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== [[Western Animation]] ==

* Used on more than one occasion in episodes of ''[[Superfriends]]'' to explain how the latest scheme by [[Lex Luthor]] didn't actually work, since the heroes were being represented by ~~robotic~~ duplicates. [[Fridge Logic|Raises the question]] of why the Legion of Doom doesn't bother with autopsies, or why they throw away their latest superweapon the minute the [[Superfriends]] "appear" to be dead.

* Used on more than one occasion in episodes of ''[[Superfriends]]'' to explain how the latest scheme by [[Lex Luthor]] didn't actually work, since the heroes were being represented by android duplicates. [[Fridge Logic|Raises the question]] of why the Legion of Doom doesn't bother with autopsies, or why they throw away their latest superweapon the minute the [[Superfriends]] "appear" to be dead.

** [[Villain Ball|To be fair, they aren't very bright.]]

* In the first season finale to [[Filmation]]'s ''[[Flash Gordon (animation)|Flash Gordon]]'', Ming appears to die, but the corpse is revealed as a Ming-bot, and the real Ming flies away cackling that he will regain his throne and have revenge. The implication, at least, is that it was the real Ming who had lost a fight with Flash a few minutes earlier, but that he had pulled the switch when he and Flash were briefly separated.

* ''[[Megamind]]''. {{spoiler|In the final battle against Tighten, Megamind rescues Roxanne but is killed—only to be revealed as Minion wearing a holographic disguise.}}