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* [[Elfen Lied]]: Oh god, Number 28 ... |
* [[Elfen Lied]]: Oh god, Number 28 ... |
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* In the ''[[Lupin III]]'' movie ''Secret of Mamo'', {{spoiler|it turns out the movie's main villain was a gigantic version of this trope all along, and all the "clones" of him running around were all controlled with microchips in their brains that were wirelessly connected to him.}} |
* In the ''[[Lupin III]]'' movie ''Secret of Mamo'', {{spoiler|it turns out the movie's main villain was a gigantic version of this trope all along, and all the "clones" of him running around were all controlled with microchips in their brains that were wirelessly connected to him.}} |
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* {{spoiler|Teitoku Kakine}} of ''[[ |
* {{spoiler|Teitoku Kakine}} of ''[[A Certain Magical Index]]'' has been reduced to this after Accelerator horribly dismembers him. It's also forced to create a constant stream of {{spoiler|Dark Matter}} for the use of Academy City's soldiers. |
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* In ''[[Bleach]]'', Aaroniero Arrurerie's true form is that he has a glass jar where his head is supposed to be, filled with a blood-like substance and contains two Hollow-mask heads. |
* In ''[[Bleach]]'', Aaroniero Arrurerie's true form is that he has a glass jar where his head is supposed to be, filled with a blood-like substance and contains two Hollow-mask heads. |
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