A villain decides to give heroism a try (for whatever reason) and switches sides but then goes back to being a villain and back again. This phenomenon works the ...

The Revolving Door Band trope as used in popular culture. This is when a band becomes notable for a constantly changing lineup, with musicians coming, …

One way of getting around the potential monotony of Will They or Won't They? is by getting them together... then breaking them up.

A show which suffers an excessive regular turnover in the main cast. Regulars might last for a season or two at the most and even the (seemingly) most vital ...

A nation undergoes a major revolution and completely changes its rulers or even switches to a new system of government.

The Multiverse: Revolving Door features a system of twelve universes, each one a fully-developed alternate reality that diverges from ours to different degrees.

"Mutant Heaven has no pearly gates, only revolving doors." ... "If the creator wants to bring back a dead character, then by god that character will come back.".

I see the people in the image pull down the statue of the old dictator only to be replaced by the new one. They do the same to the new one and it gets replaced.

A page for describing YMMV: Revolving Door. Woobie: A few people have mentioned feeling this way about Freesia and Adelaide.

The Yin-Yang World switches the alignment of anyone who leaves it without both the Yin Yo-Yo and the Yang Yo-Yo. Due to this mechanic, anyone can be a Heel Face ...