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== Live-action TV Shows ==
* ''[[Buffy the Vampire Slayer]]''
* In ''[[Angel]]'', Jasmine fits this trope: {{spoiler|supposedly a former [[Powers That Be|Power]] who comes from another dimension to spread peace and love, albeit doing a lot of horrific things to allow herself to be incarnated bodily. She also achieves her aims through mind control and eating people.}}▼
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** Also Illyria. The loss of powers was definitely not an intended result in her case.▼
▲* In ''[[Buffy the Vampire Slayer]]'', Anya wasn't exactly a god, but a demon with a great deal of power (granting wishes to scorned women). Then she got trapped in the form of a normal high-school girl.
** Also Glory. In her case the human form was not just a different personality, but a different body and gender that Glory periodically broke out of to assume her own shape and at least some of her powers.
* ''[[Angel]]''
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* In ''[[Star Trek: The Next Generation]]'', Q got demoted to mortal as punishment from the other Qs. Later, the same happened to his son.
* Some Ancients in ''[[Stargate SG-1]]'' would chose to descend from their "[[Ascend to a Higher Plane of Existence|ascended]]" status, forfeiting all of the cosmic enlightenment (and in some cases, the memories) they gained while in that form. Also Daniel.
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