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* BloomCounty had Opus temporarily switch places with MichaelJackson at his request during MJ's heyday. Surprisingly, none noticed.

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* BloomCounty had Opus temporarily switch places with MichaelJackson Music/MichaelJackson at his request during MJ's heyday. Surprisingly, none noticed.
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* Happens in the ''XenaWarriorPrincess'' episode "Warrior... Princess", where Xena (a commoner, despite her nickname) temporarily switches places with an [[IdenticalStranger identical-looking princess]] at the local king's request.

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* Happens in the ''XenaWarriorPrincess'' ''Series/XenaWarriorPrincess'' episode "Warrior... Princess", where Xena (a commoner, despite her nickname) temporarily switches places with an [[IdenticalStranger identical-looking princess]] at the local king's request.



* In the third season ''TheManFromUNCLE'' episode "The Galatea Affair", U.N.C.L.E. agent Mark Slate is tasked with teaching working-class Bronx bar performer Rosie Shlagenheimer to act like THRUSH minion Baroness Bibi De Chasseur (both roles played by Joan Collins).

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* In the third season ''TheManFromUNCLE'' ''Series/TheManFromUncle'' episode "The Galatea Affair", U.N.C.L.E. agent Mark Slate is tasked with teaching working-class Bronx bar performer Rosie Shlagenheimer to act like THRUSH minion Baroness Bibi De Chasseur (both roles played by Joan Collins).
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->''God bless the King--I mean the faith's defender;\\

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God bless us all--that's quite another thing.''

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* In one episode of ''WesternAnimation/StormHawks'', Piper meets Princess Perry who likes exactly like her. Since being a princess consists of boring and useless "duties" meant to keep her out of affairs of state (ie, any actual ruling), Perry ''knocks out Piper with a book'' and switches places with her just for a chance to get away from it all.
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* ''Clambake'', in which {{Elvis|Presley}}, heir to an oil fortune, switches places with Will Hutchins, water ski instructor, in order to prove he can win the girl and win the race without Daddy's money.

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* ''Clambake'', in which {{Elvis|Presley}}, heir to an oil fortune, switches places with Will Hutchins, water ski instructor, in order to prove he can win the girl and win the race without Daddy's money. money.
* TheHotChick has a bit of BackStory at the beginning explaining the amulet which causes the FreakyFridayFlip of the main story. In it, a princess is using the amulet to trade places with her slave. The princess's motive is to escape her ArrangedMarriage, so we can assume that the plan was for the switch to be permanent.
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* Quoted, played straight, subverted, lampshaded, deconstructed, and reconstructed in ''[[{{Duumvirate}} Billy and Howard]]''. Repeatedly.

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* Quoted, played straight, subverted, lampshaded, deconstructed, and reconstructed in ''[[{{Duumvirate}} ''[[Literature/{{Duumvirate}} Billy and Howard]]''. Repeatedly.
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* ''TradingPlaces'' plays with this; the people aren't physically identical. Instead, two really rich old guys are pulling the strings.
* The various versions of ''TheParentTrap'', including a movie starring the Olsen Twins circa age 11, use a variant on this plot in which each of the swapped characters is both "prince" and "pauper" at the same time.

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* ''TradingPlaces'' ''Film/TradingPlaces'' plays with this; the people aren't physically identical. Instead, two really rich old guys are pulling the strings.
* The various versions of ''TheParentTrap'', ''Film/TheParentTrap'', including a movie starring the Olsen Twins circa age 11, use a variant on this plot in which each of the swapped characters is both "prince" and "pauper" at the same time.



* ''TheLittleRascals'' short "Alfalfa's Double" has a rich kid named Cornelius from another neighborhood who looks just like Alfalfa. When he bumps into Alfalfa they decide to swap roles. HilarityEnsues.
* ''TheGreatDictator'', where Charlie Chaplin plays both a Hitler-esque dictator and a Jewish barber, naturally ends up like this.
* ''ClassAct'' has a juvenile delinquent and a genius high school student end up swapping roles when their pictures are swopped on their school records.
* ''{{Dave}}'' is a 1993 film about Dave Kovic (Kevin Kline), who is hired for a night to replace President Bill Mitchell (also Kline) to cover up an affair. After the president unexpectedly suffers a stroke during sex with his mistress, Kovic becomes the "real" president and gets to work.
* ''Summertime Switch'' is another non-identical version of the plot: an orphaned delinquent and a spoiled rich kid are being sent to a juvenile detention center and a luxury summer camp respectively for the summer. However, since they [[NamesTheSame both have the same name]] (Fred Egan), there is a mix up at the bus terminal and they end up switching places.

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* ''TheLittleRascals'' ''Film/TheLittleRascals'' short "Alfalfa's Double" has a rich kid named Cornelius from another neighborhood who looks just like Alfalfa. When he bumps into Alfalfa they decide to swap roles. HilarityEnsues.
* ''TheGreatDictator'', ''Film/TheGreatDictator'', where Charlie Chaplin plays both a Hitler-esque dictator and a Jewish barber, naturally ends up like this.
* ''ClassAct'' ''Film/ClassAct'' has a juvenile delinquent and a genius high school student end up swapping roles when their pictures are swopped on their school records.
* ''{{Dave}}'' ''Film/{{Dave}}'' is a 1993 film about Dave Kovic (Kevin Kline), who is hired for a night to replace President Bill Mitchell (also Kline) to cover up an affair. After the president unexpectedly suffers a stroke during sex with his mistress, Kovic becomes the "real" president and gets to work.
* ''Summertime Switch'' ''Film/SummertimeSwitch'' is another non-identical version of the plot: an orphaned delinquent and a spoiled rich kid are being sent to a juvenile detention center and a luxury summer camp respectively for the summer. However, since they [[NamesTheSame both have the same name]] (Fred Egan), there is a mix up at the bus terminal and they end up switching places.
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* ''{{Dave}} is a 1993 film about Dave Kovic (Kevin Kline), who is hired for a night to replace President Bill Mitchell (also Kline) to cover up an affair. After the president unexpectedly suffers a stroke during sex with his mistress, Kovic becomes the "real" president and gets to work.

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* ''{{Dave}} ''{{Dave}}'' is a 1993 film about Dave Kovic (Kevin Kline), who is hired for a night to replace President Bill Mitchell (also Kline) to cover up an affair. After the president unexpectedly suffers a stroke during sex with his mistress, Kovic becomes the "real" president and gets to work.
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* In the ''[[WesternAnimation/TeenageMutantNinjaTurtles1987 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles]]'' episode "April's Fool", Shredder kidnaps April confusing her for a princess, in order to [[HostageForMcGuffin get a jewel as ransom]]. It's played with in this case; April shows up for a party in a pretty dress, and because it's fancy dress, she's the only person there dressed like royalty. Meanwhile, the princess gets pissed off with all the parties, and sneaks out dressed as an ordinary person. The two don't actually see each other until near the end, and April never expresses a desire to be a princess.

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* In the 1987 ''[[WesternAnimation/TeenageMutantNinjaTurtles1987 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles]]'' episode "April's Fool", Shredder kidnaps April confusing her for a princess, in order to [[HostageForMcGuffin get a jewel as ransom]]. It's played with in this case; April shows up for a party in a pretty dress, dress not realizing it's a costume party, and because it's a fancy dress, she's the only person there dressed like royalty. Meanwhile, the princess gets pissed off with all the parties, parties since she's forced to dress like a princess as usual, and sneaks out dressed as an ordinary person. The two don't actually see each other until near the end, end when the princess learned of her "kidnapping" on TV, and April never expresses a desire to be a princess.



* A {{Jem}} episode featured a Princess who looked like Kimber.

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* A {{Jem}} ''WesternAnimation/{{Jem}}'' episode featured a Princess who looked like Kimber.



* In JohnnyTest episode Princess Johnny, Johnny is asked by [[TheMenInBlack Men in Black and White]] to impersonate a missing princess to avert a war. The princess (Who looks like Johnny with lipstick) is found in an arcade; She ran off to 'be a normal kid'.

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* In JohnnyTest episode Princess Johnny, "Princess Johnny", Johnny is asked by [[TheMenInBlack Men in Black and White]] to impersonate a missing princess to avert a war. The princess (Who (who looks like Johnny with lipstick) is found in an arcade; She ran off to 'be a normal kid'.
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* In the [[LittlestPetShop2012 Littlest Pet Shop]] episode "Lights Camera Mongoose" Sunil feels underappreciated, while another Mongoose who is a famous movie star wants to get away from stardom, so they switch places for the day. Though half-subverted as all of Sunil's friends knew about the switch to begin with while he movie crew on the other hand plays this straight.

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* In the [[LittlestPetShop2012 Littlest Pet Shop]] episode "Lights Camera Mongoose" Sunil feels underappreciated, while another Mongoose who is a famous movie star wants to get away from stardom, so they switch places for the day. Though half-subverted as all of Sunil's friends knew about the switch to begin with with, while he the movie crew on the other hand plays this straight.
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* In the [[LittlestPetShop2012 Littlest Pet Shop]] episode "Lights Camera Mongoose" Sunil feels underappreciated, while another Mongoose who is a famous movie star wants to get away from stardom, so they switch places for the day. Though subverted as all of Sunil's friends knew about the switch to begin with. The movie crew on the other hand plays this straight.

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* In the [[LittlestPetShop2012 Littlest Pet Shop]] episode "Lights Camera Mongoose" Sunil feels underappreciated, while another Mongoose who is a famous movie star wants to get away from stardom, so they switch places for the day. Though subverted half-subverted as all of Sunil's friends knew about the switch to begin with. The with while he movie crew on the other hand plays this straight.
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* In the [[LittlestPetShop2012 Littlest Pet Shop]] episode "Lights Camera Mongoose" Sunil feels underappreciated, while another Mongoose who is a famous movie star wants to get away from stardom, so they switch places for the day. Though subverted as all of Sunil's friends knew about the switch to begin with. The movie crew on the other hand plays this straight.
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* ''WesternAnimation/WatsPig'' is a justified example. Wat (the pauper) and the king actually are identical twins, but were separated as babies due to a botched kidnapping attempt. Wat fights in his brother's place during the second battle against the invaders, after an ImportantHaircut.
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* Occurs in at least two of Creator/TheBrothersGrimm's fairy tails:
** "The Goose Girl" - where a princess, traveling to another kingdom for an ArrangedMarriage, is forced by her maid to trade places with her, also forcing her to [[IGaveMyWord swear an oath]] not to reveal the truth. The prince suspects she's not just a simple maid and asks her to tell the truth. She says she can't tell him because of her oath. He suggests that there's [[LoopholeAbuse nothing stopping her]] from telling her story to an iron stove and that she couldn't help if if he happened to overhear.
** "Maid Maleen" - where a FallenPrincess is asked by a prince's bride-to-be to take her place for the wedding night. The prince just happens to be the former princess' lover (lost when the princess's father locks her away when she refused to marry someone else).
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* ''Series/BuffyTheVampireSlayer'': As part of a plan to masquerade as her twin, Vampire Willow, Willow is obliged to swap her fuzzy sweater for leather bondage attire.
--> '''Willow:''' I guess vampires really ''don't'' have to breathe." [glances down] "Gosh, look at those."

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* This happens in ''[[MobileSuitGundam Turn-A Gundam]]'' when the queen of the Moonrace decides to switch places with a lookalike on a whim. This has severe repercussions on both characters and on the war between the Moonrace and Earthrace, ultimately culminating in [[spoiler: the lookalike going to be Queen of the Moonrace in the actual queen's place]]

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* This happens in ''[[MobileSuitGundam Turn-A Gundam]]'' when the queen of the Moonrace decides to switch places with a lookalike on a whim. This has severe repercussions on both characters and on the war between the Moonrace and Earthrace, ultimately culminating in [[spoiler: the [[spoiler:the lookalike going to be Queen of the Moonrace in the actual queen's place]]



* This trope [[DeconstructedTrope deconstructed]] is the premise of ''Manga/{{Barrage}}'': Prince Barrage finds Astro, a boy from the slums who looks and sounds exactly like him, and forces Astro to take his place as prince while Barrage runs off intending to lead a life of hedonism--but Barrage gets assassinated by a sniper as he's leaving and disappears off the rooftops they're on. This effectively forces Astro to [[EmergencyImpersonation impersonate Barrage to keep the kingdom's political enemies at bay]]. [[spoiler:Those closest to Prince Barrage knew immediately that Astro was an impostor but have agreed to keep the façade as well for the same reasons.]] Then it's subverted: [[spoiler:Astro is the true Prince. His ParentalSubstitute and mentor kidnapped him from the palace and replaced him with a doppelganger made of dark power and raised Astro in the slums to spare him the court's manipulations.]]

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* This trope [[DeconstructedTrope deconstructed]] {{deconstructed|Trope}} is the premise of ''Manga/{{Barrage}}'': Prince Barrage finds Astro, a boy from the slums who looks and sounds exactly like him, and forces Astro to take his place as prince while Barrage runs off intending to lead a life of hedonism--but Barrage gets assassinated by a sniper as he's leaving and disappears off the rooftops they're on. This effectively forces Astro to [[EmergencyImpersonation impersonate Barrage to keep the kingdom's political enemies at bay]]. [[spoiler:Those closest to Prince Barrage knew immediately that Astro was an impostor but have agreed to keep the façade as well for the same reasons.]] Then it's subverted: [[spoiler:Astro is the true Prince. His ParentalSubstitute and mentor kidnapped him from the palace and replaced him with a doppelganger made of dark power and raised Astro in the slums to spare him the court's manipulations.]]
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* In one [[ArchieComics Archie comic]], Lil Archie agrees to take the place of a weary prince who is identical to him. Lil Archie then successfully puts down an uprising, while the Prince is off enjoying his freedom.

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* ''Clambake'', in which [[ElvisPresley Elvis]], heir to an oil fortune, switches places with Will Hutchins, water ski instructor, in order to prove he can win the girl and win the race without Daddy's money.

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* [[spoiler:Justin Beiber]] of all people and Joel in WebComic/{{Forever16}} [[http://jbwarner86.deviantart.com/art/F16-Unheard-Voices-197648813 as explained here]]

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* [[spoiler:Justin Beiber]] Bieber]] of all people and Joel in WebComic/{{Forever16}} WebComic/{{Forever 16}} [[http://jbwarner86.deviantart.com/art/F16-Unheard-Voices-197648813 as explained here]]here]].



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* In an episode of [[Creator/TheHub The Hub's]] ''[[WesternAnimation/PoundPuppies2010 Pound Puppies]]'', team member Squirt and high society pooch Mr. Cuddlesworth switch places after meeting at the shelter when the latter chihuahua runs away from his home.

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* In an episode of [[Creator/TheHub The Hub's]] ''[[WesternAnimation/PoundPuppies2010 Pound Puppies]]'', Creator/TheHub's ''WesternAnimation/{{Pound Puppies|2010}}'', team member Squirt and high society pooch Mr. Cuddlesworth switch places after meeting at the shelter when the latter chihuahua runs away from his home.
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* MickeyMouse starred in an adaption of the Twain story.

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* The Barbie film ''WesternAnimation/BarbieInThePrincessAndThePauper'' had a near identical double pretend to be the princess with the help of a wig.
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* [[spoiler:Justin Beiber]] of all people and Joel in WebComic/{{Forever16}} [[http://jbwarner86.deviantart.com/art/F16-Unheard-Voices-197648813 as explained here]]
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* ''Anime/LupinIIIVsDetectiveConan'', the MadeForTVMovie {{crossover}} incorporates EmergencyImpersonation into this trope by having one of the parties (a bratty RebelliousPrincess) trick the other (Ran Mouri from ''Conan'') into swapping clothing, then runs off. Comes complete with EvilChancellor attempting to murder the princess.

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* ''Anime/LupinIIIVsDetectiveConan'', the MadeForTVMovie {{crossover}} {{crossover}}, incorporates EmergencyImpersonation into this trope by having one of the parties (a bratty RebelliousPrincess) trick the other (Ran Mouri from ''Conan'') into swapping clothing, then runs off. Comes complete with EvilChancellor attempting to murder the princess.
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* The ''DetectiveConan''/''LupinTheThird'' crossover special twists this trope a little by having one of the parties (a bratty RebelliousPrincess) trick the other (Ran Mouri from ''Conan'') into swapping clothing, then runs off.

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* The ''DetectiveConan''/''LupinTheThird'' crossover special twists ''Anime/LupinIIIVsDetectiveConan'', the MadeForTVMovie {{crossover}} incorporates EmergencyImpersonation into this trope a little by having one of the parties (a bratty RebelliousPrincess) trick the other (Ran Mouri from ''Conan'') into swapping clothing, then runs off.off. Comes complete with EvilChancellor attempting to murder the princess.

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* This trope [[DeconstructedTrope deconstructed]] is the premise of ''Manga/{{Barrage}}'': Prince Barrage finds Astro, a boy from the slums who looks and sounds exactly like him, and forces Astro to take his place as prince while Barrage runs off intending to lead a life of hedonism--but Barrage gets assassinated by a sniper as he's leaving and disappears off the rooftops they're on. This effectively forces Astro to [[EmergencyImpersonation impersonate Barrage to keep the kingdom's political enemies at bay]]. [[spoiler:Those closest to Prince Barrage knew immediately that Astro was an impostor but have agreed to keep the façade as well for the same reasons.]]

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* This trope [[DeconstructedTrope deconstructed]] is the premise of ''Manga/{{Barrage}}'': Prince Barrage finds Astro, a boy from the slums who looks and sounds exactly like him, and forces Astro to take his place as prince while Barrage runs off intending to lead a life of hedonism--but Barrage gets assassinated by a sniper as he's leaving and disappears off the rooftops they're on. This effectively forces Astro to [[EmergencyImpersonation impersonate Barrage to keep the kingdom's political enemies at bay]]. [[spoiler:Those closest to Prince Barrage knew immediately that Astro was an impostor but have agreed to keep the façade as well for the same reasons.]] Then it's subverted: [[spoiler:Astro is the true Prince. His ParentalSubstitute and mentor kidnapped him from the palace and replaced him with a doppelganger made of dark power and raised Astro in the slums to spare him the court's manipulations.]]
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* Used in [[{{Vocaloid}} The Story of Evil]] when[[spoiler: [[MeaningfulName Rillianne]], who was a [[GodSaveUsFromTheQueen terrible ruler]] switches places with her servant and [[TwinSwitch twin brother]], Allen. A bit unusual in that this is not the beginning of the plot, but rather the dramatic climax of it and that Allen himself organizes the whole thing to save her from an uprizing. Under the Princess' guise he gets captured and promptly [[OffWithHisHead decapitated]] while the Princess successfully escapes. In a later song Rillianne is shown being burdened with regrets over his death, though, and in the finale she becomes a lowly nun in a monastery, so I guess AnAesop was learned as usual.]]

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* Played with ''VisualNovel/TheRoyalTrap'' - from the beginning, there are rumors that Princess Cassidy is an impostor, and there just happens to be a similarly-pink-haired commoner girl in the cast being treated unusually well by the King and Queen. The whole story is... complicated.
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* In JohnnyTest episode Princess Johnny, Johnny is asked by MenInBlack Black and White to impersonate a missing princess to avert a war. The princess (Who looks like Johnny with lipstick) is found in an arcade; She ran off to 'be a normal kid'.

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* {{Subverted|Trope}} ''[[http://monotremata.tumblr.com/post/47790662772/the-long-awaited-prince-and-the-princess-my The Prince and the Princess]]'', where a prince who wants to be a princess meets a TomboyPrincess, and they attempt to switch lives. Their parents see through the ruse almost immediately.
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* BloomCounty had Opus temporarily switch places with MichaelJackson at his request during MJ's heyday. Suprsingly, none noticed.

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* BloomCounty had Opus temporarily switch places with MichaelJackson at his request during MJ's heyday. Suprsingly, Surprisingly, none noticed.
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* A recent ''Anime/{{Pokemon}}'' episode (pictured above) had Dawn trade places with Princess Salvia - who wanted to participate in a Pokémon contest - who then gave her Togekiss to Dawn to gain experience as she traveled.

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* A recent The ''Anime/{{Pokemon}}'' episode "Dawn of a Royal Day!" (pictured above) had Dawn trade places with Princess Salvia - who wanted to participate in a Pokémon contest - who then gave her Togekiss to Dawn to gain experience as she traveled.
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* A similar plot is used by RobertAHeinlein in ''Literature/DoubleStar'' (although, to be fair, in this novel the duplicate is an actor, who uses his own skill at acting rather than merely accidentally being a body double)

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* A similar plot is used by RobertAHeinlein Creator/RobertAHeinlein in ''Literature/DoubleStar'' (although, to be fair, in this novel the duplicate is an actor, who uses his own skill at acting rather than merely accidentally being a body double)
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* ''Summertime Switch'' is another non-identical version of the plot: an orphaned delinquent and a spoiler rich kid are being sent to a juvenile detention center and a luxury summer camp respectively for the summer. However, since they [[NamesTheSame both have the same name]] (Fred Egan), there is a mix up at the bus terminal and they end up switching places.

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* ''Summertime Switch'' is another non-identical version of the plot: an orphaned delinquent and a spoiler spoiled rich kid are being sent to a juvenile detention center and a luxury summer camp respectively for the summer. However, since they [[NamesTheSame both have the same name]] (Fred Egan), there is a mix up at the bus terminal and they end up switching places.

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