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Impersonation-Exclusive Character

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Impersonation-Exclusive Character	comment	Bob is revealed to be someone else entirely, an impostor who replaced the real Bob a long time ago! This means the real Bob is someone we barely know, and most or all of what we do know about him is known solely through the actions of his impersonator. This trope applies to any instance when all the information about a character is revealed by the actions of their impostor and the ways the other characters interact with the impostor. If the real character is shown, it's very briefly. If the original person returns in later installments, it does not discredit that this trope was the case originally; such cases can overlap with The Real Remington Steele if the impersonator is an established character and if the disguise is subsequently retconned as a real person instead of an Invented Individual. Often a result of Kill and Replace, Actually a Doombot, and Dead Person Impersonation; and a subtrope of Dead All Along, Posthumous Character, and often The Ghost. Contrast You Will Be Beethoven, in which the original person may have never even existed. Being a reveal trope, unmarked spoilers lie ahead. Examples
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Impersonation-Exclusive Character / int_12fd5db0	comment	Megamind: Megamind takes the form of the museum worker Bernard using a version of Capture and Replicate, and he uses this form for a large portion of the film to get closer to Roxanne. The real Bernard is much lower-energy than Megamind portrays him, and he only appears in the scene before Megamind takes his form and in The Stinger.
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Impersonation-Exclusive Character / int_151de869	comment	Kamen Rider Revice: Yujiro Wakabayashi, commander of Fenix, was revealed to have been murdered by the Chameleon Deadman in the first episode of the series. The Monster of the Week went on to impersonate him until his cover was blown in episode 14. The real Yujiro's only appearance is also his death scene.
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Impersonation-Exclusive Character / int_17321b2d	comment	In BoxxyQuest: The Shifted Spires, Intrepid, Catie's mysterious hooded ally and the head of the /c/ council, does not actually appear in the game. The Intrepid we meet is actually Rcoastee, having killed him and taking on his form, while the real Intrepid never appears physically, only being described by Rcoastee.
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Impersonation-Exclusive Character / int_181a526e	comment	In the first Devilman TV series, the real Akira Fudo and his father were killed by three demons in the first episode after they accidentally step inside their lair while mountain climbing in the Himalayas... and Amon kills the other two and then uses Akira's corpse as a disguise to pass as a human and start kicking the Demon Army's plan of global conquest on gear. For the rest of the show, Akira is just a disguise that Amon wears, and not even Akira's girlfriend Miki (whom Amon falls for and protects) knows the secret.
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Impersonation-Exclusive Character / int_1c84d6ce	comment	We're No Angels (1989): Renowned theologians Fr.'s Brown and Riley never arrive for the ceremony, for unexplained reasons, allowing Ned and Jimmy to impersonate them for the whole film.
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Impersonation-Exclusive Character / int_1d3bb251	comment	In the second Chzo Mythos installment, 7 Days a Skeptic, the protagonist, Dr. John Somerset, is actually Dr. Somerset's son who killed his father and stole his identity.
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Impersonation-Exclusive Character / int_203fb786	comment	Vertigo: It turns out that the Madeleine Elster who is a major character in the first half of the movie is really an imposter; the only time that we see her for real during the entire film is as a dead body whose neck has been broken.
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Impersonation-Exclusive Character / int_21f00169	comment	In the Lord Darcy novel Ten Little Wizards, the first scene is of the person being impersonated being murdered, but the reader does not find out their identity (and, thus, the identity that the impostor is hiding under) until the climax.
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Impersonation-Exclusive Character / int_2212773a	comment	In the Angel episode "Lineage", Wesley runs into his estranged father Roger Wyndam-Pryce who claims to have come to assess whether Wesley should be invited back to the Watcher Council. At the end of the episode, he turns out to be actually a robotic replica working for a mysterious organisation. The real Roger never appears in the series but Wesley indicates that the cyborg did a convincing impression of him.
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Impersonation-Exclusive Character / int_23553960	comment	Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain retcons in another instance similar to Master Miller, with the reveal that the Big Boss who was the Big Bad of the original game was an impersonator, Venom Snake. Like Miller, though, it's downplayed in that Metal Gear 2 showed the real Big Boss in the same role before the impersonation was revealed.
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Impersonation-Exclusive Character / int_263d08ee	comment	Tom Swift: In "The Space Hotel", a scientist invited to the eponymous location is kidnapped and replaced by an Eco-Terrorist. While the real scientist is rescued, this happens off-screen, and he never meets Tom.
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Impersonation-Exclusive Character / int_267cbfa	comment	Early on in Dominic Deegan, Jacob infiltrates a group of Chosen members by killing their mentor Vilrath and disguising himself as him. Vilrath is never spoken of or seen again aside from a brief cameo in a vision a few arcs later.
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Impersonation-Exclusive Character / int_28b2079a	comment	In Ratchet & Clank: Going Commando, the Abercrombie Fizzwidget who appears during most of the game is actually Captain Qwark in disguise. The real Fizzwidget appears briefly at the end of the game, and while the fake Fizzwidget was a Malaproper, the real one is perfectly articulate, suggesting that Captain Qwark was trying to imitate Fizzwidget's vocabulary but lacked the intelligence to do so properly.
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Impersonation-Exclusive Character / int_2b1a53fb	comment	Moonraker: Hugo Drax is actually a Nazi saboteur who masquerades as a war hero for the past several years after he was "rescued" in his British military disguise, stole the identity of a missing soldier, and faked amnesia to justify not remembering his pre-WWII life. By sheer coincidence, the "Hugo Drax" name he adopted happens to be surprisingly close to his real one (Graf Hugo von der Drache). The only things known about the real Hugo Drax was that he was an orphan with no close friends or relatives, and was MIA during World War II. Drax/Drache remains a dedicated Nazi, bent on revenge against Britain for the wartime defeat of his Fatherland and the social slights he received as a youth growing up in an English boarding school before the war.
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Impersonation-Exclusive Character / int_31aedabc	comment	In the Cthulhu Mythos: This trope is applied to an entire species in "The Shadow Out of Time". We know nothing about the Earth-native civilization of giant cone-shaped creatures which lived during the late Paleozoic and early Mesozoic before their bodies were taken over by the Great Race of Yith. All we see of them is just their bodies being inhabited by the Yithians. Not even their species' name is known. And given that they're native to Earth, and not aliens, their relationship with the Old Ones is not known either. The real Asenath Derby has died long before the events of "The Thing on the Doorstep" happen. The entity inhabiting her body is the wizard Ephraim Waite, who raised her as a host and switched bodies with her before killing her.
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Impersonation-Exclusive Character / int_31ffb6ee	comment	Evelyn Fischer is a variation on this trope in Heart of the Woods. While no one is impersonating her, per se, it is eventually revealed that a fairy known as The Moonsick One is possessing her body, and that since the Moonsick One forced Evelyn's soul out of her body and destroyed itnote Abigail is the only person whose soul survived the process, the real Evelyn has been dead since long before the start of the story.
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Impersonation-Exclusive Character / int_344143ba	comment	Tower of Terror: The real actress Buzzy hired is scared away by the ghosts offscreen, and Claire/Carolyn assumes her identity.
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Impersonation-Exclusive Character / int_349adaba	comment	The Ritual: Gayle, Dom's wife, only appears briefly toward the end of the film in Dom's vision induced by the creature.
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Impersonation-Exclusive Character / int_351d990e	comment	This trope is applied to an entire species in "The Shadow Out of Time". We know nothing about the Earth-native civilization of giant cone-shaped creatures which lived during the late Paleozoic and early Mesozoic before their bodies were taken over by the Great Race of Yith. All we see of them is just their bodies being inhabited by the Yithians. Not even their species' name is known. And given that they're native to Earth, and not aliens, their relationship with the Old Ones is not known either.
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Impersonation-Exclusive Character / int_353b7af3	comment	A number of examples in Star Trek: Discovery: The Ash Tyler we know eventually turns out to be the original Ash Tyler's personality grafted onto a Klingon sleeper agent. The only time we see the original Tyler is in a photograph, after L'Rell has been forced to purge Voq's personality from this Tyler, leaving Tyler in control, to stop an awakened Voq from tearing himself apart. Captain Lorca turns out to be his Mirror Universe counterpart. The only time Prime!Lorca is alluded to after The Reveal is a devastated Admiral Cornwell coming to the conclusion that, given the Terran Empire's barbarism, he's likely been dead long before she suggested he command Discovery. In Star Trek Online, we do encounter Prime!Lorca just before the incident that results in the Lorcas swapping places. We then encounter Mirror!Lorca, although his sudden personality change is made to look as PTSD and Survivor Guilt after being forced to destroy the USS Buran (which Mirror!Lorca likely did to reduce the number of people who know his double well). The Admiral Patar we see on screen turns out to be a holographic construct created by Control after it went Skynet and wiped out Section 31's leadership.
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Impersonation-Exclusive Character / int_39f6a46c	comment	Diamonds Are Forever has several "Blofelds" due to the real Ernst Stavro Blofeld (Charles Gray) turning henchmen of his into 'clones' of himself via plastic surgery. Each time James Bond kills one of them he bumps into another. They all seem to have the same mannerisms. It's not even sure if the last Blofeld to be killed in the film was the real article and it fed fan theories for decades.
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Impersonation-Exclusive Character / int_39fe00f1	comment	Dragon Age: Inquisition: We never meet the real Warden-Constable Gordon Blackwall, who has been dead for years by the time the game begins. The person claiming to be "Blackwall" is a fugitive war criminal named Thom Rainier, a former Orlesian army captain who took gold to assassinate a prominent nobleman and ended up killing his wife, children, and entourage along with him. The real Blackwall did recruit Rainier into the Grey Wardens, but was killed by darkspawn before he could fully induct him into the order. Rainier wanted to continue to Val Chevin to be inducted, but believed that he had no proof of conscription and was afraid that the Wardens would accuse him of killing Blackwall, so he instead decided to assume his identity and roam the land as a Knight Errant, trying to make up for his crime. The only direct words from the real Blackwall that are encountered in the game come from a transcript of a speech he gave ten years prior (around the events of the first game), and the speech pokes a lot of holes in "Blackwall's" story. In Josephine Montilyet's personal quest, she and the Inquisitor receive an invitation to meet with a noble named Comte Boivert, who claims to have information as to why Josephine's couriers delivering an important message were murdered. They meet the comte, who turns out to be very knowledgeable — too knowledgeable, as Josephine deduces. The "comte" is actually an impersonator from the assassins' guild hired to kill the couriers; the situation is so unusual the guild felt Josephine was owed a direct explanation. The real comte turns out to be locked in a closet, and we never see him on screen.
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Impersonation-Exclusive Character / int_4091eb35	comment	In After the Funeral, Cora Lansquenet is never seen alive. None of the family having seen the real Cora in over twenty years, the "Cora" who appears at the titular funeral of her brother Richard is revealed to actually have been her lady-in-waiting Miss Gilchrist, who then went on to murder her mistress the following day. Gilchrist drugged the real Cora the morning of the funeral and attended in her place; that evening she murdered Cora in her bed, making sure to disfigure her face beyond recognition. Her impersonation was almost perfect, deliberately seeding doubt about whether Richard did in fact die of natural causes and even mimicking Cora's painting style to cover over the one painting Cora owned that was actually worth anything. Making off with the painting proves to be the motive behind the entire plot. Miss Gilchrist's three mistakes: practicing Cora's trademark Quizzical Tilt in a mirror causes it to appear reversed, so that her relatives knew something was off but not quite what; remarking on a vase of wax flowers which she could only have seen on the day of the funeral, as the vase was later broken; and painting her forgery from a postcard, when the real Cora always painted from life.
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Impersonation-Exclusive Character / int_4141af74	comment	In Future Diary, the current timeline's version of Yuno turns out to have been Dead All Along. After being unable to revive Yukiteru when she wins the Survival Game, she travels back in time and kills and replaces that version of herself so she can be with Yukiteru.
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Impersonation-Exclusive Character / int_42c88f31	comment	In Your Turn to Die Chapter 3-1A, the remaining survivors meet Ridiculously Human Robot versions of the candidates who didn't make it to the first trial. When one of them, Hinako, dies in a coffin that was supposed to be occupied by a human, the survivors realize that she was an imposter for the real Hinako, who died in the First Trial as a result of Alice leaving during it. Because there was technically a connection between the two (as the only candidates to be made into Dummies are the ones who had no previous connection to any of the others), she was not made into a Dummy, and we never meet her.
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Impersonation-Exclusive Character / int_45d65abf	comment	In Cat Among the Pigeons, it is discovered that Princess Shaista was kidnapped in Switzerland before she could arrive at Meadowbank School, and the character believed to be her throughout the book is an actress specializing in Dawson Casting parts. The reader never gets to know the real Shaista at all.
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Impersonation-Exclusive Character / int_499a0e5e	comment	Minecraft: Story Mode: In Season 2, when Jesse and the gang visit a Sea Temple that Jack lost two of his friends in years ago, they discover that one of them, Vos, is somehow still alive after all these years. The ending of Episode 2 reveals that "Vos" was actually The Admin in disguise and that the real Vos really did die in the Sea Temple years ago.
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Impersonation-Exclusive Character / int_49a88442	comment	Final Fantasy XIV The Legate of the VIIth Imperial Legion Nael van Darnus died before the events of the game, the "Nael van Darnus" you meet is actually his sister Eula Darnus. This is a case of Real Life Writes the Plot; Nael was supposed to be a woman, but this was not communicated properly to the English writing team, and they wrote him as male while the Japanese team went on with the original plans. Eula is the end result of several hasty retcons intended to wrangle the resulting plotholes back into a coherent narrative. The Scion Yda Hext is revealed to have died about a year prior to the events of Legacy. The character that players knew as "Yda" is revealed to have been her younger sister, Lyse. While a fair amount of information concerning the real Yda's personality and achievements is known, she is never featured in any content where she is still alive.
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Impersonation-Exclusive Character / int_4b790c7b	comment	Retroactively in Iron Man 3. The villain at first appears to be Ben Kingsleyâ€™s character The Mandarin, but he turns out to be a patsy for the actual Big Bad Killian, who claims himself to be the Mandarin. The later short film All Hail the King then established that there was a real Mandarin out there who was very displeased at both of them stealing his name. The true Mandarin, Wenwu, would eventually appear in Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings.
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Impersonation-Exclusive Character / int_526e9e90	comment	Mandela Catalogue: Cesar Torres, labeled as "Victim Two", is replaced by a Alternate before the events of Mark Heathcliff's death, which the alternate of Cesar had a major part in. According to the creator though, Cesar may still be alive.
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Impersonation-Exclusive Character / int_5400d19	comment	The Raccoons: In "Simon Says", Cyril Sneer's long-lost brother Simon shows up to claim his inheritance, which means half of Sneer Industries. While Cyril suspected from the beginning that "Simon" was an impostor, the truth is only confirmed when the impostor (whose real name is Sid Leech)is shown to be afraid of worms as a result of a revenge prank the real Simon pulled on Leech and wrote about in a diary.
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Impersonation-Exclusive Character / int_568cd4f3	comment	In Marvel's Shogun Warriors series, alien antagonist the Primal One is really their old enemy Maur-Kon, the recurring Big Bad of the series. He assembles an alien army via the treaties the real Primal Ones negotiated with other races, but the real Primal Ones never appear in the series, or in the wider Marvel Universe.
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Impersonation-Exclusive Character / int_57965cef	comment	Captain Marvel (2019): We only see Fury's boss, Director Keller, once, as SHIELD arrives at the Blockbuster that Carol crashed into when she arrived on Earth. The rest of his appearances in the movie, Talos is impersonating him.
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Impersonation-Exclusive Character / int_57f80079	comment	In The Mortal Instruments, Sebastian Verlac is revealed to actually be Jonathan Morganstern, the son of Valentine, who killed the real Sebastian and stole his identity. In later books, other characters continue to refer to him as Sebastian even though they know that's not his real name.
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Impersonation-Exclusive Character / int_59151283	comment	Metal Gear: Master Miller in Metal Gear Solid plays with the concept, in that the real Miller had already been introduced in Metal Gear 2: Solid Snake (and would show up again in prequels), but his much more well-known appearance in MGS1 turns out to have been Liquid Snake in disguise, with Liquid having killed the real Miller shortly before the game began. The Naomi Hunter we're familiar with is actually impersonating an individual who went missing years before the events of the game. All we learn about the original is that she was also a doctor. The DARPA Chief that Snake meets at the beginning of the game is a more traditional example, as he's actually the enemy spy Decoy Octopus in disguise (the real chief has been literally rotting in a cell the whole time), and while the real Chief also appears in a prequel, that's set well before he even joined DARPA, so we never get to see what he was really like in that role. Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain retcons in another instance similar to Master Miller, with the reveal that the Big Boss who was the Big Bad of the original game was an impersonator, Venom Snake. Like Miller, though, it's downplayed in that Metal Gear 2 showed the real Big Boss in the same role before the impersonation was revealed.
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Impersonation-Exclusive Character / int_5921531c	comment	In Persona 5 Royal, it turns out that Kasumi Yoshizawa, one of the new additions to the cast, is long dead, and the Kasumi the player's been getting to know for the entire game is actually her sister Sumire, who had her cognition altered to the point where she believed herself to be Kasumi. Given that the process is imperfect and Sumire-as-Kasumi is shown to differ from the real Kasumi in various ways, it's unclear how much of the former's behaviour can be considered to be an accurate representation of the latter and how much is simply Sumire acting how she thinks Kasumi would act. The real Kasumi is only shown in a short video in Maruki's Palace depicting her final moments, which only gives a small amount of insight about who she is.
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Impersonation-Exclusive Character / int_644a51e7	comment	In Lightyear, the evil Emperor Zurg turns out to be Buzz Lightyear himself from the future, clashing with his younger past self twin. His backstory of encountering a vast robot army and armored suit that he used for his disguise imply there is a real Zurg out there, who is never truly seen in the film.
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Impersonation-Exclusive Character / int_663261c	comment	Jason Bourne, the protagonist of The Bourne Series. The Bourne that we follow is actually a CIA operative named David Webb, who assumed the identity of an assassin called Jason Bourne in order to go undercover. The real Bourne was executed by Webb years ago and never appears in the series.
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Impersonation-Exclusive Character / int_69d15cc0	comment	Marvel Cinematic Universe: Captain Marvel (2019): We only see Fury's boss, Director Keller, once, as SHIELD arrives at the Blockbuster that Carol crashed into when she arrived on Earth. The rest of his appearances in the movie, Talos is impersonating him. Spider-Man: Far From Home: The post-credits stinger reveals that the Nick Fury and Maria Hill who've been aiding Peter for the entire movie are in fact actually Talos and Soren, with the real Fury being in space on another mission. Retroactively in Iron Man 3. The villain at first appears to be Ben Kingsleyâ€™s character The Mandarin, but he turns out to be a patsy for the actual Big Bad Killian, who claims himself to be the Mandarin. The later short film All Hail the King then established that there was a real Mandarin out there who was very displeased at both of them stealing his name. The true Mandarin, Wenwu, would eventually appear in Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings.
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Impersonation-Exclusive Character / int_6af83614	comment	A Thing of Vikings: King Adalwin turns out to have been long dead, replaced by a man who manages to trick the king's extended family into believing he was the real deal.
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Impersonation-Exclusive Character / int_7242289	comment	In The Clocks, the weak hypochondriac Mrs. Valerie Bland is revealed to be Mrs. Hilda Bland, her husband's second wife, posing as the first one to get her inheritance. The only things we therefore know about the real Valerie was that she came from a rich Canadian family and had really poor judgment of men, considering her choice of husband.
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Impersonation-Exclusive Character / int_73d7930f	comment	In the third season Star Trek: Deep Space Nine episode The Adversary, Ambassador Krajensky was discovered to have been replaced by a changeling and never visited the station.
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Impersonation-Exclusive Character / int_755d59cb	comment	Shortly before the climax of God of War RagnarÃ¶k it's revealed that TÃ½r, the Norse God that you rescued early in the game and has been your friend and ally since then, was Odin impersonating him all along. You can rescue the real TÃ½r in the postgame, but by that point he will barely get any focus.
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Impersonation-Exclusive Character / int_7915d257	comment	Star Wars: The High Republic Adventures (2022) final issue reveals that the Lavalox Verzen, crazy and flamboyant member of Dank Graks, we see is actually Jedi Master Tera Sinube in disguise. According to him, he has put the real Lavalox, who is a woman, in a mental institution and decided to disquise himself as her in order to spy on the Dank Graks. While Sinubeâ€™s impersonation is implied to be spot on, real Lavalox is never seen.
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Impersonation-Exclusive Character / int_7a2e12e5	comment	Spider-Man: Far From Home: The post-credits stinger reveals that the Nick Fury and Maria Hill who've been aiding Peter for the entire movie are in fact actually Talos and Soren, with the real Fury being in space on another mission.
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Impersonation-Exclusive Character / int_7a8bcd69	comment	Weird and Unfortunate Things Are Happening has two of the Inner Evocation hosts: We only see Mayor Bryan Trautman as himself in the intro doing the Inner Evocation summoning ritual and in a flashback that Miriam has of him firing her. Every other time we see "him", it's Chagora the Enraged possessing his body and speaking through him. Unlike Trautman, who at least got two scenes as himself, Sadie Walters is only encountered while being possessed by Phritotch the Unknowable, so everything we know about her comes from Phritotch herself.
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Impersonation-Exclusive Character / int_7cf5a07	comment	The Flash (2014): Episode 17 reveals that Harrison Wells is really another person entirely (the time-traveling Eobard Thawne) who stole Wells's appearance, killing him and his wife in the process. Despite being a very important figure (along with his wife Tess Morgan) in the original timeline Thawne came from, almost nothing besides this is known (other than he used to be warmer and more open with people "before the accident"). The real Wells only appears in three scenes: the first is an Establishing Character Moment which shows us he is passionate about science and his brilliant wife, and the second two where he is killed and has his identity stolen by Thawne. This is the case until he's resurrected at the beginning of season 7. A more minor example is with Randolf Morgan, whose appearance is used via holographic device as a disguise for various reasons, first by H.R. Wells (Harrison Wells's doppelgÃ¤nger) and later by Barry Allen. Nothing is really known besides what he looks like and what H.R (his former business partner) says about him.
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Impersonation-Exclusive Character / int_7ec23584	comment	Mega Man X: Command Mission: At the very end of the game, it's revealed that Spider, the suave bounty hunter that joined X's crew, is actually Colonel Redips, the leader of the Far East HQ and main antagonist of the game. Given that Spider was already well-known in Gigacity Island and Wild Jango implied he had already ran into the bounty hunter in the past, it seems that the original Spider was victim of a Kill and Replace scheme orchestrated by the military villain prior to the events of the game.
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Impersonation-Exclusive Character / int_7f57a813	comment	Oxventure: In the episode "Out of Order", CorazÃ³n infiltrates Egbert's former paladin headquarters by disguising himself as Egbert's old friend, a squeaky-voiced young paladin named Chauncey. Even though the heroes never meet Chauncey in person, CorazÃ³n's impression of him has the paladins fooled. Chauncey does appear much, much later in the "Legacy of Dragons" arc, but gets impersonated again. CorazÃ³n again disguises himself in the same episode as The Grim Reaper, who hasn't been seen so far except for that impersonation. It can be safely assumed from Jacques Darkfall's reaction, and CorazÃ³n's choice of disguise, that Death does exist, however.
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Impersonation-Exclusive Character / int_817ec44f	comment	The Captain N: The Game Master Nintendo Comics System story "Breakout" has the character Judge Racklas. He briefly appears in one panel while completely bound with rope and does not have any dialogue, while the rest of the comic features Ridley impersonating him. Therefore, most of what we know about Racklas comes from the Galactic Federation, Princess Lana, and Mother Brain discussing the disguised Ridley.
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Impersonation-Exclusive Character / int_849c004b	comment	Kaiten Mutenmaru: Granchio only appears as a silhouette in a flashback, saying that he would become a chef and make everyone smile before he went to war. His role in the story is to provide the impetus for Tetsujin Unit Number 1 to reinvent himself as Tetsujin Granchio in honor of Granchio's mother who mistook the war robot for her son and ended up teaching him love.
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Impersonation-Exclusive Character / int_8720f1c3	comment	Jaine Austen Mysteries: The woman Jaine knows as Daisy Kincaid in Death of a Gigolo is a somewhat dotty, but kind older woman who is very generous to her staff until Tommy weasels his way into her life. Now, Emma Shimmel, the woman who killed her and took over her identity, called the real one "a sour old fossil of a boss" who made her life miserable, so it appears the image Emma puts on is in contrast to the real one's personality. Of course, given that Emma is, y'know, a murderer, you could probably take this description with a grain of salt.
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Impersonation-Exclusive Character / int_882a68cf	comment	In Hercule Poirot's Christmas, two coincidental, unrelated cases: among the guests who come to visit elderly Simeon Lee for the holidays are Stephen Farr, son of Lee's old business partner in South Africa whom he betrayed; and Pilar Estravados, Lee's Spanish-born granddaughter, on her first visit to England as civil war breaks out in Spain. Simeon is murdered, but both impostors end up being Red Herrings. A telegraph reveals that the real Stephen Farr is dead — Stephen's real name is Stephen Grant, a friend of the real Farr but also, as he explains, the illegitimate son of Lee himself, who came to England intending to confront his father not only for what he did to the Grants but for his own abandonment. Pilar, meanwhile, is actually Conchita Lopez, the real Pilar's friend, traveling with Pilar through wartorn Spain when the latter was killed by a bomb. Conchita seized on the opportunity to masquerade as Pilar, enjoying a brief respite in a wealthy home far from the war — only to find herself trapped by her own deceit, unable to reveal the truth without making herself even more of a suspect in the murder. In the end, both are cleared of suspicion, and Stephen asks Conchita to come back with him to South Africa so that the two of them can be married.
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Impersonation-Exclusive Character / int_88fce462	comment	The King of Fighters 2000: Ling has not only one, but two impersonators, both a regular clone of himself and Zero, both introduced before the real Ling. Practically all that's known about him is that he was the man Vanessa and Seth were working under and that he had a nice mustache.
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Impersonation-Exclusive Character / int_89446aa7	comment	Halfway through Glass Onion, it's revealed that Cassandra "Andi" Brand had been murdered prior to the events of the film, and that she was being impersonated by her identical twin sister Helen, who came to Miles Bron's private island to find out who killed Andi.
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Impersonation-Exclusive Character / int_8ba4613a	comment	Death Note: L, the greatest detective in the world, is also the second and third greatest detectives in the world: Eraldo Coil and Deneuve. This comes in handy for L when people try to catch him; they usually end up hiring Coil or Deneuve. Another Note reveals that Eraldo Coil (and presumably Deneuve, too,) were actually real detectives before L took their names in "detective wars".
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Impersonation-Exclusive Character / int_8dfbdff2	comment	An episode of Law & Order called "Nowhere Man" starts with the investigation of the murder of ADA Dan Tenofsky, only for the police and the DA to discover "Dan Tenofsky" was an imposter named Jacob Dieter. The real Dan Tenofskie was a law school dropout, whose identity the imposter stole and fabricated his entire career off of. At the end of the episode, Serena asks Jack what they should do with "Dan's" personal effects and Jack says "What personal effects? Those were more like props."
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Impersonation-Exclusive Character / int_90c73dda	comment	Tom is a constant presence throughout Animorphs, but the only time he's seen without a Puppeteer Parasite controlling him is at the climax of the first book. Most of his characterisation comes from Jake comparing his Yeerks' impersonations to the real Tom he knew.
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Impersonation-Exclusive Character / int_997cc3b9	comment	In Heretical Edge, several characters have been possessed by Seosten since before their first introduction, including Pace (the insane behavior previously seen from Pace was entirely that of her possessor). Subverted by Jophiel and Elisabet; in the same chapter where it is discovered that Jophiel has been possessing Elisabet for centuries, it is revealed that Elisabet has been a Willing Channeler the entire time.
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Impersonation-Exclusive Character / int_9989595b	comment	W.I.T.C.H.: The heroes are aided during the first season by an enigmatic mystic known as the Mage who guards the Infinite City and has connections to Kandrakar. Midway the second season, Nerissa, the Big Bad of said season, is revealed to have been glamouring herself as the Mage all along. According to herself, she escaped her solitary confinement years ago and was taken in by the real Mage who wanted to help the corrupted Guardian reform. Nerissa repaid her kindness by stealing her identity after she died (possibly by her hand) and using her influence and resources for her Evil Plan, even going so far as to give birth to Caleb while posing as the Mage. After the ruse is exposed, Nerissa directs Caleb's father to the real Mage's grave to prove both that the latter is truly dead and that it was she who gave birth to Caleb. The flashback in "The Stone of Threbe" that depicts a younger Mage is the only instance we see the real her.
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Impersonation-Exclusive Character / int_9a17c5fc	comment	In another Part 2 story, Lupin clashes with Patra Lawrence, the supposed daughter of T. E. Lawrence. At the very end of the episode, Lupin says that the real Patra was born in 1918, meaning the woman seated next to him is far too young to be who she claims. To nobody's surprise, it turns out "Patra" was Fujiko Mine in a mask and veil.
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Impersonation-Exclusive Character / int_9a7088bc	comment	In the Star Trek: The Original Series episode "What Are Little Girls Made Of" our heroes are searching for the scientist Roger Korby. The Korby that they encounter is actually an android that's been imprinted with the real Korby's memories and personality. Over the course of the episode it's made clear that the duplication wasn't perfect (certain personality traits have been warped and twisted), so we don't have a complete picture of what the real one was like.
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Impersonation-Exclusive Character / int_9bb59653	comment	The Blacklist has a major example that becomes a significant part of the Myth Arc. The man we've been following as Raymond Reddington may not actually be the original Raymond Reddington, finding out exactly who he is and why he has this identity takes up a lot of Elizabeth's focus in the later seasons. Eventually taken to absurd extremes as possible identities are raised for his origin only for them to turn out to also be borrowed from other people, making him a sort of nesting doll of impersonation. Maybe.
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Impersonation-Exclusive Character / int_9c556c08	comment	SSSS.GRIDMAN eventually reveals that protagonist Yuta Hibiki wasn't just made Gridman's partner, but unknowingly outright possessed by the Hyper Agent; his Amnesiac Hero status is simply because Gridman doesn't have Yuta's memories in the first place. The "real" Yuta doesn't appear until the very end of the show, though he would later get proper character focus in the finale movie, GRIDMAN UNIVERSE.
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Impersonation-Exclusive Character / int_9ec0556a	comment	I'm a Marvel... And I'm a DC: In the Meanwhile series, The Question makes his debut to help the heroes restore the timeline. After they succeed in fixing it, The Question reveals he lied about who he is. He isn't actually Vic Sage, but Walter Kovacs, the version of Rorschach from the past who changed the timeline in the first place. He took on The Question's identity to help Deadpool and the others fix the mess he caused by changing the timeline, because he knew they wouldn't trust him as Rorschach.
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Impersonation-Exclusive Character / int_a04210b3	comment	In Digimon Story: Cyber Sleuth: The Kyoko we know for a majority of the game is actually Alphamon possessing her body in order to integrate with humans. The real Kyoko suffered from EDEN Syndrome, and by sheer coincidence Alphamon came across her comatose body just as it arrived to the human world. The real Kyoko is only seen in a flashback scene and in the epilogue. The same thing happens with Rie and Crusadermon. In fact, both Rie and Kyoko fell victim to EDEN Syndrome at the same time and place, with Crusadermon and Alphamon possessing their bodies separately afterwards. We never see the real Rie directly, only hearing some snippets.
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Impersonation-Exclusive Character / int_a4515c7c	comment	In OFF, it is eventually revealed that Valerie is dead and the bird Japhet has been puppeteering the body from inside after being eaten, meaning that the player never gets to meet the real Valerie. Anything the player learns about Valerie is told through Japhet (who mocks him) and his brother, the Judge, who undergoes a Heroic BSoD after the reveal.
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Impersonation-Exclusive Character / int_a46e4b5b	comment	In RosenkreuzStilette Freudenstachel, the Pope of the Orthodox Church who serves as the Big Bad is actually a homunculus copy controlled by previous villain Iris Zeppelin, who killed the real Pope before the game began. Though it is played with as we never see even the imposter Pope, let alone the real one, though he is repeatedly mentioned by other characters.
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Impersonation-Exclusive Character / int_a4cdab75	comment	In Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them, it's revealed in the climax that the head of the American Auror office, Percival Graves, is really Gellert Grindelwald in disguise as Graves. Nothing about the real Graves is known other than the fact that he comes from a storied wizarding family in America and that he was a very powerful wizard since his skills don't surprise anyone. It's unclear how long the impersonation had been going on, if Graves is/was still alive, or if Grindelwald or Graves was the person who first met Credence so it's hard to gauge what he really was like.
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Impersonation-Exclusive Character / int_ae5f0cd3	comment	Soul Hackers 2: The Iron Mask we meet in the game is actually Raven, Arrow's suposedly retired mentor, who killed the original half a year prior to the events of the game. The real Iron Mask, a man called Paul Taylor, was romantically involved with Milady and what we know about him comes entirely of the soul summoner's memories of her former lover.
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Impersonation-Exclusive Character / int_b0028436	comment	JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: Stardust Crusaders: Captain Tennille, an early villain, is revealed to be someone else disguising as him to try to assassinate the good guys. The real Tennille is never seen. JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: Diamond is Unbreakable: Humble salaryman Kosaku Kawajiri is never seen until a random psychic-powered serial killer named Yoshikage Kira steals his face and identity and kills him. The real Kosaku is only ever seen as a faceless corpse, and what we know of him is learned through Kira's attempts to navigate his life. JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: JoJolion: The head doctor of Morioh University Hospital, Satoru Akefu, is actually a stand named Wonder of U. His user, Tooru, is shown in a flashback attempting to find someone like him to impersonate: An elderly former doctor, in a nursing home, with no family.
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Impersonation-Exclusive Character / int_b01be0fd	comment	In Monster Sanctuary, it turns out that "Eric" was Marduk all along, being the victim of a Kill and Replace.
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Impersonation-Exclusive Character / int_b0f7bb9	comment	Heaven Officialâ€™s Blessing: Tian Guan Ci Fu: It's revealed in book three that the real Ming Yi is dead. The man who's pretending to be him is really He Xuan, one of the Four Calamities, who infiltrated the heavens partly to be a spy for Hua Cheng and mostly to get revenge on Shi Wudu.
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Impersonation-Exclusive Character / int_b2b8158	comment	JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: Diamond is Unbreakable: Humble salaryman Kosaku Kawajiri is never seen until a random psychic-powered serial killer named Yoshikage Kira steals his face and identity and kills him. The real Kosaku is only ever seen as a faceless corpse, and what we know of him is learned through Kira's attempts to navigate his life.
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Impersonation-Exclusive Character / int_b6f64f23	comment	In The Bravados, Mr. Simms—the hangman brought in from Silver City—turns out to be an imposter who helps the outlaws escape. When the Posse goes in pusuit of the outlaws, they find the body of the real Simms on the trail.
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Impersonation-Exclusive Character / int_b8c3cc30	comment	Young Justice: The finale of season 1 reveals that Red Arrow had been replaced with a sleeper agent clone since before the show even began. This gets lampshaded in season 2. Following a timeskip we see that The Reveal that they are a clone has sent Red Arrow into a downward spiral and they are tearing themselves apart trying to find the original. Their friends stage an intervention, which Red Arrow tries to dismiss by claiming that since they aren't the original they aren't their real friend so they shouldn't care what happens to them. Their friends point out that the switch happened many years ago, so they actually barely know the original.
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Impersonation-Exclusive Character / int_ba666650	comment	The DARPA Chief that Snake meets at the beginning of the game is a more traditional example, as he's actually the enemy spy Decoy Octopus in disguise (the real chief has been literally rotting in a cell the whole time), and while the real Chief also appears in a prequel, that's set well before he even joined DARPA, so we never get to see what he was really like in that role.
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Impersonation-Exclusive Character / int_bf09bf33	comment	Arrowverse: The Flash (2014): Episode 17 reveals that Harrison Wells is really another person entirely (the time-traveling Eobard Thawne) who stole Wells's appearance, killing him and his wife in the process. Despite being a very important figure (along with his wife Tess Morgan) in the original timeline Thawne came from, almost nothing besides this is known (other than he used to be warmer and more open with people "before the accident"). The real Wells only appears in three scenes: the first is an Establishing Character Moment which shows us he is passionate about science and his brilliant wife, and the second two where he is killed and has his identity stolen by Thawne. This is the case until he's resurrected at the beginning of season 7. A more minor example is with Randolf Morgan, whose appearance is used via holographic device as a disguise for various reasons, first by H.R. Wells (Harrison Wells's doppelgÃ¤nger) and later by Barry Allen. Nothing is really known besides what he looks like and what H.R (his former business partner) says about him.
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Impersonation-Exclusive Character / int_bfc539f5	comment	The climax of The Grimrose Girls reveals that, prior to the start of the book, Penelope was killed and replaced in accordance with her assigned fairy tale. The replacement is the main villain of the first novel.
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Impersonation-Exclusive Character / int_c34f83b2	comment	Danganronpa 2: Goodbye Despair has an odd example with the Ultimate Impostor, who spends his time on the island impersonating Byakuya Togami. The audience knows the real Byakuya quite well from Danganronpa: Trigger Happy Havoc, but the characters don't have that context (and the protagonists only find out that "Byakuya" was an impostor late in the game), so to them it's this trope as they never get to know the real deal. At least, not until the surviving students end up talking to the real Byakuya, along with Makoto and Kyoko, towards the end of the last chapter.
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Impersonation-Exclusive Character / int_c4282b71	comment	My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic: In "Viva Las Pegasus", Fluttershy, Applejack and the Flim-Flam Brothers try to trick the resort owner Gladmane into revealing his shady dealings through a ruse involving Fluttershy impersonating a businesswoman named Impossibly Rich. The Riches are an established family in the show, and Gladmane and the resort-goers all react to her as if she were someone real and well-known, but the real Impossibly Rich is never seen. The series' Grand Finale villain Grogarnote one of the most iconic baddies from the franchise's first generation ultimately turns out to have been Discord in disguise all along; the real one did exist some millennia ago, and his signature weapon is dangerous as ever, but whether he ever recovered from his defeat is not known.
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Impersonation-Exclusive Character / int_c43df4d8	comment	Doctor Who: The man introduced as O in Spyfall was not the real O. The Master killed the real O before showed up to work at MI6 and took his place.
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Impersonation-Exclusive Character / int_cae652c	comment	Hunter Ã— Hunter: The true Supreme Leader of East Gorteau was not revolutionary leader Diego Masadoru/Ming Jol-ik, but a body double. Unlike other examples, the real Diego/Ming is still alive, having retired to live peacefully and anonymously shortly after the revolution, and gets a single short scene towards the end of the Chimera Ant arc.
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Impersonation-Exclusive Character / int_cb45dbdc	comment	In PokÃ©mon Scarlet and Violet, it turns out that Professor Sada/Turo were Dead All Along, so we only get to meet their AI duplicates. later Subverted in the Indigo Disk DLC, in which an optional cutscene has Terapagos summon the real professors from the past, thereby starting a Stable Time Loop.
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Impersonation-Exclusive Character / int_cceb25de	comment	The Locked Tomb: Gideon the Ninth: It's revealed late in the book that the Seventh House's Sword and Sorcerer duo were murdered soon before the start of the plot by the rogue Lyctor Cytherea, who took Dulcinea's identity and necromantically puppeted Protesilaus' corpse. The ruse only works because none of the other characters had met them in person beforehand, and when Harrowhark meets the real people's spirits in Harrow the Ninth, she notes that the impersonation was insultingly bad.
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Impersonation-Exclusive Character / int_cd899ed6	comment	The series' Grand Finale villain Grogarnote one of the most iconic baddies from the franchise's first generation ultimately turns out to have been Discord in disguise all along; the real one did exist some millennia ago, and his signature weapon is dangerous as ever, but whether he ever recovered from his defeat is not known.
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Impersonation-Exclusive Character / int_ce1479a8	comment	The third episode of Lupin Zero revolves around a competition between four thieves. One of the contestants is a beautiful and mysterious female thief from India named Phoolan, who aids Lupin and seems sympathetic towards him. At the very end of the episode, Lupin finds the real Phoolan Bound and Gagged in the middle of the forest, with it being revealed that the helpful thief he bonded with was actually his father Disguised in Drag.
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Impersonation-Exclusive Character / int_d17152f6	comment	In A Murder Is Announced, two characters turn out to be imposters, with the real articles never actually appearing in the story: Emma Stamfordis pretends to be Julia Simmons who is really abroad, while Charlotte Blacklock pretends to be her deceased sister Letitia in order to inherit the money that the latter was in line for.
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Impersonation-Exclusive Character / int_d29994ae	comment	Live A Live: In the Distant Future chapter, Captain Hor was killed by OD-10, the main computer of the Cogito Ergo Sum. Then OD-10 went to impersonate the captain for the rest of the chapter via pre-recorded messages. The only appearance of the real Hor is his first meeting with the crew at the very begining.
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Impersonation-Exclusive Character / int_d3e3e38a	comment	She-Ra and the Princesses of Power: Possibly the case with Double Trouble's "Flutterina" disguise. It's somewhat ambiguous if the first time we meet Flutterina she is already Double Trouble's latest disguise or herself, but shortly thereafter it's clearly Double Trouble from then on. It's also unclear if Flutterina was a real person and if that was even her real name. Season 5 has Peekablue, who we know is a peacock-themed prince with the power of far sight. Despite being said to be something of a recluse (though Adora had mentioned him and his girlfriend Sweet Bee when talking about the Princess Prom) Mermista heard a rumor he had been frequenting a shady bar scene recently so the princesses would need to go "undercover" to try and meet with him. Needless to say, the character we see using Peekablue's name and bragging about his abilities as part of a flashy show isn't the real one, but Double Trouble again, milking Peekablue's "brand" for all it's worth.
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Impersonation-Exclusive Character / int_d57d722e	comment	Ōkami has Rao, a priestess who turns out to have been dead long before Amaterasu and Issun got to Ryoshima Coast. All we see of the real Rao is a vision of her being chased down and cornered by Ninetails, her ghost guiding the two to a secret passage, and her corpse within said passage. Indeed, the Rao they know for the whole game turns out to actually be Ninetails copying her body for their own nefarious ends.
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Impersonation-Exclusive Character / int_d6a828c4	comment	Magic: The Gathering â€“ Battlegrounds: According to Word Of God the Mishra faced in this game wasn't actually the real Mishra, but rather a rogue sleeper agent. Since the real Mishra is nowhere to be found, the Mishra in the game is this.
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Impersonation-Exclusive Character / int_d6a828c4	featureConfidence	1.0
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Impersonation-Exclusive Character / int_da02c1ef	comment	Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door has minor character Zip Toad, who turns out to have been chapter 4's boss Doopliss in disguise all along. The original Zip T. does not actually feature in the game besides a written e-mail from him.
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Impersonation-Exclusive Character / int_dad73e07	comment	Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory: Every time a golden ticket for a tour at Willy Wonka's chocolate factory was found, the finder was approached by a man who introduced himself as Wonka's rival Arthur Slugworth and offered lots of money in exchange for a Wonka product named Everlasting Gobstopper. In the end, "Slugworth" is revealed to be Mr. Wilkinson, who was helping Wonka to test the kids' character. The real Slugworth never appears in the movie.
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Impersonation-Exclusive Character / int_db0a5103	comment	Scooby-Doo: Emile Mondavarious, the Big Bad, turns out to actually be Scrappy-Doo in a robotic disguise. The real Mondavarious is found trapped under a manhole at the very end of the film, after Scrappy has been defeated and taken away, and is given just enough screentime to explain how Scrappy came to impersonate him in the first place.
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Impersonation-Exclusive Character / int_de6659ec	comment	In Once Upon a Time season 2, Emma and Snow White are transported to the Enchanted Forest and receive help from "Sir Lancelot"; they find out eventually that they've been dealing with Cora in disguise all along, and the original Sir Lancelot has died. He does appear in flashbacks, but plays no part in the present-day storyline until seasons later, when he is revealed to have survived.
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Impersonation-Exclusive Character / int_e04f934e	comment	In Fire Emblem: Three Houses the missing student Monica von Ochs, the Monastery's librarian Tomas, Edelgard's uncle Volkhard von Arundel, and Faerghus' court magician Cornelia Arnimnote Cornelia's case is left ambiguous as unlike the others she never reveals an Agarthan form or name are all revealed to be impostors from Those Who Slither In The Dark. The characters themselves are never seen and implied to have been killed before the game's events. Fire Emblem Warriors: Three Hopes, however, introduces the real Monica as the game is an Alternate Timeline where she is rescued before being killed and impersonated.
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Impersonation-Exclusive Character / int_e3ee5f4c	comment	In Murder in Mesopotamia, we really never learn anything about Eric Leidner, besides that he was a Swedish archeologist. That's because it's revealed he died decades ago in a train crash, and his identity was stolen by German spy Frederick Bosner. Likewise, we never find out what sort of person Father Lavigny is. All the time in the book, he has been impersonated by a jewel thief, as the real Father Lavigny fell sick and was unable to accompany the expedition at all.
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Impersonation-Exclusive Character / int_e533e1a	comment	Rain Code: New Game Plus: Ayako Fuwa is Killed Offscreen as part of the culprit's plot to fake their own death, switching places with them and dressing up the victim's body to pass off as their own.
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Impersonation-Exclusive Character / int_e5feb1e	comment	Ace Attorney: Ace Attorney Investigations 2: President Di-Jun Huang of Zheng Fa was assassinated 12 years before the events of the game, being replaced by his body double- the body double is the one we actually meet during the first case of the game and the one who becomes the Asshole Victim of the final case, while the real one remains unseen. Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney â€“ Dual Destinies: Detective Bobby Fulbright was being impersonated by an international spy called "the phantom" for the entire game, having been dead since before the game began. Though the phantom is supposedly a master of impersonation, the audience knows next to nothing about the real Fulbright.
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Impersonation-Exclusive Character / int_e6d0a1a2	comment	Ohsama Sentai King-Ohger: Boshimar, Racules Husty's chief advisor, was revealed to have been killed and replaced by Prime Minister Kamejim, right-hand man of King Dethnaarok VIII, years prior to the events of the series. What little we know about the real Boshimar is through Kamejin's impersonation.
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Impersonation-Exclusive Character / int_e7ce5a4c	comment	Spirit Hunter: Death Mark II: Himeko Douryou and Michiho Kinukawa spend almost the entire game being impersonated by the Departed and only occasionally interact with Kazuo in the form of the Female Doll, or as themselves in the true ending. Otherwise, most of the information about them comes from the Departed's impersonation, which is spot-on enough to fool everyone at Konoehara Academy.
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Impersonation-Exclusive Character / int_e7e37776	comment	Firefly: We never know who the real Derrial Book was. The man using that name killed him and took the name in order to enlist in the Alliance military in order to infiltrate it and subvert it from within. The Shepherd's real name is Henry Evans.
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Impersonation-Exclusive Character / int_eb0d248e	comment	In the second Laura Bow game, the eponymous protagonist meets Dr. Archibald Carrington, an Englishman who had recently travelled to New York as the newly appointed president of the Leyendecker Museum, before both find themselves embroiled in the murder mystery that takes place there during the night. Over the course of the game, a clever enough player will find enough evidence to figure out that the 'Carrington' that Laura met is actually Watney Little, an escaped English convict who stowed away on the ship that was taking Carrington to New York, where he murdered and impersonated him. His ability to keep up the masquerade is Hand Waved by how new Carrington was to his role and that it involved him moving to an unfamiliar place (and a period appropriate lack of readily available means to get more information on the real guy), but this also ties into how Detective O'Riley, the ultimate Big Bad of the story, ended up recognizing and blackmailing him into orchestrating the artifact heist that drives the plot.
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Impersonation-Exclusive Character / int_f309f886	comment	In The Dark Profit Saga, we learn that Gaist, whom Gorm recognizes as Iheen the Red, is not that man (the real Iheen died on the same quest that Gorm ran away from). He's not human at all but a Doppelganger. Gorm realizes that Gaist was Iheen the Red's close friend and companion. They would often have Gaist pose as Iheen in order to make Iheen appear in two places at once. The reason why Gaist doesn't talk is because he's forgotten what Iheen is supposed to sound like and doesn't want to tip anyone off.
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Impersonation-Exclusive Character / int_f376fea5	comment	My Little Pony: Equestria Girls â€“ Friendship Games makes it clear that a human version of Twilight Sparkle exists alongside the pony version, and that residents of the human dimension have long since been assuming them to be the same person. However, this leaves up in the air the question of Sunset Shimmer's human counterpart, who she's been presumably attending school under the identity of. The franchise came and went without ever giving us a clue on what this Human Sunset could be like, or where she currently resides.
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Impersonation-Exclusive Character / int_f8f90e39	comment	Toonstruck: King Hugh is kidnapped and locked away by Fluffy Fluffy Bun Bun before the events of the game. Fluffy dresses up as King Hugh and somehow replicates his voice to fool all of Hugh's subjects, along with the protagonist, Drew.
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Impersonation-Exclusive Character / int_f9eb42dc	comment	JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: JoJolion: The head doctor of Morioh University Hospital, Satoru Akefu, is actually a stand named Wonder of U. His user, Tooru, is shown in a flashback attempting to find someone like him to impersonate: An elderly former doctor, in a nursing home, with no family.
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Impersonation-Exclusive Character / int_fa05f3c2	comment	The real Asenath Derby has died long before the events of "The Thing on the Doorstep" happen. The entity inhabiting her body is the wizard Ephraim Waite, who raised her as a host and switched bodies with her before killing her.
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Impersonation-Exclusive Character / int_fbf33963	comment	In Inception, Robert Fischer's godfather and Maurice Fischer's longtime friend and legal counsel Peter Browning (Tom Berenger) appears in one single scene. He's impersonated by Eames (still played by Berenger) in the dream the rest of the time, in order to convince Robert to dismantle the company he just inherited.
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Inception	hasFeature	Impersonation-Exclusive Character / int_fbf33963
Impersonation-Exclusive Character / int_fc439a61	type	Impersonation-Exclusive Character
Impersonation-Exclusive Character / int_fc439a61	comment	Ace Attorney Investigations 2: President Di-Jun Huang of Zheng Fa was assassinated 12 years before the events of the game, being replaced by his body double- the body double is the one we actually meet during the first case of the game and the one who becomes the Asshole Victim of the final case, while the real one remains unseen.
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Ace Attorney Investigations: Miles Edgeworth (Visual Novel)	hasFeature	Impersonation-Exclusive Character / int_fc439a61
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Impersonation-Exclusive Character / int_fee083cc	comment	Orphan: First Kill: This film reveals that Leena Klammer's "Esther" persona was taken from a missing child she physically resembled, and she used it to flee to the United States by "reuniting" with Esther's family, whereupon Esther's identity is only explored through Leena's attempts to take her place. Leena learns she's been doing a Dead Person Impersonation later on, with the mother and son having covered up Esther's sororicide with a missing-persons story.
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Impersonation-Exclusive Character / int_ff2165b	comment	Cold Case: Noah Pool died in Auschwitz 60 years ago. The man using his name in "The Hen House" is a Nazi collaborator.
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Bitter Lake / int_c9fe8de2	type	Impersonation-Exclusive Character
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Heaven Official’s Blessing: Tian Guan Ci Fu / int_c9fe8de2	type	Impersonation-Exclusive Character
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Law & Order / int_c9fe8de2	type	Impersonation-Exclusive Character
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Chicken Police (Video Game) / int_c9fe8de2	type	Impersonation-Exclusive Character
Gurumin: A Monstrous Adventure (Video Game) / int_c9fe8de2	type	Impersonation-Exclusive Character
Metal Gear Solid (Video Game) / int_c9fe8de2	type	Impersonation-Exclusive Character
Monster Sanctuary (Video Game) / int_c9fe8de2	type	Impersonation-Exclusive Character
Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door (Video Game) / int_c9fe8de2	type	Impersonation-Exclusive Character
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Professor Layton and the Curious Village (Video Game) / int_c9fe8de2	type	Impersonation-Exclusive Character
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