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* ''VideoGame/StoryOfSeasonsPioneersOfOliveTown'' has an event in which a horse the PlayerCharacter runs into turns out to be the mayor and his adult son sharing a costume.

* In ''VideoGame/DayOfTheTentacle'', [[spoiler:in the final act, the three characters believe they've been fused together into a three-headed monster due to a TeleporterAccident. They're all just stuck inside one shirt.]]
* Franchise/{{Pokemon}}: Dipplin, one of Applin's evolutions, consists of two wyrms hiding inside one apple to give the appearance of a single creature similar to its pre-evolution. While this doesn't play much of a role in its design, gameplay, or even animations, it foreshadows Dipplin's own evolution: Hydrapple, which consists of ''seven'' "syrpents" inside a much larger syrup apple that pop their heads out to resemble a [[OurHydrasAreDifferent hydra]] with one or five heads.

* Franchise/{{Pokemon}}: Dipplin, one of Applin's evolution, consists of two wyrms hiding inside a single apple to give the appearance of a single creature similar to its pre-evolution. While this doesn't play much of a role in its design, gameplay, or even animations, it foreshadows Dipplin's own evolution: Hydrapple, which consists of ''seven'' "syrpents" in a single apple that pop their heads out to resemble a [[OurHydrasAreDifferent hydra]] with one or five heads.

* Used ''hilariously'' in ''Theatre/AVeryPotterMusical'': in the films, Quirrell is played by one man, with Voldemort's face [=CGI=]d onto the back of his head. In the show, it's simply two men, standing back to back, in one gigantic robe with an oversized turban. This is PlayedForLaughs often, but ''especially'' when Quirrell attempts to go to bed by falling backwards while Voldemort falls face forward onto the bed.
** The Hungarian Horntail is similarly played by three people in a (rather bad) dragon costume.

* ''WesternAnimation/HamsterAndGretel'' has this one in "The Ice Queen Cometh", however they successfully have been able to enter Ice Queen Ice Cream.

* In ''Manga/OnePiece'', Boa Hancock smuggles Luffy to Impel Down under her dress.
** It IS suspicious, but she's able to turn anyone to stone at a whim, so no-one questions her. When she finally has to be subject to a strip search, she freezes the guard and Luffy keeps going along the rafters.
** Also, the [[MultipleHeadCase three-headed]] Judge Baskerville [[spoiler:is actually three men in a costume who enjoy pretending to be a three-headed person]].

* In the ''Manga/Area88'' manga, Shin's injured legs and Mickey's injured hands force them to do this after [[MuggedForDisguise stealing a guard's uniform]] to escape the Mafia's desert carrier.
* Kid Trunks and Goten do this when disguised as "Mighty Mask" in ''Anime/DragonballZ''. The ruse falls apart when #18 catches on and kicks them hard enough that it appears Mighty Mask had been snapped in two.
* Harima and Eri share a lion costume in the New Year episode of ''Manga/SchoolRumble''.
* In the second season of ''Manga/NodameCantabile'' (which takes place in Paris), Nodame and Kuroki end up playing the donkey in the nativity scene of a big church. They proceed to dance a japanese lion dance in honor of the baby Jesus.
* In ''Manga/HaventYouHeardImSakamoto'', Hayabusa asks Sakamoto to teach him how to be classy at a fancy restaurant. There's not enough time to teach him, so Sakamoto has him rent a giant tuxedo and both of them wear it to the restaurant, with Sakamoto using his arms to cut the food and pass it to Hayabusa's mouth. Later that night, they run into some thugs threatening Hayabusa's dad. Hayabusa, who doesn't want his dad to know he's a delinquent, switches places with Sakamoto inside the equally gigantic coat, with Sakamoto being the face and Hayabusa using his fists to fight off the thugs.

* Quite a few of the quadrupedal Kaiju featured throughout the Franchise/UltraSeries are represented in this way; particularly prominent examples include [[https://ultra.fandom.com/wiki/Dodongo Dodongo]] in ''Series/{{Ultraman}}'', [[https://ultra.fandom.com/wiki/Paragon Paragon]] in ''Series/ReturnOfUltraman'', [[https://ultra.fandom.com/wiki/Brocken Brocken]] and [[https://ultra.fandom.com/wiki/Jumbo_King Jumbo King]] in ''Series/UltramanAce'' and [[https://ultra.fandom.com/wiki/Zog Zog]]'s final form in ''Series/UltramanGaia''. The exact configuration of these two-man suits has led to some interesting design choices, depending on whether the rear actor can move their arms freely, hence why Paragon and Brocken's suits have additional appendages on the front and back sections, respectively, as these are where the suit actor's arms would be placed. [[https://ultra.fandom.com/wiki/Pestar Pestar]], another monster introduced in the original ''Ultraman'' series, is a particularly interesting example of this trope, in that the two suit actors stand side-by-side rather than in single file, with the suit's head located in the middle, between their arms.

* The ''Website/SCPFoundation'' has [[http://www.scp-wiki.net/scp-1545 SCP-1545]], a two-person llama costume that brainwashes its occupants into staying "in character" until the costume is removed. [[SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome It is a]] ''[[NauseaFuel lot]]'' more horrifying than it sounds.

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