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** ''[[Sonic Advance]]'' has a Mecha Knuckles as the boss of Angel Island.
** [[Shadow the Hedgehog (video game)|''Shadow the Hedgehog'']] features Shadow Androids as enemies in Iron Jungle and Lava Shelter.
** ''[[Sonic Mania]]'' sees the return of Dangos as well as Metal Sonic. During the first phase of the multi-stage boss fight against him in Stardust Speedway Act 2, Metal Sonic will reprise his tactics from ''Sonic CD'' at first; the second starts
* In the ''Hordes of the Underdark'' module to ''[[Neverwinter Nights]]'', there is a hall of [[Magic Mirror]]s, with most giving the player items and/or various kinds or gold. One of them creates a mirror copy of you that attacks the party, though this is rarely a difficult fight due to only one copy being made. If you ''destroy'' the mirror instead of looking into it, it spawns ''two'' copies of your character, which may possibly be a glitch.
* The "Labyrinth" in ''[[Vindictus]]'' features increasingly powerful doppelgangers as the end bosses on each floor (for a total of 5 encounters).
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* In [[God of War (PS2)|the first ''God of War'']], Kratos is trapped in a psychological void where demonic doppelgangers attack {{spoiler|phantoms of his family - both were created by Ares in an attempt to break the would-be Godslayer,}} forcing him to keep them at bay for as long as possible.
* Spectres from ''[[XCOM 2: War of the Chosen]]'' can use the Shadowbind ability to incapacitate a soldier and spawn a Shadow with the same stats and equipment.
* [[Dig Dug Arrangement]] has purple Taizo-like enemies that can dig around the stage, and will even attempt to inflate and pop the player(s)!
== [[Visual Novel]]s ==
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