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* Robert Audley in Lady Audley's Secret goes to extreme lengths to prove the titular character's secret, as he figures out what it is fairly early on.
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* One MontyPython sketch took this to extremes by having two women spy on their neighbours with high-tech surveillance equipment.
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* Elton Pope from the ''DoctorWho'' episode "Love and Monsters" and Eugene Jones from the ''{{Torchwood}}'' episode "Random Shoes" (after his death, Torchwood end up investigating ''him'').
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* Elton Pope from the ''DoctorWho'' ''Series/DoctorWho'' episode "Love and Monsters" and Eugene Jones from the ''{{Torchwood}}'' episode "Random Shoes" (after his death, Torchwood end up investigating ''him'').
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* ''{{Ultimate Spider-man}}'' played with this. Peter's classmate, Kenny "Kong", was typically displayed as the dumb jock type. One day, while lying in his bedroom, he was able to put together the coincidences and realized Peter was Spidey. Of course, none of his classmates believed him.
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* The sushi chef seems to be the only one who can see through {{Octodad}}'s PaperThinDisguise.
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* Sergeant Doakes from {{Dexter}}.
** Detective Quinn becomes one as he starts to get suspicious about Dexter. However, he has secrets of his own and the closer he gets to the truth the less willing he is to pursue it further.
** Detective Quinn becomes one as he starts to get suspicious about Dexter. However, he has secrets of his own and the closer he gets to the truth the less willing he is to pursue it further.
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** Cassidy and Devon in ''PowerRangersDinoThunder'' were like this too (well, Cassidy chased the secret and dragged Devon along with her). They, like their predecessors, had no idea they were going to school with the heroes [[spoiler: until the season finale, where they learn the truth and choose not to reveal it.]]
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** Cassidy and Devon Devin in ''PowerRangersDinoThunder'' were like this too (well, Cassidy chased the secret and dragged Devon Devin along with her). They, like their predecessors, had no idea they were going to school with the heroes [[spoiler: until the season finale, where they learn the truth and choose not to reveal it.]]
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** Cassidy and Devon in ''PowerRangersDinoThunder'' were like this too (well, Cassidy chased the secret and dragged Devon along with her). They, like their predecessors, had no idea they were going to school with the heroes [[spoiler: until the season finale, where they learn the truth and choose not to reveal it.]]
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* George from ''ElGoonishShive'', a comicbook shop clerk who works alongside one of the main characters and was insistently badgering said main character to reveal the backstory of a magical incident that took place near the shop. That is until he abruptly dropped the subject after the main character revealed one of George's assumptions to be wrong and revealing to the audience that the reason for his badgering was to learn something that depended on the assumption being correct and that he didn't actually care for the backstory itself after all.
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* Vice Principal Hackett in PhilOfTheFuture.
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* In ''TheReturnOfHanuman'', Munni noticed that Maruti looks rather different. The other gods were worried that she will expose Maruti's secret that he is actually Hanuman. Fortunately, she didn't even have the will to figure out what's wrong with Maruti.
* In ''TheReturnOfHanuman'', Munni noticed that Maruti looks rather different. The other gods were worried that she will expose Maruti's secret that he is actually Hanuman. Fortunately, she didn't even have the will to figure out what's wrong with Maruti.
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* In the ''SouthPark'' episode "The Coon", Cartman spends most of the episode trying to find out who Mysterion is. He finally succeeds in having him unmasked when he convinces him that villains would continue to threaten the town unless he revealed himself. But the audience doesn't find out who it was until a later episode. [[spoiler: It was Kenny and he is effectively immortal; waking up the next day after he dies and no one remembers his death.]]
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* In the ''SouthPark'' episode "The Coon", Cartman spends most of the episode trying to find out who Mysterion is. He finally succeeds in having him unmasked when he convinces him that villains would continue to threaten the town unless he revealed himself. But the audience doesn't find out who it was until a later episode. [[spoiler: It was Kenny and he is effectively immortal; waking up the next day after he dies and no one remembers his death.]]]] Also everyone figures that The Coon is just Bruce Vilanch.
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* In the ''SouthPark'' episode "The Coon", Cartman spends most of the episode trying to find out who Mysterion is. He finally succeeds in having him unmasked when he convinces him that villains would continue to threaten the town unless he revealed himself. But the audience doesn't find out who it was until a later episode. [[spoiler: It was Kenny and he is effectively immortal; waking up the next day after he dies and no one remembers his death.]]
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* Tim Drake used his abilities as this to convince Batman that he should become the next Robin.
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* Ivan Bezdomny from ''TheWotch'', an intrepid [[SchoolNewspaperNewshound (school) newspaper reporter]] who's dead set on finding the source of the 'Weirdness' surrounding Tandy Gardens - and, at the moment, seems fairly close to actually pulling it off.
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* Ivan Bezdomny from ''TheWotch'', an intrepid [[SchoolNewspaperNewshound (school) newspaper reporter]] who's who was dead set on finding the source of the 'Weirdness' surrounding Tandy Gardens - and, at the moment, seems fairly close to actually pulling it off.
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* Every [[{{Animaniacs}} Chicken Boo]] segment contains exactly one character who is aware that the titular character is in fact [[PhraseCatcher A CHICKEN I TELL YOU! A GIANT CHICKEN!]] This guy/gal tends to get ridiculed throughout the episode until Boo's masquerade is stripped away somehow.
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* Every [[{{Animaniacs}} Chicken Boo]] segment contains exactly one character who is aware that the titular character is in fact [[PhraseCatcher A CHICKEN I TELL YOU! A GIANT CHICKEN!]] This guy/gal tends to get ridiculed throughout the episode (or sometimes kicked out) until Boo's masquerade is stripped away somehow.somehow. If the wolf-crier was sent away, he/she returns at this point to say, "I told you he was a giant chicken."
* In the ''SouthPark'' episode "The Coon", Cartman spends most of the episode trying to find out who Mysterion is. He finally succeeds in having him unmasked when he convinces him that villains would continue to threaten the town unless he revealed himself.
* In the ''SouthPark'' episode "The Coon", Cartman spends most of the episode trying to find out who Mysterion is. He finally succeeds in having him unmasked when he convinces him that villains would continue to threaten the town unless he revealed himself.
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->'''Cartman:''' Aha! Kenny! I should have known! Why do you have a picture of Mysterion in your locker, Kenny?! Unless you ''are'' Mysterion!\\
'''Stan:''' Dude, I have a picture of Mysterion in my locker too.\\
'''Clyde:''' Yeah, so do I.\\
'''Cartman:''' What?! Why?\\
'''Clyde:''' I don't know, it's just a cool costume.
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'''Stan:''' Dude, I have a picture of Mysterion in my locker too.\\
'''Clyde:''' Yeah, so do I.\\
'''Cartman:''' What?! Why?\\
'''Clyde:''' I don't know, it's just a cool costume.
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* ''OhMyGoddess'': Sayoko noticed how there is something off about Belldandy, and goes to great lengths to uncover her secret. Of course, since Belldandy is a Goddess who CannotTellALie, she simply tells Sayoko the truth. Sayoko never believes her and continues her schemes.
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* ''OhMyGoddess'': Sayoko noticed how there is something off about Belldandy, and goes to great lengths to uncover her secret. Of course, since Belldandy is a Goddess who CannotTellALie, she simply tells Sayoko the truth. Sayoko never believes her and continues her schemes.
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* ''OhMyGoddess'': Sayoko noticed how there is something off about Belldandy, and goes to great lengths to uncover her secret. Of course, since Belldandy is a Goddess who CannotTellALie, she simply tells Sayoko the truth. Who doesn't believe Sayoko never believes her and continues her schemes.
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* Lois Lane in SilverAge ''{{Superman}}'' comics.
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* In the comic ''PS238'' a school full of kid superheroes in their civilian secret identity disguises also includes the extremely paranoid Cecil Holmes, who is convinced his school is full of disguised ''aliens.''
** Semi-subverted in that [[spoiler:Cecil turns out to be a metahuman who can detect other metahumans and that was what was fueling his paranoia.]] Ironically, he never manages to spot the ''actual'' alien at the school, Prospero.
* One of these neighbours sicced an [[KnightTemplar occultist]] on the FantasticFour in one issue, mistaking them for witches.
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* Inverted in HarryPotter. The Dursleys know full well that there's a whole world of magical people and creatures hidden from {{Muggles}}, and go to absurd lengths to try to pretend it doesn't exist.
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* Gladys Kravitz on ''{{Bewitched}}''.
* To a certain degree, Dr. Bellows on ''IDreamOfJeannie'', but more so his wife Amanda.
* Notably absent in ''SabrinaTheTeenageWitch'', much to the surprise of all.
** Until Brad showed up.
* Sergeant Doakes from {{Dexter}}.
* Vice Principal Hackett in PhilOfTheFuture.
* [=McGee=] from the TV show ''TheIncredibleHulk''.
* Elton Pope from the ''DoctorWho'' episode "Love and Monsters" and Eugene Jones from the ''{{Torchwood}}'' episode "Random Shoes" (after his death, Torchwood end up investigating ''him'').
* One MontyPython sketch took this to extremes by having two women spy on their neighbours with high-tech surveillance equipment.
* In ''PushingDaisies'', [[spoiler: Oscar Vibinius]] eventually ends up as one of these.
** Semi-subverted in that [[spoiler:Cecil turns out to be a metahuman who can detect other metahumans and that was what was fueling his paranoia.]] Ironically, he never manages to spot the ''actual'' alien at the school, Prospero.
* One of these neighbours sicced an [[KnightTemplar occultist]] on the FantasticFour in one issue, mistaking them for witches.
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* To a certain degree, Dr. Bellows on ''IDreamOfJeannie'', but more so his wife Amanda.
* Notably absent in ''SabrinaTheTeenageWitch'', much to the surprise of all.
** Until Brad showed up.
* Sergeant Doakes from {{Dexter}}.
* Vice Principal Hackett in PhilOfTheFuture.
* [=McGee=] from the TV show ''TheIncredibleHulk''.
* Elton Pope from the ''DoctorWho'' episode "Love and Monsters" and Eugene Jones from the ''{{Torchwood}}'' episode "Random Shoes" (after his death, Torchwood end up investigating ''him'').
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* Ivan Bezdomny from ''TheWotch'', an intrepid [[SchoolNewspaperNewshound (school) newspaper reporter]] who's dead set on finding the source of the 'Weirdness' surrounding Tandy Gardens - and, at the moment, seems fairly close to actually pulling it off.
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If the character himself is not convinced that they are just hallucinating - and some of them are - they become set on getting proof to [[TheyCalledMeMad show everyone else]] that [[TheCuckoolanderWasRight they were right all along]] - only to [[ButtMonkey fail every time]]. Usually they have no idea - or care - about the trouble they are getting themselves into by tresspassing while they follow the protagonist, so typically the hero will need to save them when they get ''too'' involved.
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If the character himself is not convinced that they are just hallucinating - and some of them are - they become set on getting proof to [[TheyCalledMeMad show everyone else]] that [[TheCuckoolanderWasRight they were right all along]] - only to [[ButtMonkey fail every time]]. Sometimes the neighbor fancies herself an AmateurSleuth, going so far as to spy and snoop whenever visiting the "undercover" character. They may even set traps to expose the character's {{Masquerade}}. Usually though they have no idea - or care - about the trouble they are getting themselves into by tresspassing while they follow around the protagonist, so typically the hero will need to save them when they get ''too'' involved.
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This character is usually a [[{{Muggle}} normal human]] in the victinity from their [[WakeUpGoToSchoolSaveTheWorld civil life]] who has noticed that something is odd or amiss with them - a Nosyneighbor or a SnoopingLittleKid. If the masquerading subject is in school, the NosyNeighbor is quite likely to be a teacher at that school, or a SchoolNewspaperNewsHound. If the show is a WorkCom, it can be a co-worker, often a rival or the subject's immediate manager.
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This character is usually a [[{{Muggle}} normal human]] in the victinity from their [[WakeUpGoToSchoolSaveTheWorld civil life]] who has noticed that something is odd or amiss with them - a Nosyneighbor NosyNeighbor or a SnoopingLittleKid. If the masquerading subject is in school, the NosyNeighbor character is quite likely to be a teacher at that school, or a SchoolNewspaperNewsHound. If the show is a WorkCom, it can be a co-worker, often a rival or the subject's immediate manager.
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A standard fixture of the FantasticComedy: whenever the series concept requires that an extraordinary person {{Masquerade}} as [[SecretIdentity ordinary]], there is one person around who suspects them, or has already learned about their secret (usually not every little detail, but enough to see them for what they really are). This character is always the OnlySaneMan - ClarkKenting, fortunately, still works for everyone else - making this character [[TheCassandra only look crazy]] if ]]YouHaveToBelieveMe they try to tell others about the protagonist]].
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A standard fixture of the FantasticComedy: whenever the series concept requires that an extraordinary person {{Masquerade}} as [[SecretIdentity ordinary]], there is one person around who suspects them, or has already learned about their secret (usually not every little detail, but enough to see them for what they really are). This character is always the OnlySaneMan - ClarkKenting, fortunately, still works for everyone else - making this character [[TheCassandra only look crazy]] if ]]YouHaveToBelieveMe [[YouHaveToBelieveMe they try to tell others about expose the protagonist]].
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A stock enemy of characters with a SecretIdentity everywhere, but especially in [[WakeUpGoToSchoolSaveTheWorld shows where the character's mundane life is emphasized]].
This character is a [[{{Muggle}} normal human]] from their civil life who has somehow learned about their secret - not every little detail but he still knows them for what they are. They are also the OnlySaneMan - ClarkKenting, fortunately, still works for everyone else - making this character TheCassandra whenever they try to expose the protagonist. Which they will do often. Every episode they show up, in fact. Determined to [[TheyCalledMeMad show everyone else]] that [[TheCuckoolanderWasRight they were right all along]] to the point of being obsessed, they will snoop around the heroes determined to get proof. Of course they have no idea about the trouble they are getting themselves into, so typically the heroes will need to save them when they get ''too'' involved. This character is always the ButtMonkey, failing to prove their point every time and their attempts only serve to [[YouHaveToBelieveMe make them appear even more paranoid and crazy]].
Frequently overlaps with InspectorJavert or the IntrepidReporter.
Contrast/compare SecretKeeper, and compare the SnoopingLittleKid.
This character is a [[{{Muggle}} normal human]] from their civil life who has somehow learned about their secret - not every little detail but he still knows them for what they are. They are also the OnlySaneMan - ClarkKenting, fortunately, still works for everyone else - making this character TheCassandra whenever they try to expose the protagonist. Which they will do often. Every episode they show up, in fact. Determined to [[TheyCalledMeMad show everyone else]] that [[TheCuckoolanderWasRight they were right all along]] to the point of being obsessed, they will snoop around the heroes determined to get proof. Of course they have no idea about the trouble they are getting themselves into, so typically the heroes will need to save them when they get ''too'' involved. This character is always the ButtMonkey, failing to prove their point every time and their attempts only serve to [[YouHaveToBelieveMe make them appear even more paranoid and crazy]].
Frequently overlaps with InspectorJavert or the IntrepidReporter.
Contrast/compare SecretKeeper, and compare the SnoopingLittleKid.
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A stock enemy standard fixture of characters with a SecretIdentity everywhere, the FantasticComedy: whenever the series concept requires that an extraordinary person {{Masquerade}} as [[SecretIdentity ordinary]], there is one person around who suspects them, or has already learned about their secret (usually not every little detail, but especially in [[WakeUpGoToSchoolSaveTheWorld shows where enough to see them for what they really are). This character is always the character's mundane life is emphasized]].OnlySaneMan - ClarkKenting, fortunately, still works for everyone else - making this character [[TheCassandra only look crazy]] if ]]YouHaveToBelieveMe they try to tell others about the protagonist]].
This If the character himself is a [[{{Muggle}} normal human]] from their civil life who has somehow learned about their secret - not every little detail but he still knows convinced that they are just hallucinating - and some of them for what are - they are. They are also the OnlySaneMan - ClarkKenting, fortunately, still works for everyone else - making this character TheCassandra whenever they try to expose the protagonist. Which they will do often. Every episode they show up, in fact. Determined become set on getting proof to [[TheyCalledMeMad show everyone else]] that [[TheCuckoolanderWasRight they were right all along]] - only to the point of being obsessed, they will snoop around the heroes determined to get proof. Of course [[ButtMonkey fail every time]]. Usually they have no idea - or care - about the trouble they are getting themselves into, into by tresspassing while they follow the protagonist, so typically the heroes hero will need to save them when they get ''too'' involved. involved.
This character isalways usually a [[{{Muggle}} normal human]] in the ButtMonkey, failing to prove victinity from their point every time and their attempts only serve to [[YouHaveToBelieveMe make [[WakeUpGoToSchoolSaveTheWorld civil life]] who has noticed that something is odd or amiss with them appear even more paranoid and crazy]].- a Nosyneighbor or a SnoopingLittleKid. If the masquerading subject is in school, the NosyNeighbor is quite likely to be a teacher at that school, or a SchoolNewspaperNewsHound. If the show is a WorkCom, it can be a co-worker, often a rival or the subject's immediate manager.
Occassionally, the character will have had an obsession with the supernatural ''before'' they meet the protagonist. They may be a danger that comes from the outside - TheHunter, an InspectorJavert or the IntrepidReporter.
Frequently overlaps Often there is a character around who could give weight to their claims, an authority to present their proof to who views with InspectorJavert or bemused indifference their ranting insistence that something is strange about the IntrepidReporter.
main character -- a husband if the character is the neighbour, the school principal if they are a teacher, a more senior manager in a WorkCom. Sometimes a {{sidekick}} whom they [[TheDragAlong drag into helping them]] - usually an underling, such as a school janitor if or an intern - is also present.
Contrast/compareSecretKeeper, and compare the SnoopingLittleKid.
SecretKeeper. See also NotSoImaginaryFriend.
This character is
Occassionally, the character will have had an obsession with the supernatural ''before'' they meet the protagonist. They may be a danger that comes from the outside - TheHunter, an InspectorJavert or the IntrepidReporter.
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* OhMyGoddess has an example. Sayoko noticed how there is something off about Belldandy, and goes to great lenghts to uncover her secret. Of course, since Belldandy is a Goddess who can't lie, she simply tells Sayoko the truth. Who doesn't believe her and continues her schemes.
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* Lois Lane in SilverAge ''{{Superman}}'' comics.
* Vicky Vale in SilverAge ''{{Batman}}'' comics.
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* Dr. Bellows from IDreamOfJeannie is this to the main characters, always suspecting that Major Nelson, but is never able to prove anything and is always made to look foolish after every attempt.
* PhilOfTheFuture: Vice Principal Hackett is convinced that there is something odd about the Diffys. But he is only half right about them. He believes them to be space aliens, but they are actually from the future.
* PhilOfTheFuture: Vice Principal Hackett is convinced that there is something odd about the Diffys. But he is only half right about them. He believes them to be space aliens, but they are actually from the future.
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* Hans Rotwood from ''AmericanDragonJakeLong''. A teacher of the titular hero, he has an interest insupernatural creatures and is set on proving that Jake is one to the world once he has found out.
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This character is a [[{{Muggle}} normal human]] from their civil life who has somehow learned about their secret - not every little detail but he still knows them for what they are. They are also the OnlySaneMan - ClarkKenting, fortunately, still works for everyone else - making this
Frequently overlaps with InspectorJavert or the IntrepidReporter. Contrast/compare Secret Keeper, and compare the SnoopingLittleKid.
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* OhMyGoddess has an example. Sayoko noticed how there is something off about Belldandy, and goes to great lenghts to uncover her secret. Of course, since Belldandy is a Goddess who can't lie, she simply tells Sayoko the truth. Who doesn't believe her and continues her schemes.
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* ''{{Fables}}'' did this twice; once when a reporter thought all the folks of Fabletown were vampires; and planned to "out" them to the world. The second time was with Thorne, later [[spoiler:subverted because he's a Fable himself]].
* Ben Urich was this to ''{{Daredevil}}''; in both the comic and the movie adaptation.
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* Dr. Bellows from IDreamOfJeannie is this to the main characters, always suspecting that Major Nelson, but is never able to prove anything and is always made to look foolish after every attempt.
* PhilOfTheFuture: Vice Principal Hackett is convinced that there is something odd about the Diffys. But he is only half right about them. He believes them to be space aliens, but they are actually from the future.
* In the second season of ''MightyMorphinPowerRangers,'' Bulk and Skull became obsessed with discovering the Rangers' true identities.
* [[{{Superman}} Lois Lane]], sometimes. Especially in the LiveActionTV series ''TheAdventuresOfSuperman''.
* Roger a.k.a. 'Pink-Eye' from ''{{Grossology}}'' is obsessed with proving that Abby and Ty are Grossology agents and later with becoming one himself.
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* Dib knows that Zim is an alien out to conquer Earth in ''InvaderZim''. Unfortunately, despite constantly trying, he can't convince anybody else (except his sister Gaz, but she doesn't care).
* Denzel Crocker of ''TheFairlyOddParents'' is constantly out to prove the existence of '''FAIRY GODPARENTS!'''.
* Hans Rotwood from ''AmericanDragonJakeLong''. A teacher of the titular hero, he has an interest insupernatural creatures and is set on proving that Jake is one to the world once he has found out.
* Candace from ''PhineasAndFerb'', the older sister of her two ChildProdigy brothers whose crazy inventions only she witnesses: by the time she fetches their mom, it always disappears by some crazy coincidence.
* Mandy from ''TotallySpies'' has acted like this a few times, though the situation is usually solved by LaserGuidedAmnesia. She is TheLibby in the main characters' class who seeks to cross them wherever she can.
* Lt. Mitch Kellaway in ''TheMask'' movie and the animated series is both this and the InspectorJavert. (Not so much in the movie where Stanley ''does'' do illegal things with the mask, such as robbing a bank (he just happened to do so just in front of the goons).)
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