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** However, Reseda and the Captain saw right through it. Paper cannot replicate scent, after all.
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* Know the ReadOrDie example mentioned in Anime and Manga? Yomiko herself did that in ''AndShineHeavenNow'', disguising herself as [[Manga/{{Hellsing}} Walter]] to avoid capture and arrest by the British Library [[spoiler: and as Integra Hellsing to get on the Major's zeppelin to rescue Anita.]]
* Know the ReadOrDie example mentioned in Anime and Manga? Yomiko herself did that in ''AndShineHeavenNow'', disguising herself as [[Manga/{{Hellsing}} Walter]] to avoid capture and arrest by the British Library [[spoiler: and as Integra Hellsing to get on the Major's zeppelin to rescue Anita.]]
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* The MysteriousProtector in ''MagicalGirlLyricalNanoha A's''. What originally appeared to be a man hiding behind [[MaskPower a simple face mask]] [[DramaticUnmask turned out to be]] [[spoiler:a full body illusion disguising [[TreacherousAdvisor Gil Graham's]] CatGirl {{familiar}}s]].
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* The MysteriousProtector in ''MagicalGirlLyricalNanoha A's''. What originally appeared to be a man hiding behind [[MaskPower a simple face mask]] [[DramaticUnmask turned out to be]] [[spoiler:a full body illusion disguising [[TreacherousAdvisor Gil Graham's]] Graham]]'s CatGirl {{familiar}}s]].
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* The film adaptation of ''Battleground'', a short story by StephenKing, has TheNameless hitman wearing a mask shaped like a human face for his hits, which obscured his features but (from a distance) would make him appear to be a normal person to any casual witness.
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* The film adaptation of ''Battleground'', a short story by StephenKing, Creator/StephenKing, has TheNameless hitman wearing a mask shaped like a human face for his hits, which obscured his features but (from a distance) would make him appear to be a normal person to any casual witness.
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* ''{{Kinnikuman}}'' and it's sequel Kinnikuman Nisei often use this; Some villains don simple disguises that cover up everything, even spikes and horns (Monsieur Cheeks, a literal Butt-head, is first seen in a Kid Muscle disguise that completely obscures his unusually-shaped cranium).
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* The IronMan armor could alter voices and made it so that Rhodey replace Tony Stark as Iron Man without anyone really noticing the difference.
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* ''MontyPythonsTheMeaningOfLife'' ''Film/MontyPythonsTheMeaningOfLife'' ends a scene set in the Boer War with an African native warrior appearing on screen, unzipping down the middle, and revealing Terry Gilliam in a tuxedo introducing the next scene.
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* The alien lizards in ''V''.
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* The alien lizards in ''V''.
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* In the ''ReadOrDie'' manga, PaperMaster Ridley Wan makes one out of paper to impersonate Yomiko's deceased lover, Donny Nakajima. It's so detailed that she fails to realize he's an imposter until he tells her - ''after'' she slept with him.
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* In the ''ReadOrDie'' ''Anime/ReadOrDie'' manga, PaperMaster Ridley Wan makes one out of paper to impersonate Yomiko's deceased lover, Donny Nakajima. It's so detailed that she fails to realize he's an imposter until he tells her - ''after'' she slept with him.
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* In the ''WesternAnimation/CharlieAndLola'' episode "But I Am An Alligator", Lola wears, for a majority of the episode, a large, dark green alligator costume which covers her entire body, with the exception of her arms and legs. This embarrasses Charlie, as she wears it in public, and the size of the costume makes it difficult for Lola to perform basic tasks such as tieing her shoelaces.
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* In the ''WesternAnimation/CharlieAndLola'' ''Literature/CharlieAndLola'' episode "But I Am An Alligator", Lola wears, for a majority of the episode, a large, dark green alligator costume which covers her entire body, with the exception of her arms and legs. This embarrasses Charlie, as she wears it in public, and the size of the costume makes it difficult for Lola to perform basic tasks such as tieing her shoelaces.
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* In the ''Series/CharlieAndLola'' ''WesternAnimation/CharlieAndLola'' episode "But I Am An Alligator", Lola wears, for a majority of the episode, a large, dark green alligator costume which covers her entire body, with the exception of her arms and legs. This embarrasses Charlie, as she wears it in public, and the size of the costume makes it difficult for Lola to perform basic tasks such as tieing her shoelaces.
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* In the ''Charlie and Lola'' ''Series/CharlieAndLola'' episode "But I Am An Alligator", Lola wears, for a majority of the episode, a large, dark green alligator costume which covers her entire body, with the exception of her arms and legs. This embarrasses Charlie, as she wears it in public, and the size of the costume makes it difficult for Lola to perform basic tasks such as tieing her shoelaces.
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* In the [[Charlie and Lola]] episode "But I Am An Alligator", Lola wears, for a majority of the episode, a large, dark green alligator costume which covers her entire body, with the exception of her arms and legs. This embarrasses Charlie, as she wears it in public, and the size of the costume makes it difficult for Lola to perform basic tasks such as tieing her shoelaces.
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* In the [[Charlie ''Charlie and Lola]] Lola'' episode "But I Am An Alligator", Lola wears, for a majority of the episode, a large, dark green alligator costume which covers her entire body, with the exception of her arms and legs. This embarrasses Charlie, as she wears it in public, and the size of the costume makes it difficult for Lola to perform basic tasks such as tieing her shoelaces.
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* ''TheInvisibleMan'' has Griffon wearing dark glasses and heavy clothes for the first several chapters, concealing his ''lack'' of an appearance. May also be a StealthPun on the title, since a few characters get confused when he tells them he's "invisible."
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* This is the entire logic behind the Spy's ability to disguise as a friendly class in ''TeamFortress2''; even if you're seen, they think they're chasing someone else.
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* This is the entire logic behind the Spy's ability to disguise as a friendly class in ''TeamFortress2''; ''VideoGame/TeamFortress2''; even if you're seen, they think they're chasing someone else.
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* Alex Mercer has the Phlebotinum to do this well beyond LatexPerfection in ''{{Prototype}}''.
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* In the ''WesternAnimation/MyLittlePonyFriendshipIsMagic'' episode [[Recap/MyLittlePonyFriendshipIsMagicS2E5SisterhoovesSocial "Sisterhooves Social"]], Rarity disguises herself as Applejack by wearing a hat (to hide her horn) and being completely covered in mud.
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* In the ''{{Paradise}}'' setting, human characters are randomly, permanently changed into {{Funny Animal}}s (and some are [[GenderBending gender-swapped]] as well). After they change, characters have an illusory full body disguise of their old human selves where normal human beings are concerned (whether they like it or not), especially early on when the [[WeirdnessCensor "Reality Distortion Field"]] is stronger. A man who turned into a female bear might look much like his old masculine self, just a little overweight—-which means he will need to [[WholesomeCrossdresser continue to dress like a man]]. Normals literally cannot tell anything has changed; only other Changed can see them as they are.
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* In the {{Paradise}} setting, human characters are randomly, permanently changed into FunnyAnimals (and some are [[GenderBending gender-swapped]] as well). After they Change, characters have an illusory full body disguise of their old human selves where normal human beings are concerned (whether they like it or not), especially early on when the [[WeirdnessCensor "Reality Distortion Field"]] is stronger. A man who turned into a female bear might look much like his old masculine self, just a little overweight—which means he will need to [[WholesomeCrossdresser continue to dress like a man]]. Normals literally cannot tell anything has changed; only other Changed can see them as they are.
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* LupinIII uses these from time to time, often to impersonate women.
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* The alien lizards in ''V''.
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* In the ''ReadOrDie'' manga, PaperMaster Ridley Wan makes one out of paper to impersonate Yomiko's deceased lover, Donny Nakajima. It's so detailed that she fails to realize he's an imposter until he tells her - ''after'' she slept with him.
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** He probably would've gotten away with it if he hadn't shucked the mask midflight. An old man with young hands isn't quite enough to report, but the appearance of a young Asian coinciding with the disappearance of an elderly Caucasian is going to be noticed by those already alerted enough to observe him.
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* The IronMan armor could alter voices and made it so that Rhodey replace Tony Stark as Iron Man without anyone really noticing the difference.
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* ''MontyPythonsTheMeaningOfLife'' ends a scene set in the Boer War with an African native warrior appearing on screen, unzipping down the middle, and revealing Terry Gilliam in a tuxedo introducing the next scene.