franchise/GIJoe'' was created from the combined DNA of twelve historical figures: UsefulNotes/JuliusCaesar, UsefulNotes/NapoleonBonaparte, UsefulNotes/AttilaTheHun, Philip II of Macedon and his son UsefulNotes/AlexanderTheGreat, Ivan The Terrible, UsefulNotes/VladTheImpaler, [[UsefulNotes/PunicWars Hannibal]], UsefulNotes/GenghisKhan, Montazuma, Aemon Talk, and UsefulNotes/GrigoriRasputin. Dr. Mindbender tried to get Creator/SunTzu as well, but was stopped by the Joes. [[ImperfectRitual Fortunately]], that was apparently enough to throw his military competence out of whack. The comic series justified all this by stating the DNA was largely symbolic -- Serpentor's mind and memories were created by Dr Venom's brainwashing machine.
* ''WesternAnimation/RickAndMorty'' has Abradolf Lincler, a failed experiment by Rick to create a [[TrueNeutral morally neutral]] super leader by combining the DNA of Hitler and Lincoln. What he ended up being was an emotionally stunted, morally ambiguous jerk tormented by the duality of his being.
* In ''WesternAnimation/RiseOfTheTeenageMutantNinjaTurtles'', the turtles themselves turned out to have been created deliberately by using MutagenicGoo to combine regular turtles with the DNA of a great human warrior, [[spoiler:Lou Jitsu (AKA Splinter)]].
* ''WesternAnimation/RobotChicken'' brings us the horror of Composite Santa: genetically/visually one-half Santa, one-half Frosty the Snowman. [[Anime/DragonBallZ Goku]] doesn't know what his powers are, "but he freaks me right the fuck out."

* The ''WesternAnimation/TeenageMutantNinjaTurtles2003'' incarnation of the Rat King (a.k.a. "The Slayer") is made from DNA from Bishop, Splinter, among other possible sources.

* The ''Literature/{{Replica}}'' series of novels has one of these as the main character, created deliberately to be an {{Ubermensch}}.

* As is Quilt from ''Webcomic/DominicDeegan''.

-->'''Spike:''' So I help you, and you get this chip out of my head?
-->'''Adam:''' Scout's honor.
-->'''Spike:''' You were a boy scout?
-->'''Adam:''' Parts of me.

* Baron Wulfenbach from Webcomic/GirlGenius is probably one of these. The family originally had three sons, but following a horrific lab accident two of them disappeared. It's commonly believed that the Baron is a construct made of the salvageable parts of all three. Even more explicitly, Agatha's foster parents Adam and Lilith, AKA Punch and Judy.

[[quoteright:350: "I believe you have what we dermatologists call 'combination skin'."]]

** Delilah is a combination of Goliath's current and former love interests, Elisa Maza and Demona -- and the point where her creator Thailog's OedipusComplex officially becomes creepy.

* Agent 47 from ''VideoGame/{{Hitman}}'' (Austrian, Chinese, Colombian, German and Kazakh fathers).
* [[VideoGame/MetalGearSolid Liquid and Solid Snake]] being twins, are confirmed to be part-American (their main DNA donor being Big Boss) and part-Japanese (mitochondrial DNA from the Japanese woman who donated the eggs). They also inherit some from [[spoiler:EVA]], who was their surrogate mother.

[[quoteright:350: "As your dermatologist, I believe you have what we call 'combination skin'."]]

* Creator/ECComics' ''The Vault of Fear'' ran a story called "Horror We? How's Bayou?" about a man named Sidney who finds victims for his [[SerialKiller homicidal maniac]] brother Everett, whom he keeps locked in a remote [[SwampsAreEvil swamp]] cabin. Eventually the dead bodies of Everett's victims arise-- and having been decapitated by Everett, they don't match up their heads with their bodies.

** Android 21, the new character of tie-in game ''VideoGame/DragonBallFighterZ'', is revealed to be a similar genetically engineered lifeform, being a human woman augmented with Cell's collective DNA, plus further augmented with DNA taken from countless Warriors and Researchers including Majin Buu, Cell himself, as well as possibly the other Z Fighters who weren't included in Cell and maybe even the [[OurGodsAreGreater Supreme Kai or Kibito]], [[DemonlordsAndArchdevils Dabura]] based on when one confirmed sample woudld have been obtained or possible even [[DestroyerDeity Beerus]] and [[OurAngelsAreDifferent Whis]] based on the shape of of Android 21's tail. Not to mentiont that it's possible that her individual samples were taken from a point in time where the donors were stronger than they were when they were taken for Cell.

* Delilah from ''WesternAnimation/{{Gargoyles}}'' is a combination of Goliath's current and former love interests, Elisa Maza and Demona - and the point where her creator Thailog's OedipusComplex officially becomes creepy.
** Long before that, there was Coldstone, a cyborg whose "organic" (so to speak) parts came from three different gargoyles; and the body has all three souls fighting for control. And just to complicate matters, they're in a LoveTriangle: a HappilyMarried couple and an evil male who wants the female for himself.
** Later still Dr. Sevarius' creation Little Anton is a behemoth gargoyle created from the amalgamated genetic samples of the Manhattan Clan.

* This happens in ''WesternAnimation/TheSecretSaturdays'' when Zak and his pet komodo dragon and gorilla-cat are combined into one being.
* ''WesternAnimation/RobotChicken'' brings us the horror of Composite Santa: genetically/visually one-half Santa, one-half Frosty the Snowman. [[Anime/DragonBallZ Goku]] doesn't know what his powers are, "but he freaks me right the fuck out."
* One episode of ''WesternAnimation/AdventureTime'' has [[AnIcePerson the Ice King]] give up on kidnapping princesses...and instead just steal a bit from a bunch of them, stitching them together into a woman called Princess Monster Wife. Their relationship is oddly sweet, but she is so freakish that [[KidHero Finn]] and [[NonHumanSidekick Jake]] are unable to fight her, and she is so distraught over her appearance (and origin, when she discovers it) that she [[spoiler:pulls a HeroicSacrifice by returning her parts to their original owners]].

* ''WesternAnimation/RickAndMorty'' has Abradolf Lincler, a failed experiment by Rick to create a [[TrueNeutral morally neutral]] super leader by combining the DNA of Hitler and Lincoln. What he ended up being was an emotionally stunted, morally ambiguous jerk tormented by the duality of his being.
* ''WesternAnimation/CelebrityDeathmatch'' has the Super Freaks from Season 3, who are ArtificialHumans created from the combined DNA of previous fighters on the show. Said freaks are Cousin Grimm (a DumbMuscle redneck created from the combined DNA of Creator/RoseanneBarr, UsefulNotes/BillClinton, and [[BigfootSasquatchAndYeti Bigfoot]]), Pierce [=McCrack=] (a tattooed, skateboarding {{Delinquent}} created from the combined DNA of [[Music/NineInchNails Trent Reznor]], Dennis Rodman, and [[Music/TheProdigy Keith Flint]]), Beni Trauma (a [[MultiArmedAndDangerous four-armed]] ChefOfIron created from the combined DNA of Emeril Lagasse and Creator/JackieChan), and Potato Khan (a [[TheNapoleon small but hot-tempered]] [[PlantPerson potato-human hybrid]] created from the combined DNA of Creator/JoePesci, UsefulNotes/GenghisKhan, and a French fry that accidentally fell into the genetic mixture).

* Creator/ArnoldSchwarzenegger and Danny [=DeVito=]'s characters from ''Film/{{Twins}}'' are DesignerBabies with combined DNA from six athletic and scholarly fathers. Though the traits were obviously not distributed fairly.

* In ''Series/ToukouSentaiGoBusters'', it's eventually revealed that Messiah created his CoDragons, Enter and Escape, from data on physical characteristics and personality traits that he got from the scientists that were beamed into Hyperspace with him.