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* ''ComicBook/FantasticFour'': A godlike being called a Celestial has enacted a FreakyFridayFlip, namely housing Reed Richards's mind in Doctor Doom's body, and ''vice versa''. The other Four members journey to Latveria, aiming to undo this process. Part of the ruse involves the Human Torch incinerating Reed's body in Doom's throne room. Though Johnny Storm could have ended the Four's mortal enemy then and there, he instead controlled the flames so precisely that Doom was only warmed by the heat. Doom actually spells this out to Reed as both men recover their rightful forms.
* ''ComicBook/SpiderMan'': In one issue of ''Spider-Man Team Up'', Spidey has been framed for murder, again. And Abe Jenkins, formerly The Beetle, now MACH-1, is certain of his innocence because he knows who Spidey is as a hero.
* ''ComicBook/SpiderMan'': In one issue of ''Spider-Man Team Up'', Spidey has been framed for murder, again. And Abe Jenkins, formerly The Beetle, now MACH-1, is certain of his innocence because he knows who Spidey is as a hero.
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* ''ComicBook/FantasticFour'': A godlike being called a In ''ComicBook/FantasticFour1998'', when the Dreaming Celestial has enacted a FreakyFridayFlip, namely housing Reed Richards's mind in Doctor Doom's body, and ''vice versa''. The other Four members journey to Latveria, aiming to undo this process. Part of the ruse involves the Human Torch incinerating Reed's body in Doom's throne room. Though Johnny Storm could have ended the Four's mortal enemy then and there, he instead controlled the flames so precisely that Doom was only warmed by the heat. Doom actually spells this out to Reed as both men recover their rightful forms.
* ''ComicBook/SpiderMan'': In one issue of''Spider-Man Team Up'', ''ComicBook/SpiderManTeamUp'', Spidey has been framed for murder, again. And Abe Jenkins, formerly The Beetle, now MACH-1, is certain of his innocence because he knows who Spidey is as a hero.
* ''ComicBook/SpiderMan'': In one issue of
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* ''WesternAnimation/RayaAndTheLastDragon'': This trope, along with trust, is a major theme of the movie. [[spoiler: Raya, followed by the rest of her party, trusts Namari to put the Dragon Gem pieces back together after the rest of them are turned to stone by the Druun. This works, as the key to defeating the Druun is an epic show of trust. Not only is it enough to destroy the Druun and restore those turned to stone, but it brings back the dragons (who revive Sisu)]].
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* ''WesternAnimation/RayaAndTheLastDragon'': This trope, along with trust, is a major theme of the movie. [[spoiler: Raya, followed by the rest of her party, trusts Namari to put the Dragon Gem pieces back together after the rest of them are turned to stone by the Druun. This works, as the key to defeating the Druun is an epic show of trust. Not only is it enough to destroy the Druun and restore those turned to stone, but it brings back the dragons (who revive Sisu)]].
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* ''WesternAnimation/GravityFalls'': Dipper gets [[spoiler: Gideon]] to pull a HeelFaceTurn using this trope. [[spoiler: He uses the fact that Gideon's feeling for Mabel, while creepy and possessive, were genuine. He tells him that if he's only siding with Bill so he can be with Mabel, then ask himself [[ArmorPiercingQuestion what Mabel would actually want.]]]] This is enough to make him have a HeelRealization, and he becomes an ally to the Pines family from then on.
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* ''WesternAnimation/TheSpectacularSpiderMan'': In "Reaction", Dr. Octopus forces Spider-Man into a SadisticChoice via this trope. He knows that Spider-Man is an AllLovingHero who will do anything to keep innocent people from being hurt. Leading to him throwing the MacGuffin so he can save [[DamselInDistress Liz Allen]].
