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* ''ComicBook/SonicTheComic": Sonic has his Bob Beaky disguise (a green ushanka and duffel coat, yellow-checked scarf, grey boots and mittens, wraparound shades, and false beak) which completely conceals Sonic's body allowing him to travel incognito or infiltrate a public area.

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* ''ComicBook/SonicTheComic": ''ComicBook/SonicTheComic'': Sonic has his Bob Beaky disguise (a green ushanka and duffel coat, yellow-checked scarf, grey boots and mittens, wraparound shades, and false beak) which completely conceals Sonic's body allowing him to travel incognito or infiltrate a public area.
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* ''ComicBook/SonicTheComic''" Sonic has his Bob Beaky disguise (a green ushanka and duffel coat, yellow-checked scarf, grey boots and mittens, wraparound shades, and false beak) which completely conceals Sonic's body allowing him to travel incognito or infiltrate a public area.

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* ''ComicBook/SonicTheComic''" ''ComicBook/SonicTheComic": Sonic has his Bob Beaky disguise (a green ushanka and duffel coat, yellow-checked scarf, grey boots and mittens, wraparound shades, and false beak) which completely conceals Sonic's body allowing him to travel incognito or infiltrate a public area.

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* ''VideoGame/ShantaeAndTheSevenSirens'': The disguised person revealed at the end of the game has changed everything about themselves from their whole body and their voice, redonning their costume multiple times, perfectly.



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* Know the ''Anime/ReadOrDie'' example mentioned in Anime & Manga? Yomiko herself did that in ''Webcomic/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.]] However, Reseda and the Captain saw right through it. Paper cannot replicate scent, after all.

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* Know the ''Anime/ReadOrDie'' example mentioned in Anime & Manga? Yomiko herself did that in ''Webcomic/AndShineHeavenNow'', disguising herself as [[Manga/{{Hellsing}} Walter]] to avoid capture and arrest by the British Library [[spoiler: and [[spoiler:and as Integra Hellsing to get on the Major's zeppelin to rescue Anita.]] However, Reseda and the Captain saw right through it. Paper cannot replicate scent, after all.
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* In ''TabletopGame/{{Anathema}}'' shrouds can use magic to achieve this effect.

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* In ''TabletopGame/{{Anathema}}'' ''TabletopGame/{{Anathema|2011}}'' shrouds can use magic to achieve this effect.
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* ''WesternAnimation/FourEyes'': Emma's [[TransformationTrinket glasses]] can turn her into a human in a blink of an eye.
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* ''ComicBook/{{Watchmen}}'' example: Rorschach's mask.
* ComicBook/TheThing wore one of these in the early ''ComicBook/FantasticFour'' comics.
* V's ensemble in ''ComicBook/VForVendetta'', including his famous Guy Fawkes mask. This serves the purpose of hiding the fact that he's hideously scarred, as well as reinforcing that the ideas he represents are more important than the individual.
* Franchise/SpiderMan's full face and body costume counts.
* The ComicBook/IronMan armor could alter voices and made it so that Rhodey could replace Tony Stark as Iron Man without anyone really noticing the difference.
* In ''ComicBook/SonicTheComic'' Sonic has his Bob Beaky disguise (a green ushanka and duffel coat, yellow-checked scarf, grey boots and mittens, wraparound shades, and false beak) which completely conceals Sonic's body allowing him to travel incognito or infiltrate a public area.

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* ''ComicBook/{{Watchmen}}'' example: Rorschach's mask.
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''ComicBook/FantasticFour'': ComicBook/TheThing wore one of these in the early ''ComicBook/FantasticFour'' comics.
* ''ComicBook/IronMan'': The Iron Man armor could alter voices and made it so that Rhodey could replace Tony Stark as Iron Man without anyone really noticing the difference.
* ''ComicBook/SonicTheComic''" Sonic has his Bob Beaky disguise (a green ushanka and duffel coat, yellow-checked scarf, grey boots and mittens, wraparound shades, and false beak) which completely conceals Sonic's body allowing him to travel incognito or infiltrate a public area.
* ''ComicBook/SpiderMan'': Spider-Man's full face and body costume counts.
* ''ComicBook/VForVendetta'':
V's ensemble in ''ComicBook/VForVendetta'', ensemble, including his famous Guy Fawkes mask. This serves the purpose of hiding the fact that he's hideously scarred, as well as reinforcing that the ideas he represents are more important than the individual.
* Franchise/SpiderMan's full face and body costume counts.
* The ComicBook/IronMan armor could alter voices and made it so that Rhodey could replace Tony Stark as Iron Man without anyone really noticing the difference.
* In ''ComicBook/SonicTheComic'' Sonic has his Bob Beaky disguise (a green ushanka and duffel coat, yellow-checked scarf, grey boots and mittens, wraparound shades, and false beak) which completely conceals Sonic's body allowing him to travel incognito or infiltrate a public area.
''ComicBook/{{Watchmen}}'': Rorschach's mask.
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* In the all-but-forgotten six book horror series from the 80's called Private School, the usual ragtag group of teens at the titular school learn that [[AlienInvasion Earth is being invaded]] by [[OurWerewolvesAreDifferent wolf-people from outer space.]] They hide themselves by wearing [[TheyLookLikeEveryoneElse full-body human suits]] which are so good at covering the fur, muzzles, tails, and digitigrade legs that one of them is the prettiest girl at school and leader of the student body. An AlphaBitch in the most literal sense!
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* When Flapjack searches for a new role model in WesternAnimation/TheMarvelousMisadventuresOfFlapjack, he rejects an ordinary-looking businessman in favour of a buff adventurer with a sword and flowing golden locks. After the latter accepts Flapjack as his apprentice, he unzips himself to reveal his true self: a much smaller, more drab banker. The joke is repeated when it's revealed he was coming from a costume party with the businessman from before, who unzips ''him''self to reveal a crazy-eyed shirtless pirate captain.
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** ''WesternAnimation/DogPounded'' (1954) is another episode where Sylvester is trying to eat Tweety, only he has to infiltrate a dog pound to get to him. He tries disguising himself as a stray dog, but unfortunately, the other dogs don't fall for it.

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** ''WesternAnimation/DogPounded'' (1954) is another episode where Sylvester is trying to eat Tweety, only he has to [[BullyBulldog infiltrate a dog pound pound]] to get to him. He tries disguising himself as a stray dog, but unfortunately, the other dogs don't fall for it.
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** ''WesternAnimation/MuzzleTough'' (1954) has Sylvester disguise himself as a female dog in order to lure Hector out and clobber him in his final attempt to steal Tweety, but [[GoneHorriblyRight the disguise works too well]]. Moments before Sylvester could clobber Hector, he ends up being caught by the dog catcher]], and after he removes his mask and demands to be let out, [[ThisIsGonnaSuck he is confronted and attacked by a dozen angry dogs]].

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** ''WesternAnimation/MuzzleTough'' (1954) has Sylvester disguise himself as a female dog in order to lure Hector out and clobber him in his final attempt to steal Tweety, but [[GoneHorriblyRight the disguise works too well]]. Moments before Sylvester could clobber Hector, he ends up being caught by the dog catcher]], catcher, and after he removes his mask and demands to be let out, [[ThisIsGonnaSuck he is confronted and attacked by a dozen angry dogs]].
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** ''WesternAnimation/MuzzleTough'' (1954) has Sylvester disguise himself as a female dog in order to lure Hector out and clobber him in his final attempt to steal Tweety, but [[GoneHorriblyRight the disguise works too well, he ends up being caught by the dog catcher]], and after he removes his mask and demands to be let out, [[ThisIsGonnaSuck he is confronted and attacked by a dozen angry dogs]].

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** ''WesternAnimation/MuzzleTough'' (1954) has Sylvester disguise himself as a female dog in order to lure Hector out and clobber him in his final attempt to steal Tweety, but [[GoneHorriblyRight the disguise works too well, well]]. Moments before Sylvester could clobber Hector, he ends up being caught by the dog catcher]], and after he removes his mask and demands to be let out, [[ThisIsGonnaSuck he is confronted and attacked by a dozen angry dogs]].

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