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Not a Mask

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80 feature instances
47 referencing feature instances

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Not a Mask	label	Not a Mask
Not a Mask	page	NotAMask
Not a Mask	comment	A horror trope which has become something of a Dead Horse Trope, as it's now almost always played for comedy. It involves a character seeing an ugly face and begin pulling at it, on the assumption that it's a mask. Of course, it's actually someone's face and the puller will typically be Horror Struck. Sometimes a purely comedic variation will occur with wigs if the joke is that a woman looks like a man. Also closely related to "I'm not pregnant, I'm just obese" jokes. Compare with Your Costume Needs Work, For Halloween, I Am Going as Myself, Mistaken for Fake Hair and Not a Zombie. Can be a result of the monster being Mistaken for an Imposter.
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Not a Mask / int_10e9182d	type	Not a Mask
Not a Mask / int_10e9182d	comment	In the Tales from the Crypt episode "Only Skin Deep" (itself adapted from the aforementioned comic book story of the same title), the guy finds out the woman a deranged Serial Killer who murders men and cuts off their faces for her "art" he hooked up with during a Halloween party isn't wearing a mask when he scratches her and draws blood.
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Tales from the Crypt	hasFeature	Not a Mask / int_10e9182d
Not a Mask / int_141a7410	type	Not a Mask
Not a Mask / int_141a7410	comment	Over the Garden Wall: In "Hard Times at the Huskin' Bee", when Wirt and Greg arrive in Pottsfield, they see what appear to be pumpkin people and Wirt seems vaguely worried this trope is in effect. Once he talks to one, however, she (truthfully) explains they're just costumes. Beneath the costumes, however, they're walking skeletons.
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Not a Mask / int_14effc04	type	Not a Mask
Not a Mask / int_14effc04	comment	The Ultraman Tiga episode "Deban's Turn!" features Deban, a child-like, harmless alien who lives with a travelling circus troupe. According to the troupe leader, Deban's backstory involves the alien bumbling into the group, which they befriend thinking he's just another costumed performer, but they later discover the truth when asking for Deban to remove his mask during lunchtime.
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Ultraman Tiga	hasFeature	Not a Mask / int_14effc04
Not a Mask / int_18d2fbe8	type	Not a Mask
Not a Mask / int_18d2fbe8	comment	Hawkeye vs. Deadpool has Kate Bishop meet Wade for the first time while he's not wearing his mask. Because it's Halloween, she compliments him on his awesome Freddy Krueger makeup only to be informed by Clint that that's his real face. Awkwardly trying to play it off, she turns to face Clint with a comically mortified expression.
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Not a Mask / int_1b021fcb	type	Not a Mask
Not a Mask / int_1b021fcb	comment	In Tokyo Ghoul, one of Amon's first assignments involved a serial predator known as Applehead. She turned out to be a seemingly-kind old woman, and the horrific red "mask" turned out to be her real face. The normal face was actually Latex Perfection, allowing her to remain hidden among humans.
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Not a Mask / int_1f8462f7	type	Not a Mask
Not a Mask / int_1f8462f7	comment	In Spider-Man 2099: Exodus, during the fight with the Masters of Evil, Spider-Man tries to pull of Zemo 2099's mask (which appears to be basically the same as the current Zemo's, if perhaps a bit more formfitting). Cue Zemo screaming that it's not a mask, and Miguel being horrified to realise he's pulling someone's face off.
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Not a Mask / int_2172e43f	type	Not a Mask
Not a Mask / int_2172e43f	comment	Discussed in Batman: Arkham Knight. An Arkham Militia member can say that's he still creeped out from having to talk to Scarecrow and another will mock him for being afraid of his mask "It's Halloween, remember?". Leading to this:
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Batman: Arkham Knight (Video Game)	hasFeature	Not a Mask / int_2172e43f
Not a Mask / int_2212773a	type	Not a Mask
Not a Mask / int_2212773a	comment	Used in an episode of Angel when Fred's "very normal" parents first meet green-skinned demon Lorne, they refer to him as a man in a bathrobe wearing make-up. Lorne defensively replies that "it's just a little eyeliner."
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Not a Mask / int_23945975	type	Not a Mask
Not a Mask / int_23945975	comment	In the Disney adaptation of The Hunchback of Notre Dame, Quasimodo's deformed face is mistaken for a mask when he attends the Festival of Fools, leading to an awkward moment when Esmerelda tries to remove his "mask" on stage in front of the entire festival. Thanks to some hasty damage control from Clopin, the crowd gets over their initial horror and embraces Quasi as the King of the festival... until a couple of soldiers start throwing vegetables, after which the mood quickly turns ugly.
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Not a Mask / int_261c8d3f	type	Not a Mask
Not a Mask / int_261c8d3f	comment	The Simpsons: Used at the end of "Who Shot Mr. Burns? (Part 1)": Krusty's face is usually shown as stark-white without anything put on it. In "Homer's Triple Bypass", Krusty tells Homer what heart disease has been like and points at his own face: "I got news for ya. This ain't makeup." Also inverted by Krusty in "Bart the Fink", where he goes under the alias "Rory B. Bellows" for a while. The Rory persona looks like a "normal" Simpsons character — that is, with yellow skin, short brown hair and a normal nose. It turns out that it isn't Krusty without his clown makeup, but rather Krusty with a disguise that covered his usual clown face... even his red nose is hidden under a fake yellow one! In one episode, the Simpsons go to a not-Ikea and meet its mascot, a figure made out of allen wrenches known as "Alan Wrench".
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Not a Mask / int_2b0cc15f	type	Not a Mask
Not a Mask / int_2b0cc15f	comment	Done in a Firebreather comic, where half-dragon Duncan, while on a field trip goes to a mall, and escorted out by security after they insist on him "taking off his mask."
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Not a Mask / int_2bbcacd9	type	Not a Mask
Not a Mask / int_2bbcacd9	comment	Looney Tunes: The cartoon Broom-Stick Bunny inverts this. Witch Hazel, wanting to stay the ugliest witch of all, gets jealous when she mistakes Bugs Bunny, who's trick-or-treating in an ugly witch costume, for a witch who's more hideous than she is. She doesn't realize he's not a witch until she serves him a beauty potion disguised as tea.
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Not a Mask / int_2e1a541c	comment	Fain of Lusternia. He used to be a handsome leader amongst the Elder Gods, but he partook of too much of the Soulless elixir and his trademark mask became fused to his face. His full title, incidentally, is "Fain of the Red Masque". Rendered even creepier by the fact he can still make expressions with it, the metal of the mask violently contorting to reflect his wrath.
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Not a Mask / int_300b0c1f	type	Not a Mask
Not a Mask / int_300b0c1f	comment	In I Shall Wear Midnight, Mrs. Proust sells stereotypical warty and hideous witch masks and gloves, and appears to be wearing a full set. Then Tiffany realizes that the masks she sells are copies of her own face.
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Not a Mask / int_31e24f1e	comment	The Joker in The Dark Knight wears make-up, but the scars are real.
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Not a Mask / int_32c541e6	type	Not a Mask
Not a Mask / int_32c541e6	comment	Fullmetal Alchemist: Most people assume that Alphonse Elric just really likes wearing armor, since he never even takes his helmet off. In fact, after Al lost his flesh-and-blood body, in order to keep him from dying completely, his soul was bound to the closest substitute in the immediate vicinity, meaning that empty suit of armor is his body. In Fullmetal Alchemist (2003), there's an omake episode that has the premise that the characters are actually actors. One of the jokes involves the reveal that the freakish-looking transformed Gluttony is not.
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Not a Mask / int_341a1fd2	type	Not a Mask
Not a Mask / int_341a1fd2	comment	In the Scooby-Doo! Mystery Incorporated episode "The Man in the Mirror", Fred Jones' biological parents Brad Chiles and Judy Reeves respectively disguise themselves as Fred and an elderly Daphne Blake to try and trick the gang into leading them to the Planispheric Disc. When Scooby and the gang turn out to be wise about their ploy, Fred tries to unmask his father, only for Brad to reveal that he isn't wearing a mask and actually had plastic surgery done to make him look like his son. Judy has her face tugged on by Velma as well, who admits that she knew she also had plastic surgery and just wanted to cause her pain for the heck of it.
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Not a Mask / int_38eb7e99	type	Not a Mask
Not a Mask / int_38eb7e99	comment	In a 1970s comic, Morbius runs into a woman who tells him his make-up is "too much". He responds that his pallor is not artificial, "You see me as I am".
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Not a Mask / int_3be307d1	type	Not a Mask
Not a Mask / int_3be307d1	comment	A straight and kind of subtle example occurs with the villain of the first Tenchi Muyo! movie. Kain is a semi-amorphous black figure wearing what seems to be a white opera mask, though an unusually expressive one. Viewers might well assume it's an affectation that he uses to define where his head is. In the finale, when he gets serious and takes a form like a giant rat, the mask changes as well, illuminating that this is his actual face.
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Not a Mask / int_42810c2c	type	Not a Mask
Not a Mask / int_42810c2c	comment	Happens to the main character of Angel Densetsu where a new guidance counselor first scolds him for wearing a frightening mask and begins pulling on his face, and then accuses him of mutilating himself to scare people.
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Not a Mask / int_468bebb0	type	Not a Mask
Not a Mask / int_468bebb0	comment	Discworld: Parodied by Death in The Light Fantastic, explaining why he appeared at a summoning ritual with a cocktail and a sausage-on-a-stick. "The party's nice, but I expect it'll all go downhill after midnight. It's when they think I'll be taking my mask off." Terry Pratchett played a similar situation (almost) straight in his short story Turntables of the Night, with the catch that it's from the perspective of a guest at the party (who may or may not be drunk.) Maskerade features Death appearing to a recently-deceased man while dressed in a bright red suit and an extremely cheap skull mask.*A nod to The Masque of the Red Death, though that one is No Face Under the Mask. The man demands that Death removes his mask, to which he complies. The man then asks him, with rising panic, to remove his other mask... In I Shall Wear Midnight, Mrs. Proust sells stereotypical warty and hideous witch masks and gloves, and appears to be wearing a full set. Then Tiffany realizes that the masks she sells are copies of her own face.
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Not a Mask / int_49ff762	type	Not a Mask
Not a Mask / int_49ff762	comment	Used in the first episode of Torchwood. The fact that the guy looks like an alien wearing a normal janitor's jumpsuit plays with you.
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Torchwood	hasFeature	Not a Mask / int_49ff762
Not a Mask / int_4a94a5fc	type	Not a Mask
Not a Mask / int_4a94a5fc	comment	Maskerade features Death appearing to a recently-deceased man while dressed in a bright red suit and an extremely cheap skull mask.*A nod to The Masque of the Red Death, though that one is No Face Under the Mask. The man demands that Death removes his mask, to which he complies. The man then asks him, with rising panic, to remove his other mask...
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Not a Mask / int_50b9a0e2	type	Not a Mask
Not a Mask / int_50b9a0e2	comment	May have been the case during the Bal Masque in Gaston Leroux's original The Phantom of the Opera. Justified example here: Erik's deformed features actually resembled a skull, so everyone thought he was wearing a skull-like mask with his Red Death costume. Also an homage to the above Poe story. It's referenced directly when Christine unmasks him - Erik digs her fingers into his skin to prove his appearance is genuine, all the while mockingly asking if she thinks this isn't his real face.
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Not a Mask / int_53a0bd32	type	Not a Mask
Not a Mask / int_53a0bd32	comment	Played with in the The Twilight Zone (1959) episode The Masks, where everyone wears hideous mask to earn an inheritance, only to find the masks deformed their faces.
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The Twilight Zone (1959)	hasFeature	Not a Mask / int_53a0bd32
Not a Mask / int_58077623	type	Not a Mask
Not a Mask / int_58077623	comment	Once on Magilla Gorilla, Magilla went to a costume party and saved the day. But when asked to remove his costume every one freaked out to learn he was really a gorilla.
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Not a Mask / int_5921531b	type	Not a Mask
Not a Mask / int_5921531b	comment	This happens in Persona 4 in the first meeting with Teddie. While Teddie's head isn't a mask at first, it is detachable, to Yosuke's shock when Teddie takes it off to reveal his hollow body.
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Not a Mask / int_59402950	type	Not a Mask
Not a Mask / int_59402950	comment	In Quozl, the rabbit-like aliens are wandering around Disneyland pretending to be people in suits. (The protagonist's sister had written them into her kids' TV show) Hilarity Ensues when the security guards confront them for being dressed up like characters from a rival company.
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Not a Mask / int_5db577ba	type	Not a Mask
Not a Mask / int_5db577ba	comment	The Joker sometimes likes to pretend he's wearing makeup, but that ain't makeup. Well, except... Depending on the Writer, he does sometimes wear lipstick. The bleached skin and the green hair are almost always the real deal, however. Sometimes the lipstick is just the Joker making a joke, putting the lipstick on over already-red lips. Other times, he's cut his face off and only raw flesh is beneath.
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The Dark Knight	hasFeature	Not a Mask / int_5db577ba
Not a Mask / int_63f7f7e9	type	Not a Mask
Not a Mask / int_63f7f7e9	comment	Mighty Mouse: The New Adventures: In "Don't Touch That Dial," Mighty Mouse winds up in a Scooby-Doo spoof where the characters think he's a legendary rat monster. They try to pull off a mask from him, then it cuts to the kid watching it on TV as we hear an ungodly rip.
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Not a Mask / int_6708c206	type	Not a Mask
Not a Mask / int_6708c206	comment	In the The Six Cats Parade, Manchinha, a black and white cat, apparently is wearing a mask, but it's just his fur color. this video shows it better.
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Not a Mask / int_6744d821	type	Not a Mask
Not a Mask / int_6744d821	comment	Played straight and inverted on different sides in The Owl House episode "Edge of the World": King at first appears to find his homeland, where everyone is a furry Horned Humanoid with a Skull for a Head like him. Turns out they're witches (humanoids) who hunt King's species while dressed up like them, and they thought King just had a particularly good costume.
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The Owl House	hasFeature	Not a Mask / int_6744d821
Not a Mask / int_6932a1d5	type	Not a Mask
Not a Mask / int_6932a1d5	comment	Not a horror example, but in Fur Will Fly, when Brad first arrives in the Alternate Universe, he tries taking off Stewart's and Natalie's animal masks◊. Needless to say, it doesn't work.
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Not a Mask / int_69a51847	type	Not a Mask
Not a Mask / int_69a51847	comment	Ghost Rider used to pull this occasionally. It freaked the hell out of Spider-Man upon their first meeting.
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Not a Mask / int_6e4f958b	type	Not a Mask
Not a Mask / int_6e4f958b	comment	Rocky from Mask is asked to take his mask off. It's his face.
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Mask (1985)	hasFeature	Not a Mask / int_6e4f958b
Not a Mask / int_70da6e51	type	Not a Mask
Not a Mask / int_70da6e51	comment	An interesting variation occurs in the Goosebumps book The Haunted Mask and its sequel. Here, the titular mask and its siblings were real faces. The work of a Mad Scientist, the artificial (we hope!) faces started out beautiful, but became monstrous because the experiment was flawed.
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Not a Mask / int_73d7930f	type	Not a Mask
Not a Mask / int_73d7930f	comment	A meta example: when Rene Auberjonois first started playing Odo on Star Trek: Deep Space Nine, he would eat lunch in the Paramount cafeteria and prank people by pretending that he wasn't wearing a mask. The makeup job gave him an unsettling resemblance to a burn victim.
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Star Trek: Deep Space Nine	hasFeature	Not a Mask / int_73d7930f
Not a Mask / int_7aaf9e41	type	Not a Mask
Not a Mask / int_7aaf9e41	comment	Batman: The Joker sometimes likes to pretend he's wearing makeup, but that ain't makeup. Well, except... Depending on the Writer, he does sometimes wear lipstick. The bleached skin and the green hair are almost always the real deal, however. Sometimes the lipstick is just the Joker making a joke, putting the lipstick on over already-red lips. Other times, he's cut his face off and only raw flesh is beneath. On their second meeting, Batman tries to unmask Man-Bat, who laments that he wishes his mutated bat form was a disguise.
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Not a Mask / int_8125b468	type	Not a Mask
Not a Mask / int_8125b468	comment	Batman The Joker in Batman (1989) wore flesh-colored makeup to cover up his face, which toxic waste had earlier bleached white. The Joker in The Dark Knight wears make-up, but the scars are real.
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Not a Mask / int_84823809	type	Not a Mask
Not a Mask / int_84823809	comment	Kaeloo: In Episode 65, Mr. Cat wears a disguise as Pretty. Kaeloo thinks that the real Pretty is Mr. Cat disguised as Pretty and tries to pull her face off until she sees the real Mr. Cat somewhere else. Happens to Pretty again in Episode 83, this time with Stumpy thinking she's Ursula in disguise.
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Not a Mask / int_88383ee7	type	Not a Mask
Not a Mask / int_88383ee7	comment	In Fullmetal Alchemist (2003), there's an omake episode that has the premise that the characters are actually actors. One of the jokes involves the reveal that the freakish-looking transformed Gluttony is not.
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Fullmetal Alchemist (2003)	hasFeature	Not a Mask / int_88383ee7
Not a Mask / int_8dd4a32c	type	Not a Mask
Not a Mask / int_8dd4a32c	comment	In one episode of Popeye, Brutus asks the Sea Hag to disguise him via a youth potion which makes him look handsome so he can charm Olive Oyl. Popeye somehow recognized Brutus via the latter's voice, then tries to "takes [sic] off that mask" (to quote Popeye directly) by clawing at Brutus' face, which obviously doesn't work, much to Olive's disconcertion.
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Popeye	hasFeature	Not a Mask / int_8dd4a32c
Not a Mask / int_8e209fd7	type	Not a Mask
Not a Mask / int_8e209fd7	comment	In League of Super Redundant Heroes, after vanquishing Snob Goblin, Defendress assumes he's wearing a mask (since otherwise, all of his "superpowers" are revealed to be coming from technological gizmos) and tries a Dramatic Unmask, except his green-goblin face happens to be his real one.
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Not a Mask / int_8e209fd7	featureConfidence	1.0
League of Super Redundant Heroes (Webcomic)	hasFeature	Not a Mask / int_8e209fd7
Not a Mask / int_8e4f05ab	type	Not a Mask
Not a Mask / int_8e4f05ab	comment	In Original Sin, the Orb's associates ask him to take off his mask, and he explains he doesn't wear one, his head is actually a giant eyeball. They are understandably squicked.
Not a Mask / int_8e4f05ab	featureApplicability	1.0
Not a Mask / int_8e4f05ab	featureConfidence	1.0
Original Sin (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Not a Mask / int_8e4f05ab
Not a Mask / int_8f62d6e5	type	Not a Mask
Not a Mask / int_8f62d6e5	comment	In the half-hour Halloween special Scooby-Doo! and the Spooky Scarecrow, Fred compliments the hunchbacked and misshapen store owner Mr. Bumpy on his mask, only for Mr. Bumpy to reply with "What mask?"
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Not a Mask / int_8f62d6e5	featureConfidence	1.0
Scooby-Doo! and the Spooky Scarecrow	hasFeature	Not a Mask / int_8f62d6e5
Not a Mask / int_910aa49e	type	Not a Mask
Not a Mask / int_910aa49e	comment	Played for laughs in the second Professor Layton game. When the professor and Luke first run into Inspector Chelmey, who Don Paolo had impersonated in the previous game, Luke immediately assumes it's him again. He has to be pried off the victim, who has no idea why Luke is trying to pull his face off.
Not a Mask / int_910aa49e	featureApplicability	1.0
Not a Mask / int_910aa49e	featureConfidence	1.0
Professor Layton and the Diabolical Box (Video Game)	hasFeature	Not a Mask / int_910aa49e
Not a Mask / int_923dd091	type	Not a Mask
Not a Mask / int_923dd091	comment	In one video by CollegeHumor, which is a parody of Scooby-Doo, Shaggy immediately suspects that a security guard is the culprit. He grabs for the guard's face and pulls it off, revealing...the inside of the guard's face.
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Not a Mask / int_923dd091	featureConfidence	1.0
CollegeHumor	hasFeature	Not a Mask / int_923dd091
Not a Mask / int_993b1ac2	type	Not a Mask
Not a Mask / int_993b1ac2	comment	Punch!: In David Suzuki's segment on mimes, he states that, despite popular belief, mime's aren't really people in make-up. He proves this by picking up a nearby fire hose and spraying a mime with it. The mime's "make-up" doesn't have a single bit of white or black running down.
Not a Mask / int_993b1ac2	featureApplicability	1.0
Not a Mask / int_993b1ac2	featureConfidence	1.0
Punch!	hasFeature	Not a Mask / int_993b1ac2
Not a Mask / int_9e2f90f4	type	Not a Mask
Not a Mask / int_9e2f90f4	comment	One Piece: Despite dressing like a clown, Buggy's round, red nose is actually real. It's possible he picked a clown theme just so his nose would seem less conspicuous. During the Water 7 arc, a ban on masks is put into effect (since there was a carnival going on in a nearby town) after a failed assassination attempt on the mayor. An ugly-looking woman out to board the sea train can be seen desperately tugging at her face in order to prove that it isn't a mask.
Not a Mask / int_9e2f90f4	featureApplicability	1.0
Not a Mask / int_9e2f90f4	featureConfidence	1.0
One Piece (Manga)	hasFeature	Not a Mask / int_9e2f90f4
Not a Mask / int_9e87a012	type	Not a Mask
Not a Mask / int_9e87a012	comment	What looks like The Tick's costume is by all indications his actual body. The antenna even work. In The Tick (2016), someone asks which it is, and Tick (who in this version doesn't remember his own past) is mystified.
Not a Mask / int_9e87a012	featureApplicability	1.0
Not a Mask / int_9e87a012	featureConfidence	1.0
The Tick (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Not a Mask / int_9e87a012
Not a Mask / int_a419e814	type	Not a Mask
Not a Mask / int_a419e814	comment	Played straight in Robert W. Chambers's The King in Yellow, a short story collection that inspired H. P. Lovecraft and was a precursor of the Cosmic Horror Story. The quote used at the top purportedly comes from the titular play, of which we never get more than a few small excerpts, as it drives its readers insane (no actual performances are ever suggested). The King in Yellow character is implied to be some sort of Humanoid Abomination. The exchange may also be a reference to a similar moment in Edgar Allan Poe's The Masque of the Red Death, where a mysterious party guest also declines to remove his mask, though the reveal ends up going a different route.
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Not a Mask / int_a419e814	featureConfidence	1.0
The King in Yellow	hasFeature	Not a Mask / int_a419e814
Not a Mask / int_a609791a	type	Not a Mask
Not a Mask / int_a609791a	comment	Used in Scooby-Doo on multiple occasions. On The New Scooby-Doo Movies in "The Exterminator" episode Don Adams keeps removing masks off Lorne Chumley until by accident he pulls at his face. "Well I guess that really is Lorne Chumley". Another Scooby-Doo example is the Halloween 1976 episode of The Scooby-Doo Show, where Shaggy falsely thought Elwood Crane was wearing a mask. Perhaps their most famous instance was in Scooby-Doo on Zombie Island, since that movie was advertised as "The Monsters are Real". And so, when Fred PULLS a head off, it's shocking for all present. Then in Scooby-Doo and the Cyber Chase when they meet up with old monsters, Scooby and Cyber Scooby attempt to unmask the Gator Ghoul to end up learning this virtual one is real. In Scooby-Doo: Monsters Unleashed, the guy working for the Evil Masked Figure is Ned, whom Fred tries to unmask, only to find out that he is exactly as he is. In the Scooby-Doo! Mystery Incorporated episode "The Man in the Mirror", Fred Jones' biological parents Brad Chiles and Judy Reeves respectively disguise themselves as Fred and an elderly Daphne Blake to try and trick the gang into leading them to the Planispheric Disc. When Scooby and the gang turn out to be wise about their ploy, Fred tries to unmask his father, only for Brad to reveal that he isn't wearing a mask and actually had plastic surgery done to make him look like his son. Judy has her face tugged on by Velma as well, who admits that she knew she also had plastic surgery and just wanted to cause her pain for the heck of it. In the half-hour Halloween special Scooby-Doo! and the Spooky Scarecrow, Fred compliments the hunchbacked and misshapen store owner Mr. Bumpy on his mask, only for Mr. Bumpy to reply with "What mask?"
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Not a Mask / int_b36b5dbb	type	Not a Mask
Not a Mask / int_b36b5dbb	comment	Help!: After the cult members get rounded up in a snare knocking out who they think is Ringo (but is first Paul, then John in a latex mask) the Mad Scientist finds the real Ringo, first pulling at his face a few times before yanking him away by the nose.
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Not a Mask / int_b36b5dbb	featureConfidence	1.0
Help!	hasFeature	Not a Mask / int_b36b5dbb
Not a Mask / int_b50aa03f	type	Not a Mask
Not a Mask / int_b50aa03f	comment	The Reynard Cycle: In what is undoubtably a Shout-Out to Robert W. Chambers's The King in Yellow, the crew members of the Quicksilver encounter a rather disturbing mask-wearing, yellow shrouded merchant when passing through the lost city of Carcosa halfway through the course of Reynard the Fox. Shortly after this encounter, the clearly troubled captain of the ship claims that he encountered the same merchant at least fifty years previously.
Not a Mask / int_b50aa03f	featureApplicability	1.0
Not a Mask / int_b50aa03f	featureConfidence	1.0
The Reynard Cycle	hasFeature	Not a Mask / int_b50aa03f
Not a Mask / int_b9e6e305	type	Not a Mask
Not a Mask / int_b9e6e305	comment	On The New Scooby-Doo Movies in "The Exterminator" episode Don Adams keeps removing masks off Lorne Chumley until by accident he pulls at his face. "Well I guess that really is Lorne Chumley".
Not a Mask / int_b9e6e305	featureApplicability	1.0
Not a Mask / int_b9e6e305	featureConfidence	1.0
The New Scooby-Doo Movies	hasFeature	Not a Mask / int_b9e6e305
Not a Mask / int_bbbb8c43	type	Not a Mask
Not a Mask / int_bbbb8c43	comment	Scooby-Doo (2002): When Velma sees one of Spooky Island's demons for the first time, she thinks it's just another crook in a costume and tries to unmask it, only to learn the hard way that the demons are in fact real. Played for Laughs at the end of Scooby-Doo: Monsters Unleashed. After Velma unmasks the Big Bad (twice), Fred attempts to do the same to their accomplice: Scooby-Doo! Curse of the Lake Monster: When the gang subdue the Lake Monster, Fred asks for help in trying to unmask it, but Daphne tells him that the Lake Monster might be in fact real after all.
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Not a Mask / int_bbbb8c43	featureConfidence	1.0
Scooby-Doo (2002)	hasFeature	Not a Mask / int_bbbb8c43
Not a Mask / int_bc848d30	type	Not a Mask
Not a Mask / int_bc848d30	comment	SpongeBob SquarePants: SpongeBob once pulled Squidward's face off, thinking it to be a disguise. It wasn't. Same thing happened with Mrs. Puffs and the prison guards after SpongeBob and Patrick tried to sneak into prison disguised as guards.
Not a Mask / int_bc848d30	featureApplicability	1.0
Not a Mask / int_bc848d30	featureConfidence	1.0
SpongeBob SquarePants	hasFeature	Not a Mask / int_bc848d30
Not a Mask / int_c01688c8	type	Not a Mask
Not a Mask / int_c01688c8	comment	The Joker in Batman (1989) wore flesh-colored makeup to cover up his face, which toxic waste had earlier bleached white.
Not a Mask / int_c01688c8	featureApplicability	1.0
Not a Mask / int_c01688c8	featureConfidence	1.0
Batman (1989)	hasFeature	Not a Mask / int_c01688c8
Not a Mask / int_c34f83b2	type	Not a Mask
Not a Mask / int_c34f83b2	comment	Danganronpa 2: Goodbye Despair: At the start of Chapter 4, when Nekomaru Nidai comes back as a cyborg after being mortally wounded in the last chapter, Kazuichi thinks they're just wearing an elaborate costume... up until he tries to take off their mask.
Not a Mask / int_c34f83b2	featureApplicability	1.0
Not a Mask / int_c34f83b2	featureConfidence	1.0
Danganronpa 2: Goodbye Despair (Visual Novel)	hasFeature	Not a Mask / int_c34f83b2
Not a Mask / int_c3e7c00e	type	Not a Mask
Not a Mask / int_c3e7c00e	comment	Loopy De Loop was twice mistaken for a person in a wolf costume, once at a costume party, and once thought to be a criminal.
Not a Mask / int_c3e7c00e	featureApplicability	1.0
Not a Mask / int_c3e7c00e	featureConfidence	1.0
Loopy De Loop	hasFeature	Not a Mask / int_c3e7c00e
Not a Mask / int_c5eaa1a9	type	Not a Mask
Not a Mask / int_c5eaa1a9	comment	Seen in a first-season episode of the Beetlejuice cartoon, in which Beej helps Lydia throw a Halloween party - by bringing a number of monsters from the Neitherworld to be guests. Her rival Claire picks one out and fawns over him all evening, mistakenly believing he's a really cute boy in a costume. Toward the end of the evening, Beej suggests that she introduce him to her parents in order to make it official, and she urges him to "take off that silly head." He does.
Not a Mask / int_c5eaa1a9	featureApplicability	1.0
Not a Mask / int_c5eaa1a9	featureConfidence	1.0
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Not a Mask / int_cc2a7289	type	Not a Mask
Not a Mask / int_cc2a7289	comment	The League of Gentlemen's Papa Lazarou is not normally wearing makeup, despite looking like some manner of Monster Clown; he needs the makeup to cover the rest of his face rather than the genuinely skin-colored parts when he wants to look human.
Not a Mask / int_cc2a7289	featureApplicability	1.0
Not a Mask / int_cc2a7289	featureConfidence	1.0
The League of Gentlemen	hasFeature	Not a Mask / int_cc2a7289
Not a Mask / int_d22a9a66	type	Not a Mask
Not a Mask / int_d22a9a66	comment	In episode 439 of Pleasant Goat and Big Big Wolf, Weslie disguises himself as Wolnie, and Wolffy spends the episode chasing him down. Eventually, he comes across the actual Wolnie and, assuming she's Weslie, pulls on her face to remove what he thinks is Weslie's mask. it isn't, and Wolnie hits Wolffy with her frying pan.
Not a Mask / int_d22a9a66	featureApplicability	1.0
Not a Mask / int_d22a9a66	featureConfidence	1.0
Pleasant Goat and Big Big Wolf (Animation)	hasFeature	Not a Mask / int_d22a9a66
Not a Mask / int_d447c67f	type	Not a Mask
Not a Mask / int_d447c67f	comment	In Beastly, Kyle goes to a Halloween party where he starts talking to a girl who asks to see him again, but to do so, she needs to know what he looks like. You know the rest.
Not a Mask / int_d447c67f	featureApplicability	1.0
Not a Mask / int_d447c67f	featureConfidence	1.0
Beastly	hasFeature	Not a Mask / int_d447c67f
Not a Mask / int_d4fad440	type	Not a Mask
Not a Mask / int_d4fad440	comment	Johnny English: Played for Laughs at the climax, when Johnny attempts to expose the fake Archbishop of Canterbury at the evil mastermind's coronation, having earlier discovered the mastermind's plot to install an imposter in a detailed mask at the coronation. Only, the mastermind has since ditched the "fake Archbishop" part of his plan, so English ends up trying to pull off the real Archbishop's face on international TV.
Not a Mask / int_d4fad440	featureApplicability	1.0
Not a Mask / int_d4fad440	featureConfidence	1.0
Johnny English	hasFeature	Not a Mask / int_d4fad440
Not a Mask / int_d977308b	type	Not a Mask
Not a Mask / int_d977308b	comment	Perhaps their most famous instance was in Scooby-Doo on Zombie Island, since that movie was advertised as "The Monsters are Real". And so, when Fred PULLS a head off, it's shocking for all present.
Not a Mask / int_d977308b	featureApplicability	1.0
Not a Mask / int_d977308b	featureConfidence	1.0
Scooby-Doo on Zombie Island	hasFeature	Not a Mask / int_d977308b
Not a Mask / int_da3a2b69	type	Not a Mask
Not a Mask / int_da3a2b69	comment	Happens multiple times in The Munsters, usually to Herman whose appearance most resembles a person in a Frankenstein's monster costume.
Not a Mask / int_da3a2b69	featureApplicability	1.0
Not a Mask / int_da3a2b69	featureConfidence	1.0
The Munsters	hasFeature	Not a Mask / int_da3a2b69
Not a Mask / int_e0ecc6c0	type	Not a Mask
Not a Mask / int_e0ecc6c0	comment	Then in Scooby-Doo and the Cyber Chase when they meet up with old monsters, Scooby and Cyber Scooby attempt to unmask the Gator Ghoul to end up learning this virtual one is real.
Not a Mask / int_e0ecc6c0	featureApplicability	1.0
Not a Mask / int_e0ecc6c0	featureConfidence	1.0
Scooby-Doo and the Cyber Chase	hasFeature	Not a Mask / int_e0ecc6c0
Not a Mask / int_e175bcd5	type	Not a Mask
Not a Mask / int_e175bcd5	comment	Another Scooby-Doo example is the Halloween 1976 episode of The Scooby-Doo Show, where Shaggy falsely thought Elwood Crane was wearing a mask.
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Not a Mask / int_e175bcd5	featureConfidence	1.0
The Scooby-Doo Show	hasFeature	Not a Mask / int_e175bcd5
Not a Mask / int_e25322af	type	Not a Mask
Not a Mask / int_e25322af	comment	Homestar Runner: Strong Bad's mask apparently is his face, according to the first episode of Strong Bad Email. When he decided to indulge his audience and remove his "mask" in the SBEmail "the chair", he wound up gurgling and screaming in pain, all safely concealed behind his new, enormous executive chair, after which he declared "I am NEVER gonna do that again!"
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Not a Mask / int_e25322af	featureConfidence	1.0
Homestar Runner (Web Animation)	hasFeature	Not a Mask / int_e25322af
Not a Mask / int_e4d5575	type	Not a Mask
Not a Mask / int_e4d5575	comment	Gul'dan in Warcraft (2016) wears robes with Spikes of Villainy sprouting everywhere. However, when he removes his robes for the mak'gora, we see they're actually coming from inside his body due to his use of fel magic.
Not a Mask / int_e4d5575	featureApplicability	1.0
Not a Mask / int_e4d5575	featureConfidence	1.0
Warcraft (2016)	hasFeature	Not a Mask / int_e4d5575
Not a Mask / int_ebde2b40	type	Not a Mask
Not a Mask / int_ebde2b40	comment	Scooby-Doo! Curse of the Lake Monster: When the gang subdue the Lake Monster, Fred asks for help in trying to unmask it, but Daphne tells him that the Lake Monster might be in fact real after all.
Not a Mask / int_ebde2b40	featureApplicability	1.0
Not a Mask / int_ebde2b40	featureConfidence	1.0
Scooby-Doo! Curse of the Lake Monster	hasFeature	Not a Mask / int_ebde2b40
Not a Mask / int_ecdb8a03	type	Not a Mask
Not a Mask / int_ecdb8a03	comment	In the music video for Caravan Palace's "Plume", a humanoid alien robot crash-lands in Tokyo and spends a while struggling to get along with the new denizens, but finally becoming friends with a group of cosplayers roaming the downtown. At one point, one of the girls seemingly makes a love confession to him that he reciprocates... until she tries to take his robot head off, realizes it's real, and runs off in fear.
Not a Mask / int_ecdb8a03	featureApplicability	1.0
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Caravan Palace (Music)	hasFeature	Not a Mask / int_ecdb8a03
Not a Mask / int_f2aab22d	type	Not a Mask
Not a Mask / int_f2aab22d	comment	In Galaxina, the titular protagonist is trying to relieve the Big Bad, Ordric, of the film's MacGuffin, the Blue Star. She proposes a little intimacy so they can discuss the disposition of the Blue Star, if he'll agree to remove his mask so she can see his face. At the revelation that she's looking at his face, she apologizes and he blows it off. Must happen a lot...
Not a Mask / int_f2aab22d	featureApplicability	1.0
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Galaxina	hasFeature	Not a Mask / int_f2aab22d
Not a Mask / int_f2da188a	type	Not a Mask
Not a Mask / int_f2da188a	comment	In the first episode of The Batman, Batman attempts to wipe the Joker's makeup off to identify him, but it doesn't work.
Not a Mask / int_f2da188a	featureApplicability	1.0
Not a Mask / int_f2da188a	featureConfidence	1.0
The Batman	hasFeature	Not a Mask / int_f2da188a
Not a Mask / int_f31d7d98	type	Not a Mask
Not a Mask / int_f31d7d98	comment	Played with by Drawn Together in a Scooby-Doo parody.
Not a Mask / int_f31d7d98	featureApplicability	1.0
Not a Mask / int_f31d7d98	featureConfidence	1.0
Drawn Together	hasFeature	Not a Mask / int_f31d7d98
Not a Mask / int_f46fa37	type	Not a Mask
Not a Mask / int_f46fa37	comment	Cyrano de Bergerac: In Act I Scene I, Cyrano is described by one of his friends, Raguenau:
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Not a Mask / int_f46fa37	featureConfidence	1.0
Cyrano de Bergerac (Theatre)	hasFeature	Not a Mask / int_f46fa37
Not a Mask / int_f502a38a	type	Not a Mask
Not a Mask / int_f502a38a	comment	In The Smurfs (1981) episode "All The Smurf's A Stage", Timid Smurf has been impersonating various Smurfs in order to show his acting ability, and he is (almost) convincing in each of his roles. When the Smurfs who don't know Timid was doing all these acting roles go to Papa Smurf to tell them that there is a Smurf among them that is impersonating other Smurfs, another Papa Smurf shows up, and Brainy pulls on his beard, thinking him to be the impersonator, only to find that that was the real Papa Smurf and the Papa Smurf they were talking to was Timid impersonating Papa Smurf.
Not a Mask / int_f502a38a	featureApplicability	1.0
Not a Mask / int_f502a38a	featureConfidence	1.0
The Smurfs (1981)	hasFeature	Not a Mask / int_f502a38a
Not a Mask / int_fc83a067	type	Not a Mask
Not a Mask / int_fc83a067	comment	In Scooby-Doo: Monsters Unleashed, the guy working for the Evil Masked Figure is Ned, whom Fred tries to unmask, only to find out that he is exactly as he is.
Not a Mask / int_fc83a067	featureApplicability	1.0
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Not a Mask / int_fd177b01	type	Not a Mask
Not a Mask / int_fd177b01	comment	J-Men Forever. The Lightning Bug is ostensibly a Master of Disguise to explain why he looks like different Republic Film Serial supervillains. At one point he enters as The Crimson Ghost, who hid his Secret Identity behind a skull mask.
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Not a Mask / int_fd177b01	featureConfidence	1.0
J-Men Forever	hasFeature	Not a Mask / int_fd177b01

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Pleasant Goat and Big Big Wolf (Animation) / int_37ddb0bf	type	Not a Mask
Doraemon: Nobita's the Legend of the Sun King / int_37ddb0bf	type	Not a Mask
Deadpool (Comic Book) / int_37ddb0bf	type	Not a Mask
The Joker (Comic Book) / int_37ddb0bf	type	Not a Mask
The Spectacular Spider-Men (Comic Book) / int_37ddb0bf	type	Not a Mask
The Hunchback of Notre Dame / Disney / int_37ddb0bf	type	Not a Mask
Not That Kinda Fired (Fanfic) / int_37ddb0bf	type	Not a Mask
Perfect Masks MHA (Fanfic) / int_37ddb0bf	type	Not a Mask
The Great Alicorn Hunt (Fanfic) / int_37ddb0bf	type	Not a Mask
Ultimate Sleepwalker (Fanfic) / int_37ddb0bf	type	Not a Mask
Help! / int_37ddb0bf	type	Not a Mask
Johnny English / int_37ddb0bf	type	Not a Mask
La Zizanie / int_37ddb0bf	type	Not a Mask
Scooby-Doo: Monsters Unleashed / int_37ddb0bf	type	Not a Mask
The Phantom of the Opera (1983) / int_37ddb0bf	type	Not a Mask
Warcraft (2016) / int_37ddb0bf	type	Not a Mask
A Shocker on Shock Street / int_37ddb0bf	type	Not a Mask
Falling Up (Silverstein) / int_37ddb0bf	type	Not a Mask
I Shall Wear Midnight / int_37ddb0bf	type	Not a Mask
Quozl / int_37ddb0bf	type	Not a Mask
The King in Yellow / int_37ddb0bf	type	Not a Mask
The Reynard Cycle / int_37ddb0bf	type	Not a Mask
Trapped in Bat Wing Hall / int_37ddb0bf	type	Not a Mask
Faceless Eye / int_37ddb0bf	type	Not a Mask
I Love Lucy / int_37ddb0bf	type	Not a Mask
Strictly Come Dancing / int_37ddb0bf	type	Not a Mask
Terrahawks / int_37ddb0bf	type	Not a Mask
The League of Gentlemen / int_37ddb0bf	type	Not a Mask
Cyrano de Bergerac (Theatre) / int_37ddb0bf	type	Not a Mask
Shattered Planet (Video Game) / int_37ddb0bf	type	Not a Mask
Captain Southbird (Web Video) / int_37ddb0bf	type	Not a Mask
The Six Cats Parade (Web Video) / int_37ddb0bf	type	Not a Mask
Buster Wilde Weerwolf (Webcomic) / int_37ddb0bf	type	Not a Mask
League of Super Redundant Heroes (Webcomic) / int_37ddb0bf	type	Not a Mask
Betty Boop's Hollywood Mystery / int_37ddb0bf	type	Not a Mask
Broom-Stick Bunny / int_37ddb0bf	type	Not a Mask
Fangface / int_37ddb0bf	type	Not a Mask
Scooby-Doo! and the Curse of the 13th Ghost / int_37ddb0bf	type	Not a Mask
Scooby-Doo and the Cyber Chase / int_37ddb0bf	type	Not a Mask
Scooby-Doo on Zombie Island / int_37ddb0bf	type	Not a Mask
Straight Outta Nowhere: Scooby-Doo! meets Courage the Cowardly Dog / int_37ddb0bf	type	Not a Mask
The Smurfs (1981) / int_37ddb0bf	type	Not a Mask
Lusternia (Video Game) / int_37ddb0bf	type	Not a Mask

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