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== [[Film]] ==
* Stan Lee is revealed to be a deadpan but hammy version of this in ''[[Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2|Guardians of the Galaxy Volume 2]]''. He's a Watcher Informant in [[The Stinger]], and it's implied that virtually every Stan Lee cameo we saw in the [[Marvel Cinematic Universe]] (and maybe in the three Sony ''Spider-Man'' franchises if we take that as canon) was the Watcher Informant visiting the timeline to report adventures to the Watchers. His last line in the film is, "I've got so many more stories to tell!" Sadly, these cameos would end with Stan Lee's death, though Marvel paid homage to him with a "[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ok3MF36yGLI Thank You Stan]" logo for ''[[Captain Marvel]]''.
* Spider-Ham demonstrates these qualities in the short "[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MY15_rcd-IQ Caught in a Ham]", which takes place canonically 62 minutes before ''[[Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse]]''. Dr. Crawdaddy "pig-naps" him to roast Spider-Ham alive. Spider-Ham manipulates the fourth wall with [[Duck Season! Rabbit Season!]] to escape, and during the [[Scooby-Dooby Doors]] duplicates himself to mess with Dr. Crawdaddy. The short ends with him arguing with the animator about receiving "full-screen treatment", and getting sucked into the main movie's timeline.
== [[Literature]] ==
== [[Live-Action TV]] ==
* ''[[Buffy the Vampire Slayer]]'' had Sweet, the singing demon from "Once More With Feeling". Sweet doesn't duplicate himself but he ''does'' motivate people to sing and dance, to the point where they spontaneously combust if they run out of secrets to belt. While performing for Dawn, he reveals that he gave Emperor Nero a fiddle centuries before the violin was invented, showing an anachronistic side. He does a lot of [[Leaning on the Fourth Wall]] when asking Buffy to sing about how life is beautiful and happy, which she proceeds to do {{spoiler|and reveal that Willow resurrected her from ''Heaven'', not
== [[Music]] ==
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