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* ''WesternAnimation/AdventureTime'': [[spoiler: [[ArtifactOfDoom The Ice King's Crown]]. Centuries prior, Simon Petrikov, an collector of ancient artifacts, purchased the crown for his collection, and put it on momentarily as a joke when showing it to his fiancée. However, the crown's power never left him; although it granted him immortality and amazing power over ice and snow, it slowly drove him insane, transforming him into the Ice King.]]

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[[spoiler: [[ArtifactOfDoom The Ice King's Crown]]. Centuries prior, Simon Petrikov, an collector of ancient artifacts, purchased the crown for his collection, and put it on momentarily as a joke when showing it to his fiancée. However, the crown's power never left him; although it granted him immortality and amazing power over ice and snow, it slowly drove him insane, transforming him into the Ice King.]]
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* In ''VideoGame/MarvelsSpiderMan2'', much like in the comics, the Symbiote Suit makes Peter harsher, meaner, and crueler, eventually forcing him to discard it. [[spoiler:Afterwards, it returns to its previous hose, Harry Osborne, whereupon the mixture of Harry's jealousy towards Peter and the Symbiote's resentment over Peter's rejection give birth to Venom.]]
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* ''Series/Warehouse13'': Many of the artifacts in the Warehouse are clothing, jewelry, hairbrushes, and similar personal items, ranging from Mata Hari's stockings to Alessandro Volta's[[note]]a 19th-century Italian scientist who experimented with magnetism and electricity; his last name gave us the term ''volt'' for a unit of electrical energy[[/note]] lab coat. One especially nasty item is called "Charles Atlas's Workout Trunks", and gives the wearer the ability to control their own density. Increased density makes the wearer super-tough; decreased density allows them to leap enormous distances. Unfortunately, after a while the wearer won't be able to control their increased density, leading to a localized gravity field as powerful as a black hole.

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