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* [[Disney Animated Canon|Disney]] '''loves''' this Trope:
** The Queen's "perfect disguise" in ''[[Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs (Disney film)|Snow White]]'' certainly counts, depending whom you ask; it's absolutely terrifying enough and--more importantly--it reflects the Queen's true nature. ''Supremely'' ironic given that the Queen wants to be "Fairest of Them All".
** In ''[[Sleeping Beauty (Disney film)|Sleeping Beauty]]'' Maleficent turns into a dragon to fight Prince Philip, respectively.
{{quote| '''Maleficent''': Now shall you deal with me, O Prince, and all the powers of '''''Hell!'''''}}
**::* Disney parodied that scene as early as ''[[The Sword in the Stone]]'', when Mad Madame Mim comes very close to ending her [[Shapeshifter Showdown|Wizard's Duel]] with Merlin by turning into a goofy-looking Dragon. {{spoiler|Then Merlin wins by turning into an infectious disease.}} Given how germs work, this means that [[Fridge Horror|her body is full of millions of tiny transformed Merlins....]]
*:* In ''[[The Great Mouse Detective]]'', Ratigan reverts to his monstrous feral rat formas part of his [[Villainous Breakdown]]. He proves ''incredibly'' dangerous, nearly killing Basil.
*:* In ''[[The Little Mermaid]]'', when {{spoiler|Ariel doesn't get Eric's kiss within the time limit}}, Ursula {{spoiler|allows King Triton to trade himself for his youngest, and she takes his staff and}} uses it to turn into a giant version of herself. Then {{spoiler|Eric crashes his ship into her, impaling her and also electrocuting her, oddly.}}
*:* In ''[[Aladdin (Disney film)|Aladdin]]'' Jafar turns into a [[Scaled Up|giant cobra]], then into an "all powerful" genie. The thing is, [[Guile Hero|Aladdin actually tricked Jafar]] into wishing he was a genie, so he'd be trapped in a lamp.
**::* This seems brilliant only in the context of the rules set by the film; Aladdin used a [[Chekhov's Gun]] of a comment of the genie's back at the oasis. The actual djinni even in the proper translated Thousand And One Nights are enslaved in precisely one story: Aladdin, which features a 'slave of the ring' and a 'slave of the lamp.'
**::* There was a mysterious slave from nowhere that dumped the transformed fish in the fire in 'The Fisherman and the Genie.' He may have been a genie himself, although the title character was just shut up in a jug so long he resolved to kill whoever let him out.
*:* Appropriately for an [[Affectionate Parody]] of their own movies, the villain of ''[[Enchanted]]'' turns into a big dragon [[Evil Gloating|who will NOT shut up]].
::*** "[[You're Insane!|You're crazy!]]" "No. Spiteful, vindictive, VERY large but ''never'' crazy."
*:* Parodied in ''[[The Emperor's New Groove|The Emperors New Groove]]'': Yzma is exposed to one of her own potions, and emerges laughing maniacally from a huge cloud of smoke only to be revealed as... {{spoiler|a cute little kitten}}.
**::* In an even more comical version, ''Kronk's New Groove'' features Yzma using a potion that will turn her into something that her enemies (in this case a bunch of old people who she sold fake potions to) cannot harm... a cute little bunny. Unfortunately for her, while they don't harm her, the local condor doesn't mind taking her for food.
**::* In one episode of the ''Emperor's New School'' Yzma does turn into a giant snake. And in another episode she and Kuzco have a transformation potion duel--one of the things Yzma turns into is a Tyranosaurus Rex.
**::* And she once made a potion that would turn her into the most hideous, terrifying thing imaginable, so frightening the other wouldn't be able to do anything about her... comically subverted when she transforms into herself.
*:* Judge Doom in ''[[Who Framed Roger Rabbit?]]'' is almost a sick parody of the "Look at my true form and despair" variation.
{{quote| "Remember me, Eddie?! When I killed your brother, I talked [[Punctuated! forFor! Emphasis!|JUST! LIKE!! THIIIIISSS!!!!!]]}}
*:* At the end of ''[[DuckTales the Movie: Treasure of the Lost Lamp]]'', the villain Merlock uses his talisman to transform himself into a [[Our Gryphons Are Different|gryphon]] as an attempt to take away the titular magic lamp and use it to take over the world.
* ''[[Drawn Together]]'': When the King of Mexico drinks the worm . . .
* In the ''[[Teen Titans: Trouble in Tokyo]]'' [[OAV]], the human bad guy leaps into a tank of magical ink, turning into a giant inky monster with metal tentacles, constantly spawning four-color minions.
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* Kevin 11 from ''[[Ben 10]]'' is an odd spin on this: His '''true''' form is his first form, {{spoiler|an orphaned eleven-year-old boy with the power to absorb energy. Attempting to absorb the Omnitrix's energy, however, resulted in him losing the only thing he had left... His humanity.}}
** Then again, there's more than one way to look at the phrase "true form":
{{quote| '''Kevin''': It's payback time for turning me into a freak!<br />
'''Ben''': You always were a freak, Kev. It's just that now the ugly's also on the outside. }}
** Fortunately for Kevin, {{spoiler|''[[Ben 10: Alien Force|Ben 10 Alien Force]]'' ends with the Omnitrix destroyed (which Ben replaces with the Ultimatrix) and Kevin regaining his humanity as a result}}.
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** [[The Joker]] loved disguising himself and then revealing his true [[Monster Clown]] face (he's better known for doing this in [[The Movie]]);
** Clayface... it's easier to say he ''really'' liked to turn into horrifying things during combat;
** '''''[[Punctuated! forFor! Emphasis!|"I!!! AM!!! '''BANE!!!!!"]]'''''
** One of the more way-out examples is the episode "Home and Garden", where Poison Ivy created a race of plant people who start out as normal-looking babies (save for the fact that they've emerged from giant seed pods) but may suddenly mutate into huge, green, ogrish thugs;
** Eventually it got to the point where the Preserver assumed a monstrous form to fight Lobo in the ''[[Superman: The Animated Series]]'' episode "The Main Man".
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* In all versions of ''[[Spawn]]'', Violator eventually changes from his [[Monster Clown]] appearance into a huge horned monster whenever he wanted to smack some stupid out of Spawn.
* Spoofed in ''[[Igor]]'' where Jackyln runs out of pills and turns into her true form- a cute little Igorrette.
* ''[[The Fairly Odd ParentsOddParents]]'' has {{spoiler|The Lead Eliminator, who eventually morphs into the powerful Destructinator}} in the "Wishology" trilogy.
* ''[[Captain Simian & the Space Monkeys|Captain Simian and The Space Monkeys]]'' has "Gormungus", an alter-ego of [[Gentle Giant]] Gor. For roughly the first third of the series, pushing Gor's [[Berserk Button]] sends him into an [[Unstoppable Rage]]. After the malevolent alien Apax captures Gor and decides that the temper and strength make him the perfect gladiator, but that gentle side just has to go, he zaps Gor with a home-made mutagenic raygun. As a result, whenever Gor gets angry, he grows into a massive, more feral-looking gorilla creature, sort of a cross between [[The Incredible Hulk]] and [[King Kong]], until he gets calmed down.
* This happened to Valtor in ''[[Winx Club]]''.
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** [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TG4GaPcLgOs Unicron does it with style in the '86 movie.]
** {{spoiler|A human example with Silas}} in ''[[Transformers Prime]]''. {{spoiler|After being mortally injured when Nemesis Prime falls on top of him, his mind is transferred into the body of the recently killed Breakdown.}}
* Venger, from [[Dungeons and Dragons (animation)|Dungeons and Dragons]] transforms into a monster in the episode "The Girl Who Dreamed Tomorrow."
* In the ''[[Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends]]'' [[The Movie|Movie]] ''Destination Imagination'', Mr. Herriman makes the mistake of verbally threatening an emotionally unstable [[Reality Warper]] named World with the thing he fears most, to be sealed away alone again. World replies by destorying his imaginary world and transforming into a massive chimera creature to try and reclaim Frankie, the only person in years who has treated him with kindness. It actually works out pretty well for him as no one can really stop him until Frankie calms the poor kid down.
* There is also ''[[Atomic Betty]]'' villain Maximus IQ becoming a giant demonic cat when he wore the Amulet of Shangra-La-Di-Dah in its titled episode.
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* In the season 2 finale of ''[[My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic|My Little Pony Friendship Is Magic]]'', {{spoiler|the Princess Cadence Impostor, once revealed, sheds her disguise in a massive pillar of green fire, revealing her true monstrous form of Queen Chrysalis, the Queen of the Changelings.}}
* [[Thundercats]] "Ancient spirits of evil, transform this decayed form into MUMM-RA, THE EVER-LIVING!!" Snarf proves that anyone can channel the 'ancient spirits of evil' if they're allowed into the transformation chamber. This might seem disloyal of them, but hey, the spirits ''are'' evil...
* This is a common ability for demons in ''[[Helluva Boss]]''. Both Verosika and Stolas can assume dark, shadowy versions of themselves when angry, while Beelzebub's true form is a giant, more feral version of her regular form.
 
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