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* ''[[TabletopGame/DungeonsAndDragons Dungeons & Dragons 3.5th Edition]]'' had Pale Night, an ancient demon/EldritchAbomination. She's apparently so evil that ''reality itself has to shield itself from her.'' Evil enough that her strongest attack is to show her face, instantly killing all but the strongest-willed, and even those that survive do so by not comprehending her true form.
** Shifters, from the ''TabletopGame/{{Eberron}}'' campaign setting, have a small touch of lycanthrope heritage. For a brief time each day, they can "shift" into a slightly bestial but physically more powerful form.
** D&D also has a monster called a Krenshar that looks like a type of great cat, but it has very loose skin around its face. Thus, when it wants to scare off predators, is ''turns its face inside out''.
** Shifters, from the ''TabletopGame/{{Eberron}}'' campaign setting, have a small touch of lycanthrope heritage. For a brief time each day, they can "shift" into a slightly bestial but physically more powerful form.
** D&D also has a monster called a Krenshar that looks like a type of great cat, but it has very loose skin around its face. Thus, when it wants to scare off predators, is ''turns its face inside out''.
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* ''[[TabletopGame/DungeonsAndDragons Dungeons & Dragons 3.5th Edition]]'' had Pale Night, an ancient demon/EldritchAbomination. She's apparently so evil ''TabletopGame/DungeonsAndDragons'':
** Krenshars are strange predators that''reality itself has to shield itself from her.'' Evil share traits with both big cats and wolves. They have such fine muscular control over the skin of their faces that they can peel it back, [[SkullForAHead exposing bare bone and sinew]]. Combining this with a well-timed howl is usually enough that her strongest to send prey bolting, often straight into the rest of the krenshar pack waiting in ambush.
** "Pseudonatural" creatures are [[EldritchLocation Far Realm]] entities masquerading ([[BodyHorror badly]]) as ordinary Material Plane lifeforms. They can choose to drop this facade and manifest as their true form, typically a [[EldritchAbomination mass of squirming tentacles or the like]], which is unsettling enough to impose a minor penalty on their opponents' attackis to show her face, instantly killing all but the strongest-willed, and even those that survive do so by not comprehending her true form.
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** Shifters, from the ''TabletopGame/{{Eberron}}'' campaign setting, have a small touch of lycanthrope heritage. For a brief time each day, they can "shift" into a [[PartialTransformation slightly bestial but physically more powerfulform.
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**D&D also has Pale Night is a monster called a Krenshar demon lord, specifically an obyrith, one of the fiendish {{Precursor}}s who predate intelligent life on the Material Plane. Most obyriths are [[BrownNoteBeing creatures so horrifically alien that they cause mental trauma to everything around them]], but Pale Night looks like a type of great cat, but female humanoid figure wrapped in a white sheet constantly blowing in a spectral breeze, ''almost'' revealing what's beneath it. It's speculated that this appearance is in fact a cosmic censor, as reality itself is so horrified by Pale Night's true form that it's trying to hide it. Her most dangerous "Truth Behind the Veil" attack momentarily suppresses this censor, revealing Pale Night in all her horror -- those who fail the resulting saving throw will die outright, while those who survive only do so because [[YouCannotGraspTheTrueForm they cannot grasp her true form]], and their mind blocks it has very loose skin around its face. Thus, when it wants to scare off predators, is ''turns its face inside out''.out in self-defense.
** Krenshars are strange predators that
** "Pseudonatural" creatures are [[EldritchLocation Far Realm]] entities masquerading ([[BodyHorror badly]]) as ordinary Material Plane lifeforms. They can choose to drop this facade and manifest as their true form, typically a [[EldritchAbomination mass of squirming tentacles or the like]], which is unsettling enough to impose a minor penalty on their opponents' attack
** Shifters, from the ''TabletopGame/{{Eberron}}'' campaign setting, have a small touch of lycanthrope heritage. For a brief time each day, they can "shift" into a [[PartialTransformation slightly bestial but physically more powerful
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* ''WesternAnimation/HazbinHotel'': Being the princess of Hell, Charlie can take on more than one version of a genuinely demonic appearance with features like flames, red eyes and horns, though being [[WideEyedIdealist Charlie]], she demonstrates this while singing a ridiculously optimistic song about demons becoming nice.
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* ''WesternAnimation/HazbinHotel'': Being the princess of Hell, Charlie can take on more than one version of a genuinely demonic appearance with features like flames, red eyes and horns, though being [[WideEyedIdealist Charlie]], she demonstrates this while singing a ridiculously optimistic song about demons becoming nice. In fact, most demons seem to have a "true form" that comes out when they get angry.
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* In the [[Animation/KihachiroKawamotoshorts KihachirÅ Kawamoto short]] ''Oni'' (''The Demon''), when the hunting brothers rush back home with the cut off hand of a {{oni}}, they open the house's door and find theirold mother writhing with a missing hand and blood around her, then she turns her now-changed face in their direction. It turns out ''she'' is the demon.
