Tropes about dressing up and pretending to be someone you're not. Or maybe dressing up and becoming who you really are.

A disguise that is so "thin" that the audience can immediately recognize who the person behind the "mask" actually is. Note that this doesn't require an ... Newspaper-Thin Disguise · Western Animation · Anime & Manga · Video Games

The Master of Disguise trope as used in popular culture. A character who can be anybody during the course of the story. Giving a character this power and …

An ensemble that completely obscures your features and possibly even your whole body. This is far more than a simple Wig, Dress, Accent.

The Disguised in Drag trope as used in popular culture. Any scenario where a character dresses as a member of the opposite gender for purposes of disguise.

If the main character has an imp, fairy, monster, or robot companion of small enough size, the creature will probably be able to pose as a doll.

When a character uses a personal Hologram projector to disguise themselves. Often with no explanation of how they manage to keep it synced with their own ...

Mugged for Disguise · Get the attention of the enemy mooks or some innocent victims. · Lure the mooks offscreen. · Add fight sound effects to the audio track.

Tropes about dressing up and pretending to be someone you're not. Or maybe dressing up and becoming who you really are.

The Master of Disguise ... A 2002 comedy film starring Dana Carvey as Pistachio Disguisey, a bumbling Italian-American waiter working at his father's restaurant.