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** One of the reasons he wants to [[Body Surf]] to begin with is that the more time he spends in the body of the doll, the more human he becomes, so he's effectively undergoing this trope against his will. In the first film he's thrilled with his new body, until he gets shot and realizes that he can still be hurt and even bleed. |
** One of the reasons he wants to [[Body Surf]] to begin with is that the more time he spends in the body of the doll, the more human he becomes, so he's effectively undergoing this trope against his will. In the first film he's thrilled with his new body, until he gets shot and realizes that he can still be hurt and even bleed. |
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* In the movie adaptation of "Adventures of Electronic", the titular robot wants this. In the book he just wanted to overcome the limits of his programming. |
* In the movie adaptation of "Adventures of Electronic", the titular robot wants this. In the book he just wanted to overcome the limits of his programming. |
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* In ''[[Barbie (film)|Barbie]]'', the heroine's desire is to be human. {{spoiler|Her creator eventually grants her wish.}} |
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== Literature == |
== Literature == |
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