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== Comic Books ==
* ''[[X-Men (Comic Book)|X-Men]]'' has an evil alien race called the Brood that fits this trope. They are basically very large insectoids whose queens lay their eggs in sentient beings. The Brood embryos not only transform their victims into Brood, but they also absorb their host's abilities. Thus, if a host has super-powers, that Brood will have them. The X-Men only avoided this fate by freeing the Acanti, a race of [[Space Whale
* A throwaway line in ''[[Buffy the Vampire Slayer|Buffy Season Eight]]'' indicates that a slayer who'd been {{spoiler|impersonating Buffy}} had a ''magical'' version of this implanted in her {{spoiler|by a [[The Fair Folk|creepy fairy]].}}
* ''Hell'' was this trope for Anton Arcane in ''[[Swamp Thing]]''.
* A Future Shock in ''[[2000
** At least it was polite...
* The Grant Morrison comic ''[[The Filth]]'' plays with this trope through the character of a Pornomancer called "Tex Porneau". Porneau uses the black semen(!) of Dutch posthuman
* One story in an issue of the ''[[Futurama]]'' comic had Captain Zap Brannigan really enjoying being treated like a deity by a tribe of insect-like aliens. They catered to his every whim and fed him constantly, leading to a huge weight gain. It turned out he had been pumped full of their larvae and was acting as a living incubator. In the end, {{spoiler|the crew of the Planet Express Ship managed to rescue him and extract the larvae, which looked like brine shrimp. Bender made a stew out of them and served it as dinner. Only Dr. Zoidberg was willing to eat it.}}
== Film ==
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