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Which Me?

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Which Me?	comment	By some mechanism, be it Time Travel, Alternate Universe, Literal Split Personality, or cloning, there are now two or more Alternate Self editions of a character. Each copy seems unable to get over the fact that every other copy is him/her/them/itself and this shows up with pronoun confusion. Generally Played for Laughs, since even In-Universe it would make sense to simply use first and third person specifically to avoid this sort of thing. Incidentally, some languages feature a proximate-obviative system, where you have multiple third person pronouns to highlight the topic of a conversation: A sentence like "Alex hit Bob; he was upset", for example, would see two different words both meaning "he" depending on whether the speaker meant Alex or Bob (which itself depended on whether the speaker was focusing on Alex or Bob). For obvious reasons though, no known language has this for its first person pronouns. Related to Time-Travel Tense Trouble. Compare My Future Self and Me. Also see One-Steve Limit, which can result in similar problems when averted. May lead to a Alternative-Self Name-Change.
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Which Me? / int_19d0667c	comment	Suppression: Cerene runs into this problem constantly, because there are three of her. And yes, it confuses all three of them (or at least the two we've seen so far).
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Which Me? / int_1de627fc	comment	In Please Don't Tell My Parents You Believe Her, there are two Pennies walking around, one in the original organic body who identifies themself as Penny's power, and a robot which is carrying Penny's soul. Except, as it turns out, they're both parts of the same whole, as well as the "Heart of Gold" part of her, which is her most noble aspects, currently trapped in an iron heart.
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Which Me? / int_2654a385	comment	Then there's Pickle Inspector in Problem Sleuth. Things start getting out of hand with Past Future Pickle Inspector/PFPI, and in the end an infinite number of his past and future selves become the whole universe.
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Which Me? / int_27286fb2	comment	Some confusion with Spider-Man: No Way Home as all three Peter Parkers will respond when one is addressed. They eventually settle on numbering themselves to clear things up.
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Which Me? / int_2bb4ae0f	comment	Occurred briefly in the first season of Heroes between Hiro and Future Hiro, as highlighted on the quotes page. And in the fourth season, Hiro goes back in time to the period of the first, talks to his younger self, then calls him(self) a moron after sending him(self) off on a mission intended to avert paradox.
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Which Me? / int_37ea664b	comment	In an issue of X-Factor, Jamie Madrox split up into opposing groups of Multiple Men. Upon encountering each other, one of the Multiple Men said, "There I am! Get me!"
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Which Me? / int_3bc5bb3f	comment	In the various glowfics, alternate universe variations of people are a major plot element, to deal with people with almost identical appearances, personalities, and names the characters have come up with a system of giving each individual a unique nickname to use when dealing with their alts and alts of the people they know.
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Which Me? / int_3e5afb68	comment	In The Curse of the Were-Rabbit, Wallace starts referring to Hutch in the first person after he takes on his personality. For instance, when Lady Tottington rings the doorbell, we get this:
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Which Me? / int_3f3abe9	comment	The infinite Ricks of Rick and Morty are pretty relaxed about living in a society composed entirely of themselves and an equal infinity of Morties. It does, however, lead to some peculiar grammar.
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Which Me? / int_400469e	comment	Averted in one Calvin and Hobbes arc where Calvin and Hobbes use their time machine at 6:30 and travel two hours ahead so they can grab the completed homework assignment, then both Calvins go back an hour to find out why 7:30 Calvin didn't do it. Each Calvin refers to the others by the time they're from, and fortunately are all visually distinct (6:30 has goggles, 8:30 has goggles and is in his pyjamas).
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Which Me? / int_4522fd1	comment	Jade Sinclair (Generator) and her creations in the Whateley Universe. Jade's creations aren't really inventions. They're objects populated by a psychic clone of herself, including the character Shroud, who is claiming to be her sister Jinn. Even Jade can't keep her pronouns straight when talking about her selves, to the point that it is a Running Gag. After Belphegor accidentally created Belphoebe (a teenaged female Drow clone with a mental imprint of Belphegor's memories), the two of them immediate start bickering over who was the 'real' Belphegor, with him also begging her to have sex with him; Belphoebe immediately declared that she now understood why every girl he'd asked out had turned him down.[1]
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Which Me? / int_492240cf	comment	MADtv (1995): In an Arnold Schwarzenegger spoof where he features in a movie called Stolen Identity 3, Arnold and his clones get into endless arguments that basically go "Are you me or am I you?" "I'm not me! I'm you!" "Who am I if I'm not me?!"
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Which Me? / int_503d5009	comment	Ayakashi Triangle Suzu turns out to be the Split Personality of the ayakashi medium spirit that was born with all her Past-Life Memories, who is known as either "Childhood Heart" or "Kanade". Suzu usually speaks of Kanade as another person or "the younger me". Kanade speaks of Suzu in much more confusing terms that blur the line between treating Suzu as herself or a different person. Most strangely, she'll sometimes use descriptive terms (like "Childhood Heart") that are spelled in kanji, but given the furigana that indicate she's actually saying "watashi (I)". After Matsuri is split into boy and girl halves, they're usually simply called "Girl Matsuri" and "Boy Matsuri" by other characters. Each Matsuri tends to call the other "the boy/girl/other me"—or "fake" when they're more antagonistic.
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Which Me? / int_50bcf7a6	comment	Dave and Davesprite in Homestuck. John has some trouble figuring out how to refer to them. Karkat uses "past me" and "future me" when talking to himself. Every player has a dream self on the moon of Derse or Prospit respectively. Then time shenanigans get involved, both via literal time travel and time traveling messages. Then some of the dead selves end up coming back to life as separate characters from the "main" characters. It only gets more confusing when alternate universe counterparts to the heroes show up. Then there's Pickle Inspector in Problem Sleuth. Things start getting out of hand with Past Future Pickle Inspector/PFPI, and in the end an infinite number of his past and future selves become the whole universe. Hell, Dave in general. Being a Knight of Time, there's a bunch of alternate versions of him from stable time loops and splintered timelines in existence at any given time. At one point, Jade looks for him with her Junior Compu-Sooth Spectagoggles (basically scrying goggles) and finds fourteen different versions of him.
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Which Me? / int_5c897f4a	comment	Schlock Mercenary: The wormgate system creates a perfect duplicate of anyone sent through it, which is kept for interrogation by the Gatekeepers, who then kill the clone. The first characters who suffer from this problem are Doythaban and his gateclone Haban II, but this later becomes a galaxy-wide problem when billions of these clones are released. However, no-one suffers from it more than Gav, who clones himself 950 million times to escape, leading to an truly epic case of this trope. At one point the Terran government tries to charge Kevyn with treason for mass-releasing the teraport designs. He points out that it was his now-deceased clone who released that information, not him, and thus he can't be charged with anything. It also leads to some rather bizarre court cases, since there are some legal issues where the gate clones are not always considered separate individuals. In one case, a person had two death penalties against him for Manual Operation under the Influence (essentially getting a DUI on a starship, which both needs a manual operator to be installed and has rather dire results on a crash). When his gate clone turns up, the judge rules that, since the clone was created after the commission of the crime, it is perfectly legal for them to apply the second death penalty to the gate clone. In the "A Hand of Aceys" storyline, a gate clone attempts to murder the original version of himself, but instead gets killed by the original acting in self defense. Since the clone and the original are legally the same person in that particular jurisdiction, the final police verdict ends up being attempted suicide. The Gavs eventually found a way to differentiate themselves from one another, to the point where they are barely recognizable as Gav-clones. Especially the females. Kevyn has to go through this again, during his attempt to Set Right What Once Went Wrong. One guy sees a solution to his having two wives (wifes?). Unfortunately, they tell him that if said solution happens to rhyme with "gleesome", he'll be dead twice over.
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Which Me? / int_5d354f8	comment	In the Red Dwarf episode "Stasis Leak", multiple copies of the crew begin to accumulate in the same time period, leading to general confusion.
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Which Me? / int_61b1bd67	comment	Nearing the end of Tsubasa -RESERVoir CHRoNiCLE-, the multiple Syaorans and Sakuras have conversations with each other. This is extremely hard to discern when reading these pages, since they all look alike.
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Which Me? / int_621bb4b9	comment	In Songs of the Spheres, to prevent confusion, and to show off the fact that they've broken free of who they used to be, most of the ponies (and several other characters) come up with their own semi-unique identities, replacing their 'standard' names: Flutterfree Asquall, Evening Sparkle, Renee Jackson, et cetera.
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Which Me? / int_62570927	comment	Jamie "Multiple Man" Madrox from the Marvel Universe falls into this on occasion. For instance, when he found out one of his dupes had lived a full life without him (even to the point of having a son), he was stunned that "I named you after my father..." In an issue of X-Factor, Jamie Madrox split up into opposing groups of Multiple Men. Upon encountering each other, one of the Multiple Men said, "There I am! Get me!"
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Which Me? / int_6b3cfe38	comment	In Bob and George, due to convoluted Time Travel and Alternate Universes, one story arc involves Mega Man and Bass, Past Mega Man, Alternate Mega Man and Bass, Future Alternate Mega Man and Bass, and Far Future Alternate Mega Man and Bass (though the last one was a trick). They end up wearing helpful labels to show who is who, since they all look identical in a Sprite Comic.
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Which Me? / int_6ce0d19c	comment	In an episode of Quantum Leap, Sam leaps into a young Al, and they have to distinguish between observer Al and young Al. After a short while, Sam just suggests calling the young Al "Bingo", his nick-name at the time.
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Which Me? / int_6e1d5f36	comment	Played for both laughs and drama in Farscape. In season 3 John is "twinned" by an alien device, and both Johns are perfect copies of the other, to the point that they can finish each others sentences and will have identical reactions to various situations. They only slowly start differing when they get separated and start experiencing different events. There is some humor derived from this situation, but it evolves into drama when the question comes up of which John will be able to romance Aeryn, and and culminates in a Heroic Sacrifice for one of them, treated with all the gravitas due to the death of the main character of the series, despite the fact that there's still a John Crighton running around.
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Which Me? / int_70814599	comment	Occurs multiple times in Stargate SG-1, at one time with the entire SG-1 team.
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Which Me? / int_755fadab	comment	Happens in The Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya when Kyon meets an adult version of Mikuru. Intrigues are all about it: Mikuru goes one week back in time and poses as her own long-lost twin sister. And in the climax of Astonishment when two versions of Kyon from two parallel realities meet in a closed space.
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Which Me? / int_7765a51b	comment	Green, Blue, Red, and Vio specifically avert this by considering themselves to be distinct individuals despite being originally one boy.
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Which Me? / int_7832b74c	comment	In the Steven Universe episode "Steven and the Stevens", the titular character uses time-travel so that multiple copies of himself can all be in a band together, and base an entire song on this premise. Then they start fighting...
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Which Me? / int_79d9b538	comment	The Palaververse: Second Sun: Due to a Literal Split Personality situation, personal pronouns are tricky:
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Which Me? / int_7b57a001	comment	Alan Grant in Curveball can make several copies of himself in distant locations. Unfortunately, this didn't come with the ability to keep track of which clone is doing what — he had to learn how to do that through experience. So, he always refers to his clones in the first-person singular, because to him, they are him.
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Which Me? / int_7c038c18	comment	Happens to Candace in Phineas and Ferb after the boys' latest invention splits her desire to be with Jeremy and her desire to bust the boys into two distinct people.
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Which Me? / int_8197ebd8	comment	Happens in General Protection Fault with alter egos from the main and "nega-verse"
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Which Me? / int_84823809	comment	In Episode 232 of Kaeloo, Stumpy travels through different dimensions with a portal gun and meets several versions of himself, all of whom refer to each other as "me". At one point, one of them asks to borrow the portal gun and Stumpy says no because "only I can use it", but the other him reminds him that "I am you" so technically he's allowed to use it.
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Which Me? / int_85b9907b	comment	In both Raidou Kuzunoha games, an alternate version of the titular character appears. It's somewhat mitigated by the fact said alternate does not have the exact same name, but it still causes a great deal of confusion.
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Which Me? / int_8e5c230b	comment	In The 7th Voyage of Ijon Tichy a.k.a. 147 Vortexes by Stanisław Lem the titular space traveler cannot fix his ship alone and drives it into a gravity vortex to create a time loop that would bring another copy of him. Then into another to copy a spacesuit too. Unfortunately, the copies cannot agree on anything, keep beating each other, stealing chocolate and lumping the blame on "the Sunday one". And the poorly controlled ship keeps running into more vortexes bringing more Ijons from different times, including an old man who the others try to pump for information (after all, if he exists, he got out alive somehow), but turns out to be senile and forgetful, and 2 small children who end up saving the day.
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Which Me? / int_8f4ee60f	comment	Back to the Future: During Back to the Future Part II Marty telephones Doc, leading to this exchange: At the end of Part II and the beginning of Back to the Future Part III, Marty finds the 1955 Doc moments after he sent the Marty from the first film back to 1985. 1955 Doc faints when Marty tries to explain that he's come back from the future. As seen in Part III, the next morning, 1955 Doc thinks he hallucinated the whole thing till he finds Marty, who brought him home, with him in his house, and he hides in the bathroom while Marty tries to explain everything that transpired in the previous movie.
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Which Me? / int_90856e8d	comment	Averted by the Fel clones in the Hand of Thrawn duology. They have major, major Clone Angst, but each of them has named himself something different, dresses differently, and has different hair. They keep a common family name, Devist, and let people think of them as just a really close and fairly insular family, because they're desperately afraid of being discovered and killed for being clones. A brief stretch where one, Carib, is the viewpoint character and has a momentary existential meltdown ends as he strengthens his resolve by reminding himself what he's worked for.
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Which Me? / int_90a3a7f4	comment	In Kim Possible, when Future!Shego explains the plan to her past self:
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Which Me? / int_946775cd	comment	Averted in Primer, where characters living in the past refer to their doubles with third person pronouns, and sometimes even their own names.
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Which Me? / int_9799ebfe	comment	At the end of Part II and the beginning of Back to the Future Part III, Marty finds the 1955 Doc moments after he sent the Marty from the first film back to 1985. 1955 Doc faints when Marty tries to explain that he's come back from the future. As seen in Part III, the next morning, 1955 Doc thinks he hallucinated the whole thing till he finds Marty, who brought him home, with him in his house, and he hides in the bathroom while Marty tries to explain everything that transpired in the previous movie.
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Which Me? / int_986e857e	comment	Happens in the Ben 10 episode "Ben 10,000" when Ben meets his older self.
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Which Me? / int_a4c2cee2	type	Which Me?
Which Me? / int_a4c2cee2	comment	Oversaturated World: Discussed with Derpy and her analogues in other dimensions in "Sonnenunterganglied, by FoME", while she's fixing a mess she sort of caused:
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Which Me? / int_a4c2cee2	featureConfidence	1.0
Oversaturated World (Fanfic)	hasFeature	Which Me? / int_a4c2cee2
Which Me? / int_aab32f7e	type	Which Me?
Which Me? / int_aab32f7e	comment	Happens a few times to Juni/Zero and its various neural clones in Unity, with a key example being this strip; a few hundred rounds later, Zero is still figuring it out.
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Unity (Webcomic)	hasFeature	Which Me? / int_aab32f7e
Which Me? / int_ae050a9f	type	Which Me?
Which Me? / int_ae050a9f	comment	The Link(s) from The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time and The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask play it straight. Within minutes of meeting each other, they establish that the one from the end of Ocarina of Time will be called Ocarina, and the one who experienced Majora's Mask will be called Mask. Unlike the Four Sword users, they acknowledge that they are the same person; Mask once acts on a bet that Ocarina made using that logic. Word of Dante / Word of God is that Ocarina is afraid that he isn't good enough to eventually become Mask.
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Which Me? / int_b0cf0ed6	type	Which Me?
Which Me? / int_b0cf0ed6	comment	Danger Mouse has to suss out which of two Penfolds is real in "Penfold Transformed". Neither are—one is a robot duplicate planted by Dr. Crumhorn which converts into a menacing cyborg; the other is Stiletto in a Penfold outfit. The real Penfold was kidnapped by Dr. Crumhorn but managed to escape. DM goes through this during "The Good, The Bad and the Motionless" when he meets his evil self at Stonehenge.
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Danger Mouse	hasFeature	Which Me? / int_b0cf0ed6
Which Me? / int_b24f49ab	type	Which Me?
Which Me? / int_b24f49ab	comment	During Back to the Future Part II Marty telephones Doc, leading to this exchange:
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Back to the Future Part II	hasFeature	Which Me? / int_b24f49ab
Which Me? / int_b5c37acc	type	Which Me?
Which Me? / int_b5c37acc	comment	Android at Arms (1971): The protagonists wake on a strange world and learn that they have been kidnapped and stored as Human Popsicles, while being replaced by android duplicates. The question eventually arises, which one is the Robot Me (a Ridiculously Human Robot by necessity) and which is the original, and how to prove it? When the main character, Andas, confronts a much older version of himself on his homeworld, both are deeply shaken - each believes he's real, but how could a Robot Me be such a Ridiculously Human Robot as to do the various things each has done? (The protagonist refers to his older counterpart as "the false Andas"). Another variation happens later, when he and one of his companions wind up in an Alternate Universe, and he confronts a dying version of himself.
Which Me? / int_b5c37acc	featureApplicability	1.0
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AndroidAtArms	hasFeature	Which Me? / int_b5c37acc
Which Me? / int_b71b7c9d	type	Which Me?
Which Me? / int_b71b7c9d	comment	In the case where a clone needs to be distinguished to an earlier version of himself / herself who is no longer alive, the common usage in Cyteen and Regenesis is to refer to the original as "my / your predecessor" if they have the same name. Another usage is to refer to the elder of the pair as "senior", as in "Warrick" versus "Warrick senior".
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Cyteen	hasFeature	Which Me? / int_b71b7c9d
Which Me? / int_b8a97b98	type	Which Me?
Which Me? / int_b8a97b98	comment	The Four avert this by being a Hive Mind; they think of themselves as one boy with four bodies, and referring to one of them refers to all of them.
Which Me? / int_b8a97b98	featureApplicability	1.0
Which Me? / int_b8a97b98	featureConfidence	1.0
The Legend of Zelda: Four Swords (Video Game)	hasFeature	Which Me? / int_b8a97b98
Which Me? / int_bcaa3743	type	Which Me?
Which Me? / int_bcaa3743	comment	Carl²: Happens in the theme song when Carl first sees his clone. "When face to face, I met myself at the door."
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Which Me? / int_bcaa3743	featureConfidence	1.0
Carl²	hasFeature	Which Me? / int_bcaa3743
Which Me? / int_bda6d679	type	Which Me?
Which Me? / int_bda6d679	comment	The cast of Dimensional Links are the Links from almost all the Legend of Zelda games, but as a group they avert this by being very different from each other. Green, Blue, Red, and Vio specifically avert this by considering themselves to be distinct individuals despite being originally one boy. The Four avert this by being a Hive Mind; they think of themselves as one boy with four bodies, and referring to one of them refers to all of them. The Link(s) from The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time and The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask play it straight. Within minutes of meeting each other, they establish that the one from the end of Ocarina of Time will be called Ocarina, and the one who experienced Majora's Mask will be called Mask. Unlike the Four Sword users, they acknowledge that they are the same person; Mask once acts on a bet that Ocarina made using that logic. Word of Dante / Word of God is that Ocarina is afraid that he isn't good enough to eventually become Mask.
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Dimensional Links (Fanfic)	hasFeature	Which Me? / int_bda6d679
Which Me? / int_bf53e03d	type	Which Me?
Which Me? / int_bf53e03d	comment	Between the Lines (MrQuestionMark): The following conversation that ends with his Catchphrase, is held between Touma and his Alternate Self shortly after they meet in Chapter 21:
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Between the Lines (MrQuestionMark) (Fanfic)	hasFeature	Which Me? / int_bf53e03d
Which Me? / int_c43df4d8	type	Which Me?
Which Me? / int_c43df4d8	comment	The Doctor Who fan-comic The 10 Doctors as a comic that include 10 versions of the same man.
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Doctor Who	hasFeature	Which Me? / int_c43df4d8
Which Me? / int_c6e9c6cc	type	Which Me?
Which Me? / int_c6e9c6cc	comment	In Super Mario Galaxy, if you're playing as Mario, you find Luigi in various levels who refers to Mario as "bro". If you're playing as Luigi... you find Luigi in the same places, who refers to (player) Luigi as "me" in the same places in the dialogue.
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Which Me? / int_c6e9c6cc	featureConfidence	1.0
Super Mario Galaxy (Video Game)	hasFeature	Which Me? / int_c6e9c6cc
Which Me? / int_cb6abea3	type	Which Me?
Which Me? / int_cb6abea3	comment	Yugi, Bakura, and Marik in Yu-Gi-Oh!. Though not Millennium item-related, Kaiba and Set(o) might also count. Jounouchi comments on it in one scene◊ where Yugi excuses himself so he can go sulk on the roof... but not him, the other him.
Which Me? / int_cb6abea3	featureApplicability	1.0
Which Me? / int_cb6abea3	featureConfidence	1.0
Yu-Gi-Oh!	hasFeature	Which Me? / int_cb6abea3
Which Me? / int_d217e378	type	Which Me?
Which Me? / int_d217e378	comment	In Professor Layton and the Unwound Future, the eponymous professor and his sidekick Luke Triton travel 10 years into the future after receiving a letter from Luke's future self. They have difficulty knowing which one is being referred to when their name is used at first, but Layton comes up with an easy way to distinguish.
Which Me? / int_d217e378	featureApplicability	1.0
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Professor Layton and the Unwound Future (Video Game)	hasFeature	Which Me? / int_d217e378
Which Me? / int_d461f757	type	Which Me?
Which Me? / int_d461f757	comment	Tyrol in Battlestar Galactica (2003) having trouble remembering to refer to Cylons in the first person, rather than humans.
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Which Me? / int_d461f757	featureConfidence	1.0
Battlestar Galactica (2003)	hasFeature	Which Me? / int_d461f757
Which Me? / int_d7c9f170	type	Which Me?
Which Me? / int_d7c9f170	comment	From The Matrix Reloaded onward, this became a running shtick for the self-duplicating Agent Smith.
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Which Me? / int_d7c9f170	featureConfidence	1.0
The Matrix Reloaded	hasFeature	Which Me? / int_d7c9f170
Which Me? / int_dfdfe88c	type	Which Me?
Which Me? / int_dfdfe88c	comment	In The Time Traveler's Wife, reluctant time-traveler Henry keeps running into versions of himself in the past, present, and future. Can be shocking, funny, sexy, or tragic, depending entirely on the circumstances.
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The Time Traveler's Wife	hasFeature	Which Me? / int_dfdfe88c
Which Me? / int_e081af79	type	Which Me?
Which Me? / int_e081af79	comment	Pretty thoroughly averted in The Inexplicable Adventures of Bob!. Golly and Jolly are both biological clones of Molly with totally different upbringings, and the castmembers are apparently all bright enough to realize that even if the three look alike, they are different people.
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The Inexplicable Adventures of Bob! (Webcomic)	hasFeature	Which Me? / int_e081af79
Which Me? / int_e293455a	type	Which Me?
Which Me? / int_e293455a	comment	When Willow is accosted by Vampire Willow in the Buffy the Vampire Slayer episode "Doppelgangland":
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Which Me? / int_e293455a	featureConfidence	1.0
Buffy the Vampire Slayer	hasFeature	Which Me? / int_e293455a
Which Me? / int_edeb147c	type	Which Me?
Which Me? / int_edeb147c	comment	Dragon Ball Z fanfiction Honor Trip has this in the form of Cell, who is now a protagonist, and Future Cell, who is most decidedly not.
Which Me? / int_edeb147c	featureApplicability	1.0
Which Me? / int_edeb147c	featureConfidence	1.0
Dragon Ball Z	hasFeature	Which Me? / int_edeb147c
Which Me? / int_f691fa67	type	Which Me?
Which Me? / int_f691fa67	comment	In Hearthstone's Monster Hunt solo adventure, one of the available heroes is Toki the Time-Tinkerer, a gnome mage that specializes in rolling back time to trick out the game's random effects. And as the final boss of her run, she has to face Infinite Toki, a Bad Future version of herself, out to prevent some sort of a screw-up on her part. Both of them start referring to each other with "I" and "me", such as in declarations "I have to stop myself before I am too late!"
Which Me? / int_f691fa67	featureApplicability	1.0
Which Me? / int_f691fa67	featureConfidence	1.0
Hearthstone: Heroes of Warcraft (Video Game)	hasFeature	Which Me? / int_f691fa67
Which Me? / int_f6a54e75	type	Which Me?
Which Me? / int_f6a54e75	comment	Kingdom Hearts is filled with this, to the point that this is practically the essence of most of the things that happened in all the side titles and the second main games of the series. Sora, Roxas, their Data versions as well as their memory editions are implied to be the same person though they all try to get their own unique identities and this causes a major emotional mayhem for them. Roxas eventually realizes this and gives up. It is also shown that the Sora we know has his heart connected with Ventus making him practically another version of him. Later it is shown that Roxas has the same heart as Ventus as well as his looks. Roxas' personality has an uncanny resemblance to the combine personalty of Ventus and Vanitas, who was yet another part of Ventus having the same appearance as a black-haired Sora. Xion is practically a female version of Sora with the looks of Kairi as Sora remembered her. Riku has his own troubles with his replica, whom he eventually kills in battle, shattering the replica's dream of defeating and then becoming the original Riku.
Which Me? / int_f6a54e75	featureApplicability	1.0
Which Me? / int_f6a54e75	featureConfidence	1.0
Kingdom Hearts (Franchise)	hasFeature	Which Me? / int_f6a54e75
Which Me? / int_fdbace96	type	Which Me?
Which Me? / int_fdbace96	comment	The Gravity Falls episode "Double Dipper" features a few instances of this joke among Dipper's photocopied duplicates. "Hey buddy, it's me, you."
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Which Me? / int_fdbace96	featureConfidence	1.0
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Back to the Future Part II / int_9fdbf310	type	Which Me?
Moon / int_9fdbf310	type	Which Me?
Spider-Man: No Way Home / int_9fdbf310	type	Which Me?
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Time Spanner (Radio) / int_9fdbf310	type	Which Me?
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Glowfic (Roleplay) / int_9fdbf310	type	Which Me?
MADtv (1995) / int_9fdbf310	type	Which Me?
Russian Doll / int_9fdbf310	type	Which Me?
Back to the Future: The Game (Video Game) / int_9fdbf310	type	Which Me?
Elsword (Video Game) / int_9fdbf310	type	Which Me?
Hyperdimension Neptunia mk2 (Video Game) / int_9fdbf310	type	Which Me?
Professor Layton and the Unwound Future (Video Game) / int_9fdbf310	type	Which Me?
Umineko: When They Cry (Visual Novel) / int_9fdbf310	type	Which Me?
Glove and Boots (Web Video) / int_9fdbf310	type	Which Me?
Dr. Brinner: Ghost Psychiatrist (Webcomic) / int_9fdbf310	type	Which Me?
Everyone Is Home (Webcomic) / int_9fdbf310	type	Which Me?
Suppression (Webcomic) / int_9fdbf310	type	Which Me?
The 10 Doctors (Webcomic) / int_9fdbf310	type	Which Me?
Carl² / int_9fdbf310	type	Which Me?
League of Super Evil / int_9fdbf310	type	Which Me?
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