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Fan Works

• The Echo Ranger, as a crossover between Power Rangers and My Hero Academia, obviously features these. Izuku gets the Echo Morpher, which despite being based on Tommy's Master Morpher takes the form of a wristwatch as opposed to the original Rangers' belt buckles. Melissa later manages to combine two morphers given to her by Izuku (who'd received it himself from Rita) and Telos into a single working Morpher for her new hybrid Echo Coin.
• In Friendship Is Magical Girls, the girls activate their Mahoushoujo powers by inserting their Element of Harmony gems into silver pins.
• Inverted in Hilda and the howling woods. Werewolves will often wear a bit of silver on their persons to prevent Involuntary Shapeshifting.
• The Miraculous Ladybug fic Hop to It has seven artificially created Miraculouses, including a wristwatch (belonging to Jack/Rabbit), a pair of dogtags (belonging to Diego/Perro Negro) and a pair of cuff links (originally belonging to Swan Princess, later stolen by Omega and given to the villain who called himself Trumpeter Swan).
• I Can't Be a Magical Girl!! You, a Magical Girl, Say: Izuku has Handyman, a watch that enables him to transform into his Magical Girl form whenever he presses the button on top of it.
• In Lady Luck's Favor, Princess Dorathea has her dragon amulet (as in canon), but also has a ring given to her by the court wizard that enables her to pass as a human girl for twelve hours.
• Turning a New Leaf: Izuku's Quirk has turned him into a tanuki, which allows him to use leaves to transform into any animal or person he can think of.
• George's ring in With Strings Attached. Also contains part of his soul. And yes, he does lose it once.

Western Animation

• In the Ace Ventura: The Animated Series episode "Howl of The Weremoose", Drew Talbit uses a moose talisman to change into his weremoose form. It is also revealed that smashing the talisman will break the curse and turn all the weremoose ghouls back to normal. Unfortunately, Ace doesn't read the fine print which says he who destroys the talisman gets the antlers of the grand high moose himself.
• The Omnitrix from Ben 10 is a Clingy MacGuffin that lets Ben turn into (initially) ten different aliens. The watch tends to not turn him into the alien he wants hinting that the device might be sentient.note Word of God has stated that this is because Ben tends to stick with Fourarms, the alien with mega-strength, and solve every problem with brute force while the Omnitrix has a more suitable one in mind. Eventually gets an upgrade in the form of a recalibration, followed by being replaced by the Ultimatrix. This was eventually replaced with the true Omnitrix.
• One episode of Danny Phantom involved an amulet necklace that would turn the wearer into a dragon whenever they get angry.
• In order for the titular hero of Dragon Booster to transform, he needs an Amulet (which holds a "key" of sorts) and Gauntlet. If he loses either one, he is stuck in his civilian form. It also requires that he shout a Catchphrase, but that's another trope entirely.
• El Tigre: The Adventures of Manny Rivera: The titular character spins his belt buckle to transform. It's been used by other people too.
• Four Eyes!: Emma's glasses can turn her into a human in a blink of an eye.
• In Fred and Barney Meet the Thing, The Thing from Fantastic Four, instead of being permanently changed into a rocklike form, could transform back and forth from his superhero form to a wimpy teenage form using a pair of rings.
• He-Man and the Masters of the Universe (1983): He-Man had the Sword of Power. However, Masters of the Universe: Revelation reveals that The sword is just a focus - Prince Adam can summon the Power of Greyskull by himself just fine, only that it turns him into a raging berserker on the level of the Savage Hulk.
• In He-Man and the Masters of the Universe (2021), the guardian of Castle Grayskull explains that a "totem" is required to channel cosmic energy like the Power of Grayskull. Adam uses the Sword of Power to become He-Man, but when he shared the Power with his allies, each of them had an item on their person turned into totems so they could transform into Masters of the Universe. Using kirbinite, Skeletor converts his minions' equipment into totems to harness the power of Havoc and transform into his Dark Masters. But later we learn he only needed the kirbinite to control them so they wouldn't rebel against him.
• Jerrica Benton's Jem Star Earrings from Jem were created by her father prior to his death. The earrings allow Synergy, a supercomputer also created by her father, to give the illusion that Jerrica is a singer named "Jem" using holograms.
• Each of the three main characters of Lolirock has one of these, and it glows as soon as the transformation starts. In one episode, Iris loses hers, and she doesn't realize it until when she wanted to transform (it is hanging from her neck, after all).
• Parodied in Magical Girl Friendship Squad with Alex using a birth control pill container and Daisy using a bong to transform into magical girls.
• In the Hanna-Barbera cartoon Mighty Mightor, Tor had a magical club that he used to transform into the title character.
• Miraculous Ladybug has the titular Miraculouses, magical accessories that allow their wearer to transform into an Animal-Themed Superbeing. Marinette has a pair of earrings that turn her into Ladybug, while Adrien uses a ring to become Chat Noir ("Black Cat"). Other known Miraculouses include a turtle bracelet, a bee comb, a fox necklace, a butterfly brooch and a peacock pin, as well as a set of twelve based on the animals of the Chinese zodiac.
• My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic:
• The six Plot Coupons obtained over the course of Season 4 become the keys for the Chest of Harmony, which transforms the Mane Six into Rainbow Power mode.
• Starting in Season 8, the hippogryphs all started wearing pieces of the Pearl of Transformation from the movie, allowing them to change between their hippogryph form and seapony form at will.
• Pop Pixie has the Magic Pops, which let the pixies transform into Pop Pixie form and get a major power boost.
• Princess Gwenevere and the Jewel Riders: The Enchanted Jewels wielded by the Jewel Riders (Gwen's Sun Stone, Fallon's Moon Stone and Tamara's Heart Stone) and the Pack (the Forest Stone) and Lady Kale's Dark Stone, for their respective Jewel Armors (Kale's wearing hers most of the time, though), and Ian's jewel too.
• She-Ra from She-Ra: Princess of Power had the Sword of Protection, which was basically the Sword of Power with a few extra tricks and a jewel.
• SheZow: SheZow's Glamazon Power Ring, probably also the source of all of Guy's powers. Also counts as a Clingy MacGuffin.
• The Skysurfers from Skysurfer Strike Force use watches called Digitrans to transform themselves into their hero identities and their cars into flying surfboards.
• The Fantastic Four guest appearance in Spider-Man: The Animated Series saw him being given this ability by Doctor Doom, but, of course, he doesn't get to keep it for good.
• In Sumo Mouse, Yama uses a magical topknot in order to transform into the titular hero.
• Lance and Ilana have watches that allow them to put on/transform into their Manus and Corus armor, respectively. Octus, already being a robot, doesn't need one of these, as he's able to merge all three of them into the Sym-Bionic Titan.
• Tenko and the Guardians of the Magic featured the Starfire Gems. In a somewhat uncommon usage, the gems are not tied to any one particular person and each contains unique powers. While in the series, the characters have their own gems that they use almost exclusively, there's nothing to stop them from using another if the situation arose where it would be beneficial. Likewise, the gems each contained powers that could be used outside the transformed state, so it was more common for the characters, both hero and villain, to use their preferred gem to transform and others for their own utility.
• 1950s cartoon Tom Terrific was able to morph into anything thanks to his magic funnel.
• In Wild Kratts, Chris and Martin have the Creature Power Suits, which are powered via animal DNA and discs containing programming for that particular animal's physical traits and abilities.
• W.I.T.C.H. had the Heart of Kandrakar/Candracar. The funny thing about it is that all five girls used the same trinket. Anyone not around when Will used it wouldn't transform and couldn't until they met up with Will.
• In Winx Club, the Mythix wands are required to unlock the Mythix transformation and are seen in the Transformation Sequence.
• Downplayed with the Monkey Staff in Xiaolin Showdown. While its main purpose is to merely grant the powers and tail of a monkey, the staff will slowly transform whoever holds it into a monkey. Jack plays it straight every time, as he consistently wields it long enough to change him into a monkey almost completely and usually someone else has to take it away.

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