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* ''VideoGame/BugFables'': Playing with the "MYSTERY?" code will randomize most Medals. Uncollected Medals appear as question marks until picked up, and in shops, the descriptions just read a string of question marks. The reason for this is because the Medals in this code are always obtained in the same order based on a seed, so the location they are obtained in does not matter to what Medal the party will get.
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* ''VideoGame/Pikmin4'': Leaflings are always referred to as "???," as they cannot be identified due to the leaf growth covering their faces and their transformations cause ID scans to not work. The only exception is the Sage Leaf, the only Leafling that provides a title for the other characters to use.
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* ''VideoGame/Pikmin4'': Leaflings are always referred to as "???," as they cannot be identified due to the leaf growth covering their faces and their transformations cause ID scans to not work. The only exception is the Sage Leaf, the only Leafling that provides a title for the other characters to use.
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** In ''VideoGame/SuperMarioRPG'', the character Geno is labeled "???" at first. His actual name isn't much better: it's ♡♪!? in English and a set of unique hieroglyphs in Japanese.
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** In ''VideoGame/SuperMarioRPG'', ''VideoGame/SuperMarioRPG'':
*** A hidden item in Toadstool/Peach's room is just referred to as "Toadstool/Peach's ???." It is never said what the object is exactly, but it is implied to be something personal.
*** The character Geno is labeled "???" at first. His actual name isn't much better: it's ♡♪!? in English and a set of unique hieroglyphs in Japanese.
*** A hidden item in Toadstool/Peach's room is just referred to as "Toadstool/Peach's ???." It is never said what the object is exactly, but it is implied to be something personal.
*** The character Geno is labeled "???" at first. His actual name isn't much better: it's ♡♪!? in English and a set of unique hieroglyphs in Japanese.
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* In Episode 7 of ''Anime/WonderfulPrettyCure'', a wolf-like villain with [[RedEyesTakeWarning glowing red eyes]] and a [[InTheHooded dark hooded cloak]] briefly appears to give a [[MonsterOfTheWeek Garugaru]] orders. To prevent the viewers from learning his identity, he's listed in the episode's credits as "???" rather than his actual name, which has yet to be revealed in the show proper.
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* In Episode 7 of ''Anime/WonderfulPrettyCure'', a wolf-like villain with [[RedEyesTakeWarning glowing red eyes]] and a [[InTheHooded [[InTheHood dark hooded cloak]] briefly appears to give a [[MonsterOfTheWeek Garugaru]] orders. To prevent the viewers from learning his identity, he's listed in the episode's credits as "???" rather than his actual name, which has yet to be revealed in the show proper.
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* One of the most powerful [[TheHeartless Witches]] in ''Anime/PuellaMagiMadokaMagica'' does not have a proper name attached to it like the rest of its bretheren, instead referred to as "Walpurgisnacht" by magical girls who have had the [[TheDreaded misfortune of confronting it]]. Official promotional material takes it a step further, neglecting to mention its nickname in favor of the mysterious "?????."
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* One of the most powerful [[TheHeartless Witches]] in ''Anime/PuellaMagiMadokaMagica'' does not have a proper name attached to it like the rest of its bretheren, brethren, instead referred to as "Walpurgisnacht" by magical girls who have had the [[TheDreaded misfortune of confronting it]]. Official promotional material takes it a step further, neglecting to mention its nickname in favor of the mysterious "?????."
* In Episode 7 of ''Anime/WonderfulPrettyCure'', a wolf-like villain with [[RedEyesTakeWarning glowing red eyes]] and a [[InTheHooded dark hooded cloak]] briefly appears to give a [[MonsterOfTheWeek Garugaru]] orders. To prevent the viewers from learning his identity, he's listed in the episode's credits as "???" rather than his actual name, which has yet to be revealed in the show proper.
* In Episode 7 of ''Anime/WonderfulPrettyCure'', a wolf-like villain with [[RedEyesTakeWarning glowing red eyes]] and a [[InTheHooded dark hooded cloak]] briefly appears to give a [[MonsterOfTheWeek Garugaru]] orders. To prevent the viewers from learning his identity, he's listed in the episode's credits as "???" rather than his actual name, which has yet to be revealed in the show proper.
