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* After ''Comicbook/CivilWar'' Steve Rogers was killed, and was replaced as CaptainAmerica by BuckyBarnes, his WWII sidekick. You thought Bucky was a DeadSidekick? It's a long story... Anyway, when Steve came back, they decided that Bucky should be the one to continue on as Cap, as it's helped his CharacterDevelopment. Steve instead operated sans codename as a super-agent not unlike ComicBook/NickFury. Like other examples here, his was eventually reversed: after [[NotQuiteDead supposedly dying]] during ''ComicBook/FearItself'', Bucky decided to go back to his prior identity of the Winter Solder to pursue black-ops missions, [[FakingTheDead using his "death" as a cover]].
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* After ''Comicbook/CivilWar'' Steve Rogers was killed, and was replaced as CaptainAmerica ComicBook/CaptainAmerica by BuckyBarnes, ComicBook/BuckyBarnes, his WWII sidekick. You thought Bucky was a DeadSidekick? It's a long story... Anyway, when Steve came back, they decided that Bucky should be the one to continue on as Cap, as it's helped his CharacterDevelopment. Steve instead operated sans codename as a super-agent not unlike ComicBook/NickFury. Like other examples here, his was eventually reversed: after [[NotQuiteDead supposedly dying]] during ''ComicBook/FearItself'', Bucky decided to go back to his prior identity of the Winter Solder to pursue black-ops missions, [[FakingTheDead using his "death" as a cover]].
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* After ''Comicbook/CivilWar'' Steve Rogers was killed, and was replaced as CaptainAmerica by BuckyBarnes, his WWII sidekick. You thought Bucky was a DeadSidekick? It's a long story... Anyway, when Steve came back, they decided that Bucky should be the one to continue on as Cap, as it's helped his CharacterDevelopment. Steve instead operated sans codename as a super-agent not unlike NickFury. Like other examples here, his was eventually reversed: after [[NotQuiteDead supposedly dying]] during ''ComicBook/FearItself'', Bucky decided to go back to his prior identity of the Winter Solder to pursue black-ops missions, [[FakingTheDead using his "death" as a cover]].
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* After ''Comicbook/CivilWar'' Steve Rogers was killed, and was replaced as CaptainAmerica by BuckyBarnes, his WWII sidekick. You thought Bucky was a DeadSidekick? It's a long story... Anyway, when Steve came back, they decided that Bucky should be the one to continue on as Cap, as it's helped his CharacterDevelopment. Steve instead operated sans codename as a super-agent not unlike NickFury.ComicBook/NickFury. Like other examples here, his was eventually reversed: after [[NotQuiteDead supposedly dying]] during ''ComicBook/FearItself'', Bucky decided to go back to his prior identity of the Winter Solder to pursue black-ops missions, [[FakingTheDead using his "death" as a cover]].
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* In ''Webcomic/{{Sidekicks}}'' this is major plot point. Sidekicks strive to become superheroes in and of their own right, and when they do, it sticks (unless they get demoted by the Committee). [[spoiler:Only Lamia has been seen to go from sidekick to superhero over the course of the story.]]
* In ''Webcomic/{{Sidekicks}}'' this is major plot point. Sidekicks strive to become superheroes in and of their own right, and when they do, it sticks (unless they get demoted by the Committee). [[spoiler:Only Lamia has been seen to go from sidekick to superhero over the course of the story.]]
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* Vayne Aurelius, '''#2''' of ''ManaKhemiaAlchemistsOfAlrevis'' becomes "Alchemy Man" to combat his {{Mentor}}, '''#1'''/"The Flay", [[FaceHeelTurn when he became]] an EvilOverlord, the "'''Flay'''vor of Evil".
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* Vayne Aurelius, '''#2''' of ''ManaKhemiaAlchemistsOfAlrevis'' ''VideoGame/ManaKhemiaAlchemistsOfAlrevis'' becomes "Alchemy Man" to combat his {{Mentor}}, '''#1'''/"The Flay", [[FaceHeelTurn when he became]] an EvilOverlord, the "'''Flay'''vor of Evil".
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* A ''ComicBook/SonicTheHedgehog'' mini-series staring Tails showed how Tails went from TagalongKid to a full-fledged member of the Freedom Fighters. The ''[[WesternAnimation/SonicTheHedgehog Saturday Morning cartoon]]'' would do the same thing for him, but with different events.
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* A ''ComicBook/SonicTheHedgehog'' mini-series staring Tails showed how Tails went from TagalongKid to a full-fledged member of the Freedom Fighters. The ''[[WesternAnimation/SonicTheHedgehog Saturday Morning cartoon]]'' would do the same thing for him, but with different events. Amy Rose would get a few stories showcasing her own rise to Freedom Fighter status.
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* Wally West, aka ComicBook/TheFlash, previously the greatest example of this trope, is now the greatest subversion. After the second Flash, Barry Allen, died in the ComicBook/CrisisOnInfiniteEarths, Wally stepped up from the role of Kid Flash to Flash. Over the course of a quarter-century, he appeared in more issues of ''Flash'' than Barry, in ''far'' more spin-off comics and team-up books, was a founding member of four different incarnations of the JusticeLeague, appeared in the ''WesternAnimation/JusticeLeague'' animated series, and acquired his own stable of supporting cast. Then Barry came back, ''Comicbook/{{Flashpoint}}'' happened, and in the ''{{New 52}},'' Wally has been {{retgone}}'d, along with most of his supporting cast. His graduation stuck so hard, GeoffJohns had to ''wipe him out of existence'' in order to un-stick it. (Bonus points for Barry being [[ContinuityRebooter personally responsible for the wiping]].)
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* Wally West, aka ComicBook/TheFlash, previously the greatest example of this trope, is now the greatest subversion. After the second Flash, Barry Allen, died in the ComicBook/CrisisOnInfiniteEarths, Wally stepped up from the role of Kid Flash to Flash. Over the course of a quarter-century, he appeared in more issues of ''Flash'' than Barry, in ''far'' more spin-off comics and team-up books, was a founding member of four different incarnations of the JusticeLeague, Franchise/{{Justice League|of America}}, appeared in the ''WesternAnimation/JusticeLeague'' animated series, and acquired his own stable of supporting cast. Then Barry came back, ''Comicbook/{{Flashpoint}}'' happened, and in the ''{{New 52}},'' Wally has been {{retgone}}'d, along with most of his supporting cast. His graduation stuck so hard, GeoffJohns had to ''wipe him out of existence'' in order to un-stick it. (Bonus points for Barry being [[ContinuityRebooter personally responsible for the wiping]].)
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* In the [[Roleplay/GlobalGuardiansPBEMUniverse Silver Age campaign]], a now-adult former KidSidekick Tailgunner (who tagged along behind [[TheGoldenAgeOfComicBooks Golden Age]] hero Barnstormer) had come into his full powers and [[LegacyHero become the second Barnstormer]].
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* In the [[Roleplay/GlobalGuardiansPBEMUniverse Silver Age campaign]], a now-adult former KidSidekick Tailgunner (who tagged along behind [[TheGoldenAgeOfComicBooks [[UsefulNotes/TheGoldenAgeOfComicBooks Golden Age]] hero Barnstormer) had come into his full powers and [[LegacyHero become the second Barnstormer]].
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* In the [[GlobalGuardiansPBEMUniverse Silver Age campaign]], a now-adult former KidSidekick Tailgunner (who tagged along behind [[TheGoldenAgeOfComicBooks Golden Age]] hero Barnstormer) had come into his full powers and [[LegacyHero become the second Barnstormer]].
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* In the [[GlobalGuardiansPBEMUniverse [[Roleplay/GlobalGuardiansPBEMUniverse Silver Age campaign]], a now-adult former KidSidekick Tailgunner (who tagged along behind [[TheGoldenAgeOfComicBooks Golden Age]] hero Barnstormer) had come into his full powers and [[LegacyHero become the second Barnstormer]].
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* Inverted in ''ComicBook/Hawkeye''. Kate Bishop started out as the new Hawkeye before eventually partnering up with the original Hawkeye (Clint Barton). She still retains the Hawkeye moniker though (shared with Clint) and they tend to act more as partners than the traditional sidekick/mentor dichotomy. It helps that Clint has admitted that Kate is a better archer than him.
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* Inverted in ''ComicBook/Hawkeye''. ''Comicnook/{{Hawkeye}}''. Kate Bishop started out as the new Hawkeye before eventually partnering up with the original Hawkeye (Clint Barton).Hawkeye, Clint Barton. She still retains the Hawkeye moniker though (shared with Clint) and they tend to act more as partners than the traditional sidekick/mentor dichotomy. It helps that Clint has admitted that Kate is a better archer than him.
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* Inverted in ''ComicBook/Hawkeye''. Kate Bishop started out as the new Hawkeye before eventually partnering up with the original Hawkeye (Clint Barton). She still retains the Hawkeye moniker though (shared with Clint) and they tend to act more as partners than the traditional sidekick/mentor dichotomy. It helps that Clint has admitted that Kate is a better archer than him.
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** Prior to ''ComicBook/{{AXIS}}'', Steve Rogers had his Super Soldier Serum deactivated, reverting him to an 80-year-old man. Due to this, he hand-picked his new successor, Sam Wilson, the Falcon. Steve's adopted son, Ian Zola (whose real father is Arnim Zola), took up the role of Nomad prior to all of this.
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* Though more of a DistaffCounterpart than a proper sidekick, Carol Danvers finally left behind the MsMarvel identity and became [[{{Captain Mar-Vell}} Captain Marvel]] proper in the wake of ''ComicBook/AvengersVsXMen''. The Ms. Marvel identity has since passed to a [[AffirmativeActionLegacy Muslim teenager named Kamala Khan]].
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* Though more of a DistaffCounterpart than a proper sidekick, Carol Danvers finally left behind the MsMarvel identity and became [[{{Captain Mar-Vell}} Captain Marvel]] proper in the wake of ''[[Comicbook/{{Avengers Vs X-Men}} AVX]]''.''ComicBook/AvengersVsXMen''. The Ms. Marvel identity has since passed to a [[AffirmativeActionLegacy Muslim teenager named Kamala Khan]].
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* Wally West, aka the {{Flash}}, previously the greatest example of this trope, is now the greatest subversion. After the second Flash, Barry Allen, died in the CrisisOnInfiniteEarths, Wally stepped up from the role of Kid Flash to Flash. Over the course of a quarter-century, he appeared in more issues of ''Flash'' than Barry, in ''far'' more spin-off comics and team-up books, was a founding member of four different incarnations of the JusticeLeague, appeared in the ''JusticeLeague'' animated series, and acquired his own stable of supporting cast. Then Barry came back, ''Comicbook/{{Flashpoint}}'' happened, and in the ''{{New 52}},'' Wally has been {{retgone}}'d, along with most of his supporting cast. His graduation stuck so hard, GeoffJohns had to ''wipe him out of existence'' in order to un-stick it. (Bonus points for Barry being [[ContinuityRebooter personally responsible for the wiping]].)
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* Wally West, aka the {{Flash}}, ComicBook/TheFlash, previously the greatest example of this trope, is now the greatest subversion. After the second Flash, Barry Allen, died in the CrisisOnInfiniteEarths, ComicBook/CrisisOnInfiniteEarths, Wally stepped up from the role of Kid Flash to Flash. Over the course of a quarter-century, he appeared in more issues of ''Flash'' than Barry, in ''far'' more spin-off comics and team-up books, was a founding member of four different incarnations of the JusticeLeague, appeared in the ''JusticeLeague'' ''WesternAnimation/JusticeLeague'' animated series, and acquired his own stable of supporting cast. Then Barry came back, ''Comicbook/{{Flashpoint}}'' happened, and in the ''{{New 52}},'' Wally has been {{retgone}}'d, along with most of his supporting cast. His graduation stuck so hard, GeoffJohns had to ''wipe him out of existence'' in order to un-stick it. (Bonus points for Barry being [[ContinuityRebooter personally responsible for the wiping]].)
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** Arguable exception: in the storyline following "Knightsend", he became Batman briefly, then returned to being Nightwing. This was, however, always intended to be temporary.
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** In a blending of this trope with CompositeCharacter [[spoiler: the ''real'' Speedy becomes Arsenal.]]
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* Though more of a DistaffCounterpart than a proper sidekick, Carol Danvers finally left behind the MsMarvel identity and became [[{{Captain Mar-Vell}} Captain Marvel]] proper in the wake of ''[[Comicbook/{{Avengers Vs X-Men}} AVX]]''. The Ms. Marvel identity has since passed to a [[AffirmativeActionLegacy Muslim teenager named Kamala Khan]].
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* In the [[GlobalGuardiansPBEMUniverse Silver Age campaign]], a now-adult former KidSidekick Tailgunner (who tagged along behind [[TheGoldenAgeOfComicBooks Golden Age]] hero Barnstormer) had come into his full powers and [[LegacyHero become the second Barnstormer]].
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* In the [[GlobalGuardiansPBEMUniverse Silver Age campaign]], a now-adult former KidSidekick Tailgunner (who tagged along behind [[TheGoldenAgeOfComicBooks Golden Age]] hero Barnstormer) had come into his full powers and [[LegacyHero become the second Barnstormer]].
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** In SarahJaneAdventures it reveals that she hasn't slowed down, and is now a major environment defender, traveling from problem to problem so fast, even the Doctor can't keep up.
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The real life version is probably soldiers, politicians, artists or sportsmen initially apprenticing under experienced [[TheMentor mentors]] who may or may not be big names before proving their worth and becoming equally famous in their own right.
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** Granted, Rick was [[{{Captain Mar-vell}} Captain Marvel]] on at least two previous occasions.
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** Bart Allen is another subversion. Originally Impulse, then Kid Flash, then the Flash, then dead, then back to Kid Flash, then {{New 52}}, and now he's a ''different'' Kid Flash.
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** Bart Allen is another subversion. Originally Impulse, then Kid Flash, then the Flash, then dead, then back to Kid Flash, then Flash. After the {{New 52}}, 52}} kicked in, his time as Impulse & the Flash was erased and now he's a ''different'' & the first Kid Flash.
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** An issue of ''Batman Incorporated'' had the current Knight be killed and the current Squire become the new Knight with a completely different person becoming ''her'' sidekick.
* A ''ComicBook/SonicTheHedgehog'' mini-series staring Tails showed how Tails went from TagalongKid to a full-fledged member of the Freedom Fighters. The ''[[WesternAnimation/SonicTheHedgehog Saturday Morning cartoon]]'' would do the same thing for him, but with different events.
* A ''ComicBook/SonicTheHedgehog'' mini-series staring Tails showed how Tails went from TagalongKid to a full-fledged member of the Freedom Fighters. The ''[[WesternAnimation/SonicTheHedgehog Saturday Morning cartoon]]'' would do the same thing for him, but with different events.
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* The MassEffect series has a few cases of this, some played straight, some subverted. In MassEffect2, of all the original surviving party members, only Tali and Garrus rejoin Shepard, as Wrex has become the leader of the Krogans, Ashley/Kaidan works for the Alliance and is unable to accept the hero joining up with a terrorist group, and Liara is preoccupied with work under the Shadow Broker. However, Liara and Ashley/Kaidan return as party members for MassEffect3. Wrex plays this trope straight, though, as do the other party members from Mass Effect 2 besides Garrus and Tali, as they're all focusing their efforts on other responsibilities.
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* The MassEffect ''Franchise/MassEffect'' series has a few cases of this, some played straight, some subverted. In MassEffect2, ''VideoGame/MassEffect2'', of all the original surviving party members, only Tali and Garrus rejoin Shepard, as Wrex has become the leader of the Krogans, Ashley/Kaidan works for the Alliance and is unable to accept the hero joining up with a terrorist group, and Liara is preoccupied with work under the Shadow Broker. However, Liara and Ashley/Kaidan return as party members for MassEffect3.''VideoGame/MassEffect3''. Wrex plays this trope straight, though, as do the other party members from Mass Effect 2 besides Garrus and Tali, as they're all focusing their efforts on other responsibilities.