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* The Vidians on ''Series/StarTrekVoyager'' are an entire race of these. A plague has swept through their entire species, forcing them to cannibalize parts from other aliens. The disease adapts so quickly that the Vidians can never stop looking for new parts.

* [[VideoGame/MetalGearSolid Liquid and Solid Snake]] being twins, are confirmed to be part-American, part-Japanese and part-Chinese (or whatever the hell Eva is).

* Adam from Season 4 of ''Series/BuffyTheVampireSlayer'' was an amalgam of most of the monsters that the Initiative had captured and was taken out by and amalgam of the main characters.

* Baron Wulfenbach form 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. Also, Constructs in general.

* One episode of ''WesternAnimation/AdventureTime'' has [[AnIcePerson the Ice King]] give up on kidnapping princesses...and instead just stole a bit from a bunch of them, stitching them together into a woman called Princess Monster Wife. Their relationship was oddly sweet, but she was so freakish that [[KidHero Finn]] and [[NonHumanSidekick Jake]] were unable to fight her, and she was so distraught over her appearance (and origin, when she discovered it) that she [[spoiler:pulled a HeroicSacrifice by returned her parts to their original owners]].

* [[MetalGearSolid Liquid and Solid Snake]] being twins, are confirmed to be part-American, part-Japanese and part-Chinese (or whatever the hell Eva is).

* Agent 47 from ''{{Hitman}}'' (Chinese, German, Romanian, Russian and South American fathers).

* Creator/ArnoldSchwarzenegger and Danny [=DeVito=]'s characters from ''{{Twins}}''.

* Sid 6.7 from ''{{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.
* Creator/MelBrooks ''YoungFrankenstein'': like the original Frankenstein's Monster, he's built of parts from corpses.
* The protagonist of Cronenberg's ''TheFly'' 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.

* One episode of ''AdventureTime'' has [[AnIcePerson the Ice King]] give up on kidnapping princesses...and instead just stole a bit from a bunch of them, stitching them together into a woman called Princess Monster Wife. Their relationship was oddly sweet, but she was so freakish that [[KidHero Finn]] and [[NonHumanSidekick Jake]] were unable to fight her, and she was so distraught over her appearance (and origin, when she discovered it) that she [[spoiler:pulled a HeroicSacrifice by returned her parts to their original owners]].

* Tuvix in the ''Series/StarTrekVoyager'' episode of that name--a blend of Neelix and Tuvok, created by a transporter accident.

* 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 ''4200'' 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.

* [[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 LegionOfSuperheroes members.

** Same author, the character of Minerva in ''TimeEnoughForLove''.

* The current version of Superboy from the ''{{Superman}}'' comics is a combination of Superman and his arch-nemesis Lex Luthor.

* The version of {{Deadpool}} used in ''[[Film/{{X-Men}} X-Men Origins: Wolverine]]'' 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' [[EyeBeams eye-beams]], Kestrel's [[TransportersAndTeleporters teleportation]], and his own superhuman hand-eye-coordination.

* The version of {{Deadpool}} used in ''[[{{Film/X-Men}} X-Men Origins: Wolverine]]'' 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' [[EyeBeams eye-beams]], Kestrel's [[TransportersAndTeleporters teleportation]], and his own superhuman hand-eye-coordination.

* The Igors on {{Discworld}} typically have parts from multiple people, and can replace someone else's missing parts as well. (There is also, in one book, a mention of a Mix-and-Match ''Horse''.)

** [[Recap/DoctorWhoS13E5TheBrainOfMorbius Morbius]]'s second body, being a tribute to [[Literature/{{Frankenstein}} Frankenstein's monster.]]

* The title character of RobertAHeinlein's ''Literature/{{Friday}}''.

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* MelBrooks ''YoungFrankenstein'': like the original Frankenstein's Monster, he's built of parts from corpses.

* [[{{Neon Genesis Evangelion}} Rei]] is formed from the DNA of [[spoiler:Yui Ikari and the angel Lilith]].

* ArnoldSchwarzenegger and Danny [=DeVito=]'s characters from ''{{Twins}}''.

* "Lazarus" from the 1995 {{SyFy}} Channel Movie ''Mr. Stitch'' 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 title character of RobertAHeinlein's ''{{Literature/Friday}}''.

** [[Recap/DoctorWhoS13E5TheBrainOfMorbius Morbius]]'s second body, being a tribute to [[{{Literature/Frankenstein}} Frankenstein's monster.]]

* Serpentor from ''GIJoe'' was created from the combined DNA of ten historical figures: Julius Caesar, Napoleon Bonaparte, Attila the Hun, Philip II of Macedon and his son Alexander the Great, Ivan the Terrible, Vlad the Impaler, Hannibal, [[GenghisKhan Genghis Khan]], and Grigori Rasputin. Dr. Mindbender tried to get Sun Tzu as well, but was stopped by the Joes. Fortunately, that was apparently enough to throw his military competence out of whack.

* Tuvix in the ''StarTrekVoyager'' episode of that name--a blend of Neelix and Tuvok, created by a transporter accident.

* It's implied that [[StarTrek Mr. Spock]] was conceived in this way. The ExpandedUniverse novels outright say he was, but as always, there are {{canon}} issues with those.
** ''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.

Non-clone Mix And-Match Men are physically built from parts of other people, literally stitched together.

* The SilverAge 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.)

* The title character of RobertAHeinlein's ''{{Literature/Friday}}''.

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

* Delilah from ''{{Gargoyles}}'' is a combination of Elisa Maza and Demona.

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