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** Doctor Octopus sometimes showed signs of this in his career. There were times when his original, timid, benevolent personality of Otto Octavius would resurface, but his evil Doctor Octopus persona would always return. In the movie ''[[Spider-Man (film)|Spider-Man 2]]'' this Trope seemed to apply even more.
* Grant Morrison's run on ''[[Doom Patrol]]'' featured, among other characters, Kay Challis, also known as Crazy Jane, who had no less than sixty-four separate personalities, each with its own name and function, and after a "gene-bomb" was detonated during an alien invasion of Earth, [[Disability Superpower|each with its own superhuman ability]].
** Alyosha Kravinoff (son of Spidey's old enemy Kraven the Hunter), possibly. Sometimes he is a savage berserker who seems more beast than human, who has an unkempt beard and a ragged and dirty version of his father's costume; other times he is an [[Affably Evil]] socialite and lady's man who is clean shaven and wears a casual - yet expensive - suit.
* Triplicate Girl/Triad from the ''[[Legion of Super-Heroes]]'' tends to show signs of this trope when she [[Doppelganger Spin|splits apart]]. The version of her in the Post-''[[Zero Hour]] [[Crisis Crossover|Hour]]'' reboot was explicitly written as having [[The Three Faces of Eve|three distinct personalities]] when split—which was considered a mental illness on her [[Planet of Hats|homeworld]], although her grandmother insisted it was natural, and suppressing the different aspects was what was unhealthy.
** Then again, arguing with yourself is considered pretty nutty on this planet, too.
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