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* Kid Eternity, from both [[Captain Marvel]] and [[Teen Titans (Comic Book)|Teen Titans]], could say "Eternity" to summon a historical or mythological hero, who would then disappear after a certain amount of time. His archenemy, Master Man, could say "Stygia" to summon a historical or mythological villain, who would then disappear after a certain amount of time.
* Issue #24 of ''Plop!'' contained a story called "The Bella Button Caper", in which the titular character was legislating to ban all comic books forever. In response, the "Great Comic Book Spirit" gave a twelve-year-old called "Comic Book" [[Mc Fiend]] the power to turn into a different DC superhero by saying - what else - "Plop!". After he finally cornered a remorseful Bella, the spirit told her to say "DC", which turned her into a comic book.
* The trope was parodied in issue #23 of the [[Batgirl 2009
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** In the episode where everyone's personalities changed, Tanker and Sydney actually switched phrases.
* [[Kamen Rider|Kamen Riders]] traditionally use "Henshin", though Showa-era Riders would occasionally use variants, such as [[Kamen Rider Stronger]]'s "Henshin Stronger".
** The two ''Kamen Rider'' productions to completely avoid this trope are the [[Deconstruction]] film ''[[Shin Kamen Rider Prologue]]'' (whose protagonist bore more similiarity to [[Incredible Hulk
** [[Kamen Rider X]] said "Setup!" instead of "Henshin!" for most of his series, and switched to "Dai Henshin!" towards the end.
** [[Kamen Rider Amazon]] did not say "Henshin" but rather "'''[[Punctuated for Emphasis|AAAAAAAA-MAAAAAAAAA-ZOOOOONNNNNN!!!]]'''"
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