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* ''Franchise/Ben10'':
** ''WesternAnimation/Ben10'': WordOfGod says that Ben's technology-enhancing Galvanic Mechamorph transformation [[BlobMonster Upgrade]] is made of nanites.
** ''WesternAnimation/Ben10UltimateAlien'': Nanomech and the nanochips return from ''Film/Ben10AlienSwarm'', and Gwen even refers to [[spoiler:Elena]] as "the Nanite Queen" once.
** ''WesternAnimation/Ben10'': WordOfGod says that Ben's technology-enhancing Galvanic Mechamorph transformation [[BlobMonster Upgrade]] is made of nanites.
** ''WesternAnimation/Ben10UltimateAlien'': Nanomech and the nanochips return from ''Film/Ben10AlienSwarm'', and Gwen even refers to [[spoiler:Elena]] as "the Nanite Queen" once.
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** In "[[Recap/TeenTitansS3E4Crash Crash]]", a computer virus somehow creates "drones" that are essentially this.
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** In "[[Recap/TeenTitansS3E4Crash Crash]]", [[Recap/TeenTitansS3E4Crash "Crash"]], a computer virus in Cyborg's body somehow creates cell-sized "drones" that are essentially this.spread its influence even to Cyborg's organic parts, physically fighting off Beast Boy and Gizmo when they attempt to get rid of it.
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* ''WesternAnimation/MaxSteel'': Max was just an OrdinaryHighSchoolStudent (actually a college student but okay, i am assuming the troper is referring to the tropes name instead of the grade level) until an accidental injection of {{nanomachines}} gave him super strength and endurance. Gets pretty heavy with it, too, as the show loved to sneak in more complexity than most Saturday morning cartoons get away with; the nanomachines here run on a [[AppliedPhlebotinum unique form of power]] known as "Trans-Phasik Energy" or "T-Juice" -- the flipside being that said energy is [[PlotDrivenBreakdown burned rather quickly in combat]]. The nanites have symbiotic relationship with the protagonist: if they go offline, he dies. Surprisingly not played for a plot point as often as one might think so much as an occasional inconvenience... until the show's ''entire third season'', in which [[spoiler:the government forces the agency to disband after terrorists steal the generator and nearly wipe out the UN with it. It is implied that the main character is living on borrowed time without the full-size power generator, and that he will die in the near future with only the portable model to fall back on. Whenever he powers up, he's burning off said time. [[NiceJobBreakingItHero Nice Job Killing Yourself, Hero?]]]]
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* ''WesternAnimation/MaxSteel'': Max was just an OrdinaryHighSchoolStudent (actually a ordinary college student but okay, i am assuming the troper is referring to the tropes name instead of the grade level) until an accidental injection of {{nanomachines}} nanomachines gave him super strength and endurance. Gets pretty heavy with it, too, as the show loved to sneak in more complexity than most Saturday morning cartoons get away with; the nanomachines here run on a [[AppliedPhlebotinum unique form of power]] known as "Trans-Phasik Energy" or "T-Juice" -- the flipside being that said energy is [[PlotDrivenBreakdown burned rather quickly in combat]]. The nanites have symbiotic relationship with the protagonist: if they go offline, he dies. Surprisingly not played for a plot point as often as one might think so much as an occasional inconvenience... until the show's ''entire third season'', in which [[spoiler:the government forces the agency to disband after terrorists steal the generator and nearly wipe out the UN with it. It is implied that the main character is living on borrowed time without the full-size power generator, and that he will die in the near future with only the portable model to fall back on. Whenever he powers up, he's burning off said time. [[NiceJobBreakingItHero Nice Job Killing Yourself, Hero?]]]]
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* ''WesternAnimation/MaxSteel'': Max was just an OrdinaryHighSchoolStudent until an accidental injection of {{nanomachines}} gave him super strength and endurance. Gets pretty heavy with it, too, as the show loved to sneak in more complexity than most Saturday morning cartoons get away with; the nanomachines here run on a [[AppliedPhlebotinum unique form of power]] known as "Trans-Phasik Energy" or "T-Juice" -- the flipside being that said energy is [[PlotDrivenBreakdown burned rather quickly in combat]]. The nanites have symbiotic relationship with the protagonist: if they go offline, he dies. Surprisingly not played for a plot point as often as one might think so much as an occasional inconvenience... until the show's ''entire third season'', in which [[spoiler:the government forces the agency to disband after terrorists steal the generator and nearly wipe out the UN with it. It is implied that the main character is living on borrowed time without the full-size power generator, and that he will die in the near future with only the portable model to fall back on. Whenever he powers up, he's burning off said time. [[NiceJobBreakingItHero Nice Job Killing Yourself, Hero?]]]]
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* ''WesternAnimation/MaxSteel'': Max was just an OrdinaryHighSchoolStudent (actually a college student but okay, i am assuming the troper is referring to the tropes name instead of the grade level) until an accidental injection of {{nanomachines}} gave him super strength and endurance. Gets pretty heavy with it, too, as the show loved to sneak in more complexity than most Saturday morning cartoons get away with; the nanomachines here run on a [[AppliedPhlebotinum unique form of power]] known as "Trans-Phasik Energy" or "T-Juice" -- the flipside being that said energy is [[PlotDrivenBreakdown burned rather quickly in combat]]. The nanites have symbiotic relationship with the protagonist: if they go offline, he dies. Surprisingly not played for a plot point as often as one might think so much as an occasional inconvenience... until the show's ''entire third season'', in which [[spoiler:the government forces the agency to disband after terrorists steal the generator and nearly wipe out the UN with it. It is implied that the main character is living on borrowed time without the full-size power generator, and that he will die in the near future with only the portable model to fall back on. Whenever he powers up, he's burning off said time. [[NiceJobBreakingItHero Nice Job Killing Yourself, Hero?]]]]
