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* [[Fantastic Four]]: By accident, though.
* One of the origin stories from ''[[Batman]]'''s Mr Freeze had him experimenting cryogeny on this ill wife to keep her alive until a cure was found of her illness. It could have worked, if not for outer influence.
* Timberwolf of [[DC Comics]] [[Legion of Super-Heroes (
* Mimic, an early [[X-Men]] villain got his powers either [[Multiple Choice Past|a.) his father experimenting on him to develop superpowers or b.) his father experimenting on him to activate his mutant powers.]]
* [[Vandal Savage]], an immortal cro-magnon, sires children so that he can later harvest their organs. He's immortal, but not invincible.
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* The remake of ''[[Resident Evil]]'' added Lisa Trevor. Her father George Trevor was the architect who designed the Arklay mansion. When he discovers the mansion true purpose he is killed by Spencer and kidnaps his wife and daughter to be used as guinea pigs for Umbrella's viral experiments
* Heinrich von Raitenau in ''[[Trauma Center]]: Under The Knife 2'' uses his own children as Sinners: Living incubators for the man-made pathogen GUILT.
* Played with in ''[[Star Ocean: Till the End of Time]]''. Fayt and Maria were experimented on by their parents and subsequently given [[Reality Warper|reality bending superpowers]]. Their parents are not malicious in nature however, as they were trying to give them the abilities to save the universe from being destroyed. They also explicitly state that they used their own children as they felt it would be wrong to ask another person's child to shoulder their sins.
* [[Complete Monster|Relius Clover]] from [[Blaz Blue]] turned his daughter into a mechanical super weapon and then used the data to turn his wife into an even more powerful machine.
* [[Portal (series)|Aperture Science]] eventually resorted to using its own employees as test subjects, not because of any malicious intent, but simply because its star had fallen so low that it was barely hovering above sea level. And this was ''after'' a period where they used homeless people off the street.
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