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* In the ''Wolf and Sheepdog'' cartoons, Ralph Wolf and Sam Sheepdog treat each other as coworkers, literally punching a clock and exchanging "Mornin' Sam," "Mornin' Ralph" before the mayhem ensues. In a later cartoon they even share a house together.

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* In the ''Wolf and Sheepdog'' ''WesternAnimation/RalphWolfAndSamSheepdog'' cartoons, Ralph Wolf and Sam Sheepdog treat each other as coworkers, literally punching a clock and exchanging "Mornin' Sam," "Mornin' Ralph" before the mayhem ensues. In a later cartoon they even share a house together.
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** The trope has naturally extended to his love life for decades. "''[[DatingCatwoman Let me tell you about a woman named Selina Kyle.]]''" Oh, and there's his weird dynamic with the [[DaddysGirl daughter of villain]] [[Recap/BatmanTheAnimatedSeriesE50OffBalance Ra's]] [[Recap/BatmanBeyondS3E4OutOfThePast al-Ghul]], too....

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** *** The trope has naturally extended to his love life for decades. "''[[DatingCatwoman Let me tell you about a woman named Selina Kyle.]]''" Oh, and there's his weird dynamic with the [[DaddysGirl daughter of villain]] [[Recap/BatmanTheAnimatedSeriesE50OffBalance Ra's]] [[Recap/BatmanBeyondS3E4OutOfThePast al-Ghul]], too....
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** The trope has naturally extended to his love life for decades. "''[[DatingCatwoman Let me tell you about a woman named Selina Kyle.]]''" Oh, and there's his weird dynamic with the [[DaddysGirl daughter of villain]] [[Recap/BatmanTheAnimatedSeriesE50OffBalance Ra's]] [[Recap/BatmanBeyondS3E4OutOfThePast al-Ghul]], too....
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* As of recent events in ''Literature/{{Durarara}}'', the leaders of the Dollars, the Yellow Scarves and the Saika army are teetering on the edge of war. Just who are the three leaders? [[spoiler: [[{{ThreeAmigos}} Mikado, Masaomi and Anri]].]]

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* As of recent events in ''Literature/{{Durarara}}'', the leaders of the Dollars, the Yellow Scarves and the Saika army are teetering on the edge of war. Just who are the three leaders? [[spoiler: [[{{ThreeAmigos}} [[spoiler:The friend trio of Mikado, Masaomi and Anri]].Anri.]]
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** In the first [=A's=] [[AudioAdaptation sound stage]], Nanoha and Fate almost meet [[AntiVillain Hayate and the Wolkenritter]] at a bath (Arisa meets Vita at one point but doesn't know who she is), and Suzuka considers introducing the two groups, but decides to wait until later. Shamal gets quite a shock in Episode 8 after learning that Nanoha and Fate are friends with Suzuka, who's friends with Hayate, and is thus forced to take precautions to make sure that they don't find out about Hayate being master of the book of Darkness.

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** In the first [=A's=] ''A's'' [[AudioAdaptation sound stage]], Nanoha and Fate almost meet [[AntiVillain Hayate and the Wolkenritter]] at a bath (Arisa meets Vita at one point but doesn't know who she is), and Suzuka considers introducing the two groups, but decides to wait until later. Shamal gets quite a shock in Episode 8 after learning that Nanoha and Fate are friends with Suzuka, who's friends with Hayate, and is thus forced to take precautions to make sure that they don't find out about Hayate being master of the book of Darkness.
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* The ''WesternAnimation/SonicBoom'' episode “Can An Evil Genius Crash On Your Couch For A Few Days?”, has a literal example. Tails let’s Dr. Eggman temporarily stay at his house, and Sonic and Tails have to put up with him being a horrible roommate.
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* In ''TheMagnificentMilkmaid'', the title character fights her own friends turned enemies, Chastity/Prixen and Martina/Sweater Puppy.
** Same also in ''ChocolateMilkmaid''

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* In ''TheMagnificentMilkmaid'', The Magnificent Milkmaid, the title character fights her own friends turned enemies, Chastity/Prixen and Martina/Sweater Puppy.
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->''"[[RosesAreRedVioletsAreBlue Roses are red, violets are blue]], your arch enemy goes to school with you."''

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* As of recent events in ''LightNovel/{{Durarara}}'', the leaders of the Dollars, the Yellow Scarves and the Saika army are teetering on the edge of war. Just who are the three leaders? [[spoiler: [[{{ThreeAmigos}} Mikado, Masaomi and Anri]].]]

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* As of recent events in ''LightNovel/{{Durarara}}'', ''Literature/{{Durarara}}'', the leaders of the Dollars, the Yellow Scarves and the Saika army are teetering on the edge of war. Just who are the three leaders? [[spoiler: [[{{ThreeAmigos}} Mikado, Masaomi and Anri]].]]



* One of the central tropes in ''LightNovel/{{Dokkoida}}'' is that the heroes' and villains' {{Secret Identit|y}}ies all live in the same apartment and don't recognize one another.

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* One of the central tropes in ''LightNovel/{{Dokkoida}}'' ''Literature/{{Dokkoida}}'' is that the heroes' and villains' {{Secret Identit|y}}ies all live in the same apartment and don't recognize one another.
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* Happens in ''Series/ChouseiKantaiSazerX'' when Sazer-X captures [[TheBrute Blaird]] and, lacking a convenient place to hold him, decides to keep him in the Ando household. It culminates in Blaird basically becoming an honorary member of the Ando family, after he tastes Haruko's cooking and starts to warm up.
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** The series' BigBad Father is eventually revealed to be Numbuh 1's uncle.
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->''"Roses are red, violets are blue, your arch enemy goes to school with you."''

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* ''Literature/ThePendragonAdventure'' has [[spoiler:Andy Mitchell, Mark and Courtney's delinquent classmate, whom they've known since kindergarten]] on Second Earth. He is really [[BigBad Saint Dane]] in disguise. There's also [[spoiler:Telleo]] on the territory of Ibara, who is secretly [[TheDragon Nevva Winter]].
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* In ''[[Literature/TheVampireChronicles Interview with the Vampire]]'', Louis sees his cohabitation with Lestat to be this after [[IHateYouVampireDad their relationship sours]]. Whether Lestat is a true villain or a PoisonousFriend with [[ImmortalityImmorality entitlement issues]] is uncertain thanks to Louis being an UnreliableNarrator and Lestat's character [[EarlyInstallmentWeirdness not yet being finalized]].

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* In ''[[Literature/TheVampireChronicles Interview with the Vampire]]'', Louis sees his cohabitation with Lestat to be this after [[IHateYouVampireDad their relationship sours]]. Whether Lestat is a true villain or a PoisonousFriend with [[ImmortalityImmorality entitlement issues]] is uncertain thanks to Louis being an UnreliableNarrator and Lestat's character [[EarlyInstallmentWeirdness not yet being finalized]].
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* ''Manga/YuruYuri'''s ShowWithinAShow, "Majokko Mirakurun", has MagicalGirl Kurumi/Mirakurun and her rival majokko Rivalun, who is secretly Raika, Kurumi's friend and classmate.

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* In ''Anime/StarDriver'', some of the Glittering Crux members go to the heroes' school. The school nurse is found out, though Takuto doesn't seem to have picked out any of ''his classmates'' that he fought against. [[ClarkKenting The masks]] do this somehow. When [[spoiler: Sugata]] wears one, it's not recognized until it is too late.

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* In ''Anime/StarDriver'', some ''Anime/StarDriver'': Some of the Glittering Crux members go to the heroes' school. The school nurse is found out, though Takuto doesn't seem to have picked out any of ''his classmates'' that he fought against. [[ClarkKenting The masks]] do this somehow. When [[spoiler: Sugata]] wears one, it's not recognized until it is too late.



* The comic book mini-series ''ComicBook/ArchEnemies'' is a spot-on example of this trope; a superhero and his ArchEnemy supervillain share an apartment as their secret identities. Not only do they completely fail to recognize each other, but each hates their roommate much more than their ArchEnemy.
* Parodied in the comic strip ''Gorilla Gorilla'', where Gorilla and Lizard are roommates that grow giant, repeat their names twice, and fight each other, having no idea no matter how painfully obvious their "secret" identities get.
* Franchise/SpiderMan (Peter Parker) and the Green Goblin have this kind of relationship in the early ComicBook/SpiderMan comics, as the Goblin is actually ComicBook/NormanOsborn, the father of Peter's best friend, Harry. The trope then gets subverted after Norman dies, and Harry takes up the Goblin mantle; Peter and Harry soon discovered each other's identities, but Peter couldn't do anything about it without losing his chance to cure Harry's madness. For his part, Harry kept Peter's identity secret just to have a bit of leverage to mind-screw him with.

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* The comic book mini-series ''ComicBook/ArchEnemies'' is a spot-on example of this trope; a ''ComicBook/ArchEnemies'': A superhero and his ArchEnemy supervillain share an apartment as their secret identities. Not only do they completely fail to recognize each other, but each hates their roommate much more than their ArchEnemy.
* Parodied in the comic strip ''Gorilla Gorilla'', where Gorilla and Lizard are roommates that grow giant, repeat their names twice, and fight each other, having no idea no matter how painfully obvious their "secret" identities get.
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ComicBook/SpiderMan (Peter Parker) and the Green Goblin have this kind of relationship in the early ComicBook/SpiderMan comics, as the Goblin is actually ComicBook/NormanOsborn, the father of Peter's best friend, Harry. The trope then gets subverted after Norman dies, and Harry takes up the Goblin mantle; Peter and Harry soon discovered each other's identities, but Peter couldn't do anything about it without losing his chance to cure Harry's madness. For his part, Harry kept Peter's identity secret just to have a bit of leverage to mind-screw him with.



** Recently, Petey moved in with a cop, Vin Gonzales. Which would not be a bad solution... except that Spidey is an unregistered superhero, suspected of being a serial killer, hunted by Comicbook/{{Venom}}, Kraven's daughter, Green Goblin... And Parker is unemployed and can't afford the rent. [[spoiler:Vin turned out to be helping frame Spider-Man for being a serial killer, and later joined a cult worshiping the Green Goblin.]] Yeah. Parker luck.

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** Recently, Petey At one point, Peter moved in with a cop, Vin Gonzales. Which would not be a bad solution... except that Spidey is an unregistered superhero, suspected of being a serial killer, hunted by Comicbook/{{Venom}}, ComicBook/{{Venom}}, Kraven's daughter, Green Goblin... And Parker is unemployed and can't afford the rent. [[spoiler:Vin turned out to be helping frame Spider-Man for being a serial killer, and later joined a cult worshiping the Green Goblin.]] Yeah. Parker luck.



* ''ComicBook/{{Robin|Series}}'': Darla Aquista tries to force Tim to move in with her and become her boyfriend without ever realizing that he's also her sworn enemy Robin, whom she is trying to kill.

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* ''ComicBook/{{Robin|Series}}'': ''ComicBook/Robin1993'': Darla Aquista tries to force Tim to move in with her and become her boyfriend without ever realizing that he's also her sworn enemy Robin, whom she is trying to kill.kill.
* ''ComicBook/SupergirlCosmicAdventuresInThe8thGrade'': Linda Lee, alias ComicBook/{{Supergirl}}, and Lena Thorul (real family name:''Luthor'') share a room in Stanhope Elementary's boarding house. Linda is aware of Lena's real identity, but she considers her a friend regardless. However, Lena hates all super-heroess -thanks to her brother's influence-, and she will blow her top -and the whole school- if she finds out her roomate's secret identity.



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* In ''FanFic/HarryRiddle'' when she began the affair Lily Evans Potter had no idea that that charming man Tom that she took as her lover was actually Voldemort. Also Harry and Draco's [[OddFriendship friendship]] with [[ShockValueRelationship Hermione]] and Neville--the professors express doubts that Neville would be so chummy with Harry if he knew that Harry's "Auntie Bellatrix" tortured his parents into insanity.

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* In ''FanFic/HarryRiddle'' ''Fanfic/HarryRiddle'' when she began the affair Lily Evans Potter had no idea that that charming man Tom that she took as her lover was actually Voldemort. Also Harry and Draco's [[OddFriendship friendship]] with [[ShockValueRelationship Hermione]] and Neville--the professors express doubts that Neville would be so chummy with Harry if he knew that Harry's "Auntie Bellatrix" tortured his parents into insanity.



* ''FanFic/PersonaEG'' has two examples:

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* ''Film/HiddenInSilence'': The Nazis force Fusia and Helen to board two German nurses for a nearby military hospital after nearly putting the hospital itself in her house. Since 13 Jewish refugees are hiding in the sisters' attic, this causes some tension. It doesn't help that the nurses' soldier boyfriends (at least one of whom is anti-semitic) also end up living there.
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* ''Literature/TheScholomance:'' ''The Last Graduate'' reveals that two mals have been living in [[spoiler:Chloe]]'s room for ''years'', disguised as cushions. They've spent that time eating anyone else who's ever been alone in the room, while leaving the owner alive to avoid suspicion and draw in more victims (students coming early for study group sessions, etc.) The whole scene is pure ParanoiaFuel.
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* In the manga and anime ''Manga/DeathNote'', Light Yagami does this twice. The first is part of the basic set-up of the show: his father is one of the police inspectors investigating the killings Light is perpetuating. The second [[spoiler:comes later, when Light and L, the master detective, go to the same university. L reveals who he is to Light, and L suspects Light of being "Kira," but their mutual uncertainty skews the trope in interesting ways.]] Ending up being handcuffed together with L has [[HoYay wonders for]] [[FoeYay their characters.]]

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* In the manga and anime ''Manga/DeathNote'', Light Yagami does this twice. The first is part of the basic set-up of the show: his father is one of the police inspectors investigating the killings Light is perpetuating. The second [[spoiler:comes later, when Light and L, the master detective, go to the same university. L reveals who he is to Light, and L suspects Light of being "Kira," but their mutual uncertainty skews the trope in interesting ways.]] Ending He even ends up being handcuffed together with L has [[HoYay wonders for]] [[FoeYay their characters.]]L.
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* ''WesternAnimation/MiraculousLadybug'': Adrien's father, Gabriel Agreste, is secretly the show's [[BigBad Big Bad]] Hawk Moth/Shadow Moth. One of his employees, Nathalie Sancouer, sometimes transforms into his [[TheDragon Dragon]] Mayura. Adrien is completely unaware of this.

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* ''WesternAnimation/MiraculousLadybug'': Adrien's father, Gabriel Agreste, is secretly the show's [[BigBad Big Bad]] Hawk Moth/Shadow Moth. One of his employees, Nathalie Sancouer, sometimes transforms into his [[TheDragon Dragon]] Mayura. Adrien is completely unaware of this.that he lives in his worst enemy's house.
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* ''WesternAnimation/MiraculousLadybug'': Adrien's father, Gabriel Agreste, is secretly the show's [[BigBad Big Bad]] Hawk Moth/Shadow Moth. One of his employees, Nathalie Sancouer, sometimes transforms into his [[TheDragon Dragon]] Mayura. Adrien is completely unaware of this.
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* A pivotal point in ''Manga/KamikazeKaitouJeanne'': Junior police girl Miyako does not know that Maron is Kaitou Jeanne, and neither realize that Chiaki is Kaitou Sinbad, despite all living on the same apartment floor.
** Subverted in the manga, where Miyako reveals that she ''did'' figure out that Marron was Jeanne, but knew she must be stealing paintings for a certain reason. Whether she knew about Chiaki being Sindbad is never mentioned, though.



* In ''Manga/MahouSenseiNegima'', child teacher Negi Springfield finds himself at various times fighting against several of his students. This causes him great consternation, because he feels that it is his duty as a teacher to help rather than harm his students.


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* In ''Manga/NegimaMagisterNegiMagi'', child teacher Negi Springfield finds himself at various times fighting against several of his students. This causes him great consternation, because he feels that it is his duty as a teacher to help rather than harm his students.


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* A pivotal point in ''Manga/PhantomThiefJeanne'': Junior police girl Miyako does not know that Maron is Kaitou Jeanne, and neither realize that Chiaki is Kaitou Sinbad, despite all living on the same apartment floor.
** Subverted in the manga, where Miyako reveals that she ''did'' figure out that Marron was Jeanne, but knew she must be stealing paintings for a certain reason. Whether she knew about Chiaki being Sindbad is never mentioned, though.
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** Numbuh 5's sister, Cree, is a ranking evil teen. Both girls are stuck living in the same house and the only reason their parents haven't figured out that the two hate each other is because they are ''extremely'' oblivious.
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* In ''VideoGame/FireEmblemThreeHouses'', no less than five villains are present undercover at Garreg Mach Monastery during your stint as a professor: Solon, disguised as [[spoiler:the monastery librarian Tomas]], Kronya, disguised as [[spoiler:a previously kidnapped student named Monica]], the Death Knight, heavily implied to be [[spoiler:the fencing instructor Jeritza]], the Flame Emperor, whose true identity is [[spoiler:the leader of the Black Eagles house, Edelgard]], and [[spoiler:Hubert]], who does not have a dual identity but acts as the Flame Emperor's SecretKeeper.

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* On ''WesternAnimation/DCSuperheroGirls'', The female heroes and female villains all attend school together and frequent the same malt shop. Harleen "Harley Quinn" Quinzel and Barbara "Batgirl" Gordon are even best friends who are both unaware of the other's alter ego, in which they are sworn enemies.
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* In the ''[[VideoGame/FireEmblemThreeHouses Three Houses]]'' fanfic ''Fanfic/YoullGetNoAnswersFromTheBlueSeaStar'', it slowly becomes obvious that someone living in the monastery is a traitor. In fact there are ''two'' - [[spoiler:Tomas, the head librarian,]] and [[spoiler:Edelgard, one of the students.]] Both are revealed in rather dramatic fashion.
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* In ''VideoGame/FireEmblemThreeHouses'', no less than five villains are present undercover at Garreg Mach Monastery during your stint as a professor: Solon, disguised as [[spoiler:the monastery librarian Tomas]], Kronya, disguised as [[spoiler:a previously kidnapped student named Monica]], the Death Knight, heavily implied to be [[spoiler:the fencing instructor Jeritza]], the Flame Emperor, whose true identity is [[spoiler:the leader of the Black Eagles house, Edelgard]], and [[spoiler:Hubert]], who does not have a dual identity but acts as the Flame Emperor's SecretKeepr.

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* This happened in ''VideoGame/ViewtifulJoe2''. Turns out that [[spoiler:Jet Black, your dad, was the Black Emperor the whole time]] and used you in order to get the power [[spoiler:he]] needed to rule the world.

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