History Main / ProHumanTransHuman

* The Thing of ComicBook/FantasticFour.

** Elena as a vampire. She still retains her compassion and empathy even after she turned.

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* Defied in ''Film/{{Ultraviolet}}'', where a human tries to reason with the [[OurVampiresAreDifferent not-vampire]] heroine, saying she was human once, too. She dismisses it offhandedly, saying it were fellow humans who made her that way and then wanted her dead, so she owes them no loyalty.

->"''I will rebuild what the many have lost. I will create a future with limitless possibilities.\\
I will protect and sustain. I will act as a guardian for the many.\\
And throughout it all, I will never forget.\\
I will remember those who sacrificed themselves so that the many could survive.''"
-->-- [[spoiler:'''Commander Shepard''', after [[BrainUploading becoming a Reaper controlling AI]] in one of the endings]], ''VideoGame/MassEffect3''

-->-- [[spoiler:'''Commander Shepard''', after [[BrainUploading becoming a Reaper controlling AI]] in one of the endings]], ''MassEffect3''

** One could argue that [[spoiler: [[HumanoidAbomination The Architect]]]] somewhat qualifies, although technically he's [[spoiler: a TokenHeroicOrc]] who is not so much concerned with preventing further Blights to help humanity as much as he desires to [[spoiler: free the Darkspawn from the influence of the Old Gods.]] However, he's not been particularly successful so far, since the last time he tried to help [[spoiler: he ended up accidentally ''causing'' the Fifth Blight.]]

*** A good example of a Pro-Human mage would be the father of [[DragonAgeII Hawke]] who taught his mage children to use their powers responsibly and had his own BadassCreed where he reminded himself that his magic would "serve what was best in (him)." Mage player characters can be this as well... or not.

* In ''VideoGame/DragonAge'', part of the Joining Ritual to become a [[BadassArmy Grey Warden]] involves ritually drinking Darkspawn blood, where the Wardens willingly submit themselves to [[TheCorruption the Taint]], becoming immune to it's effects [[spoiler: ([[YourDaysAreNumbered for thirty years]])]], gaining the ability to [[MySignificanceSenseIsTingling sense the Darkspawn]] and rendering them the only ones capable of truly slaying an Archdemon, thus ending the latest Blight.

** On the other hand, the reason the Circles of Magi exist is because the Chantry, as well as a good chunk of the population, do not believe that mages can be reliably Pro Humans.
*** This is mainly because of the [[TheMagocracy Tevinter]] [[TheEmpire Imperium]], which is ruled by powerful mages, and controlled much of Thedas centuries before. In fact, according to Chantry teachings, the Tevinter mages are responsible for creating the Darkspawn. There's also the little fact that every mage is a potential conduit for evil spirits of the Fade to enter the world.

* The ''XMen'' are a whole organization of mutants who behave this way.

-->-- [[spoiler:[['''Commander Shepard''', after [[BrainUploading becoming a Reaper controlling AI]] in one of the endings]], ''MassEffect3''

-->-- '''[[spoiler:[[Commander Shepard after [[BrainUploading becoming a Reaper controlling AI]] in one of the endings]],''' ''MassEffect3''

And throughout it all, I will never forget. I will remember those who sacrificed themselves after the many could survive.''"

-->-- '''[[spoiler:[[Commander Shepard after [[BrainUploading becoming a Reaper controlling AI]] in one of the endings,]] ''MassEffect3'' '''

->"''I will rebuild what the many have lost. I will create a future with limitless possibilities.//
I will protect and sustain. I will act as a guardian for the many.

** Technically, Paragon Shepard became Transhuman during the second game, having been resurrected with cybernetic implants, as well as undergoing extensive genetic modification that not only gives them increased speed and stamina, but resistance to small arms fire and strong enough to wield weapons that when fired, would normally shatter every bone in a normal person's arm.

* In ''{{Skyrim}}'', the Dragonborn is a HumanoidAbomination, prophecied to protect Mankind by [[TheHunter hunting down]] and [[YourSoulIsMine consuming the souls]] of Dragons.

* The Thing of FantasticFour.

* [=MasterBook=] RPG ''The World of Species'', based on the film ''{{Species}}''. Humans are injected with some of Sil's DNA, causing them to gain some of her abilities. This allows them to hunt down and destroy Sil's progeny, but they must constantly fight against the alien thoughts and personality traits generated by the DNA in their systems.