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Make a Plan : Averted. Ron and Draco's attempt to obtain liquor in the Hogshead by wearing funny hats and fake beards and claiming to be dwarves fooled no one. What makes it even funnier is that their fathers tried exactly the same thing. We watched, tears in our eyes, as they practically marched onto the scene, looking exactly like a bunch of guardsmen trying unsuccessfully to look like civvies." Brother on Board: Master of disguise Mr. 2 actually pulls this off well while hunting down Mr. 3. His powers let him turn into a physical double of anyone he's ever touched, but he can only use his martial arts effectively in his true form. So, what does he do? He puts on a plain suit and removes his makeup. Remarkably effective at disguising the normally flamboyant okama, the Straw Hats only recognize him from his ballet shoes. In 1921, the Groucho look took full form. According to Gary Giddins, who wrote about Groucho’s mask for The New York Times in 2000, the Marx brother was running late to the theater after his son’s birth. “Having no time to glue on whiskers, he painted a mustache with greasepaint,” Giddins recounted.

On certain "Sparks Nevada, Marshal on Mars" segments we encounter Jib Janeen, an alien shapeshifter. Although Jib Janeen is always voiced by Paul F. Tompkins and speaks in the same goofy, high pitched tone regardless of who he's impersonating, the other characters are always completely fooled by the impersonation.

BlazBlue Alternative: Remnant: Discussed in Chapter 2 Makoto notes that Blake's attempt at hiding her Faunus heritage is actually very flimsy and easy to see through, but she also brings up that most people won't notice something they aren't looking for anyway, so it isn't that big an issue. As mentioned above, You Bet Your Life started off as a radio show but eventually migrated to television (it was simulcast on TV and radio from October 4, 1950 to June 10, 1960). Harpo once appeared on the show to promote his autobiography, Harpo Speaks. The Comically Serious: Zeppo, several times. Some would argue that this is his real talent. It was definitely Margaret Dumont's talent. Not many people can act like this around Groucho without Corpsing. Bubs' alter ego, The Thnikkaman, consists of him wearing sunshades and a piece of paper reading "TH" taped to his chest. And on a couple occasions he momentarily removes the shades. Only Homestar, The Ditz, ever sees through the disguise. President Rufus T. Firefly (Groucho Marx): I'd be unworthy of the high trust that's been placed in me if I didn't do everything in my power to keep our beloved Fredonia in peace with the world. I'd be only too happy to meet with Ambassador Trentino, and offer him on behalf of my country the right hand of good fellowship. And I feel sure he will accept this gesture in the spirit of which it is offered. But suppose he doesn't. A fine thing that'll be. I hold out my hand and he refuses to accept. That'll add a lot to my prestige, won't it? Me, the head of a country, snubbed by a foreign ambassador. Who does he think he is, that he can come here, and make a sap of me in front of all my people? Think of it— I hold out my hand and that hyena refuses to accept. Why, the cheap four-flushing swine, he'll never get away with it I tell you, he'll never get away with it! [Trentino (Louis Calhern) enters] So, you refuse to shake hands with me, eh? [Firefly glove slaps Trentino for the second time in two days and the war begins]

Pardon me while I have a strange interlude." This is a shout-out to Eugene O'Neill's Strange Interlude, in which the characters speak to each other while holding masks, then drop the masks to voice their true feelings in soliloquies. Barney Rubble in the Pebbles commercials, though Barney has had his share of ultra-realistic disguises involving rubber masks. This 1972 commercial was one of the first to show Barney pulling this stunt. In this case the ONLY change was putting a fake beard on. And he still managed to fool Fred . At the end of Butterfly Soup, Noelle and Akarsha use these while spying on Diya and Min's first date.

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Similarly in Relic Of The Future, Ozpin decides it's probably coincidence that Jaune Ashari is almost identical to Nicholas Arc, figuring the two are probably distantly related at best. Once on the Dream SMP, Technoblade stands in front of a "Wanted!" Poster in L'Manburg as a disguise. It's is even thinner as the clothing skin Techno's wearing is distinctly different than the one on the poster. Downplayed in that Tubbo and Ranboo did recognize him, but are either too intimidated, confused, or amused to point him out.