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* Storyline example from ''Videogame/LeagueOfLegends'' -- Naafiri is a Darkin whose SoulJar was bitten by multiple desert hounds simultaneously, causing her to reincarnate as a HiveMind of feral dogs. "She" can effectively be as many or as few dogs as she needs to be: yes, she can do more with a full pack, but if even one dog survives, she lives.

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* ''VideoGame/TheLegendOfZeldaTheWindWaker'' has Jalhalla, boss of the Earth Temple. Killing the smaller parts is what actually harms it, as evidenced by [[EnemyScan its lifebar]].

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* ''VideoGame/TheLegendOfZeldaTheWindWaker'' has Jalhalla, boss of the Earth Temple. Killing the smaller parts is what actually harms it, as evidenced by [[EnemyScan [[LifeMeter its lifebar]].


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* ''Fanfic/DungeonKeeperAmi'': Vampires can do so, as seen in "Assault on Wemos":
--> the agile monster turned into a swarm of bats that was suddenly behind the reaperbot. The vampire returned to her true form
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* The Lords and Court of ''Creature Court'' have the ability to transform into their signature animal based generally on their body mass, which leads to this if their animal form is small. The closest to swarming are Velody and Poet (mice and rats, respectively), but other Court members become multiple pigeons, bats, sparrows, cats etc.

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* The Lords and Court of ''Creature Court'' ''Literature/CreatureCourt'' have the ability to transform into their signature animal based generally on their body mass, which leads to this if their animal form is small. The closest to swarming are Velody and Poet (mice and rats, respectively), but other Court members become multiple pigeons, bats, sparrows, cats etc.
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** The 5th Edition Swarmkeeper Ranger subclass can, at high levels, use their reaction to halve any damage they just took and teleport away by disappearing into their swarm.
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* The Lords and Court of ''Creature Court'' have the ability to transform into their signature animal based generally on their body mass, which leads to this if their animal form is small. The closest to swarming are Velody and Poet (mice and rats, respectively), but other Court members become multiple pigeons, bats, sparrows, cats etc.

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* In ''[[Manga/JoJosBizarreAdventureJoJolion JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: JoJolion]]'', Wu Tomoki's Stand, Doctor Wu, lets him disintegrate his body into tiny stone fragments and reform later. He can use these fragments to control other people if they get inside their body.


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* In ''[[Manga/JoJosBizarreAdventureJoJolion JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: JoJolion]]'', Wu Tomoki's Stand, Doctor Wu, lets him disintegrate his body into tiny stone fragments and reform later. He can use these fragments to control other people if they get inside their body.
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* In ''Series/{{Smallville}}'', Clark Kent battles a Franchise/SpiderMan-esque villain named Greg Arkin in episode 2. When Greg gets crushed by falling debris, his body breaks up into dozens of beetles.

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* In ''Series/{{Smallville}}'', Clark Kent battles a Franchise/SpiderMan-esque ComicBook/SpiderMan-esque villain named Greg Arkin in episode 2. When Greg gets crushed by falling debris, his body breaks up into dozens of beetles.
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* ''WesternAnimation/UglyAmericans'': When Mark Lily snaps his friend Wizard Leonard's wand, Leonard explodes into LudicrousGibs. Shocked by this, Mark fails to collect the globs of gore before they each transform into a mini-Leonard, each possessing a fraction of the original's personality and soul. As the episode progresses, each of the little Leonards is killed via their own startling naivete, their portion of Leonard's soul going to the rest until only one remains to become the revived Leonard.
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** The demon Hastur bursts out of a phone line as a massive wave of maggots and eats a roomful of [[AcceptableTargets telemarketers]].

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** The demon Hastur bursts out of a phone line as a massive wave of maggots and eats a roomful of [[AcceptableTargets telemarketers]].telemarketers.
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* ''ComicBook/TransformersMoreThanMeetsTheEye'': The Ammonites are a race of transforming, combining robots similar to Cybertronians. Unlike Cybertronians, ''every'' Ammonite is a [[CombiningMecha Combiner]], with no limit to their combination ability beyond how many there are. This takes the Cybertronians who encounter them initially by surprise, as a large Ammonite suddenly splits into a bunch of smaller robots, each only slightly larger than a human, then merge back together into a ''different'' large robot.

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