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 W W.E.I.R.D. World Movie: (1995) This thriller set in the near future stars Dana Ashbrook, Miguel Nunez, Clayton Rohner, Audie England, Jim True, Kathryn Morris, Gina Rivera and Paula Marshall as a group of brilliant young scientists at the Wilson Emery Institute for Research and Development. Ed O'Neill (Married ... with Children) plays their supervisor, who helps them explore top-secret projects involving age-reversal serums, cures for deadly diseases, robotics and time travel. (Male/Ar)
W.I.T.C.H. Comic Book: (2004)
comic about five junior-high girls who have magical powers. When they use them they turn into older teenagers and fight the "Evil Forces" in a Magic World and the Real World.
-- Highlander
W.I.T.C.H. Movie: (Sat Dec 18, noon ET/11:00 am PT)
(AP, RN)Whenever Will unleashed the glass pendant's powers, the girls were transformed into beautiful, knowing, young women -- complete with mod, winged, purple-and-turquoise outfits." "The orb's power transformed the girls into their magical selves -- young women with long legs, mature faces and bodies, and fabulous outfits. And, best of all, Will thought with a giggle, we have magical powers and strength enough to kick any bad guy's butt!" The girls’ bodies are “enhanced” when they transform from immature, gawky, sometimes bespectacled adolescents into curvy, winged superheroes replete with skintight, skimpy costumes. When the girls' transformations into their magical selves are described, their bodies become curvier, their lips poutier. Suddenly, they are supermodels. Most of the "art changes" are for foreign markets, like having to add some inches to hemlines and kneesocks for the girls' outfits in Saudi Arabia. They've probably added little pajamas in some scenes here, since the Europeans have no problem showing Will sleeping in her skivvies. Also a manga version.
-- Ricky
W.I.T.C.H Cartoon Series: Season 01; Episode #0?: "B is for Betrayal" (06/06/2006) The girls age a few years whenever they transform into Guardians, and their costumes change with them. Cornelia wants the boys to notice her, but is too young. During a battle she discovers her power to make things grow, but can't control it. Towards the end of the episode, she was still stuck in her older form while wearing her normal clothes. (AP, AR RN) -- Teknoman01
W.I.T.C.H Cartoon Series: Season 01; Episode #0?: "F is for Facade" (07/22/2006) Cornelia can age into her older form at will simply by concentrating, without the usual elf transformation, striped costume, or flower petal wings, and claims to be her blonde sister, who's actually much younger. Reportedly her normal clothes enlarge to contain her maturing form. (teknoman) In the 1st episode Cornelia brings the fact that after transforming they have tits to their attention. It's not a huge change, just like crossing the puberty threshold, they were more flat before and have moderate breasts after, slight change to their curves. Quote: Ir.: "What's that on the back of us?" Cor.: "What's that on the front of us?" (KeiichiRX7) - It's much more noticeable in the comics....and it's Irma who both notices they have breasts and gets stuck in her transformed older form once. No surprise, she has the biggest pair. (AP, RN) -- NinjaBunneh
W-Body Manga: (200?)
Schoolgirl grows bigger, body straining against her swimsuit. (Process) Censored, original version at process-productions.com. (BE,AP)
-- Visible Time
Wacky Adventures of Ronald McDonald, The
Cartoon: "Birthday World"
A cartoon where Ronald and pals are ared into toddlers.
Wait' Till You're Older Movie: (2006)
Boy aged to adulthood. (M/aP)
-- Eddieursa
Walk On Music Video U2 (2002)
(Blink transformations, AR, AP, TG)
-- Visible Time
Wallace Hoskins: The Boy Who Grew Down Book: (2000)
Cynthia Zarin, Martin Matje. Wallace, a small boy who always wears a large fireman's hat, suddenly grows taller. But, as the author tells us: "HIS LEGS WERE GETTING LONGER BUT THE REST OF HIM WAS STAYING THE SAME SIZE." Before the readers' eyes, Wallace looks to be standing on ever-lengthening, stretchable stilts as the hero continues to "grow down."
-- Visible Time
Walt Disney's Brer Rabbit #?? Disney's Comic Book: "The Fountain of Youth" Fountain of youth plot, fools BRB with bees in bootle, BRF with a geiser. (Possible Ar/ap) -- Jeffr_2bya
Walt Disney's Christmas Parade #6 Comic Book: Dell: "The Fountain Of Youth" (November 1954)
Possible Ar/ap in This Comic book
-- Jeffr_2bya
Walt Disney Comics Digest #13 Comic Book: Gold Key: "The Fountain Of Youth" (July 1969)
Possible Ar/ap in This Comic book
-- Jeffr_2bya
Walt Disney Comics Digest #25 Comic Book: Gold Key: "The Youth Machine" (October 1970)
Possible Ar/ap in This Comic book
-- Jeffr_2bya
Walt Disney's Comics and Stories #426 Comic Book: Gold Key: "The Youth Potion" (1976-2003)
Possible Ar/ap in This Comic book
-- Jeffr_2bya
Walt Disney Comics Digest #13 Gold Key Comic Book: "The Fountain Of Youth" (July 1969)
Possible Ar/ap in This Comic book
-- Jeffr_2bya
Walt Disney Comics Digest #25 Gold Key Comic Book:
Possible Ar/ap in This Comic book
-- Jeffr_2bya
Walt Disney's Donald Duck #?? Disney's Comic Book: "As Young As You Feel" GY's false youth formula makes DD fells great. (Possible Ar/ap) -- Jeffr_2bya
Walt Disney's Donald Duck #?? Disney's Comic Book: "Elixir Of Youth" (1989) Too much rejunevation potion. (Possible Ar/ap) -- Jeffr_2bya
Walt Disney's Donald Duck #?? Disney's Comic Book: "Fountain Of Youth" (June 11, 1980) Youth spring. (Possible Ar/ap) -- Jeffr_2bya
Walt Disney's Donald Duck #?? Disney's Comic Book: "Second Childhood" (August 3, 1989) Youth Vacation. (Possible Ar/ap) -- Jeffr_2bya
Walt Disney's Donald Duck #?? Disney's Comic Book: "The Spring Of Instant Youth" (December 22, 1974) No info at this time. (Possible Ar/ap) -- Jeffr_2bya
Walt Disney's Donald Duck #?? Disney's Comic Book: "There's No Fool Like An Old Fool" (1994) Feeling old, DD looks at jungle for scientist who invented youth elixir. (Possible Ar/ap) -- Jeffr_2bya
Walt Disney's Duck Tales #7 Disney's Comic Book: "The Fountain of Youth" (September 11, 1990) Fountain of youth. (Possible Ar/ap) -- Jeffr_2bya
Walt Disney's Mickey Mouse #66 Disney's Comic Book: "The Secret of the Swamp" (June 1959) Two crooks want "water of youth" from swamp native (Possible Ar/ap) -- Jeffr_2bya
Walt Disney's Donald Duck #10 Disney's Comic Book: "The Fountain of Youth" (1956) Li'l Bad Wolf and Fountain Of Youth. (Possible Ar/ap) -- Jeffr_2bya
Walt Disney's Donald Duck #12 Disney's Comic Book: "The Fountain of Youth" (May 8, 1975) Spring of youth and old sailors. (Possible Ar/ap) -- Jeffr_2bya
Disney's Comic Book: "Fountain of Youth Goof" (1962) No info at this time. (Possible Ar/ap) -- Jeffr_2bya
Walt Disney's Donald Duck #36 Disney's Comic Book: "The Fountain of Youth" (1967) Magica De Spell turns Uncle Scrooge into a baby. (Ar/RN) -- Jeffr_2bya
Walt Disney's Mickey #348 Disney's Comic Book: "A fonte da juventude" (October 1981) Pflip has found Fountain of Youth in Florida. (Possible Ar/ap) -- Jeffr_2bya
Walt Disney's Mickey #630 Disney's Comic Book: "" () No Info at this time. (Possible Ar/ap) -- Jeffr_2bya
Walt Disney's Mickey Mouse #?? Disney's Comic Book: "Itching Gulch" (August 8, 1949) Eternal youth thanks to a secret mineral; EB's Western adventure. (AS) -- Jeffr_2bya
Walt Disney's Minnie Mouse, The Wicked Witch Disney's Comic Book: Walt Disney Comics Digest #25: "The Youth Machine" (October 1970) No Info At This Time. (Possible Ar/aP) -- Jeffr_2bya
Walt Disney's Uncle Scrooge #32 Disney's Comic Book: Dell:"Fountain of Youth" (October, 1965) Looking for Ponce de Leon's Fountain of Youth. (Possible Ar/ap) -- Jeffr_2bya
Walt Disney's Uncle Scrooge #?? Disney's Comic Book: "A poção de Medéia" (July 1988) Medea's youth potion. (Possible Ar/ap) -- Jeffr_2bya
Walt Disney's Uncle Scrooge #?? Disney's Comic Book: "The Wee Dram From Scotland" (February 1996) Search in Scotland for a drink of youth. (Possible Ar/ap) -- Jeffr_2bya
Walt Disney's Uncle Scrooge #32 Disney's Comic Book: "That's No Fable!" (December 1960) Fountain of Youth; this myth isn't hard to swallow!. (Possible Ar/ap) -- Jeffr_2bya
Walt Disney's Uncle Scrooge #43 Comic Book: Gold Key: (July, 1963) Magica De Spell uses magic to change her form. (Ar/aP) -- Jeffr_2bya
Walt Disney's Uncle Scrooge #97 Disney's Comic Book: "That's No Fable!" (December 1960) Fountain of Youth; this myth isn't hard to swallow!. (Possible Ar/ap) -- Jeffr_2bya
Walter Forde's Time Flies
Movie: Volume. 26 (Science Fiction Gold)
Time traveling into the past just isn't what it used to be!
Comedian Tommy Handley invests his friends money into a time machine without their knowledge. Outraged, they try to get the money back from the machine's inventor, but are accidentally sent back to Elizabethan times where meet up with the likes of William Shakespeare and Sir Walter Raleigh. Soon the Queen's Royal Guard become suspicious of the newcomers strange attire and even stranger ways. "They must be witches," the guards surmise. Now Tommy and his friends will need more then a song and dance to keep from being burned at the stake! (Little Ar)
Wana Trap of Carnal Desire Manga Comic Book: Kazuki Taniuchi (1999)
Rapidly aged preschool girls' dresses were torn to shreds, still clinging to their adult bodies. The grown boys ended up nude. In retaliation, the male perpetrators were reverted into toddlers and one baby. (Excellent APed, RN, male AR)
-- Process Forum
Watership Down Cartoon Series: Season 03; Episode #13: "The Last Battle"
It's time to end the battle once and for all. Both sides collide and there can be only one winner. Silverweed uses stolen magic and pays the price for it. (animal aP)
-- Jeffr_2bya
War of the Worlds TV Series: Season 01; Episode #16: "Unto Us a Child is Born" (02/20/1989)
Aliens invade by infusing themselves into ordinary people. During a shopping mall attack, an alien infects a pregnant woman. Due to the violent integration, she goes into labor and gives birth to a hybrid which ages rapidly. In a few hours, the child matures from a day-old infant to a strapping 3-year-old toddler. The boy's powerful urge to "recombinate" with his mother leads him to kill his nurse and escape. The Blackwood team, the Advocacy, and the possessed mother all search for the growing child monster. After the showdown, the hybrid undergoes a strange metamorphosis. The alien part of the child dies off, and the infant reappears from within. Jonathan & Brandyn Ursini: Alien Toddler. (male AP TF, RN)
-- derydan58
Warlock Movie: (1989)
The Warlock (Julian Sands) puts a curse on a young girl who fears getting old. "Tout, tout, thrown about, your callow life in dismay, rectum osculum tormentum...a decade twice over a day," he chants. She awakens the next morning aged from 20 to 40 years old, complete with long fingernails and hair brushing the floor. Her aging continues through the rest of the film, adding 20 years each day. She ends up about 60 years old, with decent old age makeup, before she manages to remove the Warlock's curse. Great movie, great aging idea, and highly recommended.
--Zietgiest
The Warlord #20 Comic Book: DC Comics: "Enter The World of The Warlord" (April) Baby boy is clone and his clone is age progressed. (Male aP) -- John L.
The Wasp Woman (1960's) Movie:
A classic 50's film in which a middle-aged woman tries to regain her youth by feeding off the blood of others. She regresses and ages many times during the film, and eventually her blood formula no longer works, aging her to death. Primitive makeup, but still quite good, and the film is excellent. Highly recommended..
--Zietgiest
The Wasp Woman (1960's) Movie:
Another classic by Roger Corman concerning an aging makeup model/corporate executive who takes shots of wasp enzymes to regain her youth. It works, but it occasionally turns her into a cheesy wasp monster and back to a middle-aged woman. No extensive age makeup, just some facial shadowing to suggest middle age.
--Zietgiest
The Wasp Woman (1990's) Movie:
a remake of the classic film mentioned above, with better effects and slightly more convincing age makeup, plus it¹s in color. Worth a look.
--Zietgiest
Watership Down Cartoon Series: Season 03; Episode #13: "The Last Battle"
It's time to end the battle once and for all. Both sides collide and there can be only one winner. Silverweed uses stolen magic and pays the price. (animal aP)
-- Jeffr_2bya
Web Of Mystery #3 Ace Comic Book: "True Tales of unexplained mysteries #6" (06/01/1951)
A man ap to bones after his exlier is lost. (Male aP)
-- goldenagecomics.co.uk
Web Of Mystery #25 Ace Comic Book: "The Keeper of the Flames" (07/01/1954)
A man makes a deal with death to extend his wife's life.
-- goldenagecomics.co.uk
Web Site Story Book: by Robert Rankin (10/01/2001) There is an extended AR scene from page 166 to page 178. The character 'Big Bob' enters a virtual reality complex by mistake and gets regressed into a ten-year-old. I hadn't seen anything on this, so it was probably worth noting. -- Gamble
Wee Willie Winkie Kiwi Video: "Soldier,Soldier, Won't You Marry Me?" (2004 - 2005)
Petrina (Katy Wottrich) wants to join the soldier in the painting. She asks Fairy Godnana if she can transform her into an adult for one day. She finds the soldier rather cute. When she sings "Soldier Soldier won't you marry me?" he turns her down each time for another excuse - no shoes, no hat, no gloves. She gets a little angrier each time she runs up the stairs to fetch the article. She asks one last time only to be told that "Oh no, sweet maid, I cannot marry you for I have a wife of my own." No longer enamored by him she delivers a sweet revenge before being wafted back to the future. She is very happy to return to being a little girl again.
http://www.kiwivideo.com/willie_winkie/index.shtml
-- Visible Time
Weird Fantasy #4 (New Series) Comic Book: Russ Cochran: "Second Childhood" (Jul. 1993) Scientist experiments on himself to be closer in age to his fiancee, but he keeps going (AR past birth). 1950 Version is quite different. [Reprints EC's Weird Fantasy #16 - Nov. 1950)]
Weird Fantasy #6 An Entertaning Comic: Comic Book: "Space-Warp!"
Frank Carter returns from a space trip and discovers he been gone for thirty-two years. His best friend is now a old man and woman he loved had a daughter now his age. He falls in love with her after mistaking her for her mother. (M/AS)
-- Jeffr_2bya
Weird Fantasy #9 An Entertaning Comic: Comic Book: "The Duplicates" & "The Connection"
In "The Duplicates" Bob and Lee create a process in creating clone copies. The clones ages to old age after a while. (F/aP)
In "The Connection" Thomas Branch attempts to time travel so he can be with older Doris Martin in the future. Thomas Branch was fallen in love with the young woman, but hates the age difference. Thomas Branch ends up aging myself to a old man when he travels to the future due to a broken connection in the time machine. When he travels back in past he goes to far back. He goes back to a time when Doris Martin is a 4-year-old little girl. The time machine is no longer there because he hadn't built it yet. He ends up becoming a handyman named Mr. Forrest and later becomes Doris Martin Guardian soon after her parents die. Rising the little girl he once loved as a woman. (M/aP)
-- Jeffr_2bya
Weird Fantasy #15 An Entertaning Comic: Comic Book: "He Who Waits"
A man named Percy falls in love with a woman named Petite who is only eight inches tall. After he shrinks himself to her size. Petite ages to old age after two weeks. Petite turned out to be a plant creature that only blooms once every ten years. Percy must wait ten years before Petite will return. (F/aP)
-- Jeffr_2bya
Weird Fantasy #16 Comic Book: Russ Cochran: "Second Childhood" (Nov. 1950) What secret had an entire tribe paralyzed with fear?
Weird Fantasy #16 (Reprint) Comic Book: Russ Cochran: "Second Childhood" (Jul. 1993) Scientist experiments on himself to be closer in age to his fiancee, but he keeps going (AR past birth). 1950 Version is quite different.
Weird Mysteries #6 GillMor Magazines: Comic Book: "Life Sentence" (09/01/1953)
A man must spend a century inside a sealed room if he drinks some special water.
-- goldenagecomics.co.uk
Weird Mysteries #10 Gillmor Magazines: Comic Book: "Eternal Death" (05/01/1954)
A older man gets a younger body. (Ar/Age Stasis)
-- goldenagecomics.co.uk
Weird Science TV Series: Season 01; Episode #12: "Killer Party"
The guy's parents are mentally AR'd to 15 yrs old 'Chet Reborn' Chet is AR'd to a baby and then slowly morphs older at different points until he reaches his true age. 'Teen Lisa' The guys wish Lisa could understand what it is like being a teenager and so Lisa becomes a teenager (although a teen without her super-model good lucks in order to not get by on her looks). Usually you see the real Lisa although the 'teen' appears in mirrors. She IS mentally AR'd.
-- Time
Weird Science TV Series: Season 02; Episode #12: "Chett Reborn" (Originally Aired: 10/29/94)
Written by: Paul Lieberstein, Jeff Vlaming & Kari Lizer
Directed by: Steve Dubin
An ill-worded wish turns Chett into an cute little infant. The former gun-toting bully is growing up all over again at an accelerated rate. Now Wyatt has a chance to re-raise his brother and correct all the mistakes his parents made. Problem is, Wyatt's gentle, loving parenting turns the adult Chett into a sweet-but-pathetic wussy-boy, incapable of defending himself. It takes the dirtiest joke in the history of broadcast television and a barroom brawl to rouse the warrior in Chett, turning him back into his old butt-kicking self.
-- Anonymous
Weird Science TV Series: Season 03; Episode #15: "Teen Lisa"
Episode in which Lisa makes herself into a teenager. Unfortunately, not a teen looking Lisa but a 'created teen' because the guys don't want her to be a teen super-model and have it easy because of her looks. Usually the real Lisa appears except in mirrors where we see the 'other Lisa'. She does suffer 'Mental AR' though.
-- Time
Weird Tales The Unique Magazine Magazine: Short Story: "The Youth Maker" by Backus, W. Elwyn (April 1927) No info at this time. (possible ar/ap) -- Jeffr_2bya
Weird War Tales #04 Comic Book: DC Comics: (April)
A soldier wishes it was twenty years from now. After a gypsy girl tells some stories a soldier is aged by twenty years. (aP)
-- Jeffr_2bya
Weird War Tales #88 DC Comics Inc: Comic Book: "Night of the Siominole" (March) They are known as the Seminole Wars, The three separate attempts by the U.S. Cavalry to drive the seminole indians from their Florida homeland and yet in the first two wars the Seminoles were Victorious! Not until the Third were they finally defeated. How did these simple peace-loving indians withstand the armed might of the U.S. Government for so long? What finally brought about their defeat? The Startling Answers are revealed here, on the...Night of the Siominole (F/aP/AS). -- Jeffr_2bya
The West Coast Avengers #12 (2nd series) Comic Book: Marvel Comics: "The Attration Between Two Bodies" (September, 1986)
While fighting a team of villains (Zzzax, Quantum, Halflife) the villainess Halflife ages Mockingbird every time she touches her, until Wonder Man makes the save. (AP, RN).
-- Zeitgeist.
What If V2 - #33 Comic Book: Comics: "" (?)
In a two-issue "What If?", Jean Grey isn't killed as the Phoenix on the moon, instead choosing a psychic lobotomy, to remove her powers and keep her from becoming too powerful. In the second issue, Magneto helps her regain her powers, and the Shadow King tries to defeat her by accelerating baby Rachel's (born after Jean's lobotomy) aging and possessing her. After Jean defeats the Shadow King, Rachel is left with an adult body and infant mind. Jean uses the Phoenix power to regress her back to her proper age. (AR)
-- Guest
Wheel Comic Book: Yui Toshiki Manga: Momohime bizarre erotic stories
Kiss causes little girl to grow up. Her dress is too short. Adult content.
-- Sutibaru
When Daddy Prays Book: by Nikki Grimes, Tim Ladwig (Illustrator) When Daddy Prays is a collection of poems and verses to help a child to learn about prayer. The book tells about a child learns just that from his father. The same as we learn from our Heavenly Father. The Father's prayers help carry the family throughout each day. No matter what the situations or circumstances prayer brings them closer. (Cover page looks like Ar) -- savedbyhisgrace
When You Wish Upon A Star Movie:
A body switch between older and younger sisters (and not THAT much difference in age... they are both in high school)
-- Time
Where Monsters Dwell #9 Marvel Comic Book: "The Magic of Mordoo!" (10/01/1955)
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. [Printed From: Journey Into Mystery v1 #75] (Female Ar)
-- Jeffr_2bya
Where Monsters Dwell #12 Atlas: Marvel Comic Book: "The Black Clock!" (11/01/1971)
A man steals a clock from a old man and ages. [Printed from: Journey Into Mystery v1 #67](aP)
-- Jeffr_2bya
Where Monsters Dwell #30 Atlas: Marvel Comic Book: "The Thing in The Black Box!" (09/01/1974)
Centuries ago, Zeus, chief of the Olympian gods, gave a tightly sealed box to Pandora, warning her never to open it; she did, and unleashed evil, wicked imps upon the world. The imps were sealed back in the box and Pandora was exiled to a tropical island in the South Pacific. In present times, a man was ship-wrecked on the beautiful Pandora's isle. She tricked him into opening the box and released a single demon which grew to gigantic proportions. This demon was the personification of all the individual imps. Pandora commanded the demon to attack the world. Meanwhile, the ship-wrecked man surrounded Pandora with mirrors, showing her her true, centuries-old reflection. Pandora surrendered and ordered the creature back into the box. The box was then sealed and buried. (Female aP) [Printed from: Journey Into Mystery #74]
-- Jeffr_2bya
Where Monsters Dwell #33 Atlas: Marvel Comic Book: "The Man Who Meddled!" (01/01/1975)
A scientist looks for a way to speed up the life cycle of the lab mice to hasten research trials. His success in the lab spills out, as his newborn baby dies of old age withing 3 years, and now, the effects are spreading to him. [Printed from: Marvel Tales #128]
-- Jeffr_2bya
White Oleander Movie: (?)
(flash forward) Alison Lohman plays Astrid, the 15 year old daughter of Ingrid. 23 year old Lohman convincingly takes us on the journey of a 15 year old girl during a 3 year period. Her acting ability extends to the language of her body as well, often changing her posture or movement to convey the development of a young girl growing into a woman. She even looks as if she's grown taller by the time Astrid turns 18. (aP?)
-- Visible Time
Whiz Comics #13 Comic Book: Fawcett: "Sivana's Fountain Of Youth" (February 1941) Crafty Thaddeus Bodog Sivana makes Billy Batson too young to pronounce 'Shazam.' Many IBs also regressed [Reprinted in DC Comics' Shazam Archive Volume 1 as "Captain Marvel - The World's Mightiest] -- Jeffr_2bya
Wicked Science TV Series: Season 01; Episode 20: "Nanna" (July 09, 2004)
Toby repairs the MFE machine and uses it to test the strange rock, concluding that they could both be mysteriously linked to the genius transformation. Toby hpyerfunctions and creates a wormhole generator, thinking he can go back in time and discover the missing piece to the puzzle.
Toby’s Nanna, visiting for her eightieth birthday, gets sucked into the wormhole. She is transported back to 1931 while her younger self, Amelia, is transported to the present—smashing the wormhole generator. Toby and Russ are forced to take Amelia to school where she is caught by Tesslar and tells him the whole, fanciful story. Toby manages to get Amelia home and swap her back with the old Nanna just in time for her birthday party.
-- Ricky
The Wiggles TV Show: Season 01; Episode #16: "History" (April 3, 2001)
The Wiggles find an old video of themselves when they were six years old.
Jeff and Murray lie on the green grass looking at the sky, and ponder the age of the earth and the sun.
Anthony eats a bunch of bananas that Greg wanted to use in his latest magic trick. In this episode the Wiggles are aged down to when they were kids. (Ar/RN)
-- Aeron
Wild Magic: The Immortals 1 Audio Book: by Tamora Pierce (Sep 2003) When Daine comes down from the mountains, she carries with her two things: a dark secret about her own past, and a strangely powerful magic that even she doesn't understand. Soon Daine has a job working for Onua, the queen's horsemistress, who is astonished at the girl's way with animals. It's almost as if she can speak to them. Daine and Onua travel to Pirate's Swoop, where Daine finds herself swept into a war that threatens all of Tortall, a war where magic is one of the main weapons. The wall between the worlds is cracking. The magical creatures are returning. Now Daine must master her own magic, and face her own dark memories, if she is to save her new home from destruction. Magical creatures never grow old or die of sickness. (Magical creatures are immortal unless killed (AS)) -- Jeffr_2bya
Wild Magic: The Immortals 1 Book: by Tamora Pierce (Sep 2003) When Daine comes down from the mountains, she carries with her two things: a dark secret about her own past, and a strangely powerful magic that even she doesn't understand. Soon Daine has a job working for Onua, the queen's horsemistress, who is astonished at the girl's way with animals. It's almost as if she can speak to them. Daine and Onua travel to Pirate's Swoop, where Daine finds herself swept into a war that threatens all of Tortall, a war where magic is one of the main weapons. The wall between the worlds is cracking. The magical creatures are returning. Now Daine must master her own magic, and face her own dark memories, if she is to save her new home from destruction. Magical creatures never grow old or die of sickness. (Magical creatures are immortal unless killed (AS)) -- Jeffr_2bya
The Wild Wild West TV Series: Season 01; Episode 16: "Night of the Steel Assassin" (07-Jan-1966 )
(AR) Man mentally changes an intellectual woman back to a showgirl-type child. Sue Ann Langdon is the actress. Very good, but a bit slow.
-- Time
Winter of Magic's Return Book by Pamela Service In which we learn of Merlin's 'affliction.' (see also "Tomorrow's Magic," above) - TBTC
Wish Kid Cartoon Series: Season 01; Episode #10?: "A Grand Ol' Time?" A kid has a magic baseball glove (which a wishing star fell on it) . Whatever he wishes for comes true, but the wishes never last too long either. In one show his grandpa wishes he was young again and becomes a little younger then his grandson and starts playing tricks on bully next door.
Wish upon a Star Movie: (2005) Disney heavily censored scene where 16 y.o. Katherine Heigl discovers her taller older body. (Soul Transfer) -- Visible Time
Wishmaster 2: Evil Never Dies Movie: (1999)
Quick ar past death in the beginning
- Jeffr_2bya
Witch Hunter Robin Cartoon Series: Season 01; Episode #03: "Dancing in Darkness" (19-Feb-2004)
A dried corpse found in a dark tunnel leads the STNJ on a hunt for a witch who can control insects. Two previous victims found in the same condition point to a similar rash of deaths leading back hundreds of years and the dead are all witches. Is the STNJ dealing with an immortal?
-- Dragoniade & Stonegate Shadowlord
The Witch Switch Book: By Anne Harler (09/26/2006)
A witch trades places with her baby sister.
-- Visible Time
The Witches Movie: (1990) Movie based on book by Roald Dahl, with Anjelica Huston, Mai Zetterling. Little girl in painting ages to old age over the years. (painting AP, AA) -- Visible Time
Witching Hour #4, The Comic Book: DC Comics: "Disaster in A Jar" (Sept. 1971?)
A man invents a youth cream called "Magic Youth", but it has some unexpected side effect for his customers. (Minor F/Ar)
-- Jeffr_2bya
Witching Hour #8, The Comic Book: DC Comics: "Above And Beyond The Call Of Duty" (May. 1971?)
A old man switches bodies with a young man. (M/ST)
-- Jeffr_2bya
The Witching Hour #9, The Comic Book: DC Comics: "The Lonely Road Home" "The Last Straw" (July 1970)
This issue contains 2 AS/aP related stories. One about never growing old and the other a cursed magic broom.
-- Jeffr_2bya
Witching Hour #10, The Comic Book: DC Comics: (September 1970)
There is an AR at the end. In the issue, young witch Cynthia and older witches Mildred and Mordred compete in a contest of stories that have to do with time. The old witches win, so Cynthia gets her revenge with her "little pocket-size scientific Fountain of Youth goodie," which turns both older witches into babies (still in their adult-size costumes). Cynthia promises that the AR may wear off by dawn, but if it doesn't, the two older witches would next month be transferred to "Sugar and Spike."
-- ARthur
Witching Hour #18, The Comic Book: DC Comics: "The Face Behind The Mask" & "When Satan Comes A-Creaping!" (Jan. 1972)
A con woman fakes she is over 300 years old in order to swindle money out of a man she loves in "The Face Behind The Mask". (F/aP)
A man's beautiful wife turns into a ugly old witch in "When Satan Comes A-Creaping!".
-- Jeffr_2bya
Witching Hour #19, The Comic Book: DC Comics: "Stop Beating, Heart! You're Killing Me." (Feb-March. 1972)
A man grows old after having a heart transplanted from a man he killed. (M/aP)
-- Jeffr_2bya
Witching Hour #51, The Comic Book: DC Comics: "The Phantom Theater" (Feb. 1976)
Two crimnals hide in a theater only to be terrorized by the movie. When they arrested by the police they aged from young men to old men. (M/aP)
-- Jeffr_2bya
Witching Hour #69, The Comic Book: DC Comics: "Five Fatal Fingers" & "The Girl Who Grew Younger" (March 1976?)
Anything a man touches with his bare fingers ages to death in "Five Fatal Fingers". (Female & Male aP) Impiled Ar in "The Girl Who Grew Younger". (F/Ar)
-- Jeffr_2bya
Witching Hour #73, The Comic Book: DC Comics: "Don't Dare Pick Up a Stranger" (Sept.)
After a stranger patted a heifer it ages till its nothing but bones. (aP)
-- Jeffr_2bya
Witching Hour #74, The Comic Book: DC Comics: "Death Can Be Contagious" (Oct. 1976?)
A 75 year-old witch has a anti-aging potion. (Female, Male/aP. Minor Female/Ar)
-- Jeffr_2bya
Witching Hour #76, The Comic Book: DC Comics: "The Man Who Bought Death" (Jan)
A man buys off death, but still ages and he is now 153 years old. (aP)
-- Jeffr_2bya
Without Mirrors Contemporary Play:
(Bez Zerkal): Nikolai Klimontovich's parable play about love, youth and death. When a 40-year-old woman confuses the son of her former lover for his father, the boy gives her a youth potion that works until morning.
-- Jeffr_2bya
Wolf Speaker: The Immortals 2 Book: by Tamora Pierce (Sep 2003) Veralidaine Sarrasri, a.k.a. Daine, is on the road with her mentor and tutor, the master mage Numair Salmalin; her faithful pony, Cloud; and Skysong, the dragon kit she is raising. They are answering a summons from the Long Lake wolf pack that was once Daine's only family. Help is urgently needed to oppose the "two-leggers" who are despoiling the pack's home, but as they enter the valley, Daine and Numair learn that more is amiss. High treason is afoot, and only extreme efforts-natural and magical-can save the Kingdom of Tortall. Orphaned Daine, now 14, has always been able to mind-speak with animals, but now she is also learning to heal their wounds magically, to enter their minds and see with their eyes, and to change temporarily into animal form. New readers may have some trouble believing the premise of this book, lacking the background information so carefully presented in Wild Magic. Wolf-Speaker is more of a simple adventure than the exploration of characters, feelings, and relationships found in the earlier title. Wild Magic is a powerful fantasy, and its readers will clamor for, and probably not be disappointed by, this sequel. It resolves its conflicts quite satisfactorily, but there is still room for further adventures for Daine and her friends. Magical creatures known as Immortals never grow old or die of sickness. (Magical creatures are immortal unless killed (AS)) -- Susan L. Rogers
Wolverine #61 Marvel Comic Book: (09/01/92)
Wolverine is dreaming; Sliver Fox, Sabretooth, and John Wraith are trying to kill him but are then fired upon.
Then, Wolverine is awakened by Jubilee. Their flight to Los Angeles has been diverted to a S.H.I.E.L.D. heli-carrier. Nick Fury tells Wolverine that a man wants to speak to him, so Fury takes a helicopter to the man’s location. The man meeting Wolverine is John Wraith and isn’t to trilled that Wolverine brought Jubilee along. Wraith aims a gun at Jubilee.
Wolverine has a flashback to a time when he was on mission in Southeast Asia with Wraith and Creed. Wraith found a woman spying and Creed kills her because Wraith won‘t. Wolverine and Creed argue over killing the woman.
Wolverine knows Wraith won’t kill Jubilee. Wolverine also remembers a mission in Berlin to steal the carbonadium from Omega Red. Wraith stayed behind so that Wolverine, Maverick, Sabretooth, and Janice (dead) could get away. Wolverine saw Wraith vanish from Omega Red’s coils.
Wraith gives Wolverine a Shiva head which makes him remember a mission in Cuba where Silver Fox betrays the team and captures Wraith.
Jubilee snaps Logan back to reality and Wraith takes Logan to meet some one. Wraith approaches his house and realizes that some one broke in. Wolverine warns him that the burglars are armed. Wolverine charges in and is faced with gun-fire. Wraith holds the two teens at gun-point and lets them have the TV they were trying to steal. Wolverine finally meets the man Wraith was going to show him, Mastodon. Except, Mastodon was old and dieing; not the way Wolverine remembered him. Wraith explains to Wolverine that Mastodon’s age suppression was wearing off, so Wraith gathered all the old team members to investigate. Wraith tells Wolverine that he even found Silver Fox and has Sabretooth locked in the basement strapped with explosives. (Male/aP)
-- Comicvine
Wolverine #62 Marvel Comic Book: (10/01/92)
Sabretooth is chained to a wall in John Wraith’s basement but breaks free and attacks Wolverine. Wraith is going to blowup the explosive that is strapped to Sabretooth but Jubilee shoots fireworks at Wraith. Jubilee was trying to protect Wolverine, but Wraith tells her that the explosive would only hurt Sabretooth.
Silver Fox arrives wearing a Hydra uniform; Wolverine still doesn’t believe she has been alive all this time and Sabretooth though he had killed her. Wolverine has a flashback of Sabretooth killing Silver Fox and to two fighting. Silver Fox takes Wraith, Wolverine, Jubilee, and Sabretooth outside to talk to Carol Hines, a doctor from the beginning of Weapon X, who my have answers. Suddenly, Jubilee cries out for help as Mastodon turns to mush.
Later, the group use Ornette Higgenbotham to hack into NSA’s database for some names and answers. Ornette finally pulls up a screen with a list of names from Weapon X: Wolverine, Silver Fox, Kestrel (John Wraith), Vole, Mastodon, and Wildcat. Wraith is familiar with al the names except Vole and Wildcat. Then, Ornette finds another list of names: Professor, Cornelius, Hines, and Ferro. These people were behind Weapon X. Ferro is a new name to the team.
Hines finds an address to a private island and the group heads to Aldo Ferro’s castle. A missile takes down Silver Fox’s ship. Wolverine and the rest of the group takes out Ferro’s guards. They find Ferro and his bodyguard, Maverick.
. (Male/aP)
-- Comicvine
Wonder Bread TV Commercial: (?)
Male AP (Boy to Mature Teen)
-- Visible Time & TBTC
Wonder Showzen TV Series: Season 02; Episode #01: [Fake Kids Show] (07/22/2006) Drill instructor orders girl to stop thumb sucking and grow up. (aPed AA) -- NinjaBunneh
Wonder Woman #113 (1st series) Comic Book: DC Comics; "Invasion Of The Sphinx Creatures" (04/1959) WW 113: The first Silver Age appearance of Wonder Tot, though it's Diana as a kid. We see how every year disaster befalls Diana's birthday cake.
Wonder Woman 122 (1st series) Comic Book: DC Comics; "The Skyscraper Wonder Woman" (05/1959) Wonder Tot debuts in Wonder Woman. (F/Ar) -- Tazz
Wonder Woman 129 (1st series) Comic Book: DC Comics; "Return of the Nuclear Villain Multiple Man" (April) Possible Ar. (F/Ar) -- Jeffr_2bya
Wonder Woman #132 (1st series) Comic Book: DC Comics; "Wonder Tot And The Flying Saucer" (Aug.) Several of the adventures of the classic Wonder Woman had her regressing to childhood or infancy. In issue #132 [according to "Ambush Bug Miniseries #3], WW gets shot with a regression ray which turns her to Wonder Teen, then Wonder Girl, then Wonder Tot, and finally Wonder Infant. As an infant, she can understand the babbling of an infant boy who was the only witness to a spaceship landing.
Wonder Woman #133 (1st series) Comic Book: DC Comics; "The Amazing Amazon Race" (Oct) Possible Ar. -- Jeffr_2bya
Wonder Woman #175 (1st series) Comic Book: DC Comics; Startler! "Wonder Woman's Evil Twin" (April) A trip to a parallel dimension shaves years off Wonder Woman and Col. Trevor (AR, RN). -- TBTC
Wonder Woman TV Series: Season 03; Episode #22: "The Man Who Could Not Die"
A man can't die no matters what happens to him. Perhaps even old age will have no effect on him.
-- Jeffr_2bya
Wonder Woman Hardcover Volume 4 Comic Book: DC Comics:
Which has the Wonder Woman in Grow Down Land issue in it.
-- Anonymous
Wonder Woman v.2 #151 Comic Book: DC Comics:
(AR) Doctor Poison (Princess Maru) Succumbed to her own poisons; reverse-aged herself to nothing.
Well Issue 151 was a bust - just a reference to the character going bye-bye and no issue sidenote -- John L.
-- Visible Time
Wonder Woman v.2 #183 Comic Book: DC Comics:
Wonder Woman (AR) Queen Clea of Atlantis. Presumed deceased; reverse-aged.
-- Visible Time
Wonderfalls TV Series: Season 01; Episode #04: "Pink Flamingos"
Flash forward to old age (Jeffr_2bya)
-- Jeffr_2bya
Wonderful Journey to the Human Body, The CD-ROM; Hamasa Hamufla El Guf Ha'adam (Israel, Center for Educational Technology, 2000)
Watch a child's milk teeth fall out and be replaced by his permanent set; the x-ray of a baby's hand turn into an adult one; and fingernails grow. See a little girl's face morph gradually into that of an old woman wearing glasses.
-- Visible Time
Wondering Repair Game: [Hentai game] (2008)
Boy lives with his grandfather who runs a watch/clock repair shop. When a little girl shows up at the shop, he tries to repair her clock himself. Once fixed, he gives it back to the little girl, and when she puts it on she transforms into a teenager. It looks like she can transform from small child to a full grown adult at will. (AP AA, RN)
-- DQ5
Woops! TV Series: Season 01; Episode #11: "The Littlest Pathologist" (un-aired)
One of the only surviving post-holocaust group is being affected strangely by the radiation - he's getting younger. (This episode was never aired, the show having been canceled the week previous.)
-- TBTC
World of Darkness: Truth Until Paradox Book: 2nd Edition: Short Story "Waiting for Yesterday" by Brett Brooks
A woman use magic it backfires on her and makes her older. at the end she regresses. [Page 150]
-- Brat
World of Fantasy #14 Marvel Comic Book: "The Three Dead Flies!" (10/01/1958)
A man loses his chance to use some youth serum.
-- Jeffr_2bya
World of Fantasy #18 Marvel Comic Book: "The Clock Strikes Never!" (06/01/1959)
A man becomes younger after using a time machine to travel back into his own time. (Ar)
-- Jeffr_2bya
The Worlds of H. Beam Piper ED. Book by John F Carr (p. 9)
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Worlds Unknown #4 Marvel Comic Book: Lost...One World (11/01/1973)
A time travel finds himself young again, but no memory of his older self.
-- goldenagecomics.co.uk
The Wotch #01 Online Comic Book: "Enter The Wotch" (November 22, 2002)
Evan/Lilly is introduced into the comic. (TG/Ar/aP)
-- Jeffr_2bya
The Wotch #03 Online Comic Book: "Abra-cat-dabra" (January 6, 2003)
Minor ar with an cat transformation. (TG/Ar/aP)
-- Jeffr_2bya
The Wotch #05 Online Comic Book: "Angelique the Defective Djinn" (March 28, 2003)
Few wishes are granted on some students. (Ar/ST)
-- Jeffr_2bya
The Wotch #07 Online Comic Book: "What's My Age Again" (June 23, 2003)
Lilly was temporarily age-progressed near the end of the "What's My Age Again" chapter. (TG/Ar/aP)
-- Visible Time
The Wotch #09 Online Comic Book: "Myths and Legends" (August 11, 2003)
Lots of transformations.
-- Jeffr_2bya
The Wotch #10 Online Comic Book: "Revenge of Ishtarru" (April 23, 2004)
Evan still turns into Lilly. (Ar/TG)
-- Jeffr_2bya
The Wotch #17 Online Comic Book: "Adventures in Babysitting" (03/27/2006)
The newest cover posted tonight indicates that the upcomming story arc will contain a hefty dose of age changing and TG...ing. . (Ar & aP / TG)
-- Master_E1a
Wrestlemania 23 Ad Commercial: (The superball of wrestling) will be shown live on PPV from Fords Field Detroit, MI. To the ap part, this year's theme is All Grown Up (Last year was the Big time, year before that was Wrestlemania goes Hollowood and the year before was Where it all begins again). Well anyway in the commercial they show kid versions of popular wrestlers (John Cena, Batista, The Undertaker, Shawn Michaels and King Booker), they show them one at a time, first as a kid then them as grownups. They mostly talk about when they were kids they dreamed of headlining wrestlemania but now they are Grown Up. -- Tazz
WWF TV Series: Season 0?; Episode #??: "?" (Oct.,)
In October in the WWE (use to be WWF) they had a gay wedding between 2 male wrestlers. There were 2 brands (tv shows that are like leagues). While the boss of the show attended the wedding which wound up being a publicity stunt and boss of the other show was thee wearing great makeup to look like a 100 yr old priest. He would take it off and attack everyone with his backup. I have posted a before and after pictures of him on that day.
-- ArFreak
Wyrms Book by Orson Scott Card [SciFi] (07/01/1987)
A baby boy is born then grows up too fast and dies at the end of the book. (Male aP)
-- Jeffr_2bya
Wyrms Comic Book by Orson Scott Card
Possible male aP
-- Jeffr_2bya
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