Voluntary Shapeshifting: Difference between revisions

*** And when he transformed back into his human form, he was always inexplicably fully clothed.

* The Changelings, including main ensemble member Odo, from ''[[Star Trek: Deep Space Nine]]'' have a very flexible and almost undetectable transformation power. Their natural state is a fluid.

* It can be argued that the ''Game Face'' presented by [[Buffy the Vampire Slayer|Buffyverse]] vampires is their real appearance (after all, they're demons!) and they "shape-shift" to appear as normal humans as necessary.

* ''[[Metal Heroes]]'': Space Sheriff Gavan's partner Mimi had shapeshifting powers through a device around her neck, but she only used it to turn into a bird and occasionally alter her clothing.

** Likewise, Sharivan's partner Lily was able to perfectly impersonate one of the female villains down to voice and face though that might have been due to makeup.

* Most Time Lords from ''[[Doctor Who]]'' appear able to exert some measure of control over regeneration: choosing their next form, forcing a regeneration, or refusing to regenerate (which results in death). The Doctor himself, however, seems unable to control his regenerations.

* Meego, from the short-lived TV series of the same name, possesses shape-shifting abilities, although they were only seen in the first episode. To prove to one of the main characters that he was an alien, Meego transformed from his normal, humanoid form into a bug-eyed furry monster, a sumo wrestler, then into an attractive blonde in a bathing suit before changing back to normal.

* On ''[[Fringe]]'', we have the second season's antagonists, [[A Good Name for a Rock Band|Newton and His Shapeshifters]], [[Cyborg]] soldiers from an [[Alternate Universe]] who can mimic the appearance of others (essentially [[Body Snatcher|switching bodies]], but only after killing the subject).