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 J Jack of Hearts Movie?:
A reclusive seeker-of-immortality scientifically keeps his body youthful, but is not able to control the devastating effects of aging on his mind. He wanders about his creaky estate; quoting scripture, taking mind-altering drugs, engaging in bizarre rituals and vaguely interacting with his dysfunctional family until, of course, the inevitable blood-soaked climax.
-- TBTC
Jackie Chan Adventures Cartoon Series: Season 02; Episode #01: "Through the Rabbit Hole" (09/08/2001) In the sequel to "Shell Game," Jade tries to take the rabbit talisman to school to prove that her adventures really happened. As she sets out for school, Kepler's cronoton beam, which disrupts the time-space continuum, hits the talisman and sends her back to 1976. Unfortunately, the Dark Hand have traveled back in search of the rabbit talisman, equipped with a crystal ball Shendu gave them so they can return to the present. Jade gets 10-year-old Jackie and younger Uncle to help her, but the Enforcers locate 10-year-old Valmont, and 36-year-old Jackie comes back to help Jade. Soon it's a showdown at the school dance(Finn stops fighting to boogie) during which Jackie and Jade grab the crystal ball and send the Enforcers back to the early 1900's. Bad guys show up at the end of the cartoon having taken the long way home and ask to be young again. In the next Episode they are young again. (Ar)(Done in cuts) -- JeffR_2bya
Jackie Chan Adventures Cartoon Series: Season 02; Episode #10: "Lost City Of Muntabs" (January 26, 2002) Jackie and Jade guide a rich museum patron named Doctor Smith through the African bush, in search of ruins from the legendary Lost City of the Muntabs. They discover that the city still exists, hidden behind a cloak of invisibility. The Chan's were captured and Jackie must survive the Cave of Truth to prove he's pure of heart. As Jade befriends Abila, a young-looking Muntab girl who was actually more than 200 years old, Smith discovers the Muntab's secret of immortality: the Chalice of Life. Smith steals the Chalice, which Jackie and Jade must get back before the Muntabs age and turn to dust. Little ar and ap at the end of the cartoon. (Done in cuts) -- JeffR_2bya
Jackie Chan Adventures Cartoon Series: Season 02; Episode #16: "The Lotus Temple" (11/12/2001) Jackie, Jade, and an old man are looking in a bamboo forest for the Lotus Temple. Jade wanders off and gets lost. While looking for shelter, she finds the Lotus Temple that only appears at the full moon. Jade enters and is chased by a great beast. When Jade steps out of the temple, the beast stops and cannot leave. The beast then suddenly changes into a little girl who explains that she got lost and spent the night here. In the morning when she woke, the Temple began to disappear and so did she. She was trapped and changed into a beast when there is an intruder. Then, Jeu-Lin invites Jade in so she will not change into the beast. Jeu-Lin explains she read every scroll and was looking for a certain scroll to tell of how a real sorceror escaped long ago. Meanwhile, Jackie and the old man find the Lotus Temple. Shu Len transforms and chases Jackie. The old man goes on ... Jade comes and tells Jeu-Lin to invite Jackie, so she does and they go after the man. The old man was just using Jackie to get the scroll Jeu-Lin was searching for. It granted him great power. He empowered a suit of armour to attack Jackie, while Jackie thought it too could not leave the temple, but it could. While fighting some of the scroll inscriptions rubbed onto Jackies hand, he used this power to defeat the man. Then using the armour, he freed Jeu-Lin from the Temple's curse. The girl Jeu-Lin hasn't age since the night she was cursed. (AS) -- JeffR_2bya
Jackie Chan Adventures Cartoon Series: Season 03; Episode #11: "Little Valmont, Big Jade" (Dec-07-02 )
Valmont encounters Daolon Wong, and after insulting the Dark Chi Wizard, is shrunk into a 10 year old Little Valmont. Meanwhile, Jade (who wants to grow up NOW!) turns to magic for assistance. Jade steals away on the Section 13 jet as Jackie, Uncle and Tohru fly to retrieve the Horse Talisman. Jade's growth potion begins to work making her taller than Tohru. Jackie and Uncle trace the talisman power to a race track and try to determine which race horse contains the power when the Dark Chi Warrior arrives. Jackie and Uncle manage to ride off on the noble horse, but are 'cut off at the pass' by Daolon at a construction site. A Fifty Foot tall Jade stomps to the rescue and fights a 50 foot ogre that Daolon summons. Jackie Manges to defeat the Ogre, and Jade takes care of Daolon Wong. Uncle returns Jade & Valmont to their normal sizes, and Captain Black arress Valmont.
-- Jeffr_2bya
Cartoon Series: Season 04; Episode #12: "The J-Tos" The J-team and the Anti-J's are back. Chang is freed from prison, and AR presumably occurs. -- -- TBTC
Jacqueline Hyde Book: by Robert Swindells
Jackie Hyde stumbles across a serum that allows a person to shape shift and become anyone they want to. Blythe Metz performs as Jackie’s villainous alter ego. She goes to strip clubs and transforms into men and women.
-- Metamorphoste
Jacqueline Hyde Movie: (2004)
Jackie Hyde stumbles across a serum that allows a person to shape shift and become anyone they want to. Blythe Metz performs as Jackie’s villainous alter ego. She goes to strip clubs and transforms into men and women.
-- Metamorphoste
Japanese Fairy Tale Book Fountain of Youth
A greedy wife drinks too much of water and turns into six month baby.
Jaya Ancol Dreamland Indonesia's largest theme park in Jakarta:
PeopleVision has completed a native SpokesMannequin: a young Indonesian woman who ages 100 years in 29 seconds. (old age)
-- Visible Time
Jeannie TV Series: Season 0?; Episode #??: "Kid Brother" (?) (1973)
Jeannie's and Babu's powers misfire.
-- TBTC
Jeffery Is Five Book Not true AR/AP, but such a fine yarn about rejecting age that we felt it must be included. (story) - TBTC
Jelibon Fruity Commercial: (2007)
After eating some candy some adults are ared into kids.
-- Unknown
Jetsons, The Cartoon Series: Season 02; Episode #32: "The Wrong Stuff" (March 30, 1985)
After winning a school science contest, Elroy is invited with the family to view a space shuttle launch. But he gets more than he bargains for when he and Astro get aboard the shuttle and get launched into deep space. They're able to return to Earth, but are significantly changed in terms of age.
Jetsons, The Cartoon Series: Season 02; Episode #40: "Boy George" (June 1, 1985)
Mr. Spacely wants new young employees. George tries to comply by using an experimental fluid. It turns him into a little kid. Being a kid isn't a much fun as he expected, but there's no way back, for now.
-- TBTC
Jewel Knights Crusaders Hentai Game: (????)
(AP)
-- Visible Time
Jimmy Neutron Boy Genius Official Movie Magazine Nickelodeon Magazine Group: "Granny Baby" (Dec. 2001)
Granny gets a tasty (over)dose of Jimmy's 'Youth Tonic' (AR, RN).
-- Pixchick
JLA World without Grown-ups Comic Book: DC Comics: "World without Grown-ups" (?)
After a boy makes a wish. Suddenly there are no adults around. Shazam hero figures out how to return to the world of adults. (Minor Male aP)
-- Jeffr_2bya
Joe Kidd Comic Magazine: 2000 AD is the British "thrill-power" In an series titled "Joe Kidd" (limited series, late 1970s-early 1980s), an elderly retired lawman is recruited to travel to a far outpost and bring justice to it. He can't figure why they'd recruit an old geezer like him, so he enlists the aid of a young mercenary (ironically!) named Joe Kidd. When he arrives at the light-years-distant outpost, he realizes why he was chosen: His spaceship was deliberately equipped with a faulty warp drive that regressed anyone who used it. Now he is in his prime again...and Joe is an all-talking, cigar chomping, diaper wearing one-year-old. And none too happy about it. The two have to work together to bring the law to this outpost, since returning in the ship they were given is out of the question.
Johnny Bravo Cartoon Series: Season 02; Episode #17: "Look who's Drooling"
Johnny is in the Restaurant and is offered some super hot chili that he swears he can handle but when eas is freaks out over the heat, in the meantime Carl (the nerd) walks in all bummed out because he messed up a potion he wanted something else but got a youth elixir instead but before he can explain further Johnny grabs the potion and guzzlets it all down to cool his mouth down and he turn into a baby.
- RC
Johnny Bravo Cartoon Series: Season ?; Episode #?: "?"
Johnny is changed into a old man in one episode.
Johnson & Johnson's baby shampoo Commercial: late 80's A thirtyish woman stands before the camera, her hair blowing back. Every time a sheet of suds slides down the screen, the woman remerges, looking five years younger, with softer hair. At the end of the commercial, she is a three-year-old.
Johnny Quick Comic Book Hero: () First Appearance: More Fun Comics #71 (9/41) Student Johnny Chambers could move at an accelerated speed and became the costumed adventurer "Johnny Quick". Thanks to his special abilities, Johnny remained relatively youthful in appearance and vigor, despite his true age. When the elder heroes gathered to address growing time disruptions during "Zero Hour", Johnny was rapidly aged by Extant, a temporal villain, as were the majority of the assembled heroes. Though physically much older, he still maintained a costumed presence, later working alongside daughter "Jesse Quick" in the instruction of male APed speedster Impulse. -- Visible Time
Jojo's Bizarre Adventure Game
Ared view of the world from a baby's view.
-- TBTC
Jolt Cola TV Commercial:
A high-school-aged couple are alone in a convertible overlooking the city, drinking the product. The girl asks the boy whether, when they kiss, he fantasizes that the girl is actually someone else. The boy looks at the girl, who morphs into a sultry older brunette (in his imagination), but he doesn't admit it. The girl is reassured by this. (aP)
-- Visible Time & Metamorphose.org
Josie & The Pussycas (... In Outer Space) Cartoon Series: Season 01; Episode #12: "The Forward Backward People of Xarock" (11/25/72)
Extra-terrestrial age changing.
-- TBTC
Journey Into Mystery v1 #27 Atlas Comic Book: "The man who Stopped Time!" (10/01/1955)
A man gets a watch with the power to stop time, but every minute he uses it a year goes by. (male aP)
-- Jeffr_2bya
Journey Into Mystery v1 #35 Atlas Comic Book: "Turn Back The Clock!" (06/01/1956)
Possible Ar/aP in this issue.. (possible male Ar)
-- Jeffr_2bya
Journey Into Mystery v1 #38 Atlas Comic Book: "Those Who Vanish!" (09/01/1956)
A ex-con gets a magical pool of water able to restore 20 years to anyone.
(Ar)
-- Jeffr_2bya
Journey Into Mystery v1 #39 Atlas Comic Book: "I lived four times!" (10/01/1956)
Possible Ar/aP in this issue.
(Ar)
-- Jeffr_2bya
Journey Into Mystery v1 #40 Atlas Comic Book: "How Harry Escaped!" (11/01/1956)
When a man hangs a portrait in the moonlight who grows younger and younger. Much like Portrait in the Moonlight. (Ared beyond babyhood)
-- Jeffr_2bya
Journey Into Mystery v1 #41 Atlas Comic Book: "I switched bodies" (12/01/1956)
A former criminal who was going to an appointment with his parole officer, he happened to be walking by the alley where Dr. Bradford was looking for a replacement body for his own. Bradford switched his body with Morrison's and was prepared to live his life in Morrison's younger body until he found out about Morrison's criminal past.
(Ared)
-- Jeffr_2bya
Journey Into Mystery v1 #42 Atlas Comic Book: "The Curse Of Ojiir!" (01/01/1957)
After stealing a diamond two men are aged to old men.
(Male Ap)
-- Jeffr_2bya
Journey Into Mystery v1 #48 Atlas Comic Book: "Behind the Mask!" (08/01/1957)
A man pays for a mask over and over to kept himself younger.
(Male Ar)
-- Jeffr_2bya
Journey Into Mystery v1 #66 Atlas Comic Book: "The Black Ray!" (03/01/1961)
A man travels back in time to become the riches man in history. [Reprinted in: Fear #6](Ared)
-- Jeffr_2bya
Journey Into Mystery v1 #67 Atlas Comic Book: "The Black Clock!" (04/01/1961)
A man steals a clock from a old man and ages. (aP)
-- Jeffr_2bya
Journey Into Mystery v1 #70 Atlas Comic Book: "A Thousand Years!" (07/01/1961)
A man makes a deal with the devil to live a thousand years. [Reprinted in: Crypt of Shadows 6](AS)
-- Jeffr_2bya
Journey Into Mystery v1 #74 Atlas Comic Book: "Forever is a Long Long Time!!" (11/01/1961)
A man finds a way of making myself immortal. (AS)
-- Jeffr_2bya
Journey Into Mystery v1 #75 Atlas Comic Book: "The Magic of Mordoo!" (12/01/1961)
Mordoo was a gypsy with a reputation for being able to perform any magical feat requested of him. He also had the stigma of bringing hardship to those who made these requests. Franz Kopnik visited Mordoo and asked him to make his lover Katrina Steuben a young woman again. Mordoo was reluctant, but after Kopnik taunted him he agreed. Mordoo successfully turned the middle aged Steuben into a teenager, but she suddenly changed her mind about marrying Kopnik. She started coming on to Mordoo, and he eagerly accepted her advances. (Female Ar)
-- Jeffr_2bya
Journey Into Mystery v1 #76 Atlas Comic Book: "The Genie With The Light Brown Hair!" (01/01/1962)
The Genie's bottle was found by Mike Morgan, a cruel hobo. Releasing the Genie, Morgan demanded three wishes, thinking the Genie would be grateful to be out. The Genie detested humans and preferred the peace and quiet of the bottle; since he released the Genie, Morgan was the only one who could order him back into the bottle (a fact Morgan exploited to his advantage). The Genie agreed to give Morgan three wishes if Morgan would keep his part of the deal and order him back into the bottle. Morgan wished for youth, good looks, and great wealth; none of these physical changes altered the cruel Morgan's character. Morgan then made the Genie his personal stooge, making him perform humiliating tasks, but eventually Morgan grew weary of this and ordered the Genie back in the bottle. The Genie asked Morgan a favor: because the bottle was so lonely, let him take a human with him for company. Morgan agreed, and the Genie took Morgan. (Male Ar)
-- Jeffr_2bya
Journey Into Mystery v1 #79 Atlas Comic Book: "The Midnight Monster!" (04/01/1962)
A rich, handsome, but totally evil scientist created an immortality serum and drank it; he was instantly transformed into an ugly, monstrous, gray-skinned hulk. Seeking revenge upon the world, he went on a path of destruction until he was tricked by the Army into falling down the world's deepest hole. (AS)
-- Jeffr_2bya
Journey Into Mystery Vol. 4 Comic Book:
Reprints of Journey Into Mystery v1 #39 and Journey Into Mystery v1 #35
-- Jeffr_2bya
Journey Into Unknown Worlds #20 Comic: "Bwana Brown" & "A Monument To Mortimer" (07/01/1953)
Both stories contain immortally. (AS)
-- Jeffr_2bya
Journey Into Unknown Worlds #28 Comic: "The Missing Men!" (06/01/195?)
A ruthless man regains his youth.
-- Jeffr_2bya
Journey Into Unknown Worlds #36 Comic: "The Prisoners Of Time!" (09/01/1950)
Bad guys are aP to death. Leader is trapped inside his own ship and unable to leave or he will age to death as well.
-- Jeffr_2bya
Journey Into Unknown Worlds #55 Comic: "The Men In The Mole!" (03/01/1956)
Some minor Ar.
-- Jeffr_2bya
JSA Classified #034 DC Comic Book: "Like Sands Through The Hourglass" (03/01/2008)
Villain is aged to death by the new Time Commander.
-- Jeffr_2bya
Jughead's Pal Hot Dog #5 Comic Book: Archie Comic Publications "Puppy Tales" (Oct. 1990) Jughead's dog gets zapped and hilarious hi-jinks ensue.
Jumanji Cartoon Series: Season 03; Episode #13: "An Old Story" aka "Bark At Jumanji" (11/30/1997)
The two kids accidentally fall into a whirlpool that is like a reverse fountain of youth. At first, they don't notice, but as time passes, they get older and older. Judy Shepherd goes from a preteen girl to a smoking hot blond with a great rack (not known if her cartoon clothes were damaged.) I'm not surprised about a rack that big on a kids show. That studio was also responsible for Duckman, and there were some legendary sized ones there. Probably the last great American AP that will ever hit the Tv screen. (last female non-Japanese AP scene, excellent growth, also male AP, old age scenes) The final girl to woman AP UC/CB depiction permitted in the western hemisphere occurs approximately 6 minutes and 11 seconds after the start of the episode. Sitting alone at her desk in Study Hall, where she was teased earlier by the more mature girls, Judy Shepherd is suddenly looking a lot taller. As she puts down her book, it is revealed she now has breasts. She looks at her reflection in the window, and gasps in surprise when she sees she has aged into a teenager with an hourglass figure. Her blue overalls have become much too short and too tight. At some point during the accelerated puberty, her lower hips and upper thighs ripped through the denim, but the straps have held. "What the? ... Oh no!" She sneaks out and steals adult clothes without being detected. Brother Peter grew up in the janitor's closet while being chased by bullies. The siblings continue aging into senior citizens, but revert back in the nick of time. By the start of the next episode, Judy's torn overalls have been replaced with an intact pair.
The clues:
#1: "When silk is torn and bondage ends, you must give up what you can't defend."
#2: "Youth must follow and age must lead. Two legs fail but three succeed."
-- Zetta & teknoman01
Jumanji Movie: (1995)
When two kids play an old magic board-game they found, they release a man trapped for decades in it and a host of dangers that can only be stopped by finishing the game.
-- TBTC
Jumbo Comics #79 Comic Book: Fiction House: "Youth For One, Death For Many" (September 1945)
Possible Ar/ap in This Comic book
-- Jeffr_2bya
Jungle Comics #1 Comic Book: Blackthorne Publishing Incorporation: (1987) Male Ar and Female Ar. -- John L.
Jungle Comics #4 Comic Book: Fiction House: "The Fountain Of Youth" (April 1940)
Possible Ar/ap in This Comic book
-- Jeffr_2bya
Jungle wa Isumo Hale Nochi Guu Anime TV Series: Season 01?; Episode 0?: 'Deluxe' OAV. 3rd 'illusion' (Summer, 2004)
Girst part ep 2. (AR Scene)
-- Kyukei
Jungle wa Itsumo Hare Notchi Guu TV Series: Special: Illusion #07: "Tokimeki Peyo: My Angel" (11/25/2002)
After preparing a wonderful meal for the family, Hare becomes worried that when the baby comes, he will have to do so much more and won't be able to have any free time. Guu give Hare the experience of raising a child by turning Weda and Dr. Clive into infants. Hare must re-raise his parents if he wants them to grow. Will Hare be able to handle raising his parents?
-- Sp4cehouse
Junkett Custard Commercial TV commercial (1957)
That 1957 TV commercial for Junkett Instant Custard
that I mentioned late last year on the AR Archive did not place in the top 10 of
worst commercials of the 20th Century. But the ad was notable for is AR
content. If depicted three children of ascending age in front of table with
bowls of Junkett custard, which was billed as 'The Growing-Up Dessert.' The
youngetst boy tastes a spoonful of custard and appears to grow almost a head
taller. 'Look, he's growing,' the middle girl says, as she eas a spoonful
herself and experiences similar instant growth. But the eldest boy protests to
eat any, claiming that, 'Junkett custard is for kids.' He promptly shrinks until
his eyes are at tabletop level. He grabs his bowl and begins rapidly shoveling
the custard into his mouth until he regains his old size. The ad, which ran
during afternoon kids' programs, was said to have hurt Junkett custard sales
because some kids believed that it would affect their size in a similar manner.
-- PixChick
Justice League Unlimited #33 DC Comic Book: "Dead Man's Party" (07/01/2007)
Stargirl and Crimson Avenger argue about the fact that she's young and brash, and he's old and careful. They get caught in a spell by Morgaine le Fey to make her son Mordred young again, and get their bodies switched. Mordred becomes a child again. (mind transfer, male AR)
-- Metamorhpose.org
Justice League Cartoon Series: Season 01; Episode #20: "A Knight of Shadows" Part 01 The sorceress Morgaine Le Fey and her son Mordred search for the Philosopher's Stone, and the Justice League need the help of the Demon Etrigan to thwart her.
Justice League Cartoon Series: Season 01; Episode #21: "A Knight of Shadows" Part 02 Morgaine and Mordred get the Stone and plan to transform England and restore it to is medieval glory.
Justice League Cartoon Series: Season 03; Episode #06: "Kids' Stuff" (August 14, 2004) When Mordred banishes all adults from the world, Superman, Batman, Wonder Woman and Green Lantern must transform into 8-year-olds in a desperate attempt to save the planet. Mordred's mother tests her magic to transform the heros into kids. -- Jeffr_2bya & Quadhouse
Justice League Unlimited Cartoon Series: Season 04: Episode #07: "Clash" Captain Marvel, the World's Mightiest Mortal, joins the Justice League as Lex Luthor initiates a new plot. (aP/RN) -- Stonegate & Dragonaide
Juubei_Chan Anime Series?: (2004)
AP
-- Visible Time
Juventas Roman Goddess: Goddess of Youth An early Roman goddess of youth, equal to the Greek goddess Hebe. Boys offered a coin to her when they wore a man's toga for the first time. -- Jeffr_2bya
Jyuken Sentai Gekiranger TV Series: Season 01; Episode #15: "?" (?) Four thousand years ago, in China, a form of Kenpo martial arts was developed, the Beast-Fist (??, Ju-ken?) style in which one that practices this fighting style could mimic the abilities of animals as well as reach spiritual peace. By present time, two opposing schools of the Beast-Fist martial arts were established: One is the Fierce Beast-Fist Beast Arts, the Beast Fist of Justice whose sport discipline enhances the human body. It is taught by Grand Master Sha--Fu-, one of the seven Fist Saints, using a sports goods company named "SCRTC" as a front. The evil form of the Beast-Fist style is known as Confrontation Beast-Fist Akugata created by the Three Fist Demons that had long been dead since the GekiRin Rebellion that marked the start of the two schools' long war. One master of the Confrontation Beast Fist-style, Rio, rebuilds the Confrontation Beast Hall with intent on world domination with an army of martial artists brought back from the dead. To fight the Confrontation Beast Hall, Sha--Fu- had been training two youths: Ran Uzaki, and Retsu Fukami. Along with the wild boy raised in the forest, Jan Kandou, the Gekiranger team is formed, they confront Rio and his army of kyonshi soldiers In episode 15; Two heros are ared. One becomes a child and other becomes a baby. (Male Ar)
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