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* Randall Boggs's EstablishingCharacterMoment in ''WesternAnimation/MonstersInc'' is to use his ability to blend into the background to frighten Mike. It only gets worse from there...
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* Randall Boggs's EstablishingCharacterMoment in ''WesternAnimation/MonstersInc'' ''WesternAnimation/MonstersInc1'' is to use his ability to blend into the background to frighten Mike. It only gets worse from there...
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* Spoofed in ''ComicBook/{{Sturmtruppen}}'' when the Doctor thinks he discovered a formula to become invisible without going mad (since he's still visible, people think it's the other way around) and starts pranking everyone because as a major he outranks the Captain and thus the higher-ups say he's free to do whatever he wants.
** When Musolesi sees him stealing a tin of soup with the Cook doing nothing because he's under orders to see nothing that he does, he ''immediately'' goes to the Doctor to get the invisibility formula and start stealing ''ham''.
** When Musolesi sees him stealing a tin of soup with the Cook doing nothing because he's under orders to see nothing that he does, he ''immediately'' goes to the Doctor to get the invisibility formula and start stealing ''ham''.
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* Sean Datz of ''Manga/UndeadUnluck'' has the power of [[InvisibilityWithDrawbacks Unseen]], making him invisible when his eyes are closed. He used this power to rise in the ranks of the street gangs of Brazil, and when he's brought into the villain organization Under, he only gets worse, leading him to attempt to assassinate Fuuko while invisible. [[spoiler:When the [[EternalRecurrence world resets to the 101st loop]], Fuuko finds him before he falls into the gang life, and brings out his better side, defying this trope.]]
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* ''Series/TheTwilightZone1985'': In the episode "To See the Invisible Man", Mitchell Chaplin is punished by being given an implant that means others have to ignore him and act as if he was not there. He initially does things like walking into a women's changing room. It's a punishment because he soon starts going crazy from loneliness due to nobody talking to him, and everybody ignores him when he gets hit by a car (he survives in agony).
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* ''Series/TheTwilightZone1985'': In the episode "To "[[Recap/TheTwilightZone1985S1E16 To See the Invisible Man", Man]]", Mitchell Chaplin is punished by being given an implant that means others have to ignore him and act as if he was not there. He initially does things like walking into a women's changing room. It's a punishment because he soon starts going crazy from loneliness due to nobody talking to him, and everybody ignores him when he gets hit by a car (he survives in agony).
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* In the ''WesternAnimation/TomAndJerry'' cartoon "WesternAnimation/TheInvisibleMouse", Jerry dips himself in invisible ink and continues to torment Tom. But then again, [[StatusQuoIsGod what else is new]]? This plot was used twice more, in "The Vanishing Duck" and "Of Feline Bondage". In the former, [[TeamRocketWins Tom claimed a victory against Jerry this time around]].
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* In the ''WesternAnimation/TomAndJerry'' ''Franchise/TomAndJerry'' cartoon "WesternAnimation/TheInvisibleMouse", Jerry dips himself in invisible ink and continues to torment Tom. But then again, [[StatusQuoIsGod what else is new]]? This plot was used twice more, in "The Vanishing Duck" and "Of Feline Bondage". In the former, [[TeamRocketWins Tom claimed a victory against Jerry this time around]].
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* During season 8 of the ''LetsPlay/HermitcraftServer'', a glitch ends up rendering Grian undetectable to other players. He proceeds to prank Mumbo when the latter comes over to his base by placing ominous signs while his back is turned, setting up end crystals, pelting him with eggs, and finally making a bunch of partially constructed withers. It's only after he accidentally summons a complete wither in the middle of Boatem Town that he realizes he's gone too far (especially since Mumbo was playing as a TechnicalPacifist for the season and thus couldn't help him fight it).
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* During season Season 8 of the ''LetsPlay/HermitcraftServer'', ''WebVideo/{{Hermitcraft}}'', a glitch ends up rendering Grian undetectable to other players. He proceeds to prank Mumbo when the latter comes over to his base by placing ominous signs while his back is turned, setting up end crystals, pelting him with eggs, and finally making a bunch of partially constructed withers. It's only after he accidentally summons a complete wither in the middle of Boatem Town that he realizes he's gone too far (especially since Mumbo was playing as a TechnicalPacifist for the season and thus couldn't help him fight it).
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* Sakurai Tomoki from ''Manga/HeavensLostProperty'' does this in an early chapter/episode when he asks Ikaros to make him invisible. He then used his invisibility to sneak into the home of his friend Sohara while she was changing and "punished" her by groping her breasts.
* Both words in this Trope (along with "pervert") describe Absalom from ''Manga/OnePiece'', along with the Trope itself. He uses his power to [[spoiler:peep and ''molest'' Nami while she's ''in a bathhouse'']], and it's strongly implied he's done this before. Sanji is upset about that, though [[spoiler:he also wanted that power, [[ChivalrousPervert but only]] to ogle women.]]
* Both words in this Trope (along with "pervert") describe Absalom from ''Manga/OnePiece'', along with the Trope itself. He uses his power to [[spoiler:peep and ''molest'' Nami while she's ''in a bathhouse'']], and it's strongly implied he's done this before. Sanji is upset about that, though [[spoiler:he also wanted that power, [[ChivalrousPervert but only]] to ogle women.]]
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* Sakurai Tomoki from ''Manga/HeavensLostProperty'' does this in In an early chapter/episode when he of ''Manga/HeavensLostProperty'', Sakurai Tomoki asks Ikaros to make him invisible. He then used his invisibility to sneak into the home of his friend Sohara while she was changing and "punished" her by groping her breasts.
*Both words in this Trope (along with "pervert") describe ''Manga/OnePiece'': Absalom from ''Manga/OnePiece'', along with the Trope itself. He uses his power Devil Fruit-given invisibility to [[spoiler:peep peep on and ''molest'' Nami while she's ''in in a bathhouse'']], bathhouse, and it's strongly implied he's done this before. When Sanji is upset about that, though [[spoiler:he learns this, he's furious not just for Absalom's misdeeds but because someone else ate the Devil Fruit he always wanted--and [[FreudianSlipperySlope does a very bad job]] concealing that he also wanted that power, [[ChivalrousPervert but only]] to ogle women.]]dreamed of using it for [[ThePeepingTom voyeurism]].
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Not related to the trope WhatYouAreInTheDark, but related to the saying it comes from. See also TimeFreezeTrollingSpree, VillainTeleportation, and InvisibleStreaker. See [[ForumSpeak GIFT]] for the equivalent result when applied to anonymity on the internet. See also PowerPerversionPotential for other things you can use invisibility to get away with. Contrast InvisibleIntrovert.
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Not related to the trope WhatYouAreInTheDark, but related to the saying it comes from. See also TimeTravelingJerkass, TimeFreezeTrollingSpree, VillainTeleportation, and InvisibleStreaker. See [[ForumSpeak GIFT]] for the equivalent result when applied to anonymity on the internet. See also PowerPerversionPotential for other things you can use invisibility to get away with. Contrast InvisibleIntrovert.
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* In ''[[Theatre/TheRingOfTheNibelungs Das Rheingold]]'', the dwarf Alberich has stolen the Rheingold and forced the other dwarves to forge it into magical objects. One of them is the Tarnhelm, an [[HatOfPower enchanted helmet]] that grants the wearer the powers of invisibility, shapeshifting, and teleportation. The first thing Alberich does upon turning invisible is beat up his brother Mime.
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* In ''[[Theatre/TheRingOfTheNibelungs ''[[Theatre/TheRingOfTheNibelung Das Rheingold]]'', the dwarf Alberich has stolen the Rheingold and forced the other dwarves to forge it into magical objects. One of them is the Tarnhelm, an [[HatOfPower enchanted helmet]] that grants the wearer the powers of invisibility, shapeshifting, and teleportation. The first thing Alberich does upon turning invisible is beat up his brother Mime.
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* In ''[[Theatre/TheRingOfTheNibelungs Das Rheingold]]'', the dwarf Alberich has stolen the Rheingold and forced the other dwarves to forge it into magical objects. One of them is the Tarnhelm, an [[HatOfPower enchanted helmet]] that grants the wearer the powers of invisibility, shapeshifting, and teleportation. The first thing Alberich does upon turning invisible is beat up his brother Mime.
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* In ''[[Theatre/TheRingOfTheNibelungs Das Rheingold]]'', the dwarf Alberich has stolen the Rheingold and forced the other dwarves to forge it into magical objects. One of them is the Tarnhelm, an [[HatOfPower enchanted helmet]] that grants the wearer the powers of invisibility, shapeshifting, and teleportation. The first thing Alberich does upon turning invisible is beat up his brother Mime.
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