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== Literature ==
* A rare literary example of the tandem voice occurs in ''[[Perdido Street Station]]'', where the representative of the demons appears as a perfectly normal human man with a perfectly normal voice... followed on a slight delay by the faint and far more unsettling voice of his true form.
* An apparent literary example would be {{
** [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u9bJgZ5y5jU Theatrical example!]
** An arguably more creepy version is actually a subversion. The Auditors of Reality do not have voices as one would think of them. Instead, they simply alter the nature of reality such that ''they have already spoken''. The words appear fully formed in the mind.
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** And the Zerg Overmind. The Terran hero units also get a bit of it if they've been infested.
** Samir Duran, who already had the Voice of the Legion when he posed as an infested terran in Kerrigan's service, cranked it [[Up to Eleven]] when he met Zeratul on the Dark Moon.
* The Collective in ''[[Warzone 2100]]'' address the player and their own units in a menacing, reverb-laden voice. {{
* ''[[Mass Effect]]'' plays this trope completely straight with {{spoiler|Sovereign, the game's [[Big Bad]]}}. For bonus points it even says that "we are legion" at one point.
** ''[[Mass Effect 2]]'' has Harbinger, who attains this when possessing other collectors.
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