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*** Happens earlier in "Brother from Another Series" where Bob goes to work building a dam with his brother Cecil's company. Bart suspects Bob is up to no good as usual but this turns out to be the one time he isn't planning something evil, it's his brother in an embezzlement scheme. When Wiggum shows up to arrest Cecil, he arrests Bob as well, mostly just out of habit.

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*** Happens earlier in "Brother from Another Series" where Bob goes to work building a dam with his brother Cecil's company. Bart suspects Bob is up to no good as usual but this turns out to be the one time he isn't planning something evil, it's his brother in an embezzlement (and technically revenge) scheme. When Wiggum shows up to arrest Cecil, he arrests Bob as well, mostly just out of habit.

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* In ''WWESmackdown'', a storyline in 2010 involved Wrestler/{{Kane}} looking for the one who put TheUndertaker in a coma. When he accused CMPunk of doing the deed, Punk replied the while he wanted to do it, it wasn't him this time.
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* One episode of {{Rugrats}} has Suzie blame Angelica for stealing her brand-new tricycle and punishes her by tying her doll to a balloon and letting it go. Despite the evidence against her, Angelica was ''completely innocent'' - Suzie's trike was under her porch, Angelica's trike was her own and Angelica's red hands (which Suzie thought was from opening her garage's painted doors) were actually from her finger painting an apology letter. Thankfully for Suzie, a miracle (or a low-flying plane) gets Angelica's doll back to her and everyone's happy again.
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* This happens to Spider-Man a LOT, apparently. During the Fallen Son arc mourning Captain America's death. While at the grave of Uncle Ben, Spidey sees Rhino walking through the cemetary. He attacks, thinking he's up to something, and their fight breaks a gravestone, belonging to Rhino's mother, which was the only reason he was there in the first place.
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* ''[[{{Anime/Ptitlei015gc004kw4}} Pokemon]]'' has its share of villains that aren't Team Rocket, whether single-episode Pokemon menaces, thieves, the region's local villainous team, or Cassidy and Butch. As Jessie and James end up appearing in every episode, they get more than their share of this trope.

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* ''[[{{Anime/Ptitlei015gc004kw4}} Pokemon]]'' Pokémon]]'' has its share of villains that aren't Team Rocket, whether single-episode Pokemon menaces, thieves, the region's local villainous team, or Cassidy and Butch. As Jessie and James end up appearing in every episode, they get more than their share of this trope.
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* In one issue of ''BirdsOfPrey'', Black Canary's old mentor was murdered while she visited him in Hong Kong, even though he was terminally ill and would have died soon, anyway. She quickly assumed that the supervillainess Cheshire committed the crime due to their history of animosity and also the means of the crime, poison, which happens to be Cheshire's specialty. After Black Canary tracked Cheshire down, attacked and captured her, she found out that Cheshire did ''not'' do it, but rather it was the deed of a corrupt US senator who arranged the murder specifically so it would point to Cheshire. The two of ''them'' were enemies and he hoped Canary would deal with Chesire for him. [[spoiler: [[{{Subverted}} However, they eventually discvover that it really was Cheshire afterall]]. She made it look like she was being framed so that Canary would help her get back to the US as part of a XanatosRoulette.]]

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* In one issue of ''BirdsOfPrey'', Black Canary's old mentor was murdered while she visited him in Hong Kong, even though he was terminally ill and would have died soon, soon anyway. She quickly assumed that the supervillainess Cheshire committed the crime due to their history of animosity and also animosity; the means of the crime, poison, which happens also happened to be Cheshire's specialty. After Black Canary tracked Cheshire down, attacked and captured her, she found out that Cheshire did ''not'' do it, but rather it; rather, it was the deed of a corrupt US senator who arranged the murder specifically so it would point to Cheshire. The two of ''them'' were enemies and he hoped Canary would deal with Chesire Cheshire for him. [[spoiler: [[{{Subverted}} [[SubvertedTrope However, they eventually discvover discover that it really was Cheshire afterall]].after all]]. She made it look like she was being framed so that Canary would help her get back to the US as part of a XanatosRoulette.]]
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* In ''HarryPotter and the Chamber of Secrets'', Harry and Ron use Polyjuice potion to imitate Crabbe and Goyle, Draco Malfoy's two mooks, in the hopes of getting Draco to admit that he's the heir of Slytherin, and thus the cause of all the shenanigans happening at Hogwarts that year. Instead, they hear Draco ranting about how thrilled he is that it's happening and how he'd love to congratulate whoever is ''actually'' behind it.

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* In ''HarryPotter and the Chamber of Secrets'', ''HarryPotter/HarryPotterAndTheChamberOfSecrets'', Harry and Ron use Polyjuice potion to imitate Crabbe and Goyle, Draco Malfoy's two mooks, in the hopes of getting Draco to admit that he's the heir of Slytherin, and thus the cause of all the shenanigans happening at Hogwarts that year. Instead, they hear Draco ranting about how thrilled he is that it's happening and how he'd love to congratulate whoever is ''actually'' behind it.
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* In ''HarryPotter and the Chamber of Secrets'', Harry and Ron use Polyjuice potion to imitate Crabbe and Goyle, Draco Malfoy's two mooks, in the hopes of getting Draco to admit that he's the heir of Slytherin, and thus the cause of all the shenanigans happening at Hogwarts that year. Instead, they hear Draco ranting about how thrilled he is that it's happening and how he'd love to congratulate whoever is ''actually'' behind it.
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'''Bart:''' (Standing beside her) " hat?"\\

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'''Bart:''' (Standing beside her) " hat?"\\"What?"\\
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'''Bart:''' (Standing beside her) "[[FlatWhat What?]]"\\" hat?"\\
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** Also done in the first part of the two-parter series finale: Graduation Part 1. When several golf courses were undergoing eruptions, Kim Possible suspects Duff Killigan for the event. When confronted with the issue, Killigan explains that he wasn't involved, and even takes it a step further to reveal that his own golf course was defaced in a similar manner.
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** In "Past Tense"; Brock, Rusty, Pete White and Baron Underbheit are knocked unconscious, chained together and thrown in a dungeon. When they wake up, Brock immediately accuses Underbheit of doing this leading to this [[CrowningMomentofFunny: pricess response]]:

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** In "Past Tense"; Brock, Rusty, Pete White and Baron Underbheit are knocked unconscious, chained together and thrown in a dungeon. When they wake up, Brock immediately accuses Underbheit of doing this leading to this [[CrowningMomentofFunny: pricess [[CrowningMomentofFunny priceless response]]:
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** In "Past Tense"; Brock, Rusty, Pete White and Baron Underbheit are knocked unconscious, chained together and thrown in a dungeon. When they wake up, Brock immediately accuses Underbheit of doing this leading to this [[CrowningMomentofFunny: pricess response]]:
--->'''Underbheit''': [[SarcasmMode As usual, your detective skills are impeccable, Samson. You succeeded in exposing my sinister plan to lock myself in a dungeon, chained to an albino!]]
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** Joker Devil's Advocate is another example of this: As it turns out that Joker was actually innocent of the crime of placing Joker venom on lickable stamps, despite Joker Venom being his trademark. Turns out it was a disgruntled member of the Post Office who did the crime with the intention of framing The Joker due to the latter killing his wife.
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* There was one {{Spider-Man}} story where someone gets kidnapped (his aunt, I think) and he goes running to Osborn, who's in prison, demanding he return her. Osborn says he had nothing to do with it, what with, you know, being in prison and all...

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* There was one Marvel Knights: {{Spider-Man}} kick off with a story where someone aunt May gets kidnapped (his aunt, I think) and he goes running to Osborn, who's in prison, demanding he return her. Osborn says he had nothing to do with it, what with, you know, being in prison and all...
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** Happens a whole bunch in season 4 when Scorpius joins our heroes on ''Moya'' and then again in "The Peacekeeper Wars." To be fair, John has good reason not to trust Scorpius after everything he's put him through.
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* When Tohma of ''[[MagicalGirlLyricalNanoha Magical Chronicles Lyrical Nanoha Force]]'' gets captured by the Huckebein, an infamous family of killers, he accuses them of being the culprits behind the [[DoomedHometown destruction of his hometown]]. Not so, says Fortis. He double-checked, and they're not behind that particular massacre. After all, [[SoleSurvivor Tohma survived]], and if they were the ones responsible, they would have made sure to kill everyone.

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* When Tohma of ''[[MagicalGirlLyricalNanoha Magical Chronicles Lyrical Nanoha Force]]'' gets captured by the Huckebein, an infamous family of killers, he accuses them of being the culprits behind the [[DoomedHometown destruction of his hometown]]. Not so, says Fortis. He double-checked, and they're not behind that particular massacre. After all, [[SoleSurvivor Tohma survived]], and if they were the ones responsible, [[IfIWantedYouDead they would have made sure to kill everyone.
everyone.]]
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Traditional MarketTruce requirements mandate that regardless of all the crimes they committed ''yesterday'', if caught for the wrong thing; the heroes have to let them go.

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Traditional MarketTruce TruceZone requirements mandate that regardless of all the crimes they committed ''yesterday'', if caught for the wrong thing; thing today; the heroes have to let them go.
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* In one issue of ''BirdsOfPrey'', a man was murdered and Black Canary assumed that the supervillainess Cheshire committed the crime. After Black Canary tracked Cheshire down, attacked and captured her, she found out that Cheshire ''didn't'' do it. Oops.
** [[spoiler: Subverted it really was Cheshire. She made it look like she was being framed so that Canary would help her get back to the US as part of a XanatosRoulette]]

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* In one issue of ''BirdsOfPrey'', a man Black Canary's old mentor was murdered while she visited him in Hong Kong, even though he was terminally ill and Black Canary would have died soon, anyway. She quickly assumed that the supervillainess Cheshire committed the crime. crime due to their history of animosity and also the means of the crime, poison, which happens to be Cheshire's specialty. After Black Canary tracked Cheshire down, attacked and captured her, she found out that Cheshire ''didn't'' did ''not'' do it. Oops.
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it, but rather it was the deed of a corrupt US senator who arranged the murder specifically so it would point to Cheshire. The two of ''them'' were enemies and he hoped Canary would deal with Chesire for him. [[spoiler: Subverted [[{{Subverted}} However, they eventually discvover that it really was Cheshire. Cheshire afterall]]. She made it look like she was being framed so that Canary would help her get back to the US as part of a XanatosRoulette]]XanatosRoulette.]]
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* When Tohma of ''[[MagicalGirlLyricalNanoha Magical Chronicles Lyrical Nanoha Force]]'' gets captured by the Huckebein, an infamous family of killers, he accuses them of being the culprits behind the [[DoomedHometown destruction of his hometown]]. Not so, says Fortis, they're not behind that particular massacre. After all, [[SoleSurvivor Tohma survived]], and if they were the ones responsible, they would have made sure to kill everyone.

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* When Tohma of ''[[MagicalGirlLyricalNanoha Magical Chronicles Lyrical Nanoha Force]]'' gets captured by the Huckebein, an infamous family of killers, he accuses them of being the culprits behind the [[DoomedHometown destruction of his hometown]]. Not so, says Fortis, Fortis. He double-checked, and they're not behind that particular massacre. After all, [[SoleSurvivor Tohma survived]], and if they were the ones responsible, they would have made sure to kill everyone.
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* When Tohma of ''[[MagicalGirlLyricalNanoha Magical Chronicles Lyrical Nanoha Force]]'' gets captured by the Huckebein, an infamous family of killers, he accuses them of being the culprits behind the [[DoomedHometown destruction of his hometown]]. Not so, says Fortis, they're not behind that particular massacre. After all, [[SoleSurvivors Tohma survived]], and if they were the ones responsible, they would have made sure to kill everyone.

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* When Tohma of ''[[MagicalGirlLyricalNanoha Magical Chronicles Lyrical Nanoha Force]]'' gets captured by the Huckebein, an infamous family of killers, he accuses them of being the culprits behind the [[DoomedHometown destruction of his hometown]]. Not so, says Fortis, they're not behind that particular massacre. After all, [[SoleSurvivors [[SoleSurvivor Tohma survived]], and if they were the ones responsible, they would have made sure to kill everyone.
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* When Tohma of ''[[MagicalGirlLyricalNanoha Magical Chronicles Lyrical Nanoha Force]]'' gets captured by the Huckebein, an infamous family of killers, he accuses them of being the culprits behind the [[DoomedHometown destruction of his hometown]]. Not so, says Fortis, they're not behind that particular massacre. After all, [[SoleSurvivors Tohma survived]], and if they were the ones responsible, they would have made sure to kill everyone.
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* Dr. Wily claims this in MegaMan 9, citing a video as proof that Dr. Light is the one wanting world domination. He's lying.

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* Dr. Wily claims this in MegaMan 9, ''Game/MegaMan 9'', citing a video as proof that Dr. Light is the one wanting world domination. He's lying.
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*** IIRCL, Bubbles proceeded to pwn her sisters, get knocked on the head AGAIN by Mojo Jojo, wake up to see him standing over her sisters gloating, assume HE did it and totally kick his ass for hurting her sisters...
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* Non-villainous example in ''{{Asterix}} and the Magic Carpet''. [[NewPowersAsThePlotDemands Cacofanix's singing is now so bad it causes rainstorms to occur]], much to the annoyance of the rest of the village. On a trip to India to fix a drought, their flying carpet encounters a heavy storm, forcing Cacofanix to protest that this one has nothing to do with him.
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* In the ''PowerpuffGirls'' episode which provides the page quote, the girls are pranked into believing the series regular villains are doing something evil and confront them -- only to find all three of them [[VillainsOutShopping relaxing at home]]. Although the girls are not convinced, the villains quickly realize something is up and team up to deal with the pranksters themselves.

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* In the ''PowerpuffGirls'' episode which provides the page quote, the girls are pranked into believing the series regular villains are doing something evil and confront them -- only to find all three of them [[VillainsOutShopping relaxing at home]]. Although the girls are not convinced, the villains quickly realize something is up and [[BigDamnVillains team up to deal with the pranksters themselves.]]
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* When ''KimPossible'' finds out that her ArchEnemy Dr. Drakken has been broken out of prison by woman with "green energy blasts", she naturally drops in on his {{sidekick}} Shego, only to find out later that it was actually an alien who did it.

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* When ''KimPossible'' finds out that her ArchEnemy Dr. Drakken has been broken out of prison by a woman with "green energy blasts", she naturally drops in on his {{sidekick}} Shego, only to find out later that it was actually an alien who did it.
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** In another episode, a hit to the head makes Bubbles believe she is Mojo Jojo, stealing his clothes to match. The other girls instantly assume the latter is responsible, which leads to the priceless line:
--->'''Mojo Jojo:''' "You have got to be kidding. I'm ''wet,'' I'm ''naked,'' your sister is wearing my clothes, and this is all part of some evil plot '''TO RULE THE WORLD AS A SOGGY CHIMP IN MY BIRTHDAY SUIT?!'''"
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This trope may also occur with any character who has a recurring habit. May or may not lead to EvilVersusEvil or EnemyMine, depending on the story.

Also see VillainsOutShopping, which might explain the villain's innocence.

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This trope may also occur with any character who has a recurring habit. May or may not lead to EvilVersusEvil or EnemyMine, depending on the story.

Also see VillainsOutShopping, which might explain the villain's innocence.
innocence. Compare MotiveMisidentification.



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