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== Comic Books ==

** The Catwoman of Earth-Two, an alternate universe in ''[[The DCU]]'', also turned over a new leaf when she recovered from Amnesia. [[Amnesiac Dissonance|Horrified]] she was willing to go to jail for the crimes she had committed. When [[Batman]] sprung her from jail to help him, she [[Retcon|revealed]] that she had lied; she had actually chosen to be a villain and then chosen to reform because she realized that it was her only chance for a normal life (whereupon they fell in love, got married, and had a daughter, Huntress).

** The Riddler also performed a Heel Face Turn, but this too was prompted by amnesia (in Riddler's case, induced by a blow to the head). Additional trauma (from a bomb blast) later returns Riddler to the rogues' gallery.

* The Arbiter in ''[[Halo 2]]'' initially works against the humans to atone himself in the eyes of the Covenant Prophets. When the AI 343 Guilty Spark reveals to him the truth about the Great Journey they want to bring about, namely that it will destroy all life on a galactic scale, he reluctantly sides with the humans.

** By the end of the trilogy, though, he's an eager ally. The rest of the Elites...eh, not so much.

** Rawk Hawk in the same game (In the Wrestling sense as well)

** {{spoiler|Count Bleck, O'Chunks, Mimi, and Nastasia}} in ''[[Super Paper Mario]]''.