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Flip-Face is a fanmade Ben 10 alien. He is an Jekyllan from Anur Hydus.

"No, wait, that's not right!" - Flip-Face

It took Ben a long time after accidentally using Flip-Face for the first time to truly know his powers. In a similar fashion to some aliens he unlocked in 2006, Flip-Face (then known as SmartGuy) was disregarded and left unused.

The only reason Ben used him again was due to him needing to dial someone with intelligence quickly, and in the active playlist he was the first one loaded. Ben turned into him, and began suffering from a panic attack. Flip-Face's beast mode then took over, leaving Ben to destroy the security system of the building they were in, yet not detransforming. Rook tried to stop him with an Omnitrix remote, but Ben found it and destroyed it first, leaving Rook with only one option. Rook had to try to calm him down. He did, and eventually Flip-Face returned to his intelligent form, before detransforming outright. Flip-Face rarely saw use after that, however over time, Ben learned to control his powers

Flip-Face's main "power" is to swap from his intelligent form to his beast form when he becomes frustrated or scared. To change back, Ben has to come to his senses. While in his intelligent form, he has enhanced intelligence, meanwhile, in beast mode, he has sharp claws and teeth, enhanced strength, durability, speed, and jumping capabilities.

The main weakness of Flip-Face is the schism between his two main forms, one being on edge and generous, meanwhile his beast form is apathetic and despises all life, making it incredibly dangerous to go beast mode unless he comes to his senses. They have a constant mental battle, and the sane form isn't useful unless given the tools to apply his skills.

Ben 10 and the Omnitrix logo on Flip-Face's chest are owned by Man of Action and Cartoon Network.

Flip-Face and the Jekyllans were created by me, though they can be used in your works if you credit me for creating the characters.

Any similarities to other fanmade aliens is purely coincidental.

Description
Flip-Face is a fanmade Ben 10 alien. He is an Jekyllan from Anur Hydus.

"No, wait, that's not right!" - Flip-Face

It took Ben a long time after accidentally using Flip-Face for the first time to truly know his powers. In a similar fashion to some aliens he unlocked in 2006, Flip-Face (then known as SmartGuy) was disregarded and left unused.

The only reason Ben used him again was due to him needing to dial someone with intelligence quickly, and in the active playlist he was the first one loaded. Ben turned into him, and began suffering from a panic attack. Flip-Face's beast mode then took over, leaving Ben to destroy the security system of the building they were in, yet not detransforming. Rook tried to stop him with an Omnitrix remote, but Ben found it and destroyed it first, leaving Rook with only one option. Rook had to try to calm him down. He did, and eventually Flip-Face returned to his intelligent form, before detransforming outright. Flip-Face rarely saw use after that, however over time, Ben learned to control his powers

Flip-Face's main "power" is to swap from his intelligent form to his beast form when he becomes frustrated or scared. To change back, Ben has to come to his senses. While in his intelligent form, he has enhanced intelligence, meanwhile, in beast mode, he has sharp claws and teeth, enhanced strength, durability, speed, and jumping capabilities.

The main weakness of Flip-Face is the schism between his two main forms, one being on edge and generous, meanwhile his beast form is apathetic and despises all life, making it incredibly dangerous to go beast mode unless he comes to his senses. They have a constant mental battle, and the sane form isn't useful unless given the tools to apply his skills.

Ben 10 and the Omnitrix logo on Flip-Face's chest are owned by Man of Action and Cartoon Network.

Flip-Face and the Jekyllans were created by me, though they can be used in your works if you credit me for creating the characters.

Any similarities to other fanmade aliens is purely coincidental.