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* In ''Literature/CiaphasCain'' novel, ''For The Emperor'', Inquisitor Amberley Vail goes undercover as an entertainer named Amberley Vail. She also uses her real last name for two different undercover identities in ''Duty Calls'' -- the Lady haut Vail near the beginning of the novel, and Corporal Vail near the end. Possibly justified, in that anyone who can legally look at a roster of active Inquisitors already knows where she is and what she's doing, and she can kill anyone else who might blab.

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* In the ''Literature/CiaphasCain'' novel, ''For The Emperor'', Inquisitor Amberley Vail goes undercover as an entertainer named Amberley Vail. She also uses her real last name for two different undercover identities in ''Duty Calls'' -- the Lady haut Vail near the beginning of the novel, and Corporal Vail near the end. Possibly justified, in that anyone who can legally look at a roster of active Inquisitors already knows where she is and what she's doing, and she can kill anyone else who might blab.

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* In ''The Goose Girl'' from the ''Literature/BooksOfBayern'' series, the princess' full name is Anidori-Kiladra Talianna Isilee. When she goes into hiding, she calls herself Isi.



* In ''Literature/TheGooseGirl'', the princess' full name is Anidori-Kiladra Talianna Isilee. When she goes into hiding, she calls herself Isi.

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* In ''Manga/TokyoMewMew'', the Mew Mews' MagicalGirlWarrior names contain their actual given names (for example Ichigo Momomiya becomes Mew Ichigo, Minto Aizawa becomes Mew Mint). The only difference is that their given names are written using a different part of the UsefulNotes/JapaneseWritingSystem, but they are still pronounced exactly the same (which is supposed to indicate that their real names are Japanese but their Mew Mew names are the English loan words for the EdibleThemeNaming instead).



* In the ''Comicbook/DetectiveComics'' storyline "Shadows of the Bat: The Tower", one of the inmates in Arkham Tower is a woman who suffers from the delusion that she's Comicbook/HarleyQuinn. When the various undercover Team Batman members amongst the staff and patients are activated, she turns out to actually be Harley Quinn.



* In the ''Comicbook/DetectiveComics'' storyline "Shadows of the Bat: The Tower", one of the inmates in Arkham Tower is a woman who suffers from the delusion that she's Comicbook/HarleyQuinn. When the various undercover Team Batman members amongst the staff and patients are activated, she turns out to actually be Harley Quinn.



** The character Dr. Cornelius Evazan (the pig-nosed human who accosts Luke at the cantina in ''Film/ANewHope'') had numerous aliases, since he was an EvilutionaryBiologist who was just as wanted as he claimed. One of them in ''Franchise/StarWarsLegends'' was simply..."Dr. Cornelius", using it as if it were his last name.



* The ''Franchise/StarWars'' character Dr. Cornelius Evazan (the pig-nosed human who accosts Luke at the cantina in ''Film/ANewHope'') had numerous aliases, since he was an EvilutionaryBiologist who was just as wanted as he claimed. One of them in ''Franchise/StarWarsLegends'' was simply..."Dr. Cornelius", using it as if it were his last name.



* In ''Literature/{{Earthborn}}'', a character whose life has been greatly extended travels among people to whom she has become ShroudedInMyth. She uses her own name, and people assume her parents named her after the legendary figure.
* In the sequels to ''Literature/EndersGame'', Ender simply goes by his given name of Andrew Wiggin. He is secretive about the fact that he's the same Andrew Wiggin who killed off the Bugger race thousands of years ago, but everyone thinks of that boy as "Ender," and the name "Andrew Wiggin" doesn't ring a bell for them. The few who do recognize the name assume his parents chose poorly when naming him.



* In ''The Goose Girl'', the princess' full name is Anidori-Kiladra Talianna Isilee. When she goes into hiding, she calls herself Isi.

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* In ''The Goose Girl'', ''Literature/TheGooseGirl'', the princess' full name is Anidori-Kiladra Talianna Isilee. When she goes into hiding, she calls herself Isi.



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** In the sequels to ''Literature/EndersGame'', Ender simply goes by his given name of Andrew Wiggin. He is secretive about the fact that he's the same Andrew Wiggin who killed off the Bugger race thousands of years ago, but everyone thinks of that boy as "Ender," and the name "Andrew Wiggin" doesn't ring a bell for them. The few who do recognize the name assume his parents chose poorly when naming him.
** In ''Literature/{{Earthborn}}'', a character whose life has been greatly extended travels among people to whom she has become ShroudedInMyth. She uses her own name, and people assume her parents named her after the legendary figure.



* In the 2016 Netflix Series [[Series/TheTick2016 The Tick]], Arthur Everest is arrested while out sleuthing in costume and invokes the right not to reveal his secret identity. They then ask him for his name (meaning his superhero name) and he immediately responds "Arthur," which from then on is his in-costume identity.

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* In the 2016 Netflix Series [[Series/TheTick2016 ''[[Series/TheTick2016 The Tick]], Tick]]'', Arthur Everest is arrested while out sleuthing in costume and invokes the right not to reveal his secret identity. They then ask him for his name (meaning his superhero name) and he immediately responds "Arthur," which from then on is his in-costume identity.



* In the ''Podcast/RedPandaAdventures'' episode "The Missing Links", the Red Panda and Flying Squirrel are tracing the steps of supervillain the Mad Monkey, real name Anton Cresswell, and how he got hold of several pieces of high technology. A scientist they speak to reveals a close colleague of his had become close to an "Anthony Cresswell" shortly before he died. The Flying Squirrel notes that, with an alias like that, the Mad Monkey wasn't even ''trying'' to hide. The Red Panda confirms that's exactly the case, as the Mad Monkey wanted them to know it was him.



* In the ''Podcast/RedPandaAdventures'' episode "The Missing Links", the Red Panda and Flying Squirrel are tracing the steps of supervillain the Mad Monkey, real name Anton Cresswell, and how he got hold of several pieces of high technology. A scientist they speak to reveals a close colleague of his had become close to an "Anthony Cresswell" shortly before he died. The Flying Squirrel notes that, with an alias like that, the Mad Monkey wasn't even ''trying'' to hide. The Red Panda confirms that's exactly the case, as the Mad Monkey wanted them to know it was him.
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* Matsuri Kazamaki of ''Manga/AyakashiTriangle'' attends high school under his real name even after [[GenderBender magically becoming female]] and acting as if he was always a girl. [[ScrewTheRulesIHaveConnections His family's connections]] handled the records, while his [[FriendlessBackground asocial history]] (and changing right before the first day) mean no one remembers a boy having that name, even if they went to middle school with him. It also helps that [[GenderBlenderName his name is unisex, while the way he spells it is outright feminine]]. Matsuri even uses his real name with Suzu's family, probably expecting them to have forgotten him after so many years--which backfires when they ''do'' remember, but assume Matsuri was always a girl they mistook for a boy (which would obviously complicate things if he ever becomes male again).

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* Matsuri Kazamaki of ''Manga/AyakashiTriangle'' attends high school under his real name even after [[GenderBender magically becoming female]] and acting as if he was always a girl. [[ScrewTheRulesIHaveConnections His family's connections]] handled the records, while his [[FriendlessBackground asocial history]] (and changing right before the first day) mean no one remembers a boy having that name, even if they classmates who went to middle school with him. It also helps that [[GenderBlenderName his name is unisex, while the way he spells it is outright feminine]]. Matsuri even uses his real name with Suzu's family, probably expecting them to have forgotten him after so many years--which backfires when they ''do'' remember, but assume Matsuri was always a girl they mistook for a boy (which would obviously complicate things if he ever becomes male again).
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** Yuuki Konno just uses her first name as her alias in ''[=ALfheim=] Online'' and presumably in other VRMMO games as well, although in her case [[spoiler:[[IllGirl given her circumstances]], virtual reality ''is'' the only life she can have]].

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** Yuuki Konno just uses her first name as her alias in ''[=ALfheim=] Online'' and presumably in other VRMMO games as well, although in her case [[spoiler:[[IllGirl given [[spoiler:given her circumstances]], circumstances, virtual reality ''is'' the only life she can have]].
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** Slade's real name is Slade Wilson. It's enough of a BadassName to work for the main villain even without knowing that in the original comics, he goes by the alias of Deathstroke the Terminator. Of course, he would have done that here too, but [[NeverSayDie the network didn't let him]].

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** Slade's real name is Slade Wilson. It's [[AwesomeMcCoolname a badass enough of a BadassName name]] to work for the main villain even without knowing that in the original comics, he goes by the alias of Deathstroke "Deathstroke the Terminator.Terminator". Of course, he would have done that here too, but [[NeverSayDie the network didn't let him]].

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* Played directly in ''VisualNovel/NineHoursNinePersonsNineDoors'': near the end of the game, it's mentioned that [[spoiler:Clover's real name is... Clover.]]

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* Played directly in ''VisualNovel/NineHoursNinePersonsNineDoors'': near Near the beginning of ''VisualNovel/NineHoursNinePersonsNineDoors'', the participants of the DeadlyGame each choose a codename for themselves based on their bracelet number to avoid revealing any unnecessary information about themselves to each other or to their captor who they assume is listening in.[[note]]Well, everyone except the protagonist Junpei, who had his real name blurted out by another participant who knew him previously before they all decided on the codename thing. Since everyone already knew his real name, him having a codename would be pointless.[[/note]] Near the end of the game, it's mentioned revealed that [[spoiler:Clover's real name is... Clover.]]is actually Clover. It just so happened to line up with her number (4) so she could use it without anyone being the wiser (except her brother, Snake, who must have been internally screaming when she just gave her real name freely like that)]].



* PlayedWith in ''WesternAnimation/AvatarTheLastAirbender'' when the main characters are trying to keep a low profile in the Fire Nation. Sokka introduces himself to a master Fire Nation swordsman named Piandao using his own name. [[spoiler:Piandao realizes that "Sokka" is a Water Tribe name and puts it together that he's one of the Avatar's friends. Fortunately for the heroes, he was GoodAllAlong, and advises Sokka to be more careful about his choice of alias ("Try 'Lee'. There's a million 'Lee's.")]]

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* PlayedWith in ''WesternAnimation/AvatarTheLastAirbender'' when the main characters are trying to keep a low profile in the Fire Nation. Sokka introduces himself to a master Fire Nation swordsman named Piandao using his own name. [[spoiler:Piandao realizes that "Sokka" is a Water Tribe name and puts it together that he's one of the Avatar's friends. Fortunately for the heroes, he was GoodAllAlong, and advises Sokka to be more careful about his choice of alias ("Try 'Lee'. There's a million 'Lee's.Lees.")]]



* ''WesternAnimation/{{Disenchantment}}:'' While working in a factory, Bean introduces herself as "Tia", a shortened version of her full first name, "Tiabeanie".
* On ''WesternAnimation/FamilyGuy,'' Peter Griffin once tried to pull off a LineOfSightName. The first three things he saw were a ''pea,'' a person crying one ''tear,'' [[RuleOfFunny and a]] ''[[UnusuallyUninterestingSight griffin]]'' that flew in through the window.

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* ''WesternAnimation/{{Disenchantment}}:'' While ''WesternAnimation/{{Disenchantment}}'': Princess Tiabeanie normally shortens her name to "Bean" , but while working in a factory, Bean introduces herself shortens it to "Tia" instead to use as "Tia", a shortened version of her full first name, "Tiabeanie".
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* On ''WesternAnimation/FamilyGuy,'' Peter Griffin once tried to pull off a LineOfSightName. LineOfSightAlias. The first three things he saw were a ''pea,'' '''pea''' on someone's plate, a person girl crying one ''tear,'' a {{single|Tear}} '''[[SingleTear tear]]''', and a '''[[UnusuallyUninterestingSight griffin]]''' that [[RuleOfFunny just happened to be flying by]], and a]] ''[[UnusuallyUninterestingSight griffin]]'' that flew in through so gave the window.name "Peter Griffin" as his alias before quickly [[OhCrap realizing his mistake]].



** Slade's real name is Slade Wilson. It's enough of a BadassName to work for the main villain even without knowing that in the original comics, he goes by the alias of Deathstroke the Terminator.

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** Slade's real name is Slade Wilson. It's enough of a BadassName to work for the main villain even without knowing that in the original comics, he goes by the alias of Deathstroke the Terminator. Of course, he would have done that here too, but [[NeverSayDie the network didn't let him]].
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* In ''WesternAnimation/TeamoSupremo'', team leader Crandall's superhero alterego is... Captain Crandall. He still manages to keep his secret identity from his mom.
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* ''WesternAnimation/PhineasAndFerb'': In "Undercover Carl", when O.W.C.A. suspects that the titular characters are in league with Doofenshmirtz, Carl the intern is sent undercover to investigate. He tries to come up with a cool alias, buy ends up introducing himself by his real name.

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* ''WesternAnimation/PhineasAndFerb'': In "Undercover Carl", when O.W.C.A. suspects that the titular characters are in league with Doofenshmirtz, Carl the intern is sent undercover to investigate. He tries to come up with a cool alias, buy but ends up introducing himself by his real name.
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* The brothers that formed the core of the American funk band Music/KoolAndTheGang, Robert and Ronald Bell, converted to Islam in 1973, taking the respective names of Muhammad and Khalis Bayaan. They would continue to use their birth names as stage names.
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* Fanfic/ACrownOfStars: [[spoiler: Chapter 74 reveals that Gendo had snuck into the Army Asuka and Shinji lead back to Earth, using his birth name of Rokubungi as an alias.]]

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* Fanfic/ACrownOfStars: [[spoiler: Chapter 74 reveals that Gendo had snuck into the Army Asuka and Shinji lead back to Earth, using his birth name surname of Rokubungi so as an alias.to not draw attention.]]



** Slade's real name is Slade Wilson. In the original comic his alias was Deathstroke the Terminator.

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** Slade's real name is Slade Wilson. In It's enough of a BadassName to work for the main villain even without knowing that in the original comic his comics, he goes by the alias was of Deathstroke the Terminator.
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* Whenever Prince Arutha has to go KingIncognito in ''Literature/TheRiftwarCycle'', he goes by the name Arthur, which is close enough to his real name that any mistakes in answering or saying his real name can be brushed off as mishearings.
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* Many famous women continue to use their maiden name after marrying, since they're already well-known and changing names might confuse fans.

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* [[ProfessionalMaidenName Many famous women continue to use their maiden name after marrying, since they're already well-known and changing names might confuse fans. fans.]]
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* Agent Tony [=DiNozzo=] of ''Series/{{NCIS}}'' spends season 4 running a long-term undercover op as Tony [=DiNardo=].
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A character needs an alias for some reason and technically ''doesn't'' lie about what their name is... it might be their real name if they're [[OnlyKnownByTheirNickname known by a nickname]], [[EveryoneCallsHimBarkeep their occupation]], or vice versa, or their maiden name if they're a married woman, or their middle name being used as their first name, but the point is that the character can argue that it ''is'' their real name.

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A character needs an alias for some reason and technically ''doesn't'' lie about what their name is... it might be their real name if they're [[OnlyKnownByTheirNickname known by a nickname]], [[EveryoneCallsHimBarkeep their occupation]], or vice versa, or their maiden name if they're a married woman, or their middle name being used as their first name, but the point is that the character can argue that it ''is'' their real name. \n This also has the practical advantage that they don't have to train themselves to react to someone calling out their alias' name and not react to their real one.
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* In "How The Paladin Got His Scar", one of the prequels for ''WebComic/TheOrderOfTheStick'', [[TheWisePrince Hinjo]] joins the main characters of the story in their mission to try to prevent the outbreak of a full scale war with the hobgoblin tribes, but because of political wrangling and such he can't do so in his capacity as the heir apparent of Lord Shojo. Unfortunately Hinjo didn't think of an alias ahead of time, so when O-Chul asks his name, Hinjo starts to reply with his actual name before catching himself at the last second and changing it to Hin Jozuki. When everyone there notes that they've never heard of a noble family called "Jozuki", Hinjo tries to claim it's because the family is so minor and unimportant as noble families go that not many people are familiar with it.
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** This was also the case with many other Golden Age kid sidekicks including Sparky/Sparkington J. Northup (Comicbook/BlueBeetle); Wing/Wing How (Comicbook/TheCrimsonAvenger); and Sandy/Sandy Hawkins (Comicbook/TheSandman).

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** This was also the case with many other Golden Age kid sidekicks including Sparky/Sparkington J. Northup (Comicbook/BlueBeetle); Wing/Wing How (Comicbook/TheCrimsonAvenger); and Sandy/Sandy Hawkins (Comicbook/TheSandman). Parodied in ''Comicbook/JusticeLeagueInternational'' with General Glory's sidekick Ernie, whose real name is [[RepetitiveName Ernest E. Ernest]].
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* In ''VideoGame/YakuzaLikeADragon'', when Ichiban introduces himself to Nanba, Nanba tells him that it's okay to use an alias in the homeless camp since nobody will pry too much. Ichiban disappointedly tells Nanba that it actually is his real name[[note]]Ichiban is Japanese for "the best" or "number one"-- him introducing himself as "Ichiban" is like if someone called themself "Fantastic"[[/note]], but the exchange causes him to think "Nanba" is a fake name... only for him to later find out his full name is actually Yu Nanba. When confronted, Nanba points out that [[ExactWords he never said]] ''his'' name was fake, and all that mattered was that people ''thought'' it was fake-- Ichiban was just dumb enough to fall for it.
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** This was also the case with many other Golden Age kid sidekicks including Sparky/Sparkington J. Northup (Comicbook/BlueBeetle); Wing/Wing How (Comicbook/CrimsonAvenger); and Sandy/Sandy Hawkins (Comicbook/{{Sandman}})

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* In the ''Comicbook/DetectiveComicsNewFrontier'' storyline "Shadows of the Bat: The Tower", one of the inmates in Arkham Tower is a woman who suffers from the delusion that she's Comicbook/HarleyQuinn. When the various undercover Team Batman members amongst the staff and patients are activated, she turns out to actually be Harley Quinn.

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* In the Japanese version of ''VideoGame/ChronoTrigger'', "Marle" is the alias used by Princess ''Marle''dia. This doesn't carry over to English, where she was renamed Princess Nadia, making her alias both more clever and less explicable.
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* ''WesternAnimation/{{Disenchantment}}:'' While working in a factory, Bean introduces herself as "Tia", a shortened version of her full first name, "Tiabeanie".

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->'''Lara:''' You're Harry Dresden.
->'''Harry:''' Don't feel bad. I cleverly disguised myself as Harry the Production Assistant.
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Often used by [[KingIncognito disguised royalty]] with {{overly long name}}s, since they can just pick one of their many middle names to be called by. One common variation is for a character to use [[NomDeMom their mother's maiden name as their surname]] in place of their father's.

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Often used by [[KingIncognito disguised royalty]] with {{overly long name}}s, since they can just pick one of their many middle names to be called by. One common variation is for a character to use [[NomDeMom their mother's maiden name as their surname]] in place of their father's.
father's. A GenderBlenderName works particularly well for someone DisguisedInDrag or who went through a GenderBender.

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* The trope picture comes from ''ComicBook/{{Lazarus}}'' sees Jonah Carlyle rescued and asked about his name. He almost reveals it, but cataches himself and just says it's "Jonah Kar".



* ComicBook/SpiderMan was cloned, and the clone retained all of Peter's memories, to the point where he originally believed that he was the real one. Eventually the cloned Peter takes the name [[ComicBook/ScarletSpider Ben Reilly]], derived from Peter's middle name and Aunt May's maiden name (which helps facilitate the story that the two are [[StrongFamilyResemblance oddly identical]] cousins, as long as [[FridgeLogic no-one thinks too closely]] about Peter and May's actual relationship).

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* ComicBook/SpiderMan was cloned, and the clone retained all of Peter's memories, to the point where he originally believed that he was the real one. Eventually the cloned Peter takes the name [[ComicBook/ScarletSpider Ben Reilly]], derived from Peter's middle name (and Uncle Ben's first name) and Aunt May's maiden name (which helps facilitate the story that the two are [[StrongFamilyResemblance oddly identical]] cousins, as long as [[FridgeLogic no-one thinks too closely]] about Peter and May's actual relationship).
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* An accidental example in ''Manga/FairyTail''. [[spoiler:Doranbolt of the Magic Council]] infiltrated Fairy Tail under the alias [[spoiler:Mest Gryder]]. After the first TimeSkip, it's revealed [[spoiler:that Doranbolt was a Fairy Tail wizard that [[ManchurianAgent erased his own memories]] so he can use the Council resource to investigate the Western Continent Alakitasia. When infiltrating Fairy Tail as Doranbolt, he ended up [[AmnesiacResonance using his real name]] Mest to do so]].
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* ''WesternAnimation/PhineasAndFerb'': In "Undercover Carl", when O.W.C.A. suspects that the titular characters are in league with Doofenshmirtz, Carl the intern is sent undercover to investigate. He tries to come up with a cool alias, buy ends up introducing himself by his real name.
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* ''Fanfic/ConversationsWithACryptid'': All For One is a ruthless criminal mastermind and supervillain, and he has ruled Japan's underwold since Quirks first emerged. Yet he use his real name of [[spoiler:Hisashi Midoriya]] as a civilian alias [[spoiler:when he got married to Inko]], despite the risk if both identities were connected.
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* ''Literature/AMemoirByLadyTrent'': In the short story "The Long Fall", [[TheAtoner Aaron Mornett]] goes by his middle name, Geoffrey, and his [[NomDeMom mother's maiden name]], Foss, to try and escape his past.
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* ''Manga/CrossplayLoveOtakuXPunk'': Both Shuumei and Hanae take their female alter egos' names (Mei and Hana, respectively) from parts of their own names.

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* ''Manga/CrossplayLoveOtakuXPunk'': Both Shuumei and Hanae take their [[{{Crossdresser}} female alter egos' egos]]' names (Mei and Hana, respectively) from parts of their own names.
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* ''Manga/CrossplayLoveOtakuXPunk'': Both Shuumei and Hanae take their female alter egos' names (Mei and Hana, respectively) from parts of their own names.

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