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* ''MyParentsAreAliens'' in which the aliens adopt some kids as part of their [[ConvenientlyUnverifiableCoverStory cover story.]]

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* ''MyParentsAreAliens'' ''Series/MyParentsAreAliens'' in which the aliens adopt some kids as part of their [[ConvenientlyUnverifiableCoverStory cover story.]]
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* ''MyHero''

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* ''MyHero''''Series/MyHero''

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* Four of the BBC's Look and Read educational series for children involve aliens coming to Earth.
** In 'The Boy From Space', a ship crash lands after one of the three crew members turns on the others out of greed. After teaming up with some humans to defeat him, the alien boy (called Peep-Peep) and his father leave with the mutinous crew member their prisoner.
**In 'Earth Warp', an alien comes to Earth to recover a pollution-monitoring probe, which is malfunctioning and will blow up if not found soon. Teaming up with some children, he eventually finds it, says his goodbyes and leaves.
**In 'The Legend of the Lost Keys', it's revealed there have been aliens on Earth for nearly 2000 years. When the good aliens/alien hybrids beat the bad and stop their attempted takeover of Earth, some of the good guys leave for their homeworld to make it a better place while the other good guys choose to stay on Earth.
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* Taken to its [[SlidingScaleOfIdealismVersusCynicism least idealistic]] [[HumansAreTheRealMonsters extreme]] in ''Film/{{District 9}}'', where the sick, vulnerable aliens wind up stranded in ''[[TheApartheidEra Johannesburg]]''.
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See also AmusingAlien, HumanityEnsues, RaisedByWolves, FishOutOfWater, MysteriousWaif.

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Compare FirstContact. See also AmusingAlien, HumanityEnsues, RaisedByWolves, FishOutOfWater, MysteriousWaif.

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* ''Film/ItCameFromOuterSpace'' (1953) has the alien cat Jake crash-landing on Earth. Aware that his presence may cause conflict, so he tries to leave as quickly and quietly as possible.

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* ''Film/ItCameFromOuterSpace'' (1953) (1953)
* ''The Cat From Outer Space''
has the alien cat Jake crash-landing on Earth. Aware that his presence may cause conflict, so he tries to leave as quickly and quietly as possible.
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* In some incarnations, J'onn J'onzz, the MartianManhunter, fits this trope.

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* In some incarnations, J'onn J'onzz, the MartianManhunter, ComicBook/MartianManhunter, fits this trope.
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* Zenna Henderson's ''ThePeople'' stories are about a race of HumanAliens with PsychicPowers who fled to Earth after [[DoomedHometown their homeworld was destroyed]].

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* Zenna Henderson's ''ThePeople'' ''Literature/ThePeople'' stories are about a race of HumanAliens with PsychicPowers who fled to Earth after [[DoomedHometown their homeworld was destroyed]].
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* Shows up twice in the ''Onegai'' franchise, with an alien observer disguised as a high school teacher in ''PleaseTeacher'' and an alien castaway disguised as a high school student in AnoNatsuDeMatteru.

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* Shows up twice in the ''Onegai'' franchise, with an alien observer disguised as a high school teacher in ''PleaseTeacher'' and an alien castaway disguised as a high school student in AnoNatsuDeMatteru.
''AnoNatsuDeMatteru.''
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* Shows up twice in the ''Onegai'' franchise, with an alien observer disguised as a high school teacher in ''PleaseTeacher'' and an alien castaway disguised as a high school student in AnoNatsuDeMatteru.
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* ''Series/{{Tracker}}'': Cole/Dagon doesn't really make much effort to blend into human society. His speech is strange and monotonous, although it gets better in later episodes. He has trouble understanding things we take for granted (such as trying to explain to Mel, who knows who he really is, what ''StarWars'' is). Even ''bathing'' is new to him. I guess they don't do that on Cirron.

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* ''Series/{{Tracker}}'': Cole/Dagon doesn't really make much effort to blend into human society. His speech is strange and monotonous, although it gets better in later episodes. He has trouble understanding things we take for granted (such as trying to explain to Mel, who knows who he really is, what ''StarWars'' ''Franchise/StarWars'' is). Even ''bathing'' is new to him. I guess they don't do that on Cirron.
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* In the TabletopGame/{{Alternity}} / TabletopGame/D20Modern setting [[TabletopGame/DarkMatter Dark•Matter]] there are several aliens who hid on Earth, with some who tried to prepare them for the High Tide.

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* In the TabletopGame/{{Alternity}} / TabletopGame/D20Modern setting [[TabletopGame/DarkMatter Dark•Matter]] TabletopGame/DarkMatter there are several aliens who hid on Earth, with some who tried to prepare them for the High Tide.
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* In the {{Alternity}} / D20Modern setting Dark•Matter there are several aliens who hid on Earth, with some who tried to prepare them for the High Tide.

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* In the {{Alternity}} TabletopGame/{{Alternity}} / D20Modern TabletopGame/D20Modern setting Dark•Matter [[TabletopGame/DarkMatter Dark•Matter]] there are several aliens who hid on Earth, with some who tried to prepare them for the High Tide.

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* ''OutOfThisWorld''
** Only insomuch as Evie occasionally explained Earth concepts to her alien dad. But this trope was not a major feature of the show, since Evie was raised on Earth and completely familiar with its culture.

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''Series/OutOfThisWorld'': Only insomuch as Evie occasionally explained Earth concepts to her alien dad. But this trope was not a major feature of the show, since Evie was raised on Earth and completely familiar with its culture.



* ''Series/{{Tracker}}''
** Cole/Dagon doesn't really make much effort to blend into human society. His speech is strange and monotonous, although it gets better in later episodes. He has trouble understanding things we take for granted (such as trying to explain to Mel, who knows who he really is, what ''StarWars'' is). Even ''bathing'' is new to him. I guess they don't do that on Cirron.

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* ''Series/{{Tracker}}''
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''Series/{{Tracker}}'': Cole/Dagon doesn't really make much effort to blend into human society. His speech is strange and monotonous, although it gets better in later episodes. He has trouble understanding things we take for granted (such as trying to explain to Mel, who knows who he really is, what ''StarWars'' is). Even ''bathing'' is new to him. I guess they don't do that on Cirron.
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* ''My Favorite Martian''

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* ''My Favorite Martian''''Series/MyFavoriteMartian''



* Done to an extent in ''Medieval'', where the characters ''are'' aliens but also bear a distinct likeness to twenty-first century humans in terms of ideas and culture. Unfortunately for them, they landed in Earth's 12th century Europe.

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* Done to an extent in ''Medieval'', ''WebComic/GetMedieval'', where the characters ''are'' aliens but also bear a distinct likeness to twenty-first century humans in terms of ideas and culture. Unfortunately for them, they landed in Earth's 12th century Europe.



* In [[http://www.drunkduck.com/Jix Jix]] the titular character, Caligos, Dyonus, and Dyona (latter two being droids made by the aliens) are all aliens living with a Polynesian couple.

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* In [[http://www.drunkduck.com/Jix Jix]] WebComic/{{Jix}} the titular character, Caligos, Dyonus, and Dyona (latter two being droids made by the aliens) are all aliens living with a Polynesian couple.
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* In ''SuperRobotWars4'', ''SuperRobotWarsCompact'' and ''VideoGame/SuperRobotWarsGC'', HeavyMetalLGaim shows up in the game and its protagonists observe the other characters and the overarching plot.

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* In ''SuperRobotWars4'', ''SuperRobotWarsCompact'' ''VideoGame/SuperRobotWars4'', ''VideoGame/SuperRobotWarsCompact'' and ''VideoGame/SuperRobotWarsGC'', HeavyMetalLGaim ''Anime/HeavyMetalLGaim'' shows up in the game and its protagonists observe the other characters and the overarching plot.
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** His counterpart in ''MiraiSentaiTimeranger'' Sion, [[HumanAliens looks human]] and [[YouGottaHaveBlueHair tends to dye his hair]], but is the LastOfHisKind.

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** His counterpart in ''MiraiSentaiTimeranger'' ''Series/MiraiSentaiTimeranger'' Sion, [[HumanAliens looks human]] and [[YouGottaHaveBlueHair tends to dye his hair]], but is the LastOfHisKind.
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* In ''SuperRobotWars4'', ''SuperRobotWarsCompact'' and ''SuperRobotWarsGC'', HeavyMetalLGaim shows up in the game and its protagonists observe the other characters and the overarching plot.

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* In ''SuperRobotWars4'', ''SuperRobotWarsCompact'' and ''SuperRobotWarsGC'', ''VideoGame/SuperRobotWarsGC'', HeavyMetalLGaim shows up in the game and its protagonists observe the other characters and the overarching plot.
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Alternatively, the alien or aliens could be stranded and unable to leave. If they want to return home, they'll never get to, making Earth their ''GilligansIsland.'' Often, the alien will eventually [[HumanityIsInfectious lose interest in leaving]], and if given the opportunity will [[IChooseToStay refuse it]]. This is usually the case when they form strong attachments and relationships to Earthlings, such as becoming [[MonsterRoommate friends with a human roommate]].

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Alternatively, the alien or aliens could be stranded and unable to leave. If they want to return home, they'll never get to, making Earth their ''GilligansIsland.''Series/GilligansIsland.'' Often, the alien will eventually [[HumanityIsInfectious lose interest in leaving]], and if given the opportunity will [[IChooseToStay refuse it]]. This is usually the case when they form strong attachments and relationships to Earthlings, such as becoming [[MonsterRoommate friends with a human roommate]].



* ''ItCameFromOuterSpace'' (1953) has the alien cat Jake crash-landing on Earth. Aware that his presence may cause conflict, so he tries to leave as quickly and quietly as possible.

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* ''ItCameFromOuterSpace'' ''Film/ItCameFromOuterSpace'' (1953) has the alien cat Jake crash-landing on Earth. Aware that his presence may cause conflict, so he tries to leave as quickly and quietly as possible.



* Beldar and his wife ended up stranded on Earth in ''{{Coneheads}}'', but claim they are from France.

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* Beldar and his wife ended up stranded on Earth in ''{{Coneheads}}'', ''Film/{{Coneheads}}'', but claim they are from France.
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* [[Series/DoctorWho The Doctor]] generally avoids telling everyone that he's an alien time-traveler, although certain fortunate people do get to find out. He even has a psychic paper to help him avoid rousing suspicions when he investigates.
* ''Series/UltraSeven'', ''UltramanLeo'', ''UltramanEighty'' and ''UltramanMebius''

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* [[Series/DoctorWho ''Series/DoctorWho'': The Doctor]] Doctor generally avoids telling everyone that he's an alien time-traveler, although certain fortunate people do get to find out. He even has a psychic paper to help him avoid rousing suspicions when he investigates.
* ''Series/UltraSeven'', ''UltramanLeo'', ''UltramanEighty'' ''Series/UltramanLeo'', ''Series/UltramanEighty'' and ''UltramanMebius''
''Series/UltramanMebius''.
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* ''In''Film/Men in black'' the M.I.B allow aliens to live on Earth as long as they are registered, wear their human disguises when their outside, and don't cause any trouble.Some of them are even under constant surveillance

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* ''In''Film/Men in black'' *In ''Film/MenInBlack'' the M.I.B allow aliens to live on Earth as long as they are registered, wear their human disguises when their they're outside, and don't cause any trouble.Some of them are even under constant surveillance
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* In Men in black the M.I.B allow aliens to live on Earth as long as they are registered, wear their human disguises when their outside, and don't cause any trouble.Some of them are even under constant surveillance

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* In Men ''In''Film/Men in black black'' the M.I.B allow aliens to live on Earth as long as they are registered, wear their human disguises when their outside, and don't cause any trouble.Some of them are even under constant surveillance
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* Beldar and his wife ended up stranded on Earth in ''{{Coneheads}}''.

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* Beldar and his wife ended up stranded on Earth in ''{{Coneheads}}''.''{{Coneheads}}'', but claim they are from France.



* ''Film/Coneheads'' has Beldar and Pryymat ended up stranded on Earth for many years.

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* ''Film/Coneheads'' has Beldar and Pryymat ended up stranded on Earth for many years.
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* ''UltraSeven'', ''UltramanLeo'', ''UltramanEighty'' and ''UltramanMebius''

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* ''UltraSeven'', ''Series/UltraSeven'', ''UltramanLeo'', ''UltramanEighty'' and ''UltramanMebius''
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* ''Film/{{Starman}}''
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* The ''Film/MenInBlack'' series.



* The ''[[EscapeToWitchMountain Witch Mountain]]'' series.



* ''Film/TheCatFromOuterSpace''
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* In ''Webcomic/AtArmsLength'' a person from a different universe appears on the roof top of a bar, which the Heroines of the story just happen to be at the time. They quickly attempt to disguise him as a native, so not to raise questions later by the general public.
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* ''Anime/UFORoboGrendizer'': The initial premise of this ''[[{{Mazinger}} sequel]], is alien prince Duke Fleed [[spoiler:and his sister Maria]] arrived at Earth running from [[AlienInvasion his homeworld's destruction]], and he chose living on our planet (he ''might'' leave at any time, but having no home to return to, he sees no point), pretending being a normal human with assistance of his surrogate father. However, ''[[Anime/MazingerZ Kouji Kabuto]]'' suspected he was not a normal person when he met him for first time, and playing his charade gets increasingly hard due to the [[TheEmpire VeganAlliance]] [[AlienInvasion invasion]] he has to fight, in such a way that all of his acquaintances know his real self after the first season. Finally, after the GrandFinale he [[spoiler:and his sister]] return to planet Fleed to help to rebuild it.

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* ''Anime/UFORoboGrendizer'': The initial premise of this ''[[{{Mazinger}} sequel]], sequel]]'', is alien prince Duke Fleed [[spoiler:and his sister Maria]] arrived at Earth running from [[AlienInvasion his homeworld's destruction]], and he chose living on our planet (he ''might'' leave at any time, but having no home to return to, he sees no point), pretending being a normal human with assistance of his surrogate father. However, ''[[Anime/MazingerZ Kouji Kabuto]]'' suspected he was not a normal person when he met him for first time, and playing his charade gets increasingly hard due to the [[TheEmpire VeganAlliance]] [[AlienInvasion invasion]] he has to fight, in such a way that all of his acquaintances know his real self after the first season. Finally, after the GrandFinale he [[spoiler:and his sister]] return to planet Fleed to help to rebuild it.
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* ''DragonBall'': Pretty much every other character, mainly Goku, Piccolo and Vegeta.

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* ''DragonBall'': ''Franchise/DragonBall'': Pretty much every other character, mainly Goku, Piccolo and Vegeta.
* ''Anime/UFORoboGrendizer'': The initial premise of this ''[[{{Mazinger}} sequel]], is alien prince Duke Fleed [[spoiler:and his sister Maria]] arrived at Earth running from [[AlienInvasion his homeworld's destruction]], and he chose living on our planet (he ''might'' leave at any time, but having no home to return to, he sees no point), pretending being a normal human with assistance of his surrogate father. However, ''[[Anime/MazingerZ Kouji Kabuto]]'' suspected he was not a normal person when he met him for first time, and playing his charade gets increasingly hard due to the [[TheEmpire VeganAlliance]] [[AlienInvasion invasion]] he has to fight, in such a way that all of his acquaintances know his real self after the first season. Finally, after the GrandFinale he [[spoiler:and his sister]] return to planet Fleed to help to rebuild it.

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