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** {{spoiler|Bloodbending, supposedly the ultimate technique of waterbending, which involves moving around the blood in a living body and making that body do whatever you want it to do. [[Nightmare Fuel]], much?}} Note that it's not dangerous, but it ''does'' fit the immoral aspect.
* In ''[[WITCH (animation)|WITCH]]'', the [[Elemental Powers|Guardians]] can choose to transform into living embodiements of their elements, giving them [[Physical God]] levels of power- at the risk of losing their personalities and humanity, and being left open to mental domination from outside forces, such as [[Big Bad]] Nerissa. {{spoiler|Fortunately, the one time they do this, they manage to come back- barely}}.
* ''[[Re BootReBoot]]'': Bob's fusion with Glitch is viewed as doing the unthinkable by Daemon's adviser, and Bob was fully aware that overusing his new Glitch powers would kill him. Bob comes very close to death when Daemon infects and forces him to overuse his powers to create portals. Bob does imply that the fusion would have been much less dangerous had Glitch not been damaged at the time (which is what necessitated the merger in the first place), however.
* [[Transformers]] examples:
** In ''[[Transformers Generation 1]]'', Elita One turned out to have the power to {{spoiler|[[Time Master|freeze time]]}}, but as Alpha Trion had warned her, using it drained her [[Life Energy]] to a near-fatal level.
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