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== [[Web Comics]] ==
* In ''[[El Goonish Shive]]'', Immortals can imbue a person with subtle magical abilities and start them down the road to more magic if they have a strong yearning for something or if they have an affinity for something specific. They can also unlock a person's natural latent magical abilities to be able to start getting access to and using explicit spells. Mainly by giving [[Power Tattoo]] that grants one spell to someone who had any sort of affinity to it, even if normally the user could never acquire it. Actually having power to ''use'' a given spell is another matter, but straightforward channeling of raw power into a magic user also falls within "[[Alien Non-Interference Clause|empower and advise]]" limitations; in the continuity it was only used once, to boost a "summon [tiny familiar]" spell into "summon [small army]" (which also dazed the newly baked magic user enough to think using it this way was a good idea, but since no actual harm to him was done, it's still considered "fair game").
* In ''[[Black Adventures]]'', [[The Missingno|Missingno.]] bitch-slaps Mary, injuring her eye. Her next appearance reveals that she has obtained some of [[Missing No]].'s powers, which she uses to help her and Joseph get the upper hand against Black.
* In ''[[Sluggy Freelance]]'', the [[Filler Strips|filler story]] "Stick Figure Tales of Cotton", Torg and Riff both gained superpowers from a group of aliens ([[It Makes Sense in Context|that were actually the author's hand]]) after going through some parodic superhero origin stories that didn't actually give them any powers.
* In ''[[The Order of the Stick]],'' Vaarsuvius briefly receives power-up from several fiends in exchange for a seemingly minimal price to {{spoiler|stop a vengeful black dragon from killing V's mate and children.}}
 
 
== [[Web Original]] ==