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* ''Literature/HomeroomsAndHallPasses'' has a semi-accidental version. Albiorix can do the WhatHaveWeEar trick via actual magic, pulling the coins from a pocket dimension. It turns out they are the right size to use as slugs in the school's vending machines.
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* ''Literature/HomeroomsAndHallPasses'' has a semi-accidental version. Albiorix can do the WhatHaveWeEar trick via actual magic, pulling producing the coins from a pocket dimension. It turns out they are the right size to use as slugs in the school's vending machines.
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* ''Literature/HomeroomsAndHallPasses'' has a semi-accidental version. Albiorix can do the WhatHaveWeEar trick via actual magic, pulling the coins from a pocket dimension. It turns out they are the right size to use as slugs in the school's vending machines.
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* There's a character in the film ''Film/{{Push}}'', Hook, who is called a "Shifter," meaning he the psychic ability to cast a {{glamour}} around any object and make it appear however he wants. In one instance, he's shown using his power to turn a plain slip of paper into a large unit of Chinese yuan. This effect is temporary and the illusion eventually wears off.
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* There's a character in the film ''Film/{{Push}}'', Hook, who is called a "Shifter," meaning he has the psychic ability to cast a {{glamour}} around any object and make it appear however he wants. In one instance, he's shown using his power to turn a plain slip of paper into a large unit of Chinese yuan. This effect is temporary and the illusion eventually wears off.
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* There's a character in the film ''Film/{{Push}}'', Hook, who is called a "Shifter," meaning he the psychic ability to cast a {{glamour}} around any object and make it appear however he wants. In one instance, he's shown using his power to turn a plain slip of paper into a large unit of Chinese yuan.
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* There's a character in the film ''Film/{{Push}}'', Hook, who is called a "Shifter," meaning he the psychic ability to cast a {{glamour}} around any object and make it appear however he wants. In one instance, he's shown using his power to turn a plain slip of paper into a large unit of Chinese yuan. This effect is temporary and the illusion eventually wears off.
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* There's a character in the film ''Film/{{Push}}'', Hook, who is called a "Shifter," meaning he can temporarily manipulate matter to take on other similar forms. In one instance, he's shown using his power to turn a plain slip of paper into a large unit of Chinese yuan. However, none of the superpowered characters in this movie have "magical" origins for their special abilities.
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* There's a character in the film ''Film/{{Push}}'', Hook, who is called a "Shifter," meaning he can temporarily manipulate matter the psychic ability to take on other similar forms.cast a {{glamour}} around any object and make it appear however he wants. In one instance, he's shown using his power to turn a plain slip of paper into a large unit of Chinese yuan. However, none of the superpowered characters in this movie have "magical" origins for their special abilities.
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* Averted in "Literature/NoNeedForACore?". While [[ADungeonIsYou Living Dungeons]] are quite capable of reproducing coinage exactly, experience has taught the elder of the two cores to only create raw metals or finished goods, never currency. A stable economy for the local kingdom(s) is good for a dungeon's health; you want a steady flow of trainees and experienced adventurers, not desperate armies of ragtag people.
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* Discussed in the ''WesternAnimation/FairlyOddparents'' episode, "Nectar of the Odds". When Timmy tries to devise a way to get tickets to see "Crash Nebula: On Ice", he suggests that Cosmo and Wanda poof up the money to buy the tickets. Wanda immediately shoots down this idea by saying that it's counterfeiting, to which Timmy sarcastically points out that it's bad.
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* Discussed in the ''WesternAnimation/FairlyOddparents'' episode, "Nectar of the Odds". When Timmy tries to devise a way to get tickets to see "Crash Nebula: On Ice", he suggests that Cosmo and Wanda poof up the money to buy the tickets. Wanda immediately shoots down this idea by saying that it's counterfeiting, to which Timmy sarcastically points out that it's bad. There's even a rule in Da Rules that is against using magic to wish for money as seen in a couple episodes.
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* In Monster Seeking Monster, part of the fourth [[VideoGame/TheJackboxPartyPack Jackbox Party Pack]], a variation on this is the special power of the Leprechaun. Normally, when two players date, each one receives a heart. A player who dates a disguised Leprechaun receives two fake hearts, which vanish when the Leprechaun is revealed.
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* In Monster ''Monster Seeking Monster, Monster'', part of the fourth [[VideoGame/TheJackboxPartyPack ''[[VideoGame/TheJackboxPartyPack Jackbox Party Pack]], Pack]]'', a variation on this is the special power of the Leprechaun. Normally, when two players date, each one receives a heart. A player who dates a disguised Leprechaun receives two fake hearts, which vanish when the Leprechaun is revealed.
