Shapeshifting, the change of an entity into another in myth and in fiction.

Metamorphosis (biology), post-natal biological transformation.

Change, especially extreme psychological or character change, as in the context and vocabulary of pop psychology.

Transmigration may refer to: Transmigration of the soul, a philosophy of reincarnation Transmigration program, an initiative of the Indonesian Government to move landless people from densely populated areas to less populous areas Transmigration...

Transformation (genetics), the genetic alteration of a cell resulting from the introduction of foreign DNA.

Transformational grammar, in linguistics.

Transformation fetish, sexual arousal by descriptions or depictions of people morphing into other beings or objects.

Transformation (geometry), in mathematics, as a general term applies to mathematical functions.

Data transformation (statistics) in statistics.

Transformation playing card, a type of playing card where the pips are incorporated into an artistic design.

Transformation Story Archive, a website that archives stories that feature a personal physical transformation.

Transformation (philosophical), the shift in context and being that requires no change in circumstance.

Transformation (law), a principle that contributes to a finding of fair use in the United States.

Data transformation, process of converting data from a source into a destination format.

Henshin, a visual sequence for transformation occurring in many anime, manga and sentai tokusatsu.

Transformation (novel), a 2000 novel by Carol Berg.

Vocabulary-based transformation.

Transformation (warfare), the introduction and use of seemingly revolutionary methods of mainly strategic nature to gain a permanent advantage over a perceived enemy.

Transformation (music), any operation or process that a composer or performer may apply to a musical variable.

Chemical transformation, in chemistry, shows the conversion of a substrate to a product omitting the reagents or catalysts.

Program transformation, the process of converting special source code into other detailed structures.

Transformation (root transform) may refer to: Transformation is also referred to as a turn. In science:

Malignant Transformation, the first step in Tumorigenesis, converts normal cells into cells that will continue to divide without limit (cancerous cells). Transformation can also refer to the development of a higher grade (more aggressive) case, especially in blood-related neoplasms, when it is called Richter's transformation or Richter's syndrome.

Model transformation, process of converting a model Ma conforming to metamodel MMa into model Mb conforming to metamodel MMb. If MMa=MMb, then one has an endogeneous transformation; otherwise one has an exogeneous transformation. Model transformation usually takes place using languages like GReAT, VIATRA, ATL, etc.

XML transformation language, process of transforming an XML document into another one with languages like XSLT, XQuery, STX, FXT, XDuce, HaXml, FleXML, etc.