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People who live in a world much like ours where they are just [[Ordinary High School Student|average]] with nothing supernatural or extraordinary. While [[Otherworld Tropes|in another world]], they have superpowers or certain items with powers, and when coming back to their world, their powers are usually inaccessible. The setting usually has two worlds that people can go from one to another, such as a portal, teleportation, a mystical artifact, or other means.
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* Yumeji, from ''[[Dream Eater Merry]]'', has an ability called Lucid Gear that can only be used in a Daydream. {{spoiler|Later on, he then becomes able to use his power in reality until he has to face Dream Demons summoned by Rem in the real world.}}
* Played with in the manga ''Isekai Ojisan'': when the titular character was dragged to a fantasy world, he didn't have any special powers there, but he was able to learn the local magic. Then he is returned to the modern world 17 years later, he still has the knowledge and can use magic.
* ''[[El-Hazard: The Magnificent World]]'', one of the earlier Isekai licensed for release in North America, has four people gain powers when they are transported from earth to El-Hazard. (Which powers they get depends on which continuity they are in.) At the end, at least one of the people returns to Earth.
== [[Comic Books]] ==
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