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Line 17: == Anime and Manga == * In the manga ''[[Wolf Guy Wolfen Crest\|Wolf Guy]]'', Akira gives blood to Chiba after Hadou nearly kills him, and Chiba is healed by it and becomes a ~~werewolf--and~~werewolf—and crazy, with the ability to change at will into some mutated-looking wolf-beast, unlike Akira's transformation. So, not a completely identical transference of abilities, but Akira didn't realize his powers would transfer at all. * In ''[[Futaba-Kun Change!\|Futaba Kun Change]]'' Misaki gets the temporary ability to turn into a boy when she's transfused with [[Gender Bender\|Futaba's]] blood. Later justified as her latent Shimeru genes (apparently quite widespread in the Japanese population) being activated by Futaba's active genderbending factor. * In ''[[Rosario + Vampire]]'', Tsukune receives a temporary [[Emergency Transformation]] from Moka by injecting her blood into him whenever he injures himself while [[Taking the Bullet\|protecting his friends]]. Eventually, it becomes permanent... [[With Great Power Comes Great Insanity\|with consequences]]. Line 30: * During the first arc of ''[[Young Avengers]]'', Patriot claims that this is how he got his powers: his grandfather, [[Captain America (comics)]]'s supersoldier prototype, gave him a blood transfusion. It turns out be a lie (Patriot was addicted to a drug that gave super-powers), but then he [[Taking the Bullet\|takes a shot from a Kree blaster]] for Cap. When he gets to the hospital after the battle, Cap is all set for this, except "the ''other'' super-soldier beat you to it." * This is [[Deadpool]]'s backstory; his healing factor was derived from Wolverine's blood. * [[The Savage Dragon]] once let his blood be used in an attempt to cure a friend's AIDS. It seemed to work at ~~first-- restoring~~first—restoring him to full health, making him stronger, even giving him green skin and a ~~fin-- but~~fin—but within minutes, he exploded. Years later, after [[The Syndicate\|The Vicious Circle]] steals a supply of his blood from the hospital, their [[Evil Genius]]es figure out a way to keep people alive much longer after being injected. But it turns out that regular doses are necessary in order to keep delaying the explosion, so when Dragon-blood-enhanced supercriminals get arrested, they end up exploding while in custody. == Fan Works ==

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