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== Western Animation == |
== Western Animation == |
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* Happen in the [[Rocko's Modern Life]] episode "Yarn Benders" where the Old Lady Giant removes her teeth and instead of her toothless mouth talking her teeth (which are just Gums and Teeth) move and talk instead. |
* Happen in the [[Rocko's Modern Life]] episode "Yarn Benders" where the Old Lady Giant removes her teeth and instead of her toothless mouth talking her teeth (which are just Gums and Teeth) move and talk instead. |
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** Another episode had Rocko's tooth turn into a mutant giant due to Filbert's attempts to be a dentist. |
** Another episode had Rocko's tooth turn into a mutant giant due to Filbert's attempts to be a dentist. |
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* Stopping at a diner in Florida while searching for his escaped gargoyle Pazuzu, Professor Farnsworth uses a remote control on his detachable teeth to help chew his food. Said teeth develops a taste for blood after biting Fry, culminating in it flying around the room biting people while Farnsworth slurps his slop through a straw obliviously. |
* Stopping at a diner in Florida while searching for his escaped gargoyle Pazuzu, Professor Farnsworth uses a remote control on his detachable teeth to help chew his food. Said teeth develops a taste for blood after biting Fry, culminating in it flying around the room biting people while Farnsworth slurps his slop through a straw obliviously. |
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== Films == |
== Films == |
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* In ''[[Son of the Mask]]'' Dr. Arthur Neuman has his face removed from his head by Loki. |
* In ''[[Son of the Mask]]'' Dr. Arthur Neuman has his face removed from his head by Loki. |
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* Barbara from ''[[Beetlejuice]]'' removes her face to scare the living folk out of their house. This portion of the trope is played in a particularly gruesome manner. |
* Barbara from ''[[Beetlejuice]]'' removes her face to scare the living folk out of their house. This portion of the trope is played in a particularly gruesome manner. |
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== Live Action TV == |
== Live Action TV == |
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* Happens to Spongebob in the episode "Squids on Strike" the second time Squidward pulls off his face by pulling him away from the window. |
* Happens to Spongebob in the episode "Squids on Strike" the second time Squidward pulls off his face by pulling him away from the window. |
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* Ren's Face gets ripped off by a baboon and thrown into a tree in the episode "Travelogue" with his face reattached not long after. |
* Ren's Face gets ripped off by a baboon and thrown into a tree in the episode "Travelogue" with his face reattached not long after. |
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* [[CatDog]] has cat lose his face in the episode that [[Canon Discontinuity|probably never happened called]] "Movin' On Up". |
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== Anime & Manga == |
== Anime & Manga == |
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* Migi from [[Parasyte]] by Hitoshi Iwaaki partly qualifies, being a shapeshifting symbiote occupying and taking the form of Shinichi's hand. Beside the ability to morph itself into various weapons like its more parasitic kind, it is also able to separate from his host's body for a short time, as it did when it tried to hunt down a human who saw it's true form (before Shinichi convinced it to stop). |
* Migi from [[Parasyte]] by Hitoshi Iwaaki partly qualifies, being a shapeshifting symbiote occupying and taking the form of Shinichi's hand. Beside the ability to morph itself into various weapons like its more parasitic kind, it is also able to separate from his host's body for a short time, as it did when it tried to hunt down a human who saw it's true form (before Shinichi convinced it to stop). |
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== Web Original == |
== Web Original == |
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== Film == |
== Film == |
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* The 1999 movie [[Idle Hands]] had a teenager whose forced to cut off his right hand after it becomes possessed by an evil spirit and goes on a killing spree. |
* The 1999 movie [[Idle Hands]] had a teenager whose forced to cut off his right hand after it becomes possessed by an evil spirit and goes on a killing spree. |
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* The second half of the 1997 dual horror anthology [[Quicksilver Highway]] had a man whose hands tried to foment a rebellion, based on Clive Barker's short story "The Body Politic". |
* The second half of the 1997 dual horror anthology [[Quicksilver Highway]] had a man whose hands tried to foment a rebellion, based on Clive Barker's short story "The Body Politic". |
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* The 1988 movie ''[[Waxwork (film)|Waxwork]]'' had an exhibit filled with wax monsters and famous psychopaths come to life with the souls of 18 victims. After the heroes manage to escape exhibit with the wax effigies burned inside, they begin to walk home, not noticing that a hand from the Zombie display scuttling away from the rubble. |
* The 1988 movie ''[[Waxwork (film)|Waxwork]]'' had an exhibit filled with wax monsters and famous psychopaths come to life with the souls of 18 victims. After the heroes manage to escape exhibit with the wax effigies burned inside, they begin to walk home, not noticing that a hand from the Zombie display scuttling away from the rubble. |
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* [[The Iron Giant]]: The titular [[Nigh Invulnerable]] giant is able to detach and reattach his mobile limbs, including his hand, which causes a bit of trouble around the house for [[Kid Hero]] Hogarth who tries to hide it from his mother. |
* [[The Iron Giant]]: The titular [[Nigh Invulnerable]] giant is able to detach and reattach his mobile limbs, including his hand, which causes a bit of trouble around the house for [[Kid Hero]] Hogarth who tries to hide it from his mother. |
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== Web Original == |
== Web Original == |
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* [[Dungeons and Dragons]] had "Crawling Claws", which were severed hands of various creatures animated by necromancy. When not receiving orders, they overwhelm their foes in groups. |
* [[Dungeons and Dragons]] had "Crawling Claws", which were severed hands of various creatures animated by necromancy. When not receiving orders, they overwhelm their foes in groups. |
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=== Arms === |
=== Arms === |
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