Body swap appearances in media
Appearance
The following is a list of body swap appearances in general media.
List of movies with body swaps
- Dogmatic — a man and his dog.
- Dream a Little Dream — elderly man and young teenager.
- Every Dog Has His Date — a man and his employer's dog.
- Eine wie Keiner — boyfriend and girlfriend
- Face/Off” — FBI agent and terrorist (technically not a true switch; each had plastic surgery to look like the other, to infiltrate the other's life and learn his plans).
- Help, I'm a Boy” — boy and girl.
- Holiday Wishes” — Britney and Rachel
- “Identity Theft” — male Lottery winner has his body stolen by an attractive female.
- “Just Follow Law” — supervisor and subordinate.
- “Mulholland Drive” — Multiple characters share names and appearances.
- “Pon un Hombre en tu Vida” — male sports coach and female singer.
- “Prelude to a Kiss” — bride and mysterious old man.
- “Sex, Drugs, and Natalie Portman — teen neighbors
- “Scooby-Doo — Shaggy, Fred, Daphne and Velma accidentally swap their minds after demons use their bodies as hosts.
- “Secret Garden[disambiguation needed]” — A South Korean drama: A stuntwoman and a rich CEO.
- “Shrek the Third” — Donkey and Puss in Boots
- “Soowitch” — man and woman (short film).
- “The Immortalizer” — Mad scientist swaps rich elderly people with young kidnap victims.
- “The Skeleton Key” — hoodoo thriller film starring Kate Hudson.
- “The 10th Kingdom” — Prince Wendell and a dog.
- “The Change-Up” - A married guy and his friend/co-worker.
- “Turnabout” — husband and wife
- “Xchange” — multiple
- “Se eu fosse você” (2006) and Se eu fosse você 2 (2008), from (Brazil) — former husband and wife.
- “Memory Run” (1996) Andre become to Josette (renamed to Celeste).
List of TV episodes with body swaps
- The Adventures of Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius: "Trading Faces" — Jimmy and Cindy.
- American Dragon: Jake Long: "Switcheroo" — a magic mirror swaps Jake with Haley, and Huntsboy #88 with #89.
- American Dad: Every episode - Klaus Heissler was an member of the 1986 East German winter Olympic team, whose brainwaves the CIA switched with a gold fish. That goldfish was subesequently adopted as a pet by the Smith family
- "Don't Look a Smith Horse in the Mouth" - Stan and his new horse.
- Angel: "Carpe Noctem" — a spell switches Angel with an old man called Marcus.
- Animal Yokochō: "Doki☆Doki Volume: Ami And Iyo's Big Misunderstanding" — Ami and Iyo
- Ape Escape: "Suddenly bodies switch?!" - Spike and Natalie
- The Avengers: "Who's Who" - Two enemy agents, played by Freddie Jones and Patricia Haines, attempt to infiltrate the organisation by using a machine to swap bodies with Steed and Mrs Peel.
- Batman: The Brave and the Bold: "The Criss Cross Conspiracy!" - Batman with Katrina Moldoff thanks to a spell provided by Felix Faust.
- Beast Wars Neo - (Break is a Predacon?) Break and Saberback
- Ben 10: "A Change of Face" — Gwen with Charmcaster and later with Ben.
- Big Wolf on Campus — a body jumper named Alice switches bodies with Lori, then the face-eater that Merton had on his public-access television show.
- Boy Meets Girl (TV series): "Part 1-4" — Danny Reed and Veronica Burton.
- Buffy the Vampire Slayer: "Who Are You" — Faith swaps bodies with Buffy using a magical device.
- Buffy the Vampire Slayer: "Witch" — a dark witch switches bodies with her daughter Amy to relive her cheerleading glory days.
- Chalkzone: "Bullsnap" — Snap with a bull.
- Charmed: "Enter the Demon" - Phoebe and Paige, Piper and the Zen Master
- Charmed: "Freaky Phoebe" — Phoebe and Amara.
- Charmed: "The Lost Picture Show" — Piper and Leo.
- Code Lyoko: "A Fine Mess" — Yumi Ishiyama and Odd Della Robbia due to the error in the materialisation program.
- Chowder: "A Little Bit of Pizzaz" — Mung, Truffles, Schnitzel and Chowder
- Danny Phantom: "Splitting Images" — ghost nerd Sidney Poindexter possesses Danny and kicks him out into his section of the Ghost Zone.
- Daphne in the Brilliant Blue: "Heaven Can Wait For Maia Mizuki" — Mizuki and Gloria.
- Darkwing Duck: "Trading Faces" — Darkwing's computer goes haywire and swaps Darkwing with Gosalyn and Launchpad with Honker.
- Dexter's Laboratory: "Mom and Jerry" — Dexter switches brains with a mouse.
- Doctor Who:"New Earth"-Lady Cassandra occupies the bodies of The Doctor, Rose, and Chip at various points.
- Donkey Kong Country: "The Big Switcheroo" — Donkey Kong and a robot designed for Bluster Barrel Works, followed by Candy Kong and General Klump.
- Dragon Ball Z — Ginyu has the power to switch bodies with people at will. He switches bodies with Goku to become more powerful, but is quickly conned into switching bodies with a frog.
- The Edwin J. Hill Social Club: "Versa Vice" — George and Drew swap bodies after forgetting to return the movie Vice Versa to the video store. They must learn to be each other before midnight, which means Drew has to go on a date with George's girlfriend and Drew has to fight zombies.
- Eerie, Indiana: "No Brain, No Pain" — Simon Holmes's mind is transferred into the Brainalyzer and replaced by Charles "Chappy" Furnell, saying that he would gladly go through puberty again (by not abandoning Simon's body) until his rightful body is found. Then Chappy is transferred to his own body. Then his wife shows up and the Brainalyzer discharges, leaving it Marshall in the woman's body, Chappy back into Simon's body, Simon in Chappy's body and the woman in Marshall's body.
- 8 Simple Rules: "Freaky Friday" — Grandpa and C.J., Bridget and her mother, Rory and his hamster.
- Excel Saga: "Going Too Far" — Excel and Hyatt.
- The Fairly OddParents: "Dog Daze Afternoon" — Timmy with Vicky's dog.
- The Fairly OddParents: "Presto Change-o" — Timmy and Aj then with Fancis then with Crocker, Timmy's Parents, Vicky and her dog
- The Fairly OddParents: "Manic Mom Day" - Timmy and his mom after a bet with Wanda
- Fairy Tail - Natsu finds a strange looking request on the job board and when he says the words on the paper, he, Lucy, Erza, Gray, Happy, and Loke all switch bodies.
- The Troop: "Taming of the Cube" - a gelatin cube switches Jake and Haley.
- Family Guy: "Lois Kills Stewie" — one of Stewie's inventions switches Peter and Lois.
- Farscape: "Out of Their Minds" — an alien weapon twice swaps members of the Moya crew.
- The Flintstones: "Monster Fred" - A mad scientist switches Fred with Dino, Barney and Wilma and Barney with Fred and Betty.
Freefonix — Lady Lux and BB
- Fullmetal Alchemist — Dante has lived for hundreds of years by continually switching bodies with others.
- Futurama: Benders Game — The Professor uses a machine that puts his brain and voice in the body of a monkey and vice versa.
- Futurama: "The Prisoner of Benda" - various characters use a mind-swapping machine to switch bodies, but the machine doesn't allow two people who have already switched bodies to switch back with each other. Fortunately a mathematical proof (dubbed the Futurama theorem) is found showing that it is possible for them to all return to their original bodies by bringing two additional characters into the body-swapping loop.
- Garfield and Friends: "The Idol of ID" — Garfield and Odie; Jon and a Gypsy.
- The Garfield Show: "Freaky Monday" - Garfield and Odie because of a alien.
- Genie in the House: "Out of Our Minds" — Philip Norton and Emma Norton, father and daughter.
- Gilligan's Island: "The Friendly Physician" (originally aired 4/7/1966) — A mad scientist lands on the island and takes the castaways to his castle on a nearby island to perform mind-swapping experiments on them. The castaways are locked in a dungeon and trapped in the wrong bodies thanks to the mind-swapping machine.
- Girls Bravo: "Bravo at the Pool!" — Fukuyama, with the inadvertent help of Lisa's magic, switches bodies with Yukinari, later with Kirie and Miharu.
- Intergalactic Kitchen: "Take me to your Larder" — When an alien removes the Kitchenaut's brains and Snoo unsuccessfully tries to put their brains back, everyone in the kitchen swaps bodies as follows: Kirk and Kirstie, Robin in Jay's body, Jay in Fleur's body and Fleur in Robin's body. At one point, Kirstie and Snoo share Kirk's body.
- Jackie Chan Adventures"sheep in sheep out" — Jackie Chan and Jade.
- Jimmy Two-Shoes: "Monster Mutt" — Beezie and Cerby; Jimmy and Heloise.
- Johnny Test: "Papa Johnny" - Susan and Mary switch Johnny and Hugh's Brains later Susan and her Mom.
- Jumanji — A weird ball of light kept switching things, first seen with Peter and his sister Judy and then with Alan and VanPelt in the episode "Who am I?". It also switched animals such as giraffes with snakes and turtles with rabbits.
- Justice League Unlimited: "The Great Brain Robbery" — the Flash and Lex Luthor swap bodies due to a combination of a spell cast by Doctor Fate and a mental scan being carried out by Luthor on Gorilla Grodd.
- Kappa Mikey: "Manic Monday" — Lily and Mitsuki.
- Keroro Gunso: "Keroro, Turn Once and Switch Bodies, De Arimasu!" — Keroro and Natsumi with ordinary-looking gashapon machine that swaps Keroro and Natsumi's bodies.
- Kim Possible: "Mind Games" — an accident swaps Kim and Ron; series villain Doctor Drakken had previously used the machine to transfer himself into the body of a soldier guarding a vital piece of technology that he sought to steal.
- Kochikame: 313 "I'm Reiko and I'm Ryuou-chan?!" — Ryotsu and Reiko.
- Krypto the Superdog "Dog-Gone Kevin" — Krypto and Kevin Whitney, in a red kryptonite incident.
- Lilo & Stitch: The Series: "Swapper" - An experiment causes the gang and two villains to swap bodies.
- Lizzie McGuire: "Those Freaky McGuires" — Matt and Lizzie after saying, 'I'll stay out of your life'.
- Lloyd in Space: "Lloyd Changes His Mind" — Lloyd and his sister.
- Mahou Sentai Magiranger: "Contrary Brother and Sister" / "The Gorgon's Garden" - Kai Ozu and his sister Houka Ozu, zapped by a foe, switch bodies and lose their ability to morph.
- Mamotte! Lollipop: "Nina is Zero and Zero is Nina!"
- Medium:"Bring your daughter to work day" Allison Dubois and her daughter Bridgette switch bodies because of a homeless person.
- Mega Man: "Bot Transfer" — Mega Man and Snake Man.
- The Mighty B!: "Hen And Bappy" — Ben and Happy because of magic tacos; later Bessie and Hippie
- Mighty Morphin' Power Rangers: "Switching Places" — Squat sabotages a machine invented by Billy, causing the latter to temporarily switch bodies with Kimberly. The episode involves each ranger teaching a class and using the Ranger Powers specific to the body they are in.
- Murder Princess — After nearly falling to their death, a proper princess and a notorious bounty hunter swap bodies. The show follows the adventures of the bounty hunter now princess.
- My Friends Tigger and Pooh: "The Tiglet and Pigger Switcher-Roo" — Tigger in Piglet's body calls himself "Pigger", while Piglet in Tigger's body calls himself "Tiglet".
- My Hero:"Brain Drain" Piers, Tyler, and Janet all accidentally switch bodies. At the end of the episode, it is revealed that that Ella and Stanley also switched bodies.
- Naruto - Orochimaru switches bodies every three years.
- Night Gallery: in the season 1 episode "The Housekeeper", an occultist hires a homely housekeeper to switch bodies with his wealthy wife.
- Papa to Musume no Nanokakan (パパと娘の七日間) — Kawahara father and daughter.
- The Penguins of Madagascar: "Roger Dodger"- Rico switched brains with Roger the Gator.
- Pepper Ann — Pepper Ann and Lydia
- Phil of the Future: "Neander Phil" — Phil and Curtis switch their personalities and bodies due to a malfunctioning gadget.
- Phil of the Future: "Versa Day" — Lloyd forces Phil and Pim to switch bodies.
- Phineas and Ferb: "Does this Duckbill make me look fat?" — Phineas and Ferb make a teleportation device, but it ends up switching Candace and Perry's bodies. Candace realized this almost immediately, whereas Perry doesn't realize it until Major Monogram commented him on being disguised as a teenage girl.
- The Pirates of Dark Water: "The Soul Stealer" — Ren and Bloth; Niddler and Konk.
- Pokémon Ranger and the Temple of the Sea — Team Rocket, then Ash, and Jackie due to Manaphy's Heart Swap.
- Power Rangers: S.P.D.: "Recognition" — Wootox switched bodies with Sky so that the rangers would chase Sky instead of him; similar to the adaptation of the episode "Fake Blue" in Tokusou Sentai Dekaranger.
- The Powerpuff Girls: "Criss Cross Crisis" — Many different characters switch bodies due to a malfunction in Professor Utonium's experiment.
- Powerpuff Girls Z: "Trading Faces" - The girls switch bodies during a battle with Fuzzy Lumpkins.
- Quantum Leap — Sam Beckett body-swaps with random people in history, leaping to various points in time to change the course of their lives (Although various episodes suggest that he retains his body in these leaps and merely generates an 'aura' that causes those around him to perceive him as the person he has replaced)
- Red Dwarf: "Bodyswap" — Rimmer and Lister; Rimmer and the Cat.
- The Replacements: Agent K and The Father
- Robotboy (separate episodes) — Robotboy and Gus; Robotboy and Protoboy; Gus and a pigeon.
- Sabrina: The Animated Series: "Generation Zap" — Sabrina and Entach
- The Secret World Of Alex Mack: "The Switch" — Alex and Barbara.
- Smallville: "Transference" — Clark and Lionel, using a Kryptonian artifact.
- Spongebob Squarepants: "The Algae's Always Greener" — Plankton and Mr.Krabs switch lives, to see what it's like from each other's point of view and part of Plankton's evil plan.
- Star Trek: "Turnabout Intruder" — Kirk and Dr. Janice Lester. William Shatner performs like a hysterical woman for the better part of an hour.[1]
- Star Trek: Voyager: "Vis à Vis" — An alien has the ability to swap bodies and does so, first with Tom Paris, then with Captain Janeway.
- Stargate Atlantis: "Duet" — Rodney and Lt Laura Cadman share Rodney's body after they're released from a crashed Wraith Dart.
- Stargate SG-1 — At least four episodes to date have dealt with body swapping. Two among these are "Fragile Balance" and "Holiday."
- Strange Days at Blake Holsey High: "Brainwaves" — Lucas and Vaughn switch bodies accidentally. While in Lucas's body, Vaughn experiences Lucas' asthma and Lucas, in Vaughn's body, discovers Vaughn's closeted dyslexia.
- Sugar Sugar Rune: "The Contrary Macaroon Pandemonium!?" — Chocolat and Vanilla after eating special biscuits.
- Super Gals: "Ran-pyon♥Dizzy→Becomes Sayo!?" — Ran and Sayo.
- Switched!: episode 6 — Jiang Xin Yu and Xin Hui switch identities (not voices).
- Supernatural: Episode 5x12, "Swap Meat" - A teenager casts a spell that switches his body with Sam's.
- TaleSpin: "A Baloo Switcheroo" — Baloo and Kit Cloudkicker, and later Rebecca Cunningham and Don Karnage, switch bodies due to a magical idol.
- The Sarah Silverman Program In the episode "A Fairly Attractive Mind" Brian and Steve switch bodies because of a magic dragon phone. Its later revealed Brian's dad had switched bodies with a Chinese prostitute thirty years ago.
- Teen Titans: "Switched" — Starfire and Raven swap bodies during a confrontation with the Puppet King.
- Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles featured two episodes dealing with the subject. In "The Old Switcheroo", an accident in a cybertech laboratory causes Shredder and Splinter to switch bodies. This switch leads to much confusion before it's restored. In "Raphael Drives 'em Wild", a mind altering device causes Raphael to switch minds with a New York City taxi driver.
- 3rd Rock from the Sun: "Two-faced Dick" - After three years, Sally's forgotten request for gender reassignment is granted and she changes bodies with Dick.
- Thundarr The Barbarian: "Island of the Body Snatchers" — The Evil Witch of the island is under a curse that prevents her body from leaving the island, so she swaps with Ariel.
- The Tick: "Tick vs Science" — Professor Cromedome and Chairface Chippendale steal a body-changing machine and use it to swap Tick with Arthur. Eventually, The Tick, Arthur, Carmalita, Dr. Vahtoss, Professor Cromedome, Chairface Chippendale, Tongue Tongue and A Zebra each switch bodies with one another, eventually having Chippendale inside Tick's body to take over the world before being stopped by Maneuver 14Z.
- Tokusou Sentai Dekaranger: "Fake Blue" — Wojon Seijin Jinche switched bodies with Hoji to escape deletion in hope that the other four Dekarangers would delete Hoji instead. His plan backfired when "Hoji" called Ban partner when the real Hoji would have replied with "Don't call me partner." This was adapted into Power Rangers: S.P.D..
- Totally Spies :"Totally switched"-Clover and Jerry swap personalities.
- Turnabout - This TV series starring Sharon Gless and John Schuck lasted six episodes in 1979. Tough sportswriter Sam and cosmetics exec Penny are a married couple who find themselves inhabiting each other's bodies thanks to a magic statue. They try to live the lives of each other and keep their body-switching a secret, while trying to discover the statue's method of switching them back to normal.
- 2 Stupid Dogs — both the dogs might have switched their bodies or their personalities.
- Urusei Yatsura: "Beware the Earmuffs!" — Ataru and Ten buy some earmuffs that causes their bodies and souls to switch to whenever they're put on.
- Warehouse 13 : "Merge With Caution"-Pete and Myka's attempt to have a normal weekend is ruined when they are affected by an artifact that causes them to switch bodies. Elsewhere, Claudia and Artie have a mission of their own.
- Wizards of Waverly Place: "Quinceañera" — The family prepares for Alex's quinceañera, a traditional celebration to mark her 15th birthday, but she doesn't want to wear the customary frilly ball gown and casts a spell to swap bodies with her mom, who never had a quinceañera of her own. Justin and Max also switch bodies with their dance instructors, and at the beginning of the episode Alex practices the body-switching spell on her and her dad.
- Wizards of Waverly Place: "Family Game Night" — Alex with Harper, later the spell backfires mixing a variety of switching spells and causes Alex to get Harper's brain to combined with her brain.
- The X-Files: "Dreamland" — Mulder and Morris Fletcher.
- Xena: Warrior Princess — Callisto works with Ares, god of war, to invade Xena's dreams and switch bodies with Xena, so that she is free and Xena is trapped in Tartarus. But Xena persuades Hades to let her return to earth, although still trapped in Callisto's body, where she defeats Callisto and sends her back to Tartarus. Xena remains trapped in Callisto's body for one episode before Ares restores them to their normal selves.
- Yogi's Treasure Hunt: "Beswitched Buddha'd and Bewildered" — Yogi Bear and Boo Boo; Huckleberry Hound and Quick Draw McGraw; Snooper and Blabber; Ranger Smith and Snagglepuss; Augie Doggie and Doggie Daddy; later Dick Dastardly and Muttley.
- Yvon of the Yukon: "The Siamese Twits" — Tommy and Yvon swap bodies with a wish that was accidentally granted while they were near the Aurora Borealis.
- Kampfer: Kampfer and there Entails animals
- The Emperor's New School: Yzma and Kronk
(Rollie Ollie Pollie): big babies/ollie switches with spot and the babies switches with the parents.
List of video games with body swaps
- Avenging Spirit - The entire game focuses around switching bodies to fight your way through the levels.
- Chrono Cross - Serge and Lynx due to the Dragon Tear.
- Dragon Ball Z games - Captain Ginyu in some games has the power to switch bodies with the opponent.
- Paper Mario: The Thousand Year Door - The Twilight Town chapter. After battling the Creepy Steeple boss, the boss and Mario swap bodies until Mario can defeat the boss with the help of Vivian.
- Pitfall: The Lost Expedition - The title character gets body-switched by each of three animal spirits in the boss levels.
- Ragnarok - It is possible to obtain and read a scroll of "Switch bodies", which will cause you to switch bodies with the most powerful being on the level.
- Super Smash Bros. Brawl - After throwing a Poké Ball, there is a chance that Manaphy will come out and swap the bodies of you and your opponents.
- Tales of Rebirth - The character Agarte has the Force of Moon, which forces her to switch bodies with other characters, including Claire, multiple times.
- Under the Skin - You have to change body in body with disguise, to Completed goals.
- Whacked! - if you get a red button, you temporarily swap bodies with your opponents.
- Digimon rumble arena 2 sometimes you swap bodies with your opponent
List of graphic novels and manga with body swaps
- Angel Sanctuary - Setsuna and Alexiel in volumes 8-11.
- Instant Teen: Just Add Nuts - Natsumi and Asuma in volume 2.
- Naruto - The Yamanaka Clan through out the series.
- Petshop Of Horrors - Count D and a mermaid in volume 8.
- Urusei Yatsura - Ataru and Ten in chapter 72.
- Your and My Secret - Uehara and Momoi.
- Change Guy-Kang too-Jee and Woo Soo choi
- To-Love-Ru Chapter 43/Rito Switches bodies with a dog, Chapter 105/Lala and Haruna switch bodies with each other, Chapter 139/ Yami and Mikan switch bodies.
- Mantra_(comics)Lukasz a warrior man for centuries is put in the body of a woman Ellen Blake.
List of novels with body swaps
- Castle Roogna in Piers Anthony's Xanth series
- Freaky Friday the book by Mary Rodgers [2]
- Gender Blender by Blake Nelson
- The Help! I'm Trapped... series by Todd Strasser
- I Will Fear No Evil by Robert A. Heinlein
- Laughing Gas by P. G. Wodehouse
- The Master Mind of Mars by Edgar Rice Burroughs
- Mindswap by Robert Sheckley - Marvin Flynn and a Martian
- The Barking Ghost and Switched by R. L. Stine
- The Identity Matrix by Jack L. Chalker
- The Tale of the Body Thief by Anne Rice - Lestat de Lioncourt and Raglan James [3]
- The Toilet Of Doom by Michael Lawrence
- Tiffany Twisted by Alison Tyler
- Transmigration by J. T. McIntosh
- Turnabout by Thorne Smith - Tim and Sally Willows. [4][5]
- Vice Versa by F. Anstey - Paul and Dick Bultitude
- switch the novel by Carol Snow- mainly Claire and Larissa
- An Exchange of Souls by Barry Pain
List of short stories with body swaps
- The Great Keinplatz Experiment by Arthur Conan Doyle. [6]
- "The Thing on the Doorstep" and "The Shadow Out of Time" by H. P. Lovecraft
- "The Distances" by Julio Cortázar
- "The Story of the Late Mr Elvesham" by H. G. Wells
- "Ichchhepuron (Fulfilling the wish)" by Rabindranath Tagore
- "Mefisto In Onyx" by Harlan Ellison
- "Chateau d'If" by Jack Vance
- “The Cartel” by Pamela Sutch
- “The Catalyst” by Pamela Sutch
- “Transformed” by Pamela Sutch
- “Genetics” by Pamela Sutch
- "Avatar" by Théophile Gautier
See also
External links
- Body swap movies at Internet Movie Database
- 10 Cliches of the Body Swap Movie
- Metamorphose.org — the catalog of transformations, plus reviews and alerts
References
- ^ http://memory-alpha.org/en/wiki/Turnabout_Intruder
- ^ http://www.harpercollins.com/books/9780064400466/Freaky_Friday/index.aspx
- ^ http://www.annerice.com/bs_b_theTaleOfTheBodyThief.htm
- ^ http://www.fantasticfiction.co.uk/s/thorne-smith/turnabout.htm
- ^ http://homepage.ntlworld.com/forgottenfutures/smith/turnbout/turn-00.htm
- ^ http://etext.virginia.edu/etcbin/toccer-new2?id=DoyCapt.sgm&images=images/modeng&data=/texts/english/modeng/parsed&tag=public&part=3&division=div1