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[[File:pretty_cure_wings_39.jpg|link=Yes! Pretty Cure 5|frame|Of course [[Magical Girl|Magical Girls]] would have matching wings.]]
 
{{quote|''"Where the hell do Safer Sephiroth's wings come from in [[Final Fantasy VII (Video Game)|Final Fantasy VII]]'s final battle? Jenova? Lifestream? JRPG villain garage sale?"''|''[http://socksmakepeoplesexy.net/index.php?a=ff07 The Rise and Fall of Final Fantasy]''}}
 
If an [[Ridiculously Human Robot|android,]] [[Humongous Mecha]], [[Powered Armor]], [[Mons|Mon]], [[Magic Knight]], [[Magical Girl]], or basically any super powered individual [[Amplifier Artifact|gets a power up]], or starts out ''really'' powerful and [[Power Makeover|wants it to show]], they will have [[Winged Humanoid|wings.]]
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== Anime and Manga ==
* Used in ''[[Kidou Tenshi Angelic Layer]],'' where the most powerful Deus had an Angel that could spontaneously grow wings. {{spoiler|By the end of the series, so could the protagonist - but only in the anime.}}
* In ''[[Mobile Suit Gundam SEED Destiny (Anime)|Gundam SEED Destiny]]'', whenever the titular Gundam pulls out its BFS, its hard not to notice what its "Wings Of Light" (har har) resemble...
** This trope may be also the reason why the most powerful Gundams in Cosmic Era have physical wings in their design. I'm talking about Freedom and Strike Freedom here...
** The Victory 2 from ''[[Mobile Suit Victory Gundam (Anime)|Victory Gundam]]'' was the first one with "Wings of Light", which were actually both practical and far more powerful than the Destiny's.
*** The F99 "[[Super Speed|Recordbreaker]]" Gundams from ''[[Crossbone Gundam]]'' had them a full twenty years earlier than the V2... unfortunately, they fell victim to a [[No Plans, No Prototype, No Backup]] goof by the heroes, hence why it took so long to re-invent them.
** The [[Turn a Gundam (Anime)|Turn a Gundam]] and Turn X have butterfly wings made of nanomachines. {{spoiler|They destroy [[The End of the World Asas We Know It|CIVILIZATIONS.]]}}
** Let's not forget the batwings on [[Mid-Season Upgrade|Deathscythe Hell]]...
** Or the angel wings on [[Mid-Season Upgrade|Wing Zero Custom]] for that matter. Probably inspired by the Victory 2, if you think about it.
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** She also has wings on her Eternal fuku, but these appear to be purely decorative along with her [[Frilly Upgrade]]. Later on, when it's time for the final battle, she grows real wings. Her opponent, Sailor Galaxia, slightly subverts this trope and grows demon wings.
*** In the manga, every soldier can grow wings and [[Batman Can Breathe in Space|fly in space]], apparently. Moon, ChibiChibi, the Starlights, and Kakyuu at least do. I can't remember if the Sol senshi do at any point.
* ''[[Tenchi Muyo!]]'', where Tenchi and Juraian warships have the Light Hawk Wings.
* In the ''[[Trigun]]'' anime finale, {{spoiler|Vash's and Knives' [[BFG|Angel]] [[Wave Motion Gun|Arms]] are unleashed to the maximum level,}} and spontaneously sprout wings.
** The manga goes [[One-Winged Angel|way way way way way way way way way way way way]] [[Overly Long Gag|waaaaaaaaaaaaaaay]] further.
* In the first ''[[Yes! PrecurePretty Cure 5|Yes! Precure 5]]'' movie, the team becomes Super Precure 5 and grows butterfly wings. In the second, the leader becomes Shining Cure Dream, with feathery wings.
** The movies of other series tend to give wings to the mains for their [[Super Mode]].
* The Divine Cloths of the Saints in ''[[Saint Seiya]]'' are more powerful and winged versions of their normal armours.
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* The protagonist of ''[[Clover]]'' deploys an [[Arm Cannon]] from his [[Artificial Limbs|prosthetic arm]] at the end of the story. It has wings for no particular reason.
* When {{spoiler|Griffith}} becomes a Godhand at the end of ''[[Berserk]]'', he takes on a rather sleek demonic form with batlike [[Cape Wings]] known as Femto.
* When [[Air Gear (Manga)|Minami Ikki]] discovers the wing road and later on the storm road, his motif is often depicted as a set of wings. He can also literally summon a pair of wings from his Air Treks whenever he enters the Wing road.
* The ''[[Samurai Pizza Cats]]'' had a [[Mid-Season Upgrade]] that were robot bird booster packs, which granted them flight capability and some increase in power.
* All spirits in the world of ''[[Shinkyoku Soukai Polyphonica]]'' have wings by default; the more they have, the more powerful they are. A great majority of them are two-winged, but one of the most powerful, Corti, has six.
* Both Ameri and Yumina receive wings during the course of events in ''[[Tayutama]]''. Yumina's wings are angelic and golden, so they're clearly good. Ameri's are dragonlike and black, so they are clearly bad.
* Nodoka of ''[[Saki (Mangamanga)|Saki]]'', when she's channeling the Nodocchi personality that allowed her to become the top online [[Mahjong]] player, will be depicted as sprouting wings from her back.
* It's probably easier to name the ''[[Digimon]]'' who ''don't'' get wings (or at least some form of flight) as they reach their highest levels of power.
* Rider in ''[[Fate/stay Stay Nightnight]]'' when using her Noble Phantasm. The wings in this case are in the form of Pegasus, hence her class name.
* Setsuna's pactio card in ''[[Negima Second Season]]'' gives her large, beautiful white wings with which to fly around slicing the monster of the week. Does not apply in [[Mahou Sensei Negima|the main series/manga]], as she ({{spoiler|as a half-demon}}) has the power to pull out from the beginning but largely does just fine without them.
* The Crusniks in ''[[Trinity Blood]]'' sprout wings in their more powerful forms.
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** Hiro grows a pair of wings made of light while holding Excalibur.
** Gopher's own grigori soul allows him to grow wings (though not physical ones) to fly, but unlike Maka's they are black which she puts down to magic, presumably Noah's influence. The fact he does not need a Weapon to use his 'soul wings' to fly may indicate Maka will be able to do the same at some point.
* The Fly card in ''[[Cardcaptor Sakura (Manga)|Cardcaptor Sakura]]'' initially causes wings to grow on Sakura's sealing staff, which she then can ride like a broom. But early in the Sakura Card arc, {{spoiler|she changes the card to instead grow wings on her back, letting her fly alone and leaving the staff free to be used with the Sword card.}} [[Mentor Mascot|Kero]] is completely astonished that she was capable of this.
* ''[[Violinist of Hameln]]'': {{spoiler|Hamel sprouts wings while delivering the final blow to Kestra. It was the first time his angel blood showed.}} The wings disappear soon after.
* In [[Pokémon (Animeanime)|Pokémon]] during the [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FCp3LXNjFIg&feature=related Sinnoh Grand Festival] where Zoey battles Nando. Mismagius used Psywave to give Leafeon an ''awesome'' set of ''[[Power Glows|glowing]]'' [[Hard Light]] wings.
* ''[[Armitage III]]'': The upgrade that {{spoiler|Armitage}} receives at the end of the OVA plays with this, as the wings (and the subsequent mobility they provide) is half of the upgrade. Even {{spoiler|Armitage}} [[Lampshade Hanging|finds them to be a little pretentious]].
{{quote| "It's a little too ''angelic'' for my taste."}}
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* All Tennyo, save for Akira and Ryo, in ''[[Rakugo Tennyo Oyui]]'', have a pair of glowing wings on the back of their magical girl outfits.
* Both {{spoiler|Arika}} and {{spoiler|Nina}}of "[[Mai-Otome]]" grow wings during their final battle.
* ''[[Puella Magi Madoka Magica]]'': {{spoiler|The eponymous character}} gets a pair of wings in her [[Ascend to Aa Higher Plane of Existence|Goddess form]]. {{spoiler|Later, Homura inherit this power. At an unspecified time in the future, her wings turns into [[The Stinger|disturbing black tattered wings-thingie]].}}
* In ''[[Saint Beast]]'', all angels have wings, but most [[Wings Do Nothing|can't use them]]. Among the characters that can, however, are Rey, who gets functional wings bestowed on him at the Day of Benediction ceremony as mediated sort of power-up, and Luca {{spoiler|an [[Amnesiac God]]}}, whose wings appear under duress.
* In [[Gao Gai GarGaoGaiGar]], both J-Der and King J-Der have a utility called Plasma Wing. It basically gives the mecha 10 peacock-tailfeather-shaped wings, that allow them to travel much faster, and are fueled by [[Determinator|raw determination]]. King J-Der only uses its Plasma Wings once, however, as part of its special attack, J-Phoenix, where it sets itself on fire and rams the enemy.
** It can be argued that this also applies with the Genesic Machines. While both [[Gao Gai GarGaoGaiGar]] and [[Gao Figh Gar]] had wings in the form of [[Stealth Gao]], Genesic [[Gao Gai GarGaoGaiGar]] also gets a set of wings, that are actually alive and sentient, in the form of [[Gadget Gao]]. More along the lines of [[Rule of Cool]], as the wings aren't big enough to lift the mech, yet it still works.
* In ''[[Hyper Speed Gran DollGranDoll]]'', Hikaru's final power-up, Gran Master, comes with wings.
* ''[[Saint Seiya]]'': The God Cloths all came with these.
* The Thriller Bark arc of ''[[One Piece]]'' had Robin showcasing a power where she can use her Hana Hana abilities to makes wings. The downside is that she can only stay in the air for five seconds. The wings are made of body parts after all.
* ''[[Parallel Trouble Adventure Dual (Anime)|Dual: Parallel Trouble Adventure'']]. During the final battle, after the limiter is removed, Zinv gets Lighthawk Wings and [[They Live (Film)|runs out of bubble gum.]]
* ''[[Prétear]]'', Pretear's final form White Pretear has huge translucent butterfly wings.
 
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*** {{spoiler|All demons have angel wings, the only difference being that demons typically keep theirs cleaner.}}
* Kerry Ellison, in the [[Whateley Universe]]. Well, her codename ''is'' Seraphim, so it's not exactly a big surprise. Slightly subverted in that the first time she manifests her angelic wings she flaps around and can't fly straight until she gets used to them..
* In [[James Swallow]]'s ''[[Warhammer 40000]]'' novel ''[[Blood Angels (Literature)|Deus Encarmine'' and ''Deus Sanguinius'']], Arkio grows wings -- although in this case, it also makes him look like their primarch reborn, as Sanguinius had wings. {{spoiler|Later, after the Chaos taint that had made Arkio like that was revealed, Rafen fights the demon behind it. For a moment, while wielding the power of the Spear of Telesto, he takes on the appearance of Sanguinius, complete with wings.}}
** In ''[[GauntsGaunt's Ghosts|Sabbat Martyr]]'', the eponymous Saint{{spoiler|'s reincarnation}} is shown charging into battle with giant, [[Power Glows|glowing]], ethereal green wings. They don't appear to be functional, but they form the shape of the Imperial Aquila, serving as a sort of battle standard. They get ''even bigger'' when she {{spoiler|kills Enok Innokenti}}, too.
* In ''[[Accel World (Light Novel)|Accel World]]'', {{spoiler|Haruyuki's Avatar Silver Crow is the first Flying Avatar in the Accel World. His "basic" moves -- punch and kick -- are actually special moves -- ''flying punch'' and ''flying kick''.}}
 
 
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== Video Games ==
* In ''[[Star Ocean Till the End of Time (Video Game)|Star Ocean Till the End of Time]]'' when Fayt manifests his power of Destruction and blows up a Vendeeni battleship, he temporarily grows white, glowing wings for no readily apparent reason. He also has them when he uses his "Ethereal Blast" attack.
* In ''[[Xenogears (Video Game)|Xenogears]]'', the Red Gear piloted by Id has wings of green light, with yellow feathery projections. They become more brilliant as the engine coil warms up.
** The Omnigears, augmented versions of the heroes' typical Gears, all have wings.
** And of course, the Xenogears itself, which is just the evolved form of Id's Red Gear.
** [[All There in the Manual|The explanation]] is that the wings are really just the superheated exhaust coming from the gear.
* ''[[Final Fantasy]]'' likes this trope. There's a reason it's the [[Trope Namer]] for [[One-Winged Angel]].
** [[Final Fantasy VI (Video Game)|Kefka]] grows six wings for his final battle: two black, leathery bat/demon wings, two darkly feathered wings that seem like a mix of demonic and angelic wings, and two white, feathery angel wings.
*** That's just his Dissidia model. In FFVI, he had 4 golden wings.
** [[Final Fantasy VII (Video Game)|Sephiroth:]] Six wings. He may have [[One-Winged Angel|one extra]], but he still counts.
*** In other Compilation entries, Sephiroth has 1 black wing on his right, Genesis has a bigger black wing on his left, & Angeal has 2 white wings on his right.
** Rinoa's "Angel Wing" [[Limit Break]] in ''[[Final Fantasy VIII (Video Game)|Final Fantasy VIII]]'', which provides her with [[Exactly What It Says Onon the Tin|exactly what it says]] and a heightened magical power. It should also be noted that Rinoa is {{spoiler|a Sorceress}}, and of the three besides Rinoa seen in the game, two of them also have wings, and the third one has two strips of fabric extending from her back that kinda look like wings.
** Two decorative wings on Eiko's back grow to more realistic proportions during her [[Limit Break]].
** Seymour in ''[[Final Fantasy X (Video Game)|Final Fantasy X]]'' sprouts wings as he grows in power during the course of the game. {{spoiler|Jecht}} sprouts wings in the second part of the final battle.
** In ''[[Final Fantasy XII (Video Game)|Final Fantasy XII]]'', when Vayne goes [[One-Winged Angel]] in the final battle, he turns into a mechanical version of the iconic summon Bahamut, complete with giant steel wings.
** {{spoiler|Cid Raines}} sprouts wings when {{spoiler|he becomes a Cie'th Corpse}} in ''[[Final Fantasy XIII (Video Game)|Final Fantasy XIII]]''.
* Angels in ''[[Tales of Symphonia (Video Game)|Tales of Symphonia]]''. Also renegade angels. And Colette, when she was ''turning into'' an angel. And {{spoiler|Lloyd}} near the end, because he's just that much of [[The Messiah|a messiah]].
* Some ''[[Pokémon]]'' gain wings and the Flying type upon reaching their last evolution. Notably Charizard, Dragonite and Salamence.
** Also many Bug types--Beautifly, Butterfree, Mothim, Masquerain, ect...unfortunately, aside from maybe Masquerain, none of these are particularly powerful like the examples mentioned above. Generation five did give us Larvesta, a bug who you could equate with power causing wing growth but it is not a flying type. It does learn many flying moves after evolution though.
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** Similarly, Deino from [[Pokémon Black and White|Black and White]] gains a pair of wings upon evolving into a Zweilous. However, a Zweilous can't use its wings for flying until it becomes a Hydreigon where it has six wings and levitate as its ability.
* ''[[Achaea]]'' characters have the option of transforming into a dragon on reaching level 99. Wings, talons and [[Incendiary Exponent|really bad breath]] included.
* Mario in ''[[Super Mario 64 (Video Game)|Super Mario 64]]'' has the Wing cap, which has little wings on it. The power part comes at the end after beating the last boss. When Bowser is defeated he drops the last [[Plot Coupons|Power Star]], and upon picking it the Wing cap appears automatically on Mario.
* Yoshi's final smash in ''[[Super Smash Bros]] Brawl'' mostly revolves around him growing wings and just going nuts on the other characters. This is based off a pair of power ups from ''[[Super Mario Bros.|Super Mario World]]'', one of which is called "Yoshi's Wings".
** So does Tabuu's {{spoiler|[[One-Hit Kill|Off Waves]].}}
* In ''[[Valkyrie Profile]]'', the animation for Valkyrie's super attack includes luminescent wings sprouting from her back.
** Continued in ''[[Valkyrie Profile Silmeria]]'' for all three valkyries. Alicia starts doing this when her super attack upgrades. Finally, there's {{spoiler|the one true valkyrie, who sprouts SIX wings in her version of Nibelung Valesti. One set for each vakyrie.}}
* Princess Sprites, Ran's powered-up older self in ''[[Twinkle Star Sprites]]'', has pixie wings. Possibly justified, since Ran's mother Memory also has wings.
* The [[Multiple Endings|Bad Ending]] of ''[[Disgaea 2 Cursed Memories]]'' has {{spoiler|Adell grow a pair of huge black wings after he's possessed by Overlord Xenon.}}
* Ernst in ''[[Ys (Video Game)|Ys]]: The Ark of Napishtim'' grows black feathery wings. Considering his goal was to gain the power of the '''Winged''' Gods, this should hardly be surprising. Also from the same game {{spoiler|Adol Cristin}} temporarily sprouts white feathered wings.
** Where does Adol himself sprout wings? Don't remember that.
* A minor example in ''[[Final Fantasy XI (Video Game)|Final Fantasy XI]]'', Valaineral R Davilles has a unique AoE [[Limit Break|Weapon Skill]] where he temporarily grows wings of light before slamming the ground and making [[Pillar of Light|pillars of light]] come out of the ground.
* ''[[World of Warcraft]]'' has a Paladin ability, Avenging Wrath, that temporarily boosts all damage and causes the user to sprout a halo and golden wings of light.
** With the new expansion it now boosts damage and healing.
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* ''[[Guild Wars]]'' Paragons have an ability that has them momentarily grow wings of light before setting their next target on fire.
* Inverted in ''[[Atelier Iris]]'', where Lita occasionally sprouts wings, but only when in a greatly ''weakened'' state.
* Reapers in ''[[The World Ends With You (Video Game)|The World Ends With You]]'' have black skeletal-like wings, although Reapers can hide their wings to blend in with other people (their [[Impossibly Cool Clothes]] don't give them away... this is Shibuya, after all).
* ''[[Castlevania Dawn of Sorrow]]'''s Soma Cruz, while utilizing the soul of a flying humanoid, will sprout huge wings, twice his own size. The extent of this newfound wingspan is making him smarter and luckier.
* ''[[Touhou (Video Game)|Touhou]]'' has several straight examples and variations:
** Fujiwara no Mokou has [[Hot Wings|phoenix wings]] symbolizing her [[Immortality]].
** Yuyuko Saigyouji has a giant fan.
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** To clarify: nearly everyone in this world is a [[Winged Humanoid]] who can make said wings appear or disappear at will. They summon these wings in battle, mostly just [[Rule of Cool|because it looks awesome.]] {{spoiler|The wings disappear at the end when [[The Magic Goes Away]].}}
** Played straight at one point in the first game. {{spoiler|After Kalas' [[Face Heel Turn]], he grows a second wing when he's infused with Malpercio's power. When he rejects Malpercio later, he ''[[Crowning Moment of Awesome|rips the wing out of its socket]]''.}}
* Invoked in ''[[Arc the Lad Twilight of Thethe Spirits]]'', but as a [[Zig -Zagging Trope]]. Kharg gains the ability to learn magic early in the game, but doesn't know why; when it's revealed later in the game that his magic is a result of his [[Half-Human Hybrid|Half-Deimos lineage]], the shock causes him to grow a pair of wings, which he rips from his back in disgust, so he's both a justified case and an avertion. His brother Darc is an inversion; he begins the game with wings and spellcasting abilities, but shortly after his wings are torn off, he finds a human sword and decides to incorporate human martial arts into his fighting style.
* P-Wings in ''[[Super Mario Bros 3 (Video Game)|Super Mario Bros 3]]''. Or is that Wings Give You Power (of [[Flight]])?
* Pit in ''[[Kid Icarus]]'' starts out with rudimentary wings, by the time he acquires all the [[Mac Guffins]], he has fully functional wings.
* {{spoiler|Lumine's}} second form in ''[[Mega Man X]] 8'' grows wings.
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** Also Master Albert in ''[[Mega Man ZX]]''.
* ''[[Super Robot Wars 64]]'' has the Simurgh Splendid, created from the combination of the Simurgh and the Elblus.
* In [[Street Fighter III (Video Game)|Street Fighter III]] : Third Strike, Gill has a screen-filling super (called "Ascencion" or "Seraphic Wing" depending on who you listen to) during which he briefly is shown with three pairs of wings. Not surprisingly, this is the most universally loathed super in the game.
* ''Really'' powerful machines in Siter Skain's ''[[The Tale of Alltynex]]'' get energy wings when using their full powers. This includes the player's ship at one point.
** These games are also largely responsible for the same style of wings appearing all over the place in ''[[Fraxy]]'', after Eboshidori made several Siter Skain-inspired bosses.
* Angels in ''[[Diablo]]'' have wings made of energy tentacles.
* In ''[[Champions Online (Video Game)|Champions Online]]'', one of the Celestial powers (I want to say Ascension) is a short-duration buff that, amongst other things, gives the player wings of glowing energy and the ability to fly briefly.
* A sufficiently powerful character in ''[[Fable III (Video Game)|Fable III]]'' will gain a luminous, transparent pair of wings, which show up when an attack is charging.
* In ''[[Legend of Dragoon]]'', those who gain the power of a dragon and become a Dragoon grow wings when they [[Transformation Sequence|transform]]. Though these can't be used to fly except in [[Cutscene Power to Thethe Max|cutscenes]].
* Kahu in [[Jade Cocoon]] 2 gets a pair of wings when Elrihm the Forest God declares him [[The Chosen One]] {{spoiler|and sends him to do battle with Levant and Lilith}}.
* ''[[Galaxy Angel (Videovideo Gamegame)|Galaxy Angel]]'' the emblem frames gain wings when the Halo system (based on the pilot's emotional state) reaches 100%. This gives them a huge boost of power.
* Peach's mega strike in [[Mario Strikers|Super Mario Strikers Charged]] involves her leaping into the air, growing a set of ''[[Pure Energy|ener]][[Hard Light|gy]]'' wings and then kicking the ball
* In [[DantesDante's Inferno (Videovideo Gamegame)|Dantes Inferno]], Dante can activate an ability called "Holy armour", which gives him invincibility and health regeneration over thirty seconds, giving him two wing-shaped beam things on his shoulder blades.
** They don't do anything, really, but some theories think that either the wings themselves are what give Dante his protection from Hellspawn, or they act as vents to prevent Dante from blowing up from the sheer Holy power.
 
 
== Webcomics ==
* In [[Devil Bear (Webcomic)|Devil Bear]], the Daivas have wings made entirely out of (infrared?) [http://www.thedevilbear.com/?p=121 light.]
* In ''[[Problem Sleuth]]'', using Sepulchritude at the start of chapter 22 grants the titular character huge white wings. This, combined with the [[Infinity+1 Sword|Tectrixcalibur]], makes for [[Crowning Moment of Awesome|all sorts of epicness.]]
* ''[[Homestuck]]'': In the kids' session, anyone who uses the [[Ring of Power|Rings Of Power]] of Prospit and Derse - that is to say, currently only [[Big Bad|Jack Noir]] {{spoiler|and PM}} - gains enormous crow wings; [[Justified Trope|justified]] in that it [[Ninja Pirate Zombie Robot|gives him the traits of any objects that have been "prototyped" into the players']] [[Spirit Advisor]], one of which was a deceased crow. The same was the case in the trolls' session, as they prototyped at least two creatures with wings - Terezi's dragon and Kanaya's mother grub.
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* [http://www.bobandgeorge.com/archives/050807 X] in [[Bob and George]]
* In [[Goblins]], Maglubiyet the Goblin deity marks his chosen ones with wings at birth, and each is destined to become a great leader amongst the Goblins; Duv the White Terror, leader of the Viper clan, currently holds that honour.
* In ''[[El Goonish Shive (Webcomic)|El Goonish Shive]]'', the most powerful spell {{spoiler|Nanase}} got is [[Flying Brick]] "angel form" giving pearly coating and two pairs of wings. In flight they at best add maneuverability, but apparently are [[Made of Iron|near-unbreakable]] and at least the tail pair is [[Feather Fingers|prehensile]].
* In [[Alien Dice]], Lexx gains wings after leveling up. One of them is immediately bitten off by a giant alien monster. Disappointing, but this did save him from being eaten completely.
 
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** Optimus Primal also got wings after carrying Optimus Prime's spark for a few hours. He had to transform into a plane to use the wings, but still...The new modifications remained even after he gave the spark back to Prime.
** Cheetor in his Transmetal body could count. His flight mode wings had jets on the ends of them.
** On one occasion, [[Beast Wars (Animation)|Megatron]] got wings as part of a power up. They were somewhat overshadowed by him getting the ability to turn into a dragon at the time, though.
 
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