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When Juvia finds out, after the Edolas arc, that Edo-Gray was in love with Edo-Juvia, she suddenly grows her hair long again (she apparently thought it was her hairstyle that he was in love with). When Freed is seen again one arc later, his hair is suddenly very long again.

In Fairy Tail, Juvia (who has shoulder-long hair) and Freed (whose hair reaches his lower back) both cut their hair short - Juvia when she joins the title guild and Freed after the Fighting Festival (in order to atone).

(Which she had already done to herself after Tsukishima attacked her.) It's actually a Justified Trope: she had been wounded by Tsukishima as well but Orihime healed her, and Orihime's powers work in such a way that she can easily make cut hair grow back to its original length. The next time she is seen the entirety of the ponytail is back and in pristine condition.

In Bleach, Tsukishima cuts off the majority of one of Riruka's very long pigtails in a Close-Call Haircut.

She even reverts back to her very original hairstyle by the final episode.

In Eureka Seven, Eureka lost a significant amount of hair in episode 19 and eventually has her hair grown back in an instant by Sakuya in episode 41.

A very dumbstruck Edgeworth compared it to 'Shape Memory Alloy'.

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How to get his hair back to its usual shape? Shake his head twice and apply the hairdryer for approximately two seconds.

In the official Doujinshi Anthology of Ace Attorney, main character Phoenix Wright (who is known for having had Anime Hair ever since he was born, despite not using hairgel or the likes) is shown with wet hair in two instances, which reveals that he's literally an 'Instant Bishounen, Just Add Water'.

However, a bonus episode that chronologically took place shortly after this incident shows her with her hair still cut short.

A late episode of K-On! has Yui accidentally chop her bangs very short while trying to trim them, and they go back to their usual length in the next episode.

It generally stays that way for the length of the scene, but is always back to normal by the next episode at least.

Somewhat averted in Soul Eater - Black Star routinely gets his ridiculous main hair-spike cut in two, messed up or cut off.

After Jessie gives it a No-Holds-Barred Beatdown, her hair returns to normal in a few seconds. until Seviper bites off a piece of her hair.

Jessie from PokГ©mon tries to capture a Seviper in one episode.In My Bride is a Mermaid, the top of Nagasumi's head actually gets cut off.It does not regain its original shape until very late in the story.

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The guy gets a Close-Call Haircut near the beginning of the series and his hair spends the rest of the story adopting more and more bizarre shapes as it slowly re-grows and gets cut again.

Subverted by Bokuto no Ryu in Shaman King.

When Secundum destroys a bit of her hair together with her arm, both arm and hair are restored to normal in no time.

It seems Evangeline's immortality extends to her hair as well.

The eponymous Negi has occasionally has his Hair Antennae sliced off in a Close-Call Haircut.

They stop in the middle of their fight to shampoo and blow-dry their hair back into its proper shape - in ancient China. Taikoubou and Suupuushan are shocked by an electric-based opponent, causing them to develop an afro and blonde curls, respectively. and it's back within the next couple frames!

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One particularly memorable (and grievous) example is in Movie 12, when Janemba manages to cut a huge chunk of Goku's hair off. Either that, or it's Rule of Funny in action. Justified in that it's almost always Saiyan hair in question, which has different properties from human hair, supposedly.

Many a Close-Call Haircut in Dragon Ball Z has a Hair Reboot.

Out of spite, perhaps, his hair stays that way for the next page. Sa-chan pleads with the writer to give him back his normal hair within a panel.

Gintoki in Gintama gets exploded in one of the later volumes (as if it only happens once), giving him a poofy afro.The Funimation dub adjusted this ' change shape'. In the Cell Arc this trope is seemingly averted: Vegeta says a Saiyan's hair doesn't grow after they're born. In Dragon Ball, Goku's fight against Tao Pai-Pai had a chunk of one of his hair spikes cut away, which promptly returned in a few panels.

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