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* ''VideoGame/TheJourneymanProject 3'': The Chameleon suit, time machine and holographic disguise. The game prevents you from interacting with people while wearing their disguise, except with the pilgrim in TheShangriLa, who simply assumes you're a spirit. [[spoiler:Except the pilgrim actually turns out to be one of the [[Precursors Sosiqui]].]]
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* ''VideoGame/TheJourneymanProject 3'': The Chameleon suit, time machine and holographic disguise. The game prevents you from interacting with people while wearing their disguise, except with the pilgrim in TheShangriLa, who simply assumes you're a spirit. [[spoiler:Except the pilgrim actually turns out to be one of the [[Precursors Sosiqui]].Sosiqui.]]
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* ''VideoGame/TheJourneymanProject 3'': The Chameleon suit, time machine and holographic disguise. The game prevents you from interacting with people while wearing their disguise, except with the pilgrim in TheShangriLa, who simply assumes you're a spirit. [[spoiler:Except the pilgrim actually turns out to be one of the [[Precursors Sosiqui]].]]
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* In ''WesternAnimation/TransformersRobotsInDisguise2015'' [[spoiler:the Autobot High Council turn out to be Decepticons using Light Benders -- devices that project holographic illusions -- to masquerade as Autobots to manipulate the public.]]
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* In ''Film/SpiderManFarFromHome'' [[spoiler: it appears that Quentin Beck rarely wears the full Mysterio costume; his "heroics" are done by a hologram he controls, and when he needs to interact with people he just steps inside the hologram.]]
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* In WesternAnimation/JohnnyTest in the episode "Johnny & The Amazing Turbo Action Backpack" Johnny has Duke wear a holographic disguise as one of Johnny's sisters to go on a date to distract Bling Bling Boy in order to get the backpack back.
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* In WesternAnimation/JohnnyTest in the ''WesternAnimation/JohnnyTest'' episode "Johnny & The Amazing Turbo Action Backpack" Backpack", Johnny has Duke wear a holographic disguise as one of Johnny's sisters to go on a date to distract Bling Bling Boy in order to get the backpack back.
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* ''ComicBook/WonderWoman1987'': After establishing the resistance group's experiments with captured holographic projectors WonderWoman uses one to disguise herself as the Emperor's advisor A'iir who was captured by Diana's revolutionary group.
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* ''ComicBook/WonderWoman1987'': After establishing the resistance group's experiments with captured holographic projectors WonderWoman Franchise/WonderWoman uses one to disguise herself as the Emperor's advisor A'iir who was captured by Diana's revolutionary group.
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* ''ComicBook/WonderWoman1987'': After establishing the resistance group's experiments with captured holographic projectors WonderWoman uses one to disguise herself as the Emperor's advisor A'iir who was captured by Diana's revolutionary group.
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** In ''Series/StarTrekDiscovery'', at least one Section 31 ship is able to disguise itself as an asteroid. This may have been inspired by the game ''VideoGame/StarTrekAwayTeam''.
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** When Claire and Isaac start dating, Isaac has the ship's simulator generate a human disguise, allowing his voice actor Mark Jackson to put on an appearance. Yaphit also briefly appears as his voice actor Creator/NormMacDonald to hit on Claire.
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* A variation in ''Film/SkyCaptainAndTheWorldOfTomorrow'': Totenkopf appears as a giant floating holographic head before his room on his secret island, but the heroes immediately note something's off. [[spoiler: That's because Totenkopf has been long dead. It was a prerecorded message.]]
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* A variation in ''Film/SkyCaptainAndTheWorldOfTomorrow'': Totenkopf appears as a giant floating holographic head before his room on his secret island, but the heroes immediately note something's off. [[spoiler: That's [[spoiler:That's because Totenkopf has been long dead. It was a prerecorded message.]]
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* The ''WesternAnimation/MegasXLR'' episode "Terminate Her" has the Glorft use holograms to disguise themselves as humans as part of a scheme to kill Kiva's ancestor. The credits sequence later shows Warmaster Gorrath having one of his lackeys use the device to assume the appearance of Coop so that Gorrath can take out his anger in the closest he can get to beating up the one who's constantly beaten him.
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* In ''ComicBook/JemAndTheHolograms", Jem is a hologram disguise over Jerrica Benton with a better reason -- to prevent Jerrica from having super stage fright when in front of other people then her family.
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* In ''ComicBook/JemAndTheHolograms", ''ComicBook/JemAndTheHolograms'', Jem is a hologram disguise over Jerrica Benton with a better reason -- to prevent Jerrica from having super stage fright when in front of other people then her family.family.
* ''ComicBook/CleopatraInSpace:'' To intimidate intruders, small orphanage owner Anna Mae has one of a large alien creature.
* ''ComicBook/CleopatraInSpace:'' To intimidate intruders, small orphanage owner Anna Mae has one of a large alien creature.
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* The alien guests at Benny Summerfield's wedding in the ''Literature/DoctorWhoNewAdventures'' novel ''Happy Endings'' have these to avoid freaking out the good people of early 21st century Earth. This leads to complications as the four-foot high alien gerbil disguised as a normal-height human woman has to try and explain that the extremely small bridesmaid dress is actually fine, thanks.
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* In ''ComicBook/JemAndTheHolograms", Jem is a hologram disguise over Jerrica Benton with a better reason -- to prevent Jerrica from having super stage fright when in front of other people then her family.
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* The ''WesternAnimation/{{Sidekick}}'' episode "The Maxum Switch-eroo" features several examples thanks to the Man-Of-A-Thousand-Faces' device: [[GenderBender Trevor becomes Vana]] ([[BookEnds twice]]), Eric disguises himself as Maxum Mom to [[SpottingTheThread catch the Maxum Man imposter]], and Eric, Vana, Kitty and Mayor Swift all [[CloningBlues turn into Trevor at the end]] after Vana [[NiceJobBreakingItHero destroys the device in a fit of rage]].
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* The aliens from Webcomic/KilaIlo use them to disguise themselves as humans.
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* In the ''WesternAnimation/BikerMiceFromMars'' episode "Hit the Road, Jack", Romana Parmesana uses a hologram projector to disguise herself as a human, when the other Plutarkian villains relied in [[LatexPerfection masks]].
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* In the ''WesternAnimation/BikerMiceFromMars'' episode "Hit the Road, Jack", Romana Parmesana uses a hologram projector to disguise herself as a human, when the other Plutarkian villains relied in on [[LatexPerfection masks]].
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* In the ''WesternAnimation/BikerMiceFromMars'' episode "Hit the Road, Jack", Romana Parmesana uses a hologram projector to disguise herself as a human, when the other Plutarkian villains relied in [[LatexPerfection masks]].
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* In episode 6 of ''Series/TheOrville'', Captain Mercer and Lt. Malloy use holographic technology to disguise themselves as Krill in order to infiltrate a Krill warship. The devices are provided to them by Isaac, a member of the technologically-advanced robotic Kaylon race.
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* In episode 6 of ''Series/TheOrville'', Captain Mercer and Lt. Malloy use holographic technology to disguise themselves as Krill in order to infiltrate a Krill warship. The devices are provided to them by Isaac, a member of the technologically-advanced robotic Kaylon race. The holograms appear to be more than just visual, as when Mercer and Malloy get stuck in a doorway, you can hear the sound of two leather outfits rubbing against one another, implying either some kind of HardLight or an auditory simulator.
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** The ''Incursion'' makes a cameo in ''[[VideoGame/StarTrekArmada Star Trek: Armada 2]]''.
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* In episode 6 of ''Series/TheOrville'', Captain Mercer and Lt. Grimes use holographic technology to disguise themselves as Krill in order to infiltrate a Krill warship.
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* Mofang technology in VideoGame/{{Obduction}} is capable of this along with general holographic projections. [[GlamourFailure As it turns out, though,]] [[spoiler:the projection still retains an all-over red shimmer, and this is even before the disguise-ee has a chance to fail at mimicking voice patterns.]]
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* In ''ComicBook/PaperinikNewAdventures'' there's the A.I. called Two, who himself is a ProjectedMan. Being able to choose his own appearance, he has at more than one occasion done impersonations in order to deceive others. One of those times he pretended to be his own artificial holographic twin.
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* In ''ComicBook/PaperinikNewAdventures'' there's the A.I. called Two, who himself is a ProjectedMan. Being able to choose his own appearance, he has at on more than one occasion done impersonations in order to deceive others. One of those times he pretended to be his own artificial holographic twin.
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* ''Film/TotalRecall2012'' has one used to disguise a persons head, shame about the reliability.
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* Technically this is actually Mirage's full special ability in ''Franchise/{{Transformers}}'', though in practice he almost invariably ends up using it to camouflage himself into {{invisibility}}.
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*Ringo wears a holoprojector in the Tipaan arc of ''Fanfic/TheKeysStandAlone: The Soft World'' because he has to disguise himself as a G'heddi'onian, so he needs to lighten his skin and give himself a more appropriate face. (He also wears a voice changer.) Later in the same arc, Paul and John briefly wear cloaks that make them look like Svenjaya so they can travel into the Svenjaya tunnels without being stopped. It's explicitly noted that the cloaks make them look like existing Svenjaya who are laid up—the community is small enough to notice strangers among them—and their guide has to quickly explain to another tribesmember why a sick individual is suddenly walking around.
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* ''VideoGame/TheCrystalKey'' has a small holographic projector, complete with an attached camera to create new disguises. You have to short it out in one puzzle to uncover a secret passage, and you can take the projector with you, later in the game.
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* The ''Literature/DrakeMaijstral'' series by Walter Jon Williams has a couple of examples:
** The darksuit used by allowed burglars when on the job is described as projecting a holographic "cloud of darkness". Very effective at night; not so much during the day.
** In ''Literature/TheCrownJewels'', the "Ronnie Romper" suits worn by Amalia Jensen's kidnappers are holographic. They make the two appear to be the same height, even though they're not, and move with their bodies, but don't allow for facial expressions--the fixed smile is mentioned as creeping people out.
** The darksuit used by allowed burglars when on the job is described as projecting a holographic "cloud of darkness". Very effective at night; not so much during the day.
** In ''Literature/TheCrownJewels'', the "Ronnie Romper" suits worn by Amalia Jensen's kidnappers are holographic. They make the two appear to be the same height, even though they're not, and move with their bodies, but don't allow for facial expressions--the fixed smile is mentioned as creeping people out.
