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* The ''Series/{{Farscape}}'' episode "Out of Their Minds" begins with this, just so the viewers get what's going on immediately, by blending the voices of the two people involved. Later in the episode, though, the characters have all reverted to the body's voice, with each actor just using the other's body language and vocal patterns (or trying to).
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* The ''Series/{{Farscape}}'' episode "Out of Their Minds" begins with this, does this briefly, just so the viewers get what's going on immediately, by blending the voices of the two people involved. Later in the episode, though, the characters have all reverted to the body's voice, with The effect only lasts for a few seconds after each actor just using switch, before shifting to having the other's body language and vocal "body" actors mimic the voice patterns (or trying to).and intonation of the other character.
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* ''WesternAnimation/MonsterLovingManiacs'': The episode "Body Swap" sees Edith and Dracula switch bodies, but they continue to speak in their own voices. However, they do swap speaking mannerisms, with Dracula now talking in the manner of a teenage girl and Edith now using a more refined and formal vocabulary.
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* In ''Anime/DragonBallSuper'', when Zamasu switches bodies with Goku, his voice is also switched along with him. [[spoiler:Goku Black therefore speaks with Goku's voice, but his speech pattern and dialect are very different, meaning it's generally easy to tell the difference.]]
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* In ''Anime/DragonBallSuper'', when Zamasu switches bodies with Goku, his voice is also wasn't switched along with him. [[spoiler:Goku Goku Black therefore speaks with Goku's voice, but his speech pattern and dialect are very different, meaning it's generally easy to tell the difference.]]
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* ''Series/ThirdRockFromTheSun'': When Dick and Sally's bodies are forcibly switch their voices remain the same. The episode relies on their unique speech patterns, and the actors' ability to mimic each other, to portray the switch.
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* ''WesternAnimation/SavingMe'': In the Season 2 premier "Grounded", Bennett switches bodies with his friend Mira in order to sneak out of being, well, grounded (long story). However, Bennett and Mira retain their own voices in the mind swap, with the former even being a bit freaked out at now having a female voice.
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* Used in the ''WesternAnimation/JusticeLeagueUnlimited'' episode [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HINrM_Y8kEk&feature=channel_page "The Great Brain Robbery"]], when ComicBook/LexLuthor and Franchise/TheFlash exchange bodies, they use the voices belonging to the bodies. The writing staff wrote the episode solely as an ActorAllusion for ''Series/{{Smallville}}'' fans, since live-action Lex and animated Flash are both played by Creator/MichaelRosenbaum. A significant portion of the episode's comedy also comes from the usually sinister vocal stylings of Lex's voice actor, Creator/ClancyBrown, playing the goofball Flash for an episode. Among the jokes that [[RuleOfFunny saved the episode]]:
-->'''Luthor (in Flash's body):''' If nothing else, I can at least learn the Flash's secret identity. (''removes mask, looks in mirror and frowns'') [[StrangerBehindTheMask I have no idea who this is]].
** It gets better, as Lex's regular voice actor performs a hilarious Flash in Lex's body trying very hard to ''sound'' evil but coming off as PokeThePoodle instead.
--->''["Luthor" tries to leave the men's room]''\\
'''Dr. Polaris:''' ([[{{Ahem}} audibly clears his throat]])\\
-->'''Luthor (in Flash's body):''' If nothing else, I can at least learn the Flash's secret identity. (''removes mask, looks in mirror and frowns'') [[StrangerBehindTheMask I have no idea who this is]].
** It gets better, as Lex's regular voice actor performs a hilarious Flash in Lex's body trying very hard to ''sound'' evil but coming off as PokeThePoodle instead.
--->''["Luthor" tries to leave the men's room]''\\
'''Dr. Polaris:''' ([[{{Ahem}} audibly clears his throat]])\\
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* Used in the ''WesternAnimation/JusticeLeagueUnlimited'' episode [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HINrM_Y8kEk&feature=channel_page "The ''[[WesternAnimation/JusticeLeague Justice League Unlimited]]'':
** In "[[Recap/JusticeLeagueUnlimitedS3E6DeadReckoning Dead Reckoning]]", characters don't change voices when possessed by Deadman. They do, however, gain his accent and mannerisms.
** In "[[Recap/JusticeLeagueUnlimitedS3E8TheGreatBrainRobbery The Great BrainRobbery"]], Robbery]]", when ComicBook/LexLuthor Lex Luthor and Franchise/TheFlash the Flash exchange bodies, they use the voices belonging to the bodies. The writing staff wrote the episode solely as an ActorAllusion for ''Series/{{Smallville}}'' fans, since live-action Lex and animated Flash are both played by Creator/MichaelRosenbaum. A significant portion of the episode's comedy also comes from the usually sinister vocal stylings of Lex's voice actor, Creator/ClancyBrown, playing the goofball Flash for an episode. Among the jokes that [[RuleOfFunny saved the episode]]:
-->'''Luthor (in Flash's body):''' If nothing else, I can at least learn the Flash's secret identity. (''removes mask, looks in mirror and frowns'') [[StrangerBehindTheMask I have no idea who this is]].
** It gets better, as Lex's regular voice actor performs a hilarious Flash in Lex's bodyepisode, trying very hard to ''sound'' evil but coming off as PokeThePoodle instead.
--->''["Luthor" tries to leave the men'sroom]''\\
'''Dr. Polaris:''' ([[{{Ahem}}room; Dr. Polaris [[{{Ahem}} audibly clears his throat]])\\throat]]]''\\
** In "[[Recap/JusticeLeagueUnlimitedS3E6DeadReckoning Dead Reckoning]]", characters don't change voices when possessed by Deadman. They do, however, gain his accent and mannerisms.
** In "[[Recap/JusticeLeagueUnlimitedS3E8TheGreatBrainRobbery The Great Brain
-->'''Luthor (in Flash's body):''' If nothing else, I can at least learn the Flash's secret identity. (''removes mask, looks in mirror and frowns'') [[StrangerBehindTheMask I have no idea who this is]].
** It gets better, as Lex's regular voice actor performs a hilarious Flash in Lex's body
--->''["Luthor" tries to leave the men's
'''Dr. Polaris:''' ([[{{Ahem}}
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'''Flash (in Luthor's body):''' No... ''(smirks)'' 'Cause ''I'm evil.''
** Also used in the episode "Dead Reckoning", where characters don't change voices when possessed by ComicBook/{{Deadman}}. They do, however, gain his accent and mannerisms.
** Also used in the episode "Dead Reckoning", where characters don't change voices when possessed by ComicBook/{{Deadman}}. They do, however, gain his accent and mannerisms.
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'''Flash (in Luthor's body):''' No... ''(smirks)'' ''[smirks]'' 'Cause ''I'm evil.''
** Also used in the episode "Dead Reckoning", where characters don't change voices when possessed by ComicBook/{{Deadman}}. They do, however, gain his accent and mannerisms.''
** Also used in the episode "Dead Reckoning", where characters don't change voices when possessed by ComicBook/{{Deadman}}. They do, however, gain his accent and mannerisms.
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* Used in the ''WesternAnimation/IAmWeasel'' short "I Architect". Owing to a surgical mishap, Weasel and Baboon's brains are switched. Michael Dorn (Baboon-in-Weasel) imitates Charlie Adler's goofy way of speaking, while Adler (Weasel-in-Baboon) speaks with Dorn's dry precision. The effect is pretty hilarious. However, some dubs (such as the Polish one) [[VoicesAreMental avert this]].
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* Used in the ''WesternAnimation/IAmWeasel'' short "I Architect". Owing to a surgical mishap, Weasel and Baboon's brains are switched. Michael Dorn Creator/MichaelDorn (Baboon-in-Weasel) imitates Charlie Adler's Creator/CharlieAdler's goofy way of speaking, while Adler (Weasel-in-Baboon) speaks with Dorn's dry precision. The effect is pretty hilarious. However, some dubs (such as the Polish one) [[VoicesAreMental avert this]].
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* Used in ''WesternAnimation/TheReplacements'' episode "A Buzzwork Orange", where K and Dick switch bodies. As a result, Dick speaks with a British accent, while K sounds like [[WesternAnimation/{{Rugrats}} Betty DeVille]].
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* Used in ''WesternAnimation/TheReplacements'' episode "A Buzzwork Orange", where K and Dick switch bodies.bodies, though their accents swap. As a result, Dick speaks with a British accent, while K sounds like [[WesternAnimation/{{Rugrats}} Betty DeVille]].
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* In ''Manga/TheLegendaryHeroIsDead'', when Touka ends up being in Yuna's body, he speaks in Yuna's voice, though his inner monologues are still in his normal voice.
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* In ''Film/AntManAndTheWasp'', Janet possessing Scott's body doesn't change his voice, but the way she speaks and moves through him so different you'd be forgiven for remembering the contrary.
