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* ''Literature/WarsOfTheRealm'': Toward the beginning of the first book, Sydney mentions to Drew that she is going for a degree in microbiology. [[spoiler:At the end of the last book, Drew finds himself trying to stop a bio-attack on the United States by terrorists armed with ebolavirus. Guess [[LoveInterest who he turns to]] as his scientific consultant?]]
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* ''Literature/SzamankaOdUmarlakow'': When Ida is learning her magic skills, she's taught how to exit and enter her body. She uses the latter when she's forcibly "kicked out", although it takes some time before she remembers the technique.
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* ''Literature/SzamankaOdUmarlakow'': ''Literature/ShamanOfTheUndead'': When Ida is learning her magic skills, she's taught how to exit and enter her body. She uses the latter when she's forcibly "kicked out", although it takes some time before she remembers the technique.
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* ''Literature/WhateleyUniverse'': Whateley Academy, the school, the story's universe is named after, is an AlternateCompanyEquivalent of [[Franchise/XMen the Mutant Academy]], and the curriculum is designed to invoke this trope:
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* ''Literature/WhateleyUniverse'': Whateley Academy, the school, the story's universe is named after, is an AlternateCompanyEquivalent of [[Franchise/XMen [[ComicBook/XMen the Mutant Academy]], and the curriculum is designed to invoke this trope:
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* ''Literature/OnTheRun'': Chelsea from ''The Fugitive Factor'' displays some impressive gymnastic skills a few chapters before it turns out that she is the (unwilling but forced into it by an abusive dad) local ClassyCatBurglar.
