| Display title | Transformation Ray |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | Any Phlebotinum that transforms someone(s) into something weird, usually by shooting them with a ray. It's often a machine, produced by a Mad Scientist, but Green Rocks are also common. At the end of the episode the same Phlebotinum is used to revert the effects, or it simply wears off (for example, the puppetising spell in Angel). |
