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** Before Chapter 62, no one was aware of Nezu's ties to the HPSC, excluding Ocelot. When the UA staff and All Might find out, they are both surprised and for a few, pissed.
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** Before Chapter 62, no one was aware of Nezu's ties to the HPSC, MSF, excluding Ocelot. When the UA staff and All Might find out, they are both surprised and for a few, pissed.
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** ''WesternAnimation/StarWarsTheBadBatch:
*** Due to their inhibitor chips not working, the titular Batch don't know what Order 66 means in the first episode, although [[spoiler: Wrecker's works properly later in the show]].
*** In the first season, Hera keeps the rest of the crew in the dark about the existence of other rebel cells and the wider Rebellion as a security precaution in case any of them get captured. As the AcePilot, she's the one least likely to be in a direct combat situation, and thus the least likely to be captured.
*** Due to their inhibitor chips not working, the titular Batch don't know what Order 66 means in the first episode, although [[spoiler: Wrecker's works properly later in the show]].
*** In the first season, Hera keeps the rest of the crew in the dark about the existence of other rebel cells and the wider Rebellion as a security precaution in case any of them get captured. As the AcePilot, she's the one least likely to be in a direct combat situation, and thus the least likely to be captured.
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** ''WesternAnimation/StarWarsTheBadBatch'':
*** Due to their inhibitor chips not working, the titular Batch don't know what Order 66 means in the first episode, although [[spoiler: Wrecker's works properly later in the show]].
*** In the first season, Hera keeps the rest of the crew in the dark about the existence of other rebel cells and the wider Rebellion as a security precaution in case any of them get captured. As the AcePilot, she's the one least likely to be in a direct combat situation, and thus the least likely to be captured.
*** Due to their inhibitor chips not working, the titular Batch don't know what Order 66 means in the first episode, although [[spoiler: Wrecker's works properly later in the show]].
*** In the first season, Hera keeps the rest of the crew in the dark about the existence of other rebel cells and the wider Rebellion as a security precaution in case any of them get captured. As the AcePilot, she's the one least likely to be in a direct combat situation, and thus the least likely to be captured.
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* ''WesternAnimation/StarWarsRebels'':
** In the first season, Hera keeps the rest of the crew in the dark about the existence of other rebel cells and the wider Rebellion as a security precaution in case any of them get captured. As the AcePilot, she's the one least likely to be in a direct combat situation, and thus the least likely to be captured.
** At the end of "[[Recap/StarWarsRebelsS3E15ThroughImperialEyes Through Imperial Eyes]]", Thrawn and Yularen know that [[spoiler:Agent Kallus is the [[TheMole traitor]] in the Imperial ranks]]. However, they choose to keep the rest of the Imperial officers in the dark [[spoiler:so that Thrawn can FeedTheMole, necessitating letting Kallus' [[FrameUp framing]] of Lieutenant Lyste stand]].
* ''WesternAnimation/StarWarsResistance'': For most of the first season, mechanics Tam and Neeku don't know that their new co-worker, Kaz, is actually a spy for the Resistance, and that their boss Yeager hired him for his cover on the request of Poe Dameron. [[spoiler:One of the reasons Tam is left locked out is because she has a ''massive'' case of GenreBlindness regarding the First Order, brushing off attempts by others to warn her about their true nature. When Kaz and Yeager's Resistance connections are revealed in [[Recap/StarWarsResistanceS1E18Descent "Descent"]], Tam takes the fact that she was lied to very badly, leading to her siding with the First Order on the naïve assumption that she'll be able to prove her innocence and they'll leave her alone. This naturally doesn't work out the way she thought it would.]]
* ''WesternAnimation/StarWarsTheCloneWars'': In one arc, the Jedi Council hatch an elaborate plot to infiltrate an assassination plot against Palpatine, by having Obi-Wan fake his death at the hands of criminal Rako Hardeen, and then going undercover as Hardeen to get close to the plot's ringleader, Moralo Eval. Anakin and Ahsoka aren't told about the plot in advance, as their reactions to Obi-Wan's "death" need to be genuine, but they aren't told about it once it's underway, either. By the time Yoda realizes this was a mistake, Anakin (with a little prodding from [[BigBad Palpatine]]) is already on his way to Nal Hutta to get his revenge on "Hardeen" and is ''[[ProtagonistJourneyToVillain very]]'' pissed off to learn the truth.
** In the first season, Hera keeps the rest of the crew in the dark about the existence of other rebel cells and the wider Rebellion as a security precaution in case any of them get captured. As the AcePilot, she's the one least likely to be in a direct combat situation, and thus the least likely to be captured.
** At the end of "[[Recap/StarWarsRebelsS3E15ThroughImperialEyes Through Imperial Eyes]]", Thrawn and Yularen know that [[spoiler:Agent Kallus is the [[TheMole traitor]] in the Imperial ranks]]. However, they choose to keep the rest of the Imperial officers in the dark [[spoiler:so that Thrawn can FeedTheMole, necessitating letting Kallus' [[FrameUp framing]] of Lieutenant Lyste stand]].
* ''WesternAnimation/StarWarsResistance'': For most of the first season, mechanics Tam and Neeku don't know that their new co-worker, Kaz, is actually a spy for the Resistance, and that their boss Yeager hired him for his cover on the request of Poe Dameron. [[spoiler:One of the reasons Tam is left locked out is because she has a ''massive'' case of GenreBlindness regarding the First Order, brushing off attempts by others to warn her about their true nature. When Kaz and Yeager's Resistance connections are revealed in [[Recap/StarWarsResistanceS1E18Descent "Descent"]], Tam takes the fact that she was lied to very badly, leading to her siding with the First Order on the naïve assumption that she'll be able to prove her innocence and they'll leave her alone. This naturally doesn't work out the way she thought it would.]]
* ''WesternAnimation/StarWarsTheCloneWars'': In one arc, the Jedi Council hatch an elaborate plot to infiltrate an assassination plot against Palpatine, by having Obi-Wan fake his death at the hands of criminal Rako Hardeen, and then going undercover as Hardeen to get close to the plot's ringleader, Moralo Eval. Anakin and Ahsoka aren't told about the plot in advance, as their reactions to Obi-Wan's "death" need to be genuine, but they aren't told about it once it's underway, either. By the time Yoda realizes this was a mistake, Anakin (with a little prodding from [[BigBad Palpatine]]) is already on his way to Nal Hutta to get his revenge on "Hardeen" and is ''[[ProtagonistJourneyToVillain very]]'' pissed off to learn the truth.
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* [[Franchise/StarWars Star Wars shows]]:
** ''WesternAnimation/StarWarsTheCloneWars'': In one arc, the Jedi Council hatch an elaborate plot to infiltrate an assassination plot against Palpatine, by having Obi-Wan fake his death at the hands of criminal Rako Hardeen, and then going undercover as Hardeen to get close to the plot's ringleader, Moralo Eval. Anakin and Ahsoka aren't told about the plot in advance, as their reactions to Obi-Wan's "death" need to be genuine, but they aren't told about it once it's underway, either. By the time Yoda realizes this was a mistake, Anakin (with a little prodding from [[BigBad Palpatine]]) is already on his way to Nal Hutta to get his revenge on "Hardeen" and is ''[[ProtagonistJourneyToVillain very]]'' pissed off to learn the truth.
** ''WesternAnimation/StarWarsRebels'':
** ''WesternAnimation/StarWarsTheBadBatch:
*** Due to their inhibitor chips not working, the titular Batch don't know what Order 66 means in the first episode, although [[spoiler: Wrecker's works properly later in the show]].
*** In the first season, Hera keeps the rest of the crew in the dark about the existence of other rebel cells and the wider Rebellion as a security precaution in case any of them get captured. As the AcePilot, she's the one least likely to be in a direct combat situation, and thus the least likely to be captured.
** *** At the end of "[[Recap/StarWarsRebelsS3E15ThroughImperialEyes Through Imperial Eyes]]", Thrawn and Yularen know that [[spoiler:Agent Kallus is the [[TheMole traitor]] in the Imperial ranks]]. However, they choose to keep the rest of the Imperial officers in the dark [[spoiler:so that Thrawn can FeedTheMole, necessitating letting Kallus' [[FrameUp framing]] of Lieutenant Lyste stand]].
* ** ''WesternAnimation/StarWarsResistance'': For most of the first season, mechanics Tam and Neeku don't know that their new co-worker, Kaz, is actually a spy for the Resistance, and that their boss Yeager hired him for his cover on the request of Poe Dameron. [[spoiler:One of the reasons Tam is left locked out is because she has a ''massive'' case of GenreBlindness regarding the First Order, brushing off attempts by others to warn her about their true nature. When Kaz and Yeager's Resistance connections are revealed in [[Recap/StarWarsResistanceS1E18Descent "Descent"]], Tam takes the fact that she was lied to very badly, leading to her siding with the First Order on the naïve assumption that she'll be able to prove her innocence and they'll leave her alone. This naturally doesn't work out the way she thought it would.]]
* ''WesternAnimation/StarWarsTheCloneWars'': In one arc, the Jedi Council hatch an elaborate plot to infiltrate an assassination plot against Palpatine, by having Obi-Wan fake his death at the hands of criminal Rako Hardeen, and then going undercover as Hardeen to get close to the plot's ringleader, Moralo Eval. Anakin and Ahsoka aren't told about the plot in advance, as their reactions to Obi-Wan's "death" need to be genuine, but they aren't told about it once it's underway, either. By the time Yoda realizes this was a mistake, Anakin (with a little prodding from [[BigBad Palpatine]]) is already on his way to Nal Hutta to get his revenge on "Hardeen" and is ''[[ProtagonistJourneyToVillain very]]'' pissed off to learn the truth.]]
** ''WesternAnimation/StarWarsTheCloneWars'': In one arc, the Jedi Council hatch an elaborate plot to infiltrate an assassination plot against Palpatine, by having Obi-Wan fake his death at the hands of criminal Rako Hardeen, and then going undercover as Hardeen to get close to the plot's ringleader, Moralo Eval. Anakin and Ahsoka aren't told about the plot in advance, as their reactions to Obi-Wan's "death" need to be genuine, but they aren't told about it once it's underway, either. By the time Yoda realizes this was a mistake, Anakin (with a little prodding from [[BigBad Palpatine]]) is already on his way to Nal Hutta to get his revenge on "Hardeen" and is ''[[ProtagonistJourneyToVillain very]]'' pissed off to learn the truth.
** ''WesternAnimation/StarWarsRebels'':
** ''WesternAnimation/StarWarsTheBadBatch:
*** Due to their inhibitor chips not working, the titular Batch don't know what Order 66 means in the first episode, although [[spoiler: Wrecker's works properly later in the show]].
*** In the first season, Hera keeps the rest of the crew in the dark about the existence of other rebel cells and the wider Rebellion as a security precaution in case any of them get captured. As the AcePilot, she's the one least likely to be in a direct combat situation, and thus the least likely to be captured.
* ''WesternAnimation/StarWarsTheCloneWars'': In one arc, the Jedi Council hatch an elaborate plot to infiltrate an assassination plot against Palpatine, by having Obi-Wan fake his death at the hands of criminal Rako Hardeen, and then going undercover as Hardeen to get close to the plot's ringleader, Moralo Eval. Anakin and Ahsoka aren't told about the plot in advance, as their reactions to Obi-Wan's "death" need to be genuine, but they aren't told about it once it's underway, either. By the time Yoda realizes this was a mistake, Anakin (with a little prodding from [[BigBad Palpatine]]) is already on his way to Nal Hutta to get his revenge on "Hardeen" and is ''[[ProtagonistJourneyToVillain very]]'' pissed off to learn the truth.
