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Mutagenic Goo
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This is any liquid/slime/sludge form of Applied Phlebotinum that causes living creatures that touch it to somehow mutate or transform into... something else. Occasionally, it may need to be ingested (or injected) to take effect, but in most cases it can be easily absorbed through the victim's skin — their own LEGO Genetics will take care of the rest. The goo comes in many forms — it may be nuclear waste, some form of alien bodily fluid, mud from a cursed swamp, or contaminated water carrying The Virus. Once mutated, sometimes the characters/monsters become Radiation-Immune Mutants in relation to the mutagen, though not always, and repeated exposure can prove increasingly harmful. Common results include Body Horror, Painful Transformations, and Lovecraftian Superpowers. However, it's also a fairly common backstory for non-Squicky superheroes. Differs from Super Serum in that the effects of this are usually unexpected and nearly always unwanted. Likely to be either Ominous Obsidian Ooze or a Technicolor Toxin. Examples |
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Nightmare Hour: The titular "Alien Candy" is a bizarre fudge-like sweet that seemingly transforms kids into aliens, yet oddly leaves their newly elected club president unaffected. The stuff really just gives them an excuse to shed their human disguises so that they can entrap and eat the new kid. | |
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Rise of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles features ooze that's a bit different than usual from the franchise, as it's actually magical, and specifically turns people into Youkai. The series finale possibly undoes this interpretation, as the ooze is revealed to be coming from an Utrom's artifact. | |
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The titular heroine of The Secret World of Alex Mack gains her powers when she is accidentally splashed with toxic waste. | |
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In Issue 7 of Invader Zim (Oni), Zim's Voot Cruiser crashes on a lifeless planet. Somehow, its spilled fuel mixes with the planet's core and creates a primordial ooze that causes rapid evolution in anything that is exposed to it. | |
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Victor Veloci was fond of this in Dino Squad. It turned regular animals into prehistoric mutants and when the titular group of kids were exposed, they gained the power to turn into dinosaurs. | |
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Rogue Stormers has the Goop, an oil-like, black, oozing substance that horribly mutates living beings in addition to powering Diesel Punk tech. | |
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Fenspace: Handwavium has this effect on living tissue; being turned into a Cat Girl is one of the less weird things it can do to you if you aren't careful. | |
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In a fantasy version, the river Metamorphia from The Traveller in Black transforms anything, living or dead, that falls into it into something random, bizarre, and unsightly. The outcome for a beautiful young woman who succumbs to this effect is not described, but whatever used to be her can be heard sobbing a lot. | |
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In Kemono Friends, this role is accomplished by the "Sand Star", a mysterious substance that turns regular animals into the humanoid Friends. It can also change the Biomes of a given region and turns inorganic matter into the antagonistic Ceruleans. | |
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In The Simpsons Movie, a squirrel is mutated in Lake Springfield after Homer dumps an overflowing silo filled with pig excrement into the lake, causing it to become highly toxic. When chased into the lake by a raccoon, the squirrel emerges as a multi-eyed squirrel mutant. | |
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Venom: The symbiotes are amorphous parasitic extraterrestrials that bond to a host, sometimes simply covering their bodies and other times transforming them into often-predatory monsters. | |
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Wurr has the Black Touch, found throughout the crater; its effects on an entirely normal dog haven't yet been shown, but given that it can make the already-mutated hounds even more so, it likely wouldn't be pretty. | |
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The Nostalgia Critic also provides an example in the same review that the page quote comes from when he combines what he calls science goo and a jar of Philadelphia cream cheese; and it turns into a 12" talking Dennis Miller doll. | |
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The so-called 'black oil' from The X-Files: a sentient alien virus that lives in petroleum deposits. It infects humanoids, taking control of their bodies, and is capable of changing their physiology which is apparently how the alien antagonists of the show reproduce themselves. It can transfer from one host to another and protect itself by emitting lethal doses of radiation. | |
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Wasted Away has large pools of this nasty stuff dotting the landscape. Sometimes cats like to get high off it, but falling in can do strange things — it turns Gerald and Ez into a massive creature with huge claws, and turns Radon green. | |
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In a milder example from Fallout 2, walking through toxic waste without protective footwear will cause the player character to grow an extra toe. | |
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Dark Eco acts like this in Jak and Daxter: The Precursor Legacy. Daxter gets transformed into an Ottsel when he falls into it, and it's suggested the same would happen to Jak if he fell in himself(in-game, no transformation is seen, and pools of Dark Eco are effectively treated as Spikes of Doom, and Jak simply vanishes into dark sparkles). | |
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Fallout: The FEV (Forced Evolutionary Virus) is first encountered as vats of green ooze, though an airborne variant also exists. In a milder example from Fallout 2, walking through toxic waste without protective footwear will cause the player character to grow an extra toe. |
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The "bio-fuel" from District 9 that turns Wikus into a prawn. | |
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The plot of The Cartoon Man is set in motion by a jar of black ink "fermented from the ash of the Fires of Flemsigrad" by occultist animator Oswald Sherzikien. It causes anyone who comes into contact with it to transform into a crazy human cartoon character. | |
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The Mad Lab dungeon in Realm of the Mad God contains pools of green slime that turn your character into a random pet that cannot attack until you step into a pool of blue goo. | |
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In Kim Possible, the minor villain Gill, once a camper who went swimming in a toxic lake that caused him to change into a fish/frog mutant, is able to excrete slimy muck that mutates those who come into contact with it after enough time. | |
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The backstory for Heroes of Goo Jit Zu is that a meteor carrying ooze mutated a bunch of zoo animals into humanoid forms with Rubber Man powers. | |
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Futurama has a mutagenic lake in the sewers of New New York. It turns rats into flying fish-pigs, and a purple octopus living there claimed to have once been a little blonde girl named Virginia. Sewer mutants are immune, and so use the lake as a punishment against offensive outsiders. | |
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Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: The Ooze that transformed the Turtles from regular turtles into the awesome ninjas we all know is probably the Trope Codifier. A common threat in Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (1987) is Retro-Mutagen Ooze, which Shredder and other villains try to use to turn the turtles back into their regular non-mutated selves. The general logic is that it hybridizes a specimen with the DNA of whatever organism it was previously in contact with. Generally, this ends being strictly animal-human interactions, so either one ends up mutating into anthropomorphic animals. Some series depict experiments with the ooze's mutagenic effects, granting other powers along with being superhuman anthropomorphic mutants. Rise of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles features ooze that's a bit different than usual from the franchise, as it's actually magical, and specifically turns people into Youkai. The series finale possibly undoes this interpretation, as the ooze is revealed to be coming from an Utrom's artifact. |
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Magic: The Gathering has the Phyrexian oil that kickstarted the Phyrexian invasion of Mirrodin. Experiment Kraj and the rest of the Simic Combine might also qualify, with their cytoplasts. | |
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In Geneforge, the content of canisters and Geneforges are most often blue or green, other times ochre or magenta, but always gooey and a catalyst for mutation. | |
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Serious Sam's Bogus Detour: The Mental-Altani Corporation is testing a strange, green liquid called the "Ooze" on Earth's flora and fauna, originally created by the Zorgs as a potential cure for their... skin(less) condition. This chemical mutates almost everything that it touches, transforming plants and otherwise harmless animals into deadly predators that attack all non-mutated life. Even the chemical itself is able to come to life in the form of small orbs called "Ooze Spawn", which die quickly after being released from Ooze containers. If Sam or other non-mutated enemies step into puddles or are touched by Ooze Spawn, they will suffer a poison effect for a few seconds. | |
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In South Park: The Stick of Truth, the alien goo turns anyone who touches it into a Nazi zombie, complete with the voice of Adolf Hitler. Clyde, however, thinks that it's Taco Bell Green Sauce and refuses to be convinced otherwise. | |
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In The Ultraverse, Dirty Cop Frank Hoag is killed in an explosion that showers him in chemicals before his body is dumped in the sewers. The combination of the chemicals and the sewage cause him to transform into the monstrous Sludge. | |
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Space Quest V: The Next Mutation has Primordial Soup, which was created in a bacteriological experiment gone catastrophically wrong. Infected humans become "Pukoids", who attempt to transmit The Virus to others by vomiting on them. | |
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Warhammer: Warpstone, the solidified substance of pure Chaos, inflicts permanent random mutations on anyone who touches it. | |
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Doctor Who: The slime oozing from the drillhead in "Inferno", which turns humans into Primords. The slime produced by the Wirrn in "The Ark in Space", which turns humans into Wirrn. In "Delta and the Bannermen", even Chimeron baby food turns a regular guy/love interest into a Chimeron... which, fortunately, was the outcome besotted young Billy was hoping for. |
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The Ooze from Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles II: The Secret of the Ooze, which, according to Professor Perry, was an unknown mixture of discarded chemicals that was accidentally exposed to a series of radiative waves. | |
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I=MGCM: Tobio's Remote Body Omnis is created by a strange black liquid that transforms magical girls into stronger forms called "Beast Forms". Their bodies (except for their eyes) turn black and white and their magical weapons become black and crystallized, causing them to somewhat look like demons. Noticeably, despite appearances they aren't corrupted into demons; they're still able to think, fight, and act like normal humans. This Applied Phlebotinum first appears in the climax chapters of the 2nd Arc of the main story, and the 3rd Arc will explore more about the liquid and what the Beast Forms of the 12 heroines look like, as seen in this official teaser. This in-game upgrade system was implemented at the end of June 2021. | |
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In The Matrix Reloaded and The Matrix Revolutions, Agent Smith has the ability to transform a person into a copy of himself. The transformation process involves a black substance covering the victim's body; once the entire body is covered, the person is converted into an Agent Smith clone. | |
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Astro City: Alan Craig was fleeing from gangsters near Romyen Falls when he found a cave with a giant glob of floating silver inside. Touching it instantly revitalized his body, and he eventually becomes the legendary hero known as the Silver Agent. | |
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The Potion of Mutation in Dungeon Crawl. Might be a good mutation, might be bad. | |
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1.0 | |
| Dungeon Crawl (Video Game) | hasFeature |
Mutagenic Goo / int_deaae920 | |
| Mutagenic Goo / int_e5dc2763 | type |
Mutagenic Goo | |
| Mutagenic Goo / int_e5dc2763 | comment |
Structure Gel from SOMA is a black, slimy chemical that's a fantastically efficient conductor when used on machines — and also happens to have mutagenic properties that transformed the majority of the PATHOS-II staff into horrible biomechanical monsters. | |
| Mutagenic Goo / int_e5dc2763 | featureApplicability |
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Mutagenic Goo / int_e5dc2763 | |
| Mutagenic Goo / int_e681b52c | type |
Mutagenic Goo | |
| Mutagenic Goo / int_e681b52c | comment |
X-Acid from Toonatopia: The Animation Initiation causes the existence of reboots. Characters who are shown to have ingested it take on Darker and Edgier looks, poking fun at grittier Totally Radical reboots like Loonatics Unleashed. Word of God says that the effects of X-Acid change depending on what's currently trending in animation. | |
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| Mutagenic Goo / int_ec00c741 | type |
Mutagenic Goo | |
| Mutagenic Goo / int_ec00c741 | comment |
Changed is all about this. A cure was created to combat the pale virus, and it transforms people into anthropomorphic animals made out of the substance that transformed them. | |
| Mutagenic Goo / int_ec00c741 | featureApplicability |
1.0 | |
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1.0 | |
| Changed (Video Game) | hasFeature |
Mutagenic Goo / int_ec00c741 | |
| Mutagenic Goo / int_f481d3e4 | type |
Mutagenic Goo | |
| Mutagenic Goo / int_f481d3e4 | comment |
The black goo from Prometheus, codenamed Chemical A0-3959X.91 – 15. It's a particularly nasty and virulent version, a bio-weapon made up of millions of small micro-organisms, and it's strongly implied that even a drop of the stuff would quickly turn a habitable ecosystem into a Death World populated by rapidly evolving flesh-eating nasties, ravenous mutants, and nightmarish parasites. Sure enough, over the course of the film, it mutates an indigenous earthworm into a foot-long cobra-like parasite with acid for blood, Geologist Fifield into an extremely strong, resilient and aggressive space-zombie, and a sort-of proto-xenomorph. In Alien: Covenant, David uses it to wipe out the ecosystem of an Engineer-colonized planet and experiments with it to create the Xenomorphs. | |
| Mutagenic Goo / int_f481d3e4 | featureApplicability |
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Mutagenic Goo / int_f481d3e4 | |
| Mutagenic Goo / int_f891a20d | type |
Mutagenic Goo | |
| Mutagenic Goo / int_f891a20d | comment |
Terraria: The Shimmer, a lavender-coloured liquid located within the Aether mini-biome, is a somewhat more fantasy take on this, but it still fits this trope, considering that any critters that fall into it become fairy-like faelings, it can change the appearances of town NPCs and can change certain items into different ones. If the player themselves get submerged in Shimmer, they'll be inflicted with the "Shimmering" debuff, which causes them to start phasing through blocks until they reach an opening. | |
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Mutagenic Goo / int_f891a20d |
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