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A classic element of any Spy Drama or spoof thereof. A spy's Plot Technology must inevitably be disguised as mundane objects. This can run the gamut from the practical to the ridiculous.
If an episode is to feature a gadget in some way, it will be introduced to the agent and the audience in a scene early on, usually by the Techno Wizard that built it. This scene has a few stock jokes of its own. They usually include the agent almost setting it off, not realizing it's really a gadget; a lecture by a Q-inspired briefing officer on the proper way to use it, and a stern warning not to play with it or break it as the agent did the last ones he was issued. In addition, nowadays the agent mistaking an actual mundane object for a gadget is practically required by all but the most serious examples.
And, in accordance with the Law of Chekhov's Gun, every item introduced in the beginning will be used later in the story, even if it was just an ordinary object (except for Q's lunch, which is used off screen, by Q).
This trope owes its existence mostly to James Bond, but real-life objects like this have been used by spies since the Revolutionary War or earlier.
Favorite objects to use as hiding places:
Briefcases
Canes and walking sticks (great places to hide a long blade)
Cell phones
Combs
Cosmetics
Cigarette cases (in the '60s at least)
Hand fans
Hairdryers
Lighters
Pens
Umbrellas
Wristwatches
And yes, shoes
The more mundane the object, the better. Can be subverted when an agent assumes that a mundane object is a gadget, when it is really just what it looks like. This appears enough to make it an Undead Horse Trope.
Can be inverted if a gadget (say, a gun or a grappling hook) is modded to be mundane (say, a pen).
A collection of seemingly mundane items that can be assembled into a functional weapon is called a Scaramanga Special. See also This Banana is Armed, Prop, and Spy Cam.
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Smurfette from The Smurfs has a Magic Mirror that she talks to Gargamel with embedded inside a makeup compact, which was used in "The Smurfette" and "Smurfette Unmade" when she was an "un-Smurf" working for the evil wizard.
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Kamen Rider Fourze's robots disguise themselves as fast food (though their robot forms are robots and not animals).
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GoldenEye:
There's the classic moment in when Q is in the middle of the gadget briefing, and Bond picks up and begins to examine a submarine sandwich. "Don't touch that! That's my lunch!"
That film's Big Bad is an ex-00 agent, so he knows those tricks. (Boris doesn't, and ends up with the explosive pen).
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Team Fabulous 2: The scene depicted in the video's thumbnail, no less. A BLU Soldier, pinned down by enemy Sniper fire, calls his Engineer teammate using a boot. The Engineer (who is right behind him) answers his call using a banana. The scene is capped off with a Disconnected by Death moment after Engie stands up and gets sniped, leading the Soldier to slam down the boot in frustration.
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Stripperella. Stripperella's extravagant blond hair can serve as a parachute. She also has laser lipstick, a tongue-stud camera, nipples that can cut glass and pumps that enable her to climb up walls. In a parody of Q gadgets, Stripperella is inevitably given a device that turns out to be just what she needs to get herself out of a trap, but turns out to be not quite so useful in practice. An example is when the tech group gives Stripperella a Penny Disintegrator, and she is later trapped in a large jar being filled with pennies. But it takes a full minute for the device to disintegrate a single penny, so she ends up having to just break the jar.
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No One Lives Forever gives Cate Archer a wide array of girly-themed items one could conceal in one's purse or otherwise on their person - from the relatively mundane (e.g. a barrette that flips out into a lockpick, a belt buckle that works as a Grappling-Hook Pistol, or a perfume bottle filled with sleeping gas) to the much more dangerous (e.g. a stun gun disguised as mascara, a cigarette lighter that functions as a welder, or grenades designed like lipstick containers.
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In the musical Spies Are Forever, the song "Pay Attention!" features Barb showing Agent Kurt Mega the various devices she and her team have developed, all disguised as mundane objects (such as a laser hidden in a watch). The concept is then parodied as she and Kurt rattle off an increasingly improbable series of objects that are actually guns ("Coffee cup!" "It's a gun!" "Apple?" "Gun!" "Paper clip?" "Gun!").
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A Certain Magical Index applies this to magic with the Amakusa Christians. Their magic rituals are constructed from objects and actions that each look completely mundane, to the point where they can cast spells in the middle of a crowded street with observers being none the wiser. This also extends to their fighting styles, where any slash, thrust or sidestep can double as a Magical Gesture — the Amakusa leader is even shown to throw deliberately meaningless motions into his attacks just to keep enemy wizards guessing.
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Alias uses this, pretty traditionally, in nearly every episode. However, at least they go to the trouble of designing the gadgets specifically for the mission at hand, or the mission for the gadget, depending on your cynicism. Their "Q" Marshall managed to accidentally set off nearly every one, despite being the one to design them.
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Chuck has a phone in his wristwatch. He keeps on expecting other gadgets to have hidden uses, but they never do.
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Similarly in Hikonin Sentai Akibaranger Season 2, Tsu a corporate spy took her job name too literally and had a shoe phone that also looked like a shoe.
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In Johnny English Reborn, Johnny assumes that a particular umbrella is actually a bulletproof shield when opened. His assistant keeps insisting it's a portable rocket launcher. Naturally, Johnny scoffs at this assumption. As expected, the assistant is right.
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The various James Bond games naturally make use of this.
Agent Under Fire has a cell phone that also comes with a laser, a password cracker, a switch activator, and a grapple hook that can somehow extend for 10 meters or more.
In GoldenEye (1997), Bond's wristwatch serves as the game menu and health/armor indicator and contains a built-in magnet and laser that are used to get out of certain level-specific death traps in a Shout-Out to the movies.
In NightFire, the password-cracking cellphone from Agent Under Fire makes a return as well as a digital camera disguised as a (working) Zippo lighter and a flashbang grenade disguised as an electric shaver.
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The MythBusters once successfully chased a myth about an umbrella that hides a gun. They made a replica that was fully functional and could have fatally wounded someone, and they actually needed special permission to make that kind of disguised weapon.
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In Full House, as illustrated in the episode "The Apartment", Kimmy's personal phone is one of the Sports Illustrated Sneaker Phone, an actual working corded phone built into a sneaker, which was given away as a promotional item with subscriptions to their magazine for a time in the early 90s. Hilarity Ensues when she fumbles her way for her phone, which is next to one of her real shoes, after Danny wakes her up with his call, with her grabbing her shoe by mistake initially.
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Castle Falkenstein: Spies (and quite a few other people) in this game’s part-Steampunk setting love their period-style concealed gadgets, and there are game rules to cover the topic.
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García!: Chencho, Section Nine's resident inventor, devised a number of gadgets disguised as regular items, including lollipops that are actually small hand grenades, which Chencho notes that will not explode as long as you don't remove the wrapping, and an intercom disguised as a pack of cigarettes, with the antenna itself having the appearance of a cigarette.
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The game song styles on Whose Line Is It Anyway? gives us the aptly titled My Shoe Is A Phone.
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Mother of Learning: When he starts learning how to make golems, Zorian makes his sister a simplistic wooden one that can't do much more than nod. However, in further repetitions of the month, he makes more and more sophisticated versions of the doll, until the final version is a bodyguard packed with concealed weapons and defensive wards.
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Totally Spies! has a briefing scene in every episode, and all the gadgets look like they came out of the Barbie doll aisle at the toy store or the contents of a Teenage Girl's purse.
They also tend to have cutesy names like Stuntan Lotion.
Items for Male Agents seem to exist as well. Instead of a compact, Jerry (the Girls' boss) has a communicator disguised as a wallet. A humorous example was a fake mustache designed to hold items, that the girls had to test once. It didn't pass. it grew bigger with every object stored and maintained weight so it eventually became unwieldy and conspicuous.
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Subverted in the Game, Set & Match trilogy by Len Deighton. A Double Agent's house is searched and found to have various spy gadgets disguised as household items. The protagonist says that the KGB gives these gadgets to their agents simply to give their treachery a glamorous James Bond aura, rather than because they're useful.
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An episode of Jake 2.0 has the titular character being sent to Germany to infiltrate a hacker group, who has never seen one another's face. Being a tech geek, Jake is a perfect person to send. Besides himself being the agency's secret weapon (or, rather, the nanites in his body), he is supplied with a tricked-out cell phone that instantly transmits the images taken with its camera to the NSA headquarters. When asked where he plans to keep the phone, Jake suggests the lining of his jacket, only for the incredulous Duarte to point out that it's a phone, so he should treat it as such. When meeting the hacker group, Jake tries to stealthily take pictures, only for the NSA to start receiving dozens of group selfies, since the hackers assume he just wants some pics.
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Spirou & Fantasio: In Le Tombeau des Champignac, Seccotine has a pen with a mike and recorder built in that she uses to secretly record the Count of Champignac's words.
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Supergirl:
Elseworld's Finest: Supergirl & Batgirl: Barbara Gordon -alias Batgirl- wears a miniaturized super-computer disguised as a bracelet.
Supergirl (Wednesday Comics): Aquaman carries a clam-shaped phone hidden in his belt.
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M.I. High has communicator pencils and various "gadgets of the week" that are invariably disguised as innocuous pieces of school paraphernalia.
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Many of the weapons in Kamen Rider Zero-One unfold from briefcase shapes (a sword, a Hand Cannon, and a bow).
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Spy Kids 2: Island of Lost Dreams spoofs this with a gadget watch that does just about everything except tell time. And then there's the Super Prototype that does all that *and* tells time but the trade-off is that (in order to apparently get enough space) it's a gauntlet that covers most of the arm.
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Max & the Midknights: After the Midknights' first encounter with Fendra, Mumblin contacts them through a banana to let them know Sir Gadabout has reached him. After the conversation ends, the banana rots away quickly in Max's hand.
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In Horrors of the Black Museum, Serial Killer Bancroft uses several booby-trapped antiques to commit his murders. The most infamous is probably the binoculars that shoot spikes into the eyes of whoever looks into them.
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Subverted in the Spooks episode "Nest of Angels". An Algerian agent listens politely as MI5 show him a number of disguised communication and bugging devices for his mission to infiltrate a radical Islamic group. The next scene shows him dumping this highly compromising equipment into a canal.
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Was subverted in Austin Powers: International Man of Mystery. When the government supplies Austin with a toothbrush, toothpaste and floss, he figures the paste is a plastic explosive, the brush its detonator, and the floss is garrote wire. Actually, they just want him to do something about his woeful teeth. Double Subversion — Austin actually manages to use all three items in a spy-gadget-like fashion in the course of the film. And gets his teeth cleaned and fixed by the end of the film. It's a Subversion Hat Trick!
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In Honey West, Honey and Sam communicate with microphones hidden in a lipstick case and a pair of sunglasses.
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Æon Flux has a few. Trevor Goodchild owns a golden cigarette case that transforms into a pistol. Aeon herself has a self-destruct mechanism hidden in her backpack that goes off whenever she dies to prevent enemies from looting her corpse & a gimmick tooth with a small compartment in it.
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A few years ahead of the other series on this list, the Oni Riders of Kamen Rider Hibiki carry CDs that can store audio and visual recordings, with autonomous animal modes for the purposes of getting those recordings.
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Parodied in the Discworld novel Thief of Time with the devices of Qu, a History Monk who designs advanced, and often explosive, versions of Ninja weaponry, all disguised as the meagre possessions of an ordinary "Buddhist" monk (rice bowl, prayer blanket, tambourine etc.)
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Richie Rich gave his girlfriend Gloria Glad a commlink disguised as a pair of earrings so they could communicate with each other while she was on a camping trip with her father.
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Spy vs. Spy has several examples of this, as the two spies use these to kill each other. Examples include special shells that disguise their firearms as certain props like hair dryers and cameras. They disguise bombs as harmless items from time to time as well, like books, teeth, and credit cards.
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Mortadelo y Filemón (German: Clever & Smart, French: Mortadel et Filemón or Futt et Fil, Dutch: Paling & Ko, English: Mort & Phil) by Spanish artist Francisco Ibáñez, which started in 1958 provides an early example, and heavily parodies the James Bond spy genre. The series is a bizarre slapstick comedy with even more bizarre gadgets in which the two titular agents are constantly surrounded by idiots, explosions and mad scientists and plagued by bad luck and their own semi-competence, not to mention their choleric superior. The series was never translated into English, though. Sometimes, both Mortadelo and Filemón have it, but usually it's only Mortadelo.
Hilariously played with, as sometimes the Shoephone will have something that makes it ridiculous or painful (such as having an actual phone into the shoe, or an antenna that extends without warning into the ear of the listener) or Mortadelo has done something to the shoe that usually backfires on him (for example, making it sound like a cat and, the next time he is called, a huge bulldog is passing by).
Another joke is having the phone ring at the worst minute possible. Mortadelo performs a mission needing some degree of stealth, for example a burglary. He has managed to not awake their sleeping enemy or bypassed a few guards. Then the phone rings, alerting everyone to his presence.
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In one arc of 21st Century Fox Jack is given a shoe phone after being temporarily recruited by SHADO, even though he doesn't wear shoes.
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Doc Savage, the pulp hero of the 1930's and 40's, was famous for his gadgets (which he usually invented himself).
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Seen in Iron Man 2 when Whiplash escapes from prison with the help of someone sending him plastic explosives that look like his normal cafeteria food, with a note to "enjoy the potatoes."
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Splinter Cell has Sam's wristwatch. Dear God, what can't it do? It can hack computers, disarm bombs, pick locks, scan eyeballs, get fingerprints from a surface, playback voices for getting into voice-locks, show a map with the locations of bad guys, and operate as a standalone computer for storing files and the like. In a goddamn watch. Granted, you are the best spy the NSA has.
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Spitting Image. A spoof of the Spycatcher scandal had Peter Wright being equipped with some retirement gadgets after being booted out of MI5.
An Australian radio skit about the same scandal had a bookseller being exposed as an MI5 assassin when his shoe started ringing, though the fact that he was selling copies of Spycatcher written in invisible ink should have given him away earlier.
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In Science Ninja Team Gatchaman:
G-1 had a glass cutter in the heel of his civilian shoe; the heels themselves were used as suction cups to quietly remove the panel.
G-3 carried explosives in the heel of her civilian shoe. Along with a fuse that needed merely to be tweaked to be lit.
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The Riders of Kamen Rider Geats are given Spider Phones, smartphones that can turn into spider robots.
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Kamen Rider Ghost uses various technological gadgets that become robot animals like Double, though most are more old-fashioned devices than Double's were — for instance, Ghost's phone robot is in the style of an old rotary phone. His other gadgets are a clock and a lantern, while the Sixth Ranger Specter owns a modern cell phone robot.
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Played for laughs in Spy. To maintain her disguise as a frumpy American, Susan's gadgets include chloroform sheets disguised as haemorrhoid wipes, poison antidote disguised as stool softener, a security system neutralizer/pepper spray disguised as anti-fungal spray, and a night-vision scope disguised as a cheap Beaches novelty watch. More are presented in the Creative Closing Credits.
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In Bridge of Spies, Rudolf Abel is shown receiving messages with a fake hollowed-out nickel, while the American U2 pilots are given a silver dollar with a poison-laced pin, to be used if they were in danger of being captured.
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N.E.R.D.S., as a spy series, is rife with these gadgets:
Played for Black Comedy with exploding chewing gum, which the user accidentally swallows, causing them to go "Oh, Crap!" before the resulting explosion.
Matilda/Wheezer's inhalers, which can function as regular inhalers for Matilda's asthma but have a switch that turns them into blowtorches.
Book 2 introduces a pair of Groucho Marx-style glasses, which despite making the wearer look silly, are actually a device called the Schnoz Projector that converts smells into images.
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Parodied in The Pink Panther 2. Steve Martin's Clouseau has a pen disguised as a tape recorder, so he can write down notes without people noticing.
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Darnell from My Name Is Earl has been shown to have several pieces of his hair turn out to be phones - they self destruct after use.
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Even though the James Bond films were famous for this trope, they weren't above sending it up from time to time.
Never Say Never Again
Subverted. Bond drags a goon into a cupboard and put a device that that looks like a cigarette case in his hand. He tell him it's a gyroscopically triggered bomb that will go off if he tilts it at all. Later, he returns to the cupboard, where the goon has made agonising attempts to keep it level. Bond takes it off him, opens it and takes out a cigarette. It was just a cigarette case.
Bond picks up a device that looks like an old-fashioned nasal inhaler and asks Q how it works. Q puts it up his nose and sniffs in, and explains how good it is for his asthma.
GoldenEye:
There's the classic moment in when Q is in the middle of the gadget briefing, and Bond picks up and begins to examine a submarine sandwich. "Don't touch that! That's my lunch!"
That film's Big Bad is an ex-00 agent, so he knows those tricks. (Boris doesn't, and ends up with the explosive pen).
The rebooted films avert this for the most part (Most of the special tools Bond uses are exotic but fairly plausible cell phone apps), even after Q's reintroduction in Skyfall. In that film, he actually lampshades how old hat this trope is:
Despite the above though, Q still equipped Bond with special watches in both Spectre and No Time to Die (an explosive one and an EMP one, respectively).
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Inspector Gadget was himself the hiding object for his gadgets. Penny and Brain had communicators in their watch and collar respectively, and Penny had a "computer book" in the pre-laptop era.
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Elseworld's Finest: Supergirl & Batgirl: Barbara Gordon -alias Batgirl- wears a miniaturized super-computer disguised as a bracelet.
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In The Sarah Jane Adventures, Sarah Jane Smith carried a sonic device similar to the Doctor's sonic screwdriver, concealed in a lipstick.
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In The Promised Neverland, as a gift, Norman is given a pen that, initially stumped as to its purpose as it's completely out of ink (the first clue that it's more than just a pen), later turns out to be a GPS device. It's disguised as a pen to get past Isabella's surveillance.
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Hunter's Hellcats: In Our Fighting Forces #122, the Hellcats are equipped with high-powered explosives disguised as buttons on their uniforms. They use these to blow their way out of the Labyrinth.
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BlazBlue: One of her super moves reveals that Kokonoe's lollipop is capable of generating black holes. She still seems content to put it in her mouth, though, so one wonders what the activation sequence is.
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Never Say Never Again
Subverted. Bond drags a goon into a cupboard and put a device that that looks like a cigarette case in his hand. He tell him it's a gyroscopically triggered bomb that will go off if he tilts it at all. Later, he returns to the cupboard, where the goon has made agonising attempts to keep it level. Bond takes it off him, opens it and takes out a cigarette. It was just a cigarette case.
Bond picks up a device that looks like an old-fashioned nasal inhaler and asks Q how it works. Q puts it up his nose and sniffs in, and explains how good it is for his asthma.
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Hayasaka from Kaguya-sama: Love Is War has a scrunchie with a built in smartphone and a hat with a tablet, both made by her.
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The Impossibles receive their assignments from their chief via TV screen inside a guitar neck.
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Gilligan's Island: In one Dream Sequence, Gilligan imagines himself and the castaways as secret agents. Gilligan's arsenal is disguised as a grooming kit, and the girls have powder compacts and soup ladles as communication devices.
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Star Trek: Deep Space Nine: In the James Bond homage episode "Our Man Bashir", an earring turns out to be a bomb.
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Zootopia: Judy's carrot-shaped novelty pen is also a tape recorder. She uses it to catch people admitting things they shouldn't. Twice.
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Not a Spy Drama example, but Conan from Case Closed does a lot of this. Pretty much the only part of his uniform that isn't some kind of gadget is the suit he wears. (And even that had a tracking device disguised as a button.)
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Get Ace:
The main character wears ordinary-looking braces that hide fifty different gadgets.
The villains have a briefcase that transforms into a helicopter.
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The Equalizer. In "Breakpoint", the title character has been taken hostage and the NYPD try to smuggle him a .22LR pen gun. Unfortunately the terrorist leader recognises it because "We use these too" and uses the pen gun to shoot the fake doctor who delivered it. However given the Stale Beer flavor of McCall's past as an espionage agent, the trope was downplayed; the few spy gadgets he used were mostly stuff you could buy commercially at the time.
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In The Secret Life of Kitty Granger, the spies use tape recorders disguised as pens.
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In GoldenEye (1997), Bond's wristwatch serves as the game menu and health/armor indicator and contains a built-in magnet and laser that are used to get out of certain level-specific death traps in a Shout-Out to the movies.
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Kamen Rider:
Almost all the weapons used by the Riders in Kamen Rider 555 resemble ordinary objects like cellphones or cameras.
In Kamen Rider Kiva, it's revealed that the IXA Riser used to access IXA's Super Mode was, in fact, his mouthpiece the whole time.
A span of multiple series has an interesting variation, where the main character's gadgets can turn into robot animals to improve their function:
A few years ahead of the other series on this list, the Oni Riders of Kamen Rider Hibiki carry CDs that can store audio and visual recordings, with autonomous animal modes for the purposes of getting those recordings.
Kamen Rider Double has gadgets such as phones that turn into robot beetles, a camera that turns into a bat and can capture images/video autonomously, or a wristwatch that turns into a spider, making it a "smart" Grappling-Hook Pistol.
Kamen Rider OOO has "Candroid" robots that transform from soda cans. In addition, there are motorcycles that are disguised as vending machines and stationed around the city (and they dispense the aforementioned Candroids).
Kamen Rider Fourze's robots disguise themselves as fast food (though their robot forms are robots and not animals).
Kamen Rider Ghost uses various technological gadgets that become robot animals like Double, though most are more old-fashioned devices than Double's were — for instance, Ghost's phone robot is in the style of an old rotary phone. His other gadgets are a clock and a lantern, while the Sixth Ranger Specter owns a modern cell phone robot.
Kamen Rider Zi-O has a few gadgets that unfold from pocketwatches. The FaizPhone Xnote Pronounced 10, as a joking nod to iPhone's then current model has a watch and gun mode in addition to becoming a cellphone. Much like 555, the show it's nodding to, the gun mode mostly looks like a cellphone being held like a gun. The other gadgets include the Ridestriker motorcycle, a hawk robot based on one of OOO's Candroids, and a miniature humanoid robot based on a set of Powered Armor from Kamen Rider Gaim.
Many of the weapons in Kamen Rider Zero-One unfold from briefcase shapes (a sword, a Hand Cannon, and a bow).
The Riders of Kamen Rider Geats are given Spider Phones, smartphones that can turn into spider robots.
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Deuce employs a few devices like this in Danger Girl, such as his pineapple communicator (which is a communicator built into a pineapple, not a device which allows him to communicate with pineapples).
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The rebooted films avert this for the most part (Most of the special tools Bond uses are exotic but fairly plausible cell phone apps), even after Q's reintroduction in Skyfall. In that film, he actually lampshades how old hat this trope is:
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M*A*S*H had an inversion of the "it's exactly what it appears to be" sense, even though the case it was inverting wasn't exactly an example:
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Kim Possible has a number of recurring devices, notably her Grappling-Hook Pistol/hair dryer. There are briefing scenes in many episodes, but not all. In her case, it's a stylistic thing; she isn't really trying to hide anything.
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Supergirl (Wednesday Comics): Aquaman carries a clam-shaped phone hidden in his belt.
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A few of these show up in Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney – Dual Destinies. They all belong to the Big Bad of the game, the spy known as the Phantom. He has a wristwatch with a grappling hook and a jamming device in it, and a lighter that conceals a .10 caliber gun.
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Almost all the weapons used by the Riders in Kamen Rider 555 resemble ordinary objects like cellphones or cameras.
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Kamen Rider OOO has "Candroid" robots that transform from soda cans. In addition, there are motorcycles that are disguised as vending machines and stationed around the city (and they dispense the aforementioned Candroids).
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Kamen Rider Zi-O has a few gadgets that unfold from pocketwatches. The FaizPhone Xnote Pronounced 10, as a joking nod to iPhone's then current model has a watch and gun mode in addition to becoming a cellphone. Much like 555, the show it's nodding to, the gun mode mostly looks like a cellphone being held like a gun. The other gadgets include the Ridestriker motorcycle, a hawk robot based on one of OOO's Candroids, and a miniature humanoid robot based on a set of Powered Armor from Kamen Rider Gaim.
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Despite the above though, Q still equipped Bond with special watches in both Spectre and No Time to Die (an explosive one and an EMP one, respectively).
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Used (like just about every other spy trope) in the Leslie Nielsen film Spy Hard.
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Such tools were a major part of Joel Hodgson's prop comedy stand-up routine, and therefore made their way into many of the Invention Exchange segments on Mystery Science Theater 3000. The most outlandish was a submachine gun hidden inside a casserole dish, complete with casserole.
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Both Ben 10 and Ben 10: Alien Force indicate that although the Omnitrix (and even moreso in the Alien Force variation, which has an onboard AI) looks like a watch, it does not tell time.
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Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney features these. The first one to show up is Matt Engarde's watch/cell phone in the fourth case of Justice for All (unless you count the statue/clock of The Thinker from Case 1-1/1-2).
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Thunderbirds does this all the time. The boys all wear communicator watches, there are the portraits that they use to speak through and even light-up drink straws when they want to subtly attract someone's attention. Lady Penelope has a teapot communicator as well as a powder compact one. And probably many more examples this editor has forgotten.note Although given the fact that it is set in the 2060s, bystanders' reaction to said communicators (in one episode Brains is mistaken for delusional for using what is essentially just a smartwatch) borders on Zee Rust
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Mock the Week:
"Now watch carefully, 007, this may look like an ordinary suitcase, but if you push this button a handle comes out and you can wheel it..."
"It's not just a baseball bat, Bond, it's a baseball bat with a nail through it!"
"Ingenious Q, a bomb that's also a rucksack!"
"This is no ordinary pen, Bond! Turn it upside down, the woman's clothes drop off and you can see her tits."
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Despicable Me 2: Lucy Wilde of the Anti-Villain League manages to "convince" Gru to come with her by zapping him with a "lipstick taser".
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Jet Dream: The heroes have a wide array of spy gadgets and weapons, almost invariably disguised as stereotypically "girly" items, from a compact full of "Kayo Powder" to a radio hidden in an earring to Marlene's "Tunic Chute," a skirt that billows out into an emergency parachute.
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Johnny Sokko and His Flying Robot
Johnny gave orders to the titular robot via a communicator hidden in his wristwatch.
Most of the agents from Unicorn have a little and very powerful emergency communicator hidden in the heel of their standard uniform boot. All the agents has to do is flip open the heel, pull out the device and use it.
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In Batman Returns, the Penguin has a gun in his umbrella. And a sword. And a helicopter (try and wrap your mind around that one). A later scene implies that the Penguin has an entire arsenal of different weaponized umbrellas, but he's only seen with one at a time and only exchanges umbrellas in that one scene. Either the Penguin keeps two more umbrellas hidden in his coat, or his standard umbrella functions as both a firearm, a melee weapon, and a personal aircraft.
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These compose Clank's armaments in Secret Agent Clank, including shuriken bowties, an umbrella that shoots electricity, and a briefcase/flamethrower, to name a few.
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A non-espionage example can be found in Coming to America, where Mr. McDowell is seen using a novelty phone shaped like a cheeseburger, flipping open the top bun to talk and closing it to hang up. (This is a real item you can buy, for the record.)
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The main cast of Princess Principal, being undercover spies in a Steampunk Cold War setting, occasionally make use of these gadgets. During her introduction to the team and its equipment, Princess Charlotte picks up a fountain pen from a Wall of Weapons and accidentally puts a bullet in a nearby stone bust.
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Parodied in JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: Golden Wind. Doppio’s main form of communication with his boss is supposedly his cell phone. But when it breaks, he starts grabbing random objects and treating them like phones, going so far as to make ring tone noises himself, while being completely unaware that he's the one making those noises. Among the objects Doppio has used as phones include car charms, toy phones, and frogs. Despite this, Doppio is able to communicate with the boss by using these random objects as phones; presumably the only reason this seems to work is because the boss is his split personality.
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The Venture Bros.:
Brock throws away his disguised spy-gear in disgust in "Assassinanny 911", claiming it either never works right or is outright useless. He's especially disappointed that the cigarettes he's issued aren't real ones for smoking. In flashback, he almost eats a baguette, but is stopped by his fellow agent who warns him "Do not eat that! That is C4!."
The heroes, however, do have video phones in their watches. Dr. Venture's brother JJ does him one better by hiding a phone in the collar of his shirt, allowing him to use it even if he is captured and tied up.
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Bulgarian defector Georgi Markov was killed in London by a poisoned pellet hidden in an umbrella. "Bulgarian Umbrellas" are still occasionally used as a British Unusual Euphemism to describe unorthodox means of murder.
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Get Smart had a number of ridiculous devices; the most famous is the pre-cellular wireless dress shoe that makes this series the Trope Namer. A full list can be found here.
The shoe phone was used to hang lampshades as soon as it was introduced in the series pilot: in one famous sequence, the shoe phone went off in a theatre, breaking any cover Max might have had. In the first season, Max is identified at least once by his ringing shoes.
A Running Gag in the show was whenever Max and Siegfried met face to face, the latter would greet him by clicking his heels and saluting. Max would then do the same, causing an unpleasant "crack" and a loud "DING!" to be heard followed by Max cringing, either from the sound or the fact that he may have broken another phone.
In one episode, Max used the cigarette lighter in his car as a phone. He then had to use the car phone to light his cigarette.
In one episode of the 1990s revival, Max's son is equipped with a gun that's really a flashlight and a flashlight that's really a gun.
In "Pheasant Under Glass", a Kidnapped Scientist had his shoes removed by his captors, but fortunately they missed his sock phone. Unfortunately he's been locked up in a Glassy Prison for several days, so is on the verge of fainting when he uses it.
In "Ship of Spies", Max and 99 have phones in their guns. Needless to say, there were design flaws. ("99, I'm gonna have to hang up now. I may have to fire my phone.")
In "Leadside", Max tries to blow up the Villain of the Week with an explosive fountain pen. It just squirts ink on him, as Max has picked up the wrong pen.
There was an episode where Max wakes up when his phone rings, and he picks up various items around his house, starting with his shoe, and including the log on the fireplace before actually answering the real phone which was the one ringing. One wonders why CONTROL had so many phone devices...
The more one watches this show, the more one becomes convinced that about 90% of CONTROL's R&D budget was allocated to finding new weird places to hide cell phones. Max seems to have at least two dozen hidden phones in his apartment.
"Satan Place" (episode 9 of season 1) features a scene in which Max talks on six hidden phones at once: watch, wallet, tie, garter, belt, and the obligatory shoe.
You know what's even funnier? The Russians had experimented with a shoe recorder and the show was once investigated by the CIA for their Cone of Silence. Especially funny since one of the Running Gags was that the Cone of Silence never worked (in an amazing variety of different ways).
We can't forget the Car Phone, which had Max accidentally dialing the operator every time he turned the steering wheel.
Even Agent 99, arguably the most level-headed member of CONTROL, was not immune:
In one of the movies, The Nude Bomb, a CONTROL agent setting up Max's apartment with various gizmos picks up a stapler phone and tells the person on the other end of the line that he's leaving the stapler location and can be reached through his nose spray before exiting the apartment.
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Homaged in the action parody Cats & Dogs with 'The Russian', a skilled cat-burglar armed with numerous gadgets including the dreaded 'stealth poo' — a huge hairball that he coughs up which contains a container of fake doggy-doo that gets the canine guard thrown out of the house.
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In Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets, Lucius Malfoy keeps his wand concealed in a walking stick with an ornate head. When he surrenders it to Voldemort in Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, Voldy unceremoniously breaks off the top and dumps it on the table in front of Lucius.
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In Kino's Journey: Kino has a knife that also has a gun built in, along with a laser sight for aiming.
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Butch has a radio concealed in his ring in Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kids.
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The key to the Solitaire encrypt in Neal Stephenson's Cryptonomicon: a completely ordinary deck of cards. (Although it turns out Solitaire wasn't as secure as Stephenson had originally thought, so ignore the Perl program in the back of the book.)
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In Lycoris Recoil, the schoolgirl backpacks the Lycoris carry around actually carry pistol magazines on the bottom and the pistols themselves on their sides in quick-release compartments.
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K.C. Undercover to the most part plays this trope straight, where a lot of the Cooper family's gadgets look like ordinary appliances and objects. Examples include KC's glasses (built in with facial recognition and x-ray features), KC and Kira's bracelets (acts as a communication device) and Pop's cane (sprays sleeping gas).
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Super Sentai tends to disguise their Transformation Trinkets as cell phones most commonly, and at times can double as other devices (mostly for controlling mecha). Tokumei Sentai Go-Busters, being espionage-themed, took it up to eleven as most if not all of the team's weapons and gear are designed after ordinary objects (their guns and swords, for instance, are cameras and binoculars). The Power Rangers adaptation, Beast Morphers, on the other hand, downplays the spy aspect and seems to have Adapted Out the alternate forms of the blasters and sabers.
In Power Rangers Zeo, Bulk and Skull seemed to have their jobs as cops confused with spies as they once used a shoe phone that was in the form of a shoe.
Similarly in Hikonin Sentai Akibaranger Season 2, Tsu a corporate spy took her job name too literally and had a shoe phone that also looked like a shoe.
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Undercover Brother. The title character has two pairs of Tricked-Out Shoes and a Gadget Watch. Of course, the purpose of the watch is to spritz hot sauce on white people's food to make it edible.
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Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater:
You can pick up a knockout-gas cigarette case, one of the only weapons that can be used when Snake is disguised as an enemy soldier or scientist. It's also strangely effective against two immune-to-bullets bosses near the end of the game.
Also lampshaded during a discussion between Snake and Major Zero about James Bond, in which Snake comments that (for example) a gun-pen would make him look stupid in the jungle, at which point Zero insists they could build him a gun shaped like a snake, so he can "make it look like [he's] grappling with a giant snake, and then get a shot in on the enemy while they're distracted", and it can "fold up into an attaché case." In which Snake then replied that it was even sillier (then Zero gets upset at Snake for "bashing" Bond).
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The Spy in Team Fortress 2 has, fittingly enough, a disguise kit built into his cigarette case and a cloaking device for a wristwatch. The "Dapper Rogue" catalogue also sells things like these. One unlockable cosmetic for the Spy is the Camera Beard, a regular camera badly-concealed in a fake beard.
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Perfect Dark has a laptop that can turn into a machine gun and a heat-seeking, wall-sticking turret gun. Apparently it has basic computer functions, too, to help sneak it into sensitive areas.
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Doctor Who: "Spyfall", being in part a James Bond homage, naturally does this. The most prominent are the bioscanner disguised as a digital recorder, the camera that can duplicate ID, and the laser gun shoes. One MI6 agent also has glasses with a built-in camera.
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In the Bond-spoof Our Man Flint, the hero Derek Flint turns down a briefcase full of spy weapons in favor of his cigarette lighter - which had 82 different functions. "83, if you want to light a cigarette."
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In the Monty Python's Flying Circus sketch "The Bishop", the Bishop has a phone embedded in his crosier (that is, his staff of bishopishness).
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Late in The Dark Tower series by Stephen King, a town full of people under watch develop plate weapons. They look like dinner plates, can be stored in the cabinet, but thrown just right they can take someone's head right off. Don't grab the wrong side.
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Ultraman went one better with the Science Patrol having a standard communicator pin that was even smaller than the type in Star Trek: The Next Generation. All the agents have to do is pull up a tiny antenna to activate it and send a message.
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Johnny Bravo uses these in its spy parody episode "Bravo, James Bravo". Includes a (weak) laser hidden in a mirror and a bomb-comb.
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In Kamen Rider Kiva, it's revealed that the IXA Riser used to access IXA's Super Mode was, in fact, his mouthpiece the whole time.
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The 2008 Get Smart movie shows several of the original gadgets in a museum, including the shoe phone which Max actually uses, routing a call from it through his cellphone to throw off triangulation. And introduces a few new ones such as a Geiger counter watch.
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Parodied in the Ed, Edd n Eddy episode "In Like Ed". The Eds have somehow become convinced Kevin is spying on the other kids in the neighborhood, and Edd starts preparing spy-gear, including listening devices disguised as household objects and a smoke bomb disguised as a jawbreaker. Ed finds a coathanger, and asks:
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Spoofed in Johnny English: Johnny remarks that the secretary's pen looks just like a spy gadget he used in a previous mission. It looked and functioned like an ordinary pen, but click the end twice and it would turn into a gun that fired sleep darts... he does so, and knocks the secretary unconscious when the pen-gun accidentally misfires.
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In Power Rangers Zeo, Bulk and Skull seemed to have their jobs as cops confused with spies as they once used a shoe phone that was in the form of a shoe.
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Codename: Kids Next Door's 2X4 technology. All the weapons, gadgets, and vehicles are made out of standard props and everyday items. It's amazing how they are able to do it.
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Shoe Phone / int_d69208d2
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Shoe Phone
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Cool McCool has a moustache for a phone.
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1.0
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Shoe Phone / int_d6d59994
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Shoe Phone
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Gadgets featured in Kingsman: The Secret Service include exploding silicon microchips, remote-activated poison pens, double-barrelled hand-pistols, a 50,000 volt electrified signet ring, augmented virtual reality spectacles used as a Spy Cam, super-spy smart watches which can fire sleep darts and magnetized bolas, and shoes with poisoned neurotoxin pop-out blades reminiscent of those seen in From Russia with Love. But the tablets are just off-the-shelf consumer electronics; the civilian computer industry had caught up to the spy world in that area. Harry also mentions that the shoes really did use to have phones in them.
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1.0
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1.0
 Kingsman: The Secret Service
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Shoe Phone / int_d78af2ac
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type
Shoe Phone
 Shoe Phone / int_def32a68
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In Argylle, the first enemy spy who comes for Elly passes as a fan of her books and has a shiv springing out of a pen. He's quickly neutralized by Aiden.
 Shoe Phone / int_def32a68
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1.0
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Shoe Phone / int_def32a68
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type
Shoe Phone
 Shoe Phone / int_df7f5776
comment
In Casino Royale (1967) James Bond is an old-school gentleman spy who, meeting with the secret service heads of the superpowers, contemptuously ridicules the gadgetry concealed on their persons.
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1.0
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1.0
 Casino Royale (1967)
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Shoe Phone / int_df7f5776
 Shoe Phone / int_dfb4ec3e
type
Shoe Phone
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Subverted in Where the Spies Are (1965). The film opens with a KGB briefing on various gadgets used by British agents, which segues to a scene where a British agent is kidnapped by two Russians and uses one of these devices to break free, only to be gunned down as he's running away. Lampshaded in a later scene where the amateur spy played by David Niven runs into a veteran agent and is told to "throw away that rubbish and get yourself a bloody gun."
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Shoe Phone / int_dfb4ec3e
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Shoe Phone
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Sixes and Sevens: For self-defense, Peggy gives Angie a tube of lipstick that can fire a .22 caliber bullet from the bottom when twisted correctly. She admits it's no pistol, but it can do some damage up close and at the very least can distract someone if she needs to make a getaway.
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1.0
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Shoe Phone / int_e096101e
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Shoe Phone
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Parodied in one scene from From Beijing With Love. Ling Ling Chat has what appears to be a walkie-talkie... but it's actually a shaver. He also has what appears to be a shaver... but it's actually a hairdryer. His hairdryer... is actually a shaver. And his shoe? Another hairdryer.
 Shoe Phone / int_e0bef572
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Shoe Phone / int_e0bef572
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Shoe Phone
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The SPY Fox point-and-click games, being an Affectionate Parody of spy fiction, features several as a matter of course. They run the gamut from toothbrush lasers to safe-cracking cheese-and-cracker snacks to instant ski pellets (Just Add Water) to... Silly Putty.
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Shoe Phone / int_e1550346
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Shoe Phone
 Shoe Phone / int_e25322af
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The Homestar Runner Stylistic Suck Show Within a Show Dangeresque either parodies this, or makes it very clear that Strong Bad needs better props: Dangeresque's car phone is a VCR.
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1.0
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Shoe Phone / int_e25322af
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Shoe Phone
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The Prisoner (1967): The episode "The Girl Who Was Death" shows Potter, one of Number 6's fellow spies, undercover as a shoe-shine man. He communicates with HQ via a phone disguised as a polishing brush. Almost a literal Shoe Phone.
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1.0
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Shoe Phone / int_e278316b
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Shoe Phone
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LEGION: In the Elseworld L.E.G.I.O.N. 007: James Lobo in: The Spy Who Fragged Me, Garryn Bek, acting as Q, gives Lobo a golf cart that's a machine gun, a motor scooter that's a rocket launcher, and a cigarette carton that contains a dagger. Lobo's reaction is to "cut out the bull" by pulling them all out of the housings, and just carrying a load of weapons.
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Shoe Phone / int_e281610d
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Shoe Phone
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In NightFire, the password-cracking cellphone from Agent Under Fire makes a return as well as a digital camera disguised as a (working) Zippo lighter and a flashbang grenade disguised as an electric shaver.
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1.0
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Shoe Phone / int_e99e039b
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Shoe Phone
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In Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows, one of Sebastian Moran's weapons is a gun which fires curare darts, hidden inside a walking stick. He uses it when he needs to commit killings in public and then sneak away undetected.
 Shoe Phone / int_eb049de6
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Shoe Phone / int_eb049de6
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Shoe Phone
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These, and other similar communication devices tend to show up repeatedly in Suske en Wiske. The page image for Garbage Hideout shows Jerom using one.
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Shoe Phone
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Inverted in The Tick. When he first enters Arthur's apartment, Tick nearly tears the place apart looking for the switch that activates his secret crime lab. Of course, there isn't one. In the comic book, this leads to the rather awkward question of why Arthur would invite a large, muscular man in tight spandex up to his apartment in the first place.
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Shoe Phone / int_f3c3ca42
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Shoe Phone
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One episode of Diagnosis: Murder has an assassin who's hired to kill someone at the hospital. In order to smuggle a weapon into the hospital, one of her accomplices designs a set of crutches with a removable handle that conceals a pistol.
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Shoe Phone
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Dolphin Trilogy: In Destiny and the Dolphins, John has a set of gadgets made for Vinca and Syn: a ring that contains a transmitter and a pair of earrings that contain receivers, so he can talk to them even when they're not living together.
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Shoe Phone
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Lupin III has used several of these from time to time. Examples include a grappling hook hidden in his wristwatch, exploding rubber ducks, and a communicator in disguise as one of his teeth.
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Shoe Phone
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Agent Under Fire has a cell phone that also comes with a laser, a password cracker, a switch activator, and a grapple hook that can somehow extend for 10 meters or more.
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Shoe Phone / int_f985c67c
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Shoe Phone
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Parodied on the Spongebob Squarepants episode "Spy Buddies": among SpongeBob and Patrick's spy gear are Spongebob's 'coin operated' pants-phone and Patrick's laser shorts, which mess up and fire everywhere when he has to go to the bathroom.
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Shoe Phone / int_fa00b130
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Transformers! Think back to G1: even if the robots that turn into cars and jets don't count, the ones that turn into a radio (Blaster and Soundwave), cassette tapes (dozens of little buggers), and a microscope (Perceptor and, in both the Transformers: Revenge of The Fallen film and toyline, Scalpel). The original Megatron deserves mention since he's an interstellar despot disguised as a Walther P-38 — oddly enough, original James Bond's favorite gun.
The all-time winner has to be Ejector, also from the Revenge of the Fallen toyline. He transforms into a freaking toaster. (He's also an Ascended Meme, having first appeared in a really funny Mountain Dew commercial which also exemplifies this trope.)
Music Label Soundwave has a fully functional MP3 player integrated into his torso, and he maintains his full transforming functionality. Other such Device Label Transformers include Ravage, who becomes a flash drive, Rumble and Frenzy, who become a set of earphones, and Blaster who is also a fully functional USB hub (though the hub takes the shape of a tiny laptop computer).
Movie-toyline Real Gear Transformers become surprisingly realistic devices, including a camera, an MP3 player, a handheld gaming console shaped vaguely like the Wonderswan, a camcorder, a set of electronically enhanced binoculars, and a flip-phone.
 Shoe Phone / int_fb9c177d
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 Shoe Phone / int_fb9c177d
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Shoe Phone / int_fb9c177d
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Shoe Phone
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Like a Dragon Gaiden: The Man Who Erased His Name: The "Spider" and "Firefly" gadgets Kiryu has access to in the Agent style fall into this. The "Spider" is a Grappling-Hook Pistol hidden inside of his wristwatch, while the "Firefly" (as seen in the video example) is a bomb disguised as a cigarette.
 Shoe Phone / int_fd9610f2
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Shoe Phone / int_fd9610f2
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Shoe Phone
 Shoe Phone / int_fdbace96
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In the Gravity Falls episode "The Time Traveller's Pig", Blendin Blandin's time machine resembles an ordinary tape measure.
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Shoe Phone / int_fdbace96
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Shoe Phone
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Kamen Rider Double has gadgets such as phones that turn into robot beetles, a camera that turns into a bat and can capture images/video autonomously, or a wristwatch that turns into a spider, making it a "smart" Grappling-Hook Pistol.
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Shoe Phone / int_fdc66d32
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Shoe Phone
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Used liberally throughout the Alex Rider series, with Alex being given gadgets disguised as all kinds of things: Game Boys, iPods, books, and pens, to name just a few. Smithers really enjoys designing them, and notes that he has much more fun coming up with ideas for a teenager compared to the adults he normally has to equip.
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Espionage Tropes
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Phone Tropes
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Shoe Phone
 Lycoris Recoil / int_7230cfe
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Shoe Phone
 Danger Girl (Comic Book) / int_7230cfe
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Shoe Phone
 Elseworld's Finest: Supergirl & Batgirl (Comic Book) / int_7230cfe
type
Shoe Phone
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Shoe Phone
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Shoe Phone
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Shoe Phone
 Modesty Blaise (Comic Strip) / int_7230cfe
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Shoe Phone
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Shoe Phone
 The Evil Queen (Fanfic) / int_7230cfe
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Shoe Phone
 Totor Verse (Fanfic) / int_7230cfe
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Shoe Phone
 All Hail the King / int_7230cfe
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Shoe Phone
 Apocalypse / int_7230cfe
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Shoe Phone
 Argylle / int_7230cfe
type
Shoe Phone
 Austin Powers / int_7230cfe
type
Shoe Phone
 Bridge of Spies / int_7230cfe
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Shoe Phone
 Carry On Spying / int_7230cfe
type
Shoe Phone
 Casino Royale (1967) / int_7230cfe
type
Shoe Phone
 Casino Royale (2006) / int_7230cfe
type
Shoe Phone
 Cats & Dogs / int_7230cfe
type
Shoe Phone
 District 13 / int_7230cfe
type
Shoe Phone
 From Beijing With Love / int_7230cfe
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Shoe Phone
 From Russia with Love / int_7230cfe
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Shoe Phone
 Get Smart / int_7230cfe
type
Shoe Phone
 GoldenEye / int_7230cfe
type
Shoe Phone
 Hit the Ice / int_7230cfe
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Shoe Phone
 James Bond / int_7230cfe
type
Shoe Phone
 Kingsman: The Golden Circle / int_7230cfe
type
Shoe Phone
 Kingsman: The Secret Service / int_7230cfe
type
Shoe Phone
 Live and Let Die / int_7230cfe
type
Shoe Phone
 Mission: Impossible (1996) / int_7230cfe
type
Shoe Phone
 Moonraker / int_7230cfe
type
Shoe Phone
 Mystery Men / int_7230cfe
type
Shoe Phone
 Never Say Never Again / int_7230cfe
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Shoe Phone
 Our Man Flint / int_7230cfe
type
Shoe Phone
 Rollercoaster / int_7230cfe
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Shoe Phone
 Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows / int_7230cfe
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Shoe Phone
 Skyfall / int_7230cfe
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Shoe Phone
 Spy / int_7230cfe
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Shoe Phone
 Spy Kids 2: Island of Lost Dreams / int_7230cfe
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Shoe Phone
 The Public Pays / int_7230cfe
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Shoe Phone
 The Return of the Tall Blond Man / int_7230cfe
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Shoe Phone
 The Umbrella Coup / int_7230cfe
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Shoe Phone
 U.S. Marshals / int_7230cfe
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Shoe Phone
 Under Ten Flags / int_7230cfe
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Shoe Phone
 Undercover Brother / int_7230cfe
type
Shoe Phone
 Unknown (2011) / int_7230cfe
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Shoe Phone
 Where the Spies Are / int_7230cfe
type
Shoe Phone
 Jorge Joestar / int_7230cfe
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Shoe Phone
 Be an Interplanetary Spy / int_7230cfe
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Shoe Phone
 CHERUB Series / int_7230cfe
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Shoe Phone
 Doc Savage / int_7230cfe
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Shoe Phone
 Dolphin Trilogy / int_7230cfe
type
Shoe Phone
 From Russia with Love / int_7230cfe
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Shoe Phone
 Jack Reacher / int_7230cfe
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Shoe Phone
 Jorge Joestar / int_7230cfe
type
Shoe Phone
 Max & the Midknights / int_7230cfe
type
Shoe Phone
 Mother of Learning / int_7230cfe
type
Shoe Phone
 My Teacher Is an Alien / int_7230cfe
type
Shoe Phone
 Ology Series / int_7230cfe
type
Shoe Phone
 Our Dumb Century / int_7230cfe
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Shoe Phone
 The Man from C.A.M.P. / int_7230cfe
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Shoe Phone
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Shoe Phone
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type
Shoe Phone
 The Promised Neverland (Manga) / int_7230cfe
type
Shoe Phone
 Bat Masterson (1958) / int_7230cfe
type
Shoe Phone
 Burke's Law / int_7230cfe
type
Shoe Phone
 Days of Our Lives / int_7230cfe
type
Shoe Phone
 Deadliest Warrior / int_7230cfe
type
Shoe Phone
 Diagnosis: Murder / int_7230cfe
type
Shoe Phone
 Drake & Josh / int_7230cfe
type
Shoe Phone
 Full House / int_7230cfe
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Shoe Phone
 Gilligan's Island / int_7230cfe
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Shoe Phone
 Honey West / int_7230cfe
type
Shoe Phone
 K.C. Undercover / int_7230cfe
type
Shoe Phone
 Kamen Rider 555 / int_7230cfe
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Shoe Phone
 Kamen Rider Zi-O / int_7230cfe
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Shoe Phone
 M.I. High / int_7230cfe
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Shoe Phone
 Mighty Morphin' Power Rangers / int_7230cfe
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Shoe Phone
 Mission: Impossible / int_7230cfe
type
Shoe Phone
 Power Rangers: Beast Morphers / int_7230cfe
type
Shoe Phone
 Spooks / int_7230cfe
type
Shoe Phone
 Super Robot Red Baron / int_7230cfe
type
Shoe Phone
 The Americans / int_7230cfe
type
Shoe Phone
 The Equalizer / int_7230cfe
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Shoe Phone
 The Girl from U.N.C.L.E. / int_7230cfe
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Shoe Phone
 The Man from U.N.C.L.E. / int_7230cfe
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Shoe Phone
 The Middleman / int_7230cfe
type
Shoe Phone
 The Pretender / int_7230cfe
type
Shoe Phone
 Thunderbirds / int_7230cfe
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Shoe Phone
 Ultraman / int_7230cfe
type
Shoe Phone
 Castle Falkenstein (Tabletop Game) / int_7230cfe
type
Shoe Phone
 Agent Under Fire (Video Game) / int_7230cfe
type
Shoe Phone
 Carmen Sandiego: Junior Detective Edition (Video Game) / int_7230cfe
type
Shoe Phone
 Everything or Nothing (Video Game) / int_7230cfe
type
Shoe Phone
 Infinity Blade (Video Game) / int_7230cfe
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Shoe Phone
 Like a Dragon Gaiden: The Man Who Erased His Name (Video Game) / int_7230cfe
type
Shoe Phone
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type
Shoe Phone
 No One Lives Forever (Video Game) / int_7230cfe
type
Shoe Phone
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type
Shoe Phone
 Police Quest 1: In Pursuit of the Death Angel (Video Game) / int_7230cfe
type
Shoe Phone
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type
Shoe Phone
 Secret Agent Clank (Video Game) / int_7230cfe
type
Shoe Phone
 The Great Ace Attorney (Visual Novel) / int_7230cfe
type
Shoe Phone
 Dr. Havoc's Diary (Web Animation) / int_7230cfe
type
Shoe Phone
 Sad Panda Q&A (Web Video) / int_7230cfe
type
Shoe Phone
 The Eleven Little Roosters (Web Video) / int_7230cfe
type
Shoe Phone
 Love Unlimited (2022) (Webcomic) / int_7230cfe
type
Shoe Phone
 Poppy O'Possum (Webcomic) / int_7230cfe
type
Shoe Phone
 String Theory (2009) (Webcomic) / int_7230cfe
type
Shoe Phone
 Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kids / int_7230cfe
type
Shoe Phone
 Despicable Me 2 / int_7230cfe
type
Shoe Phone
 Inspector Gadget / int_7230cfe
type
Shoe Phone
 Invasion America / int_7230cfe
type
Shoe Phone
 Muppet Babies (1984) / int_7230cfe
type
Shoe Phone
 ProStars / int_7230cfe
type
Shoe Phone
 Secret Squirrel / int_7230cfe
type
Shoe Phone
 Spies in Disguise / int_7230cfe
type
Shoe Phone
 Stripperella / int_7230cfe
type
Shoe Phone
 The Impossibles / int_7230cfe
type
Shoe Phone
 Totally Spies! / int_7230cfe
type
Shoe Phone
 Zootopia / int_7230cfe
type
Shoe Phone
 Get Smart / int_7230cfe
type
Shoe Phone
 The Wild Wild West / int_7230cfe
type
Shoe Phone