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* One episode of ''WesternAnimation/TeenageMutantNinjaTurtles2012'' has the Dream Beavers, nearly invincible when inside the dream world, but reduced to cute plushies when they're forced into the real world.
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* One episode of ''WesternAnimation/TeenageMutantNinjaTurtles2012'' has the Dream Beavers, nearly invincible when inside the dream world, but reduced to harmless, cute plushies when they're forced into they manage to enter the real world.world. The irony is that escaping to wreck havoc was their goal, and preventing it was the charge of a man [[NeverSleepAgain that refused to sleep for years]], and both are disappointed by this turn of events as the beavers return to the dream world.
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* PlayedForDrama on the protagonist's side in the third ''Anime/YokaiWatch'' NonSerialMovie. The animated yokai world is being turned into the real world by a mysterious force. The yokai find in this new reality that their powers are weaker. Jibanyan's RapidFireFisticuffs become [[SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome a much more realistic speed and end up underwhelming]].
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* PlayedForDrama on the protagonist's protagonists' side in the third ''Anime/YokaiWatch'' NonSerialMovie. The animated yokai world is being turned into the real world by a mysterious force. The yokai find in this new reality that their powers are weaker. Jibanyan's RapidFireFisticuffs become [[SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome a much more realistic speed and end up underwhelming]].
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* In ''[[WesternAnimation/TeenageMutantNinjaTurtles2003 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Back to the Sewers]]'', while in the digital domain of the internet, the Cyber Shredder could do [[IncrediblyLamePun virtually]] anything due to be made of data, much like Viral, whose body he had taken over. Upon crossing into the real world, he lost most of these abilities due to being matter now. Nevertheless, he was still dangerous due to his naturally fighting abilities along with being able to interface with computers.
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* In ''[[WesternAnimation/TeenageMutantNinjaTurtles2003 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Back to the Sewers]]'', while in the digital domain of the internet, the Cyber Shredder could do [[IncrediblyLamePun [[{{Pun}} virtually]] anything due to be being made of data, much like Viral, whose body he had taken over. Upon crossing into the real world, he lost most of these abilities due to being matter now. Nevertheless, he was still dangerous due to his naturally fighting abilities along with being able to interface with computers.
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* ''Film/TheMatrix'':
** When Neo is first disconnected from the Matrix and wakes up in the real world, he realizes that his actual body is so atrophied from never being used that he's too weak to move under his own power.
** Smith, a powerful rogue computer program, could only interact with the real world by possessing the body of someone that he had taken over in the Matrix, and he notes that real human bodies are really weak compared to the abilities he's used to possessing in the Matrix.
** And when Neo and the body possessed by Smith fight in the real world, there are no fancy martial arts, no gravity-defying jumps or displays of SuperStrength that both showed in the Matrix, just a pair of guys awkwardly grappling and trying to slam each other into walls or grab anything that can be used as a weapon.
** When Neo is first disconnected from the Matrix and wakes up in the real world, he realizes that his actual body is so atrophied from never being used that he's too weak to move under his own power.
** Smith, a powerful rogue computer program, could only interact with the real world by possessing the body of someone that he had taken over in the Matrix, and he notes that real human bodies are really weak compared to the abilities he's used to possessing in the Matrix.
** And when Neo and the body possessed by Smith fight in the real world, there are no fancy martial arts, no gravity-defying jumps or displays of SuperStrength that both showed in the Matrix, just a pair of guys awkwardly grappling and trying to slam each other into walls or grab anything that can be used as a weapon.
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* ''Film/TheMatrix'':
''Franchise/TheMatrix'':
** 'Film/TheMatrix'': When Neo is first disconnected from the Matrix and wakes up in the real world, he realizes that his actual body is so atrophied from never being used that he's too weak to move under his own power.
** 'Film/TheMatrixRevolutions'': Smith, a powerful rogue computer program,could can only interact with the real world by possessing the body of someone that he had taken over in the Matrix, and he notes that real human bodies are really weak compared to the abilities he's used to possessing in the Matrix.
**Matrix. And when Neo and the body possessed by Smith fight in the real world, there are no fancy martial arts, no gravity-defying jumps or displays of SuperStrength that both showed in the Matrix, just a pair of guys awkwardly grappling and trying to slam each other into walls or grab anything that can be used as a weapon.
** 'Film/TheMatrix'': When Neo is first disconnected from the Matrix and wakes up in the real world, he realizes that his actual body is so atrophied from never being used that he's too weak to move under his own power.
** 'Film/TheMatrixRevolutions'': Smith, a powerful rogue computer program,
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