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Two Aliases, One Character

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Two Aliases, One Character	comment	There are, supposedly, two characters. Maybe one is never seen, or is only mentioned in passing, or whose face is never seen, or it's a book and the author ain't much for descriptions. These two never meet, are never in the same scene, and/or never interact with the same characters. Eventually it's revealed that they're actually the same person. Note that, contrary to what the trope name suggests, they do not actually need two aliases (i.e. pseudonyms) for this trope to apply â€” but either the characters in-universe or the reader/viewer (or both) need to believe them to be separate people, until The Reveal. This trope also applies to Multiple Personalities, so long as characters/audience are unaware that they physically share the same body. It is possible to use this as Character Development if the character assume(s/d) a new alias unbeknownst to other characters, especially if the previous alias and persona are considered dead or status unknown. It is also used to reveal that a character is Evil All Along, especially if one of the aliases is a Hidden Villain. This is often a source of Wild Mass Guessing, with fans trying to argue that two different characters are really the same person, usually with no given reason why this person would have another identity. Usually involves Secret Identity, though sometimes it's only a surprise to the audience that the characters are the same. Compare Invented Individual, where someone makes up a new identity without pretending to be them (though less personal examples can blur the line between the two); Canon Character All Along, where a new character is revealed to be an already existing character; and Future Self Reveal, where two characters are revealed to be the same person from different points in time. Contrast Collective Identity, which is Two Characters, One Alias.
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Two Aliases, One Character / int_1305c32	comment	Kamen Rider Fourze: The series' Big Bad, initially just called "The Red-Eyed Man", turns out to be Amanogawa High School's chairman Mitsuaki Gamou, former astronaut and implied by a Flashback at the start of the series to be the killer of Kengo Utahoshi's father. One of his Dragons is the incredibly powerful and ruthless Virgo Zodiarts, whose main job is making Gamou's enemies disappear...permanently. Kamen Rider Meteor has his supervisor Tachibana, who tracks Zodiarts from the satellite M-BUS that gives Ryusei the power to transform into Meteor. Later on we meet Dr. Kuniteru Emoto, a friend of Dr. Utahoshi's who is nervous and clumsy but very smart and willing to help Kengo. The big reveal: Emoto is Virgo, Tachibana, and Dr. Utahoshi's killer. They were friends once, but he grew jealous and betrayed his friend — and he's capable of generating the "red eyes" like Gamou. Over time he began to feel remorse for his actions and tried to redeem himself by helping the Kamen Riders as Tachibana in the hopes of stopping Gamou.
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Two Aliases, One Character / int_135f4195	comment	In Dune, the Fremen leader "Liet" and the Planetologist "Dr. Kynes" are actually Liet-Kynes.
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Two Aliases, One Character / int_1463a028	comment	Law & Order: Special Victims Unit: "Families": Jason Connor uses the alias Barry Coyle to continue his long running affair and hide his second family from the first and the first from the second.
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Two Aliases, One Character / int_1510822e	comment	GoldenEye: The eponymous and rarely-seen head of the Janus crime syndicate is revealed to be Big Bad Friend Alec Trevelyan, formerly 006 and believed to be KIA when he and Bond were sabotaging a chemical weapons facility in Arkangelsk nine years prior, when Bond meets him in St. Petersburg.
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Two Aliases, One Character / int_16cfb2e5	comment	The Witchlands: Safi has a beef on Caden, aka the Chiseled Cheater, who "stole" all her money in a card game. Aeduan meets the commander of Prince Leopold's Hell-Bard bodyguards, a man named Fitz Grieg. It's eventually revealed that the two are one and the same: Hell-Bard Commander Caden Fitz Grieg. In Sightwitch, Eridysi finds out that the soldier she's fallen in love with and the Rook King's general she's been wanting to meet for some time are the same person. She calls him out on this, but he replies that he didn't lie to her: he is a soldier, just a really high-ranking one. Bloodwitch reveals that the Ragnor, the Raider King of Arithuania, is really the Rook King's General.
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Two Aliases, One Character / int_195bfe55	comment	The Shadow is actually Lamont Cranston, millionaire. Except he's not. The real Lamont is secretly on an extended vacation so that Kent Allard, the actual Shadow, can enjoy posing as him while doing vigilante work.
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Two Aliases, One Character / int_1adee40d	comment	The World Ends with You has the Composer being Joshua. As well as the mysterious artist CAT being Hanekoma.
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Two Aliases, One Character / int_1af341a1	comment	Disgaea: King Krichevskoy and Mid-Boss in Disgaea: Hour of Darkness. In Disgaea 2: Cursed Memories, Rozalin and the real Overlord Zenon — the Final Boss is an impostor — though Rozalin herself is unaware of this fact.
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Two Aliases, One Character / int_1b021fcb	comment	In Tokyo Ghoul, this serves as The Reveal of the series finale. The Aogiri Tree executive Eto Yoshimura (real name), horror novelist Sen Takatsuki, and the mysterious One-Eyed Owl are the same person. The Big Bad of :re goes by three aliases, much like Eto. He is Kichimura Wasshu, Bastard Bastard son of Tsuneyoshi Wasshu; Nimura Furuta, mild-mannered assistant to Shiki Kijima; and Souta, member of the Pierrot Clown gang.
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Two Aliases, One Character / int_1b7f85df	comment	In K, Shiro is actually Adolf K. Weismann, the Silver King, in the body of an Ordinary High-School Student.
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Two Aliases, One Character / int_1bdeba5a	comment	This was the original plan for the X-Men character Xorn by creator Grant Morrison; after a long time serving on the team, Xorn unmasked and turned out to be Magneto. Ultimately subverted by Executive Meddling when Xorn was retconned as an original character who believed himself to be Magneto.
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Two Aliases, One Character / int_1beda93b	comment	Sluggy Freelance: Kusari is never seen outside her all-concealing ninja suit until her Dramatic Unmask twenty years into the comic's run. More accurately, never seen except in her other identity as Sasha. Unlike most examples, Kusari is able to share scenes with her other role since she is secretly a cloned Hive Mind.
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Two Aliases, One Character / int_1cc8e29f	comment	Destiny: Youâ€™re informed fairly early that Dredgen Yor was an evil Guardian and that his true identity was concealed from the public. You donâ€™t learn until much later that his true identity is one of the other Posthumous Characters you hear a lot about; Rezyl Azzir, the much-beloved Greater-Scope Paragon. The Vanguard covered up the fact that he became Dredgen out of fear of what it would do to morale.
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Two Aliases, One Character / int_1d75c931	comment	In The Girl Who Circumnavigated Fairyland in a Ship of Her Own Making, the lost Good Queen Mallow is now the semi-villain Marquess.
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Two Aliases, One Character / int_1de036cc	comment	Kamen Rider Wizard: From the start of the series we have the "White Wizard", the enigmatic Rider-like mentor who appeared to Haruto after he survived the Sabbat, giving him the Transformation Trinket and training he needed to become Wizard. Partway through the series, a mysterious man shows up at the antiques shop and commissions "Pops" Wajima to craft him a magic ring; Haruto's contacts in the government identify the man as Sou Fueki, a physicist and college professor. While Fueki being the White Wizard is obvious enough, the real reveal is that he's also Wiseman, the Big Bad who's been commanding the Phantoms, and is really playing both sides to achieve his ultimate goal, resurrecting his deceased daughter. Post-series it was revealed that the White Wizard's official name is "Kamen Rider Wiseman", which was kept hidden for obvious reasons.
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Two Aliases, One Character / int_1e015a5d	comment	In The Empire Strikes Back, Luke meets a weird little green hermit on Dagobah who says he can take him to Jedi Master Yoda. He soon realises that the hermit actually is Yoda himself, who had been giving him a Secret Test of Character.
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Two Aliases, One Character / int_1e1104e9	comment	The child protagonist Casey in Masquerade is revealed to be a younger version of the antagonist Rose (whose real name is Casey Rose). Confused? There are actually two narrative threads happening at the same time, separated by many years.
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Two Aliases, One Character / int_1e38d32	comment	Fear Clinic: The masked shooter from the diner turns out to be the most recent patient at the clinic, Blake.
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Two Aliases, One Character / int_1f207ac7	comment	The Dalemark Quartet: In the fourth book, The Crown of Dalemark, Maewen, who is from the future, knows that the first King of Dalemark after the interregnum was Amil I "the Great". At the climax of the book, it's revealed that Mitt, introduced in book 2, Drowned Ammet, becomes Amil, taking it as his regnal name. It's hinted at in the fact that both Mitt and Amil are shortened variants of Alhammitt.
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Two Aliases, One Character / int_1f4bace1	comment	Cleverly used in the Terok Nor book Dawn of the Eagles, in which a single character is secretly both a member of the Orallian religious underground and a Central Command officer. Both roles use his real name, with the twist that the narration for one role is on a First-Name Basis, and the other on Last-Name Basis. Thus, The Reveal is as simple as him saying his full name, Thrax Sa'kat.
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Two Aliases, One Character / int_2192aeb3	comment	Fire Emblem: Parodied with Devdan and Danved in Fire Emblem: Path of Radiance. Despite doing absolutely nothing to chance his appearance, Danved still claims he's not Devdan. Played straight with The Black Knight and General Zelgius, and Sephiran and Lehran. Fire Emblem: Three Houses: The true name of "the goddess" worshiped by the Church of Seiros isn't revealed until a few months into the game: it's Sothis, as in the young-looking girl whose spirit is bound to the protagonist's. Saint Seiros and the Four Saints Macuil, Indech, Cichol and Cethleann were the legendary heroes who defeated Nemesis a thousand years ago. They are still around as Rhea, Lord of the Desert, Lord of the Lake, Seteth and Flayn, respectively.
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Two Aliases, One Character / int_219914e9	comment	Gen is actually the Queen's Thief, Eugenides, revealed at the end of The Thief, the first book in The Queen's Thief series.
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Two Aliases, One Character / int_222c2051	comment	In the second season of Chuck, the main focus for the protagonist is to find two people: Orion, the creator of the Intersect project whom no one he's spoken to has seen or heard from, and his estranged father, Stephen Bartowski. Naturally, Stephen is Orion.
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Two Aliases, One Character / int_227a9bb9	comment	In the Coldfire Trilogy, Gerald Terrant passes himself off as a servant to the Hunter, but is actually the Hunter himself.
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Two Aliases, One Character / int_25d97c04	comment	The James Bond film series has several such instances: Mr. Big, the Harlem drug lord who's planning on trafficking free heroin in Live and Let Die, turns out to be Dr. Kananga, the strongman ruler of the fictional Caribbean country of San Monique. GoldenEye: The eponymous and rarely-seen head of the Janus crime syndicate is revealed to be Big Bad Friend Alec Trevelyan, formerly 006 and believed to be KIA when he and Bond were sabotaging a chemical weapons facility in Arkangelsk nine years prior, when Bond meets him in St. Petersburg. Die Another Day: Gustav Graves, the young head of a new multinational corporation that managed to corner the world diamond market is revealed to be Colonel Tan-Sun Moon, formerly of the Korean People's Army who was presumed dead by MI6 after Bond's mission in the Korean DMZ in the Action Prologue seemingly killed him — turns out he escaped death unbeknownst to both Western intelligence as well as his own father General Moon. It's unexpected since Gustav Graves, played by Toby Stephens, is visibly Caucasian while Colonel Moon, played by Will Yun Lee, is visibly Asian — this is explained in-universe by a radical new gene-therapy technology that could change the looks of a persom better than plastic surgery, which Moon took advantage of in Cuba while laying low during the years Bond spent as a POW in North Korea. The Big Bad in the Daniel Craig-era Bond films is revealed to be Franz Oberhauser in Spectre, the son-by-blood of Bond's foster father. He took on the name Ernst Stavro Blofeld, the name of the Big Bad who appeared in the Sean Connery and Roger Moore films prior to the reboot, as Oberhauser rejected his birth name after seeing his father favor James over him when they were children, eventually murdering their father and taking on his mother's maiden name.
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Two Aliases, One Character / int_25dc04aa	comment	Norby, the Mixed-Up Robot: Ing the Ingrate is deceiving everyone by wearing a voice distorter and a mask to prevent people from learning his true identity; Agent Two Gridlow. It isn't revealed until the penultimate chapter, and neither character is on-screen for very long.
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Two Aliases, One Character / int_25f6f1a0	comment	In Umineko: When They Cry, it's heavily implied and later confirmed in the manga that Beatrice, Shannon and Kanon are all the same person; their true identity is Sayo Yasuda, who originally created them as "characters" that they pretend to be in order to cope with their low self-esteem and gender issues. However, in a twist on this trope, while these three characters are often shown interacting with one another to the viewer, the catch is that no one In-Universe ever sees them together outside of fantasy scenes (which are narrated by Beatrice, so you can't trust them). The conversations between these characters are meant to represent Sayo's inner conflicts.
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Two Aliases, One Character / int_2a458d08	comment	Zones of Thought: A justifiably partial example appears in The Children of the Sky. What's left of Steel is disguised as Screwfloss using fake dyed pelt-markings, but when one of his members is killed, he loses some cognitive capacity, which causes him to be lax in keeping the disguise maintained.
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Two Aliases, One Character / int_2a8943c0	comment	The first episode of season 2 of Miraculous Ladybug reveals that Hawk Moth and Gabriel Agreste are one and the same.
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Two Aliases, One Character / int_2b785ed	comment	In The Case Of The Golden Idol, Lazarus Herst is the alter ego of Peter Cloudsley. Having used the idol's powers to make himself younger, Cloudsley fakes his death and resumes his work under his new identity.
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Two Aliases, One Character / int_2c2a56e3	comment	In The Phantom Menace, it's revealed that Queen Amidala and her handmaiden PadmÃ© are actually one and the same, the Queen having swapped places with a lookalike handmaiden for her protection. The fact that Natalie Portman (PadmÃ©) and Keira Knightley (decoy SabÃ©) look quite similar and that the Queen is always wearing rather elaborate make-up and clothing helps to keep up the charade; apparently, their own parents had difficulty telling them apart on set when they were in full costume.
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Two Aliases, One Character / int_2d316ba2	comment	There are two villains in the 2003 version of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: The Shredder and Ch'rell, the evil Utrom prisoner that caused the Utroms to crash land on Earth millennia ago. Guess what is the result?
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Two Aliases, One Character / int_2d644371	comment	Tales Series: Tales of Symphonia: Regal Bryant, who manages to fit this trope despite never using an alias. The convict in your party is only referred to as Regal, while the Lezareno executive is consistently referred to as President Bryant. This is taken even further with Mithos, the half-elf child you meet and befriend after his home is attacked. Not only is he the same Mithos as Mithos the hero, but his last name is revealed to be Yggdrasill, the older-looking main villain of the game who you've already met and battled at the time. In Tales of Vesperia, it is revealed that Raven, trusted member of your party and the guild Altosk, is actually Captain Schwann of the Imperial Knights.
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Two Aliases, One Character / int_2e1df124	comment	In Wreck-It Ralph, King Candy, the ruler of the Sugar Rush arcade racing game, is revealed in the climax to be Turbo, the hero of an older generation racing game who was notorious among his fellow video game characters for hacking a newer game out of jealousy, which ended up breaking both in the process. It is revealed that he survived the event and did the same thing to Sugar Rush, only with a bit more subtlety.
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Two Aliases, One Character / int_2ee377b6	comment	In Career of Evil, Donald Laing and Ray Williams are the same person. Laing (his true identity) uses crutches he doesn't need when acting as himself, and when he meets Strike in the guise of Ray Williams, he uses a different accent and rubs something in his eyes to make himself cry, so he can hold a handkerchief to his face.
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Two Aliases, One Character / int_2efce5b0	comment	The Raincoat Killer in Deadly Premonition is George Woodman.
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Two Aliases, One Character / int_303f74a5	comment	When They Cry: Higurashi: When They Cry: In a couple of arcs, Shion combines this with Twin Switch and Mind Screw. She imprisons her sister and becomes 'Mion' to the public eye, but continues to contact Keiichi as Shion. Later on, it turns out that the local god and Big Bad Oyashiro-sama is the small and innocent Hanyuu Furude. The true Big Bad, the false Oyashiro, is later revealed at the end of that same arc to be local nurse Miyo Takano. In Umineko: When They Cry, it's heavily implied and later confirmed in the manga that Beatrice, Shannon and Kanon are all the same person; their true identity is Sayo Yasuda, who originally created them as "characters" that they pretend to be in order to cope with their low self-esteem and gender issues. However, in a twist on this trope, while these three characters are often shown interacting with one another to the viewer, the catch is that no one In-Universe ever sees them together outside of fantasy scenes (which are narrated by Beatrice, so you can't trust them). The conversations between these characters are meant to represent Sayo's inner conflicts.
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Two Aliases, One Character / int_305d1c25	comment	In Cucumber Quest, Princess Azalea and Mr. R turn out to be the real identities of Saturday and Brambleby, respectively.
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Two Aliases, One Character / int_3127e38	comment	A very minor example in universe occurs in The Newsroom, Both Will Macavoy and Charlie Skinner have sources that told them about war crime committed by the US government, while the story was pretty much a go at that point Will's source cinches the deal and galvanizes the crew. Since the story is told via flashback the audience is instantly aware that they share the same source, but none of the characters realize that till it's much too late.
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Two Aliases, One Character / int_32422cb3	comment	Magnum, P.I.: Magnum suspects this about Higgins, that he is secretly author Robin Masters, the never-seen owner of their estate. Higgins even seems to confirm this to him at one point, but then quickly walks it back.
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Two Aliases, One Character / int_32c541e6	comment	Fullmetal Alchemist (manga and Brotherhood anime): Pride, the most powerful of the Homunculi, turns out to have a public identity the Elric brothers are familiar with: Selim Bradley, the "son" of Fuhrer King Bradley/Wrath. Subverted by Van Hohenheim and Father. Considering that they look exactly alike and that Hohenheim is secretive, morally ambiguous, and much longer-lived than any normal human, it's reasonable to assume that they're the same person. Turns out that Father is a DoppelgÃ¤nger who took on Hohenheim's appearance due to some shared history and Applied Phlebotinum. Not only that, the two fill the roles of Big Good and Big Bad, respectively.
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Two Aliases, One Character / int_33728d94	comment	In Dragaera, Kiera the Thief is also Sethra Lavode. In this case, the two characters share some common friends, but The Reveal is totally a shock because they seemingly have little in common, although once the reveal is made, clues in earlier books become noticeable.
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Two Aliases, One Character / int_341c02e9	comment	In Batman Begins, Bruce meets Ducard who acts as a spokesperson for the legendary Ra's al Ghul. It turns out that the Ra's al Ghul that Bruce had met was more likely to be a decoy while Ducard is the actual Ra's al Ghul.
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Two Aliases, One Character / int_37a71462	comment	In Les MisÃ©rables, Jean Valjean is also known as Monsieur Madeleine, Ultime Fauchelevent, and Monsieur Leblanc which are both twists in-universe and out (although more so the former). Also, the Jondrettes later in the novel are revealed to be the Thenardiers.
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Two Aliases, One Character / int_3b442d5c	comment	In Sly 3: Honor Among Thieves, Penelope and the Black Baron are the same character. It also happens in the fourth game, with Penelope again, posing as the Black Knight.
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Two Aliases, One Character / int_3c912cc2	comment	In Tales of Vesperia, it is revealed that Raven, trusted member of your party and the guild Altosk, is actually Captain Schwann of the Imperial Knights.
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Two Aliases, One Character / int_3da9c1a3	comment	In the Bravoman web comic series, Bravowoman turns out to be Bravoman's lawyer.
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Two Aliases, One Character / int_4064e1e8	comment	Tin Man had a mild example when the party went to find "The Seeker" in the realm of the unwanted, who could guide them to Ahamo, one of the Queen's helpers. Well, yes, they are the same fellow... and that same fellow's third alias was the Queen's consort (and DG & Azkedellia's father).
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Two Aliases, One Character / int_42c17ca1	comment	Power Rangers in Space: Astronema/Karone. The former even gained a physical form so that they could fight for the latter's redemption.
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Two Aliases, One Character / int_44127c7c	comment	Power Rangers: Power Rangers in Space: Astronema/Karone. The former even gained a physical form so that they could fight for the latter's redemption. Power Rangers Wild Force: Master Org turned out to be Dr. Adler... until the real Master Org takes over Adler's body upon Adler's death. Power Rangers: Dino Thunder has the Jekyll & Hyde type in Mesogog/Anton Mercer, but also Elsa/Principal Randall, who is both a Sadist Teacher and The Dragon. Power Rangers Mystic Force: Koragg/Leanbow. Power Rangers Jungle Fury: After his animal spirit is injured, R.J. begins turning in a werewolf and attacking the Rangers. Power Rangers RPM: It turns out that Tenaya 7 is Dillon's sister and was previously held captive as Subject T-78.
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Two Aliases, One Character / int_4447c168	comment	L isn't just one of the top 3 detectives in the world, he's all of them under separate aliases. In Another Note, Mello estimates the number of aliases L goes by to be somewhere in the three-digit range.
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Two Aliases, One Character / int_47275c2a	comment	The second story arc in Beware the Batman features a bit character called Dane Lisslow, who later befriends Bruce Wayne. The rest of the arc later introduces Deathstroke and a Batman impostor. The impostor is later revealed to be Lisslow, who was forced to dress up as Batman by Deathstroke, who held his son hostage. Lisslow seemingly dies after the reveal. Come the next episode, it turns out Lisslow faked his death and his backstory. He IS Deathstroke. The same voice actor voicing another unrelated character further maintained the mystery until the reveal.
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Two Aliases, One Character / int_474c18c1	comment	Two examples in BioShock Infinite: Robert and Rosalind Lutece turn out to be not twins, but different instances of the same person, who happened to be of the opposite gender in a different timeline. Also, the protagonist of the game, Booker DeWitt, and the Big Bad Father Comstock likewise turn out to be the same person from different timelines. To kill Comstock for good, Booker has to go back in time to before the two diverged and kill himself.
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Two Aliases, One Character / int_49a88442	comment	Final Fantasy XIV: The Shadowhunter encountered in Patch 4.3 is a gunblade-wielding Garlean who claims to have history with the Scions and the Warrior of Light when he comes to Alphinaud's aid in the Burn. This is because he's Gaius van Baelsar, and he's out to kill every Ascian he can get his hands on as revenge for manipulating him and for the destruction at the Praetorium. Solus zos Galvus, the first emperor of the Garlean Empire, dies relatively early in the plot to illness. However, it's later revealed that he is in fact Emet-Selch, the mysterious third Paragon of the Ascians, who used his death as Solus to plunge Garlemald into a bloody Civil War. The Shadowkeeper is a mythical figure from Norvandt's past who once terrorized the land and did battle with its Warriors of Light. In the wake of the Flood of Light, the Shadowkeeper has almost been deified as an embodiment of darkness while the Warriors of Light are scorned for nearly ending the world. The Shadowkeeper is in fact Cylva, the barmaid at the Wandering Stairs, and once a Warrior of Light of the Thirteenth. She once journeyed alongside Ardbert's party and became the Shadowkeeper in a desperate attempt to save her world. But she later realized her folly and now hopes to preserve her friends' memory through the true story of their heroics.
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Two Aliases, One Character / int_4b6f8e36	comment	The entire team of Thunderbolts in their first run.
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Two Aliases, One Character / int_4d5b6107	comment	The Usual Suspects features the hapless Verbal Kint interrogated by Agent Kujan, recounting how he and several other criminals, led by ex-cop Dean Keaton, were press-ganged into working for the illusive mastermind Keyser Soze. In The Summation, Kujan surmises that Keaton was in fact Soze all along, posing as a Jerk with a Heart of Gold to manipulate Kint and the other criminals, and then personally dispose of them. However, in the movie's Signature Scene a few minutes later, Kujan realizes too late that he had it backwards; Soze is actually Kint himself.
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Two Aliases, One Character / int_50bcf7a6	comment	In Homestuck, the rude but seemingly harmless undyingUmbrage is later revealed to be the younger version of Lord English.
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Two Aliases, One Character / int_5268a4ed	comment	Kamen Rider Build does this legitimately with Blood Stalk, the mysterious and eccentric enemy commander who's present from the start of the series. Fairly early on it's revealed that he's actually Soichi Isurugi, the mysterious and eccentric coffee shop owner who's been helping Build from the very beginning. Later on, it's revealed that "Stalk" is actually an alien entity named Evolt that was possessing Isurugi and trying to reclaim his original power so he can destroy Earth.
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Two Aliases, One Character / int_52a9490e	comment	Played strangely in Kamen Rider Ghost - the ghostly Sage who assists the heroes is obviously played by the same actor as the villains' Minister Edith, but they're so different in personality and goals that it's unclear whether this is at play or there's some other reason for their resemblance (further confused by implications that one or both characters can create Artificial Ghosts). Then the heroes start meeting with Edith, and he doesn't seem to recognise them or know who the Sage is. The truth is revealed anticlimactically when at one of their meetings, Edith forgets to change out of his Sage outfit.
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Two Aliases, One Character / int_55145659	comment	So I'm a Spider, So What?: Shiraori, the Big Bad to Shun, one of the main characters, and the one responsible for his brother's death is Kumoko, the other main character, after she has ascended to a God.
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Two Aliases, One Character / int_559e9fc	comment	The Westworld first season finale gives us two of these reveals. We first found out that the chivalrous, likeable William and the older, seemingly sociopathic Man in Black are the same person separated by 30 years, all of William's scenes having actually been flashbacks. Then we discover that our protagonist Dolores is in fact Wyatt, the sinister cult leading boogeyman-like figure oft mentioned throughout the season (specifically, Wyatt is a character who's code was merged with Dolores' decades earlier, and who she ends up channeling in full force once she achieves sentience).
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Two Aliases, One Character / int_5690420f	comment	In DuckTales (1987) episode "The Masked Mallard", there is the titular character of the episode gone rogue and a reporter named Lawrence Loudmouth bad mouthing him. It turns out he's the criminal.
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Two Aliases, One Character / int_57217bee	comment	Prelude to Foundation: Cleon I's Chief of Staff, Eto Demerzel, is hiding a secret identity; he's actually R. Daneel Olivaw, from Robots and Empire. Chetter Hummin is suspicious of him, and tries to help Hari Seldon avoid the man behind the throne, because Eto is hiding secrets and will want to use Seldon's work for selfish reasons. This works up until the climax, when Seldon encounters Eto Demerzel directly, and realizes that Chetter Hummin is a false identity used by Demerzel to control his actions all along. The identity (Chetter Hummin) is a pun — he's cheating at being human — because he's a robot.
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Two Aliases, One Character / int_5755b96a	comment	The Order of the Stick: The elf ambassador Polozius turns out to be a fabricated name and disguise by Zz'dtri.
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Two Aliases, One Character / int_58808436	comment	Higurashi: When They Cry: In a couple of arcs, Shion combines this with Twin Switch and Mind Screw. She imprisons her sister and becomes 'Mion' to the public eye, but continues to contact Keiichi as Shion. Later on, it turns out that the local god and Big Bad Oyashiro-sama is the small and innocent Hanyuu Furude. The true Big Bad, the false Oyashiro, is later revealed at the end of that same arc to be local nurse Miyo Takano.
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Two Aliases, One Character / int_59b2199f	comment	It also happens in the fourth game, with Penelope again, posing as the Black Knight.
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Two Aliases, One Character / int_5afbc0cb	comment	In Undertale, the killer referred to as "ASGORE" and the friendly King Dreemurr are the same person. The Reveal happens long before you meet him, however, and as none of the monsters are under any illusions as to the king's full name, it's only a Tomato Surprise. A much bigger spoiler is Flowey being the "dead" prince, Asriel Dreemurr. This one is known to almost nobody and only ever gets revealed to you.
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Two Aliases, One Character / int_5d92b95a	comment	From Danganronpa Zero, Ryoko Otonashi is Big Bad Junko Enoshima after getting amnesia.
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Two Aliases, One Character / int_5e2970b7	comment	Scylla/Henry Levy in Marathon Man. The novel makes a big secret out of it.
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Two Aliases, One Character / int_5f624bf5	comment	Dressed to Kill: Dr Elliott and the transgender mass murderer Bobbi are the same person.
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Two Aliases, One Character / int_5f6f0132	comment	In Disgaea 2: Cursed Memories, Rozalin and the real Overlord Zenon — the Final Boss is an impostor — though Rozalin herself is unaware of this fact.
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Two Aliases, One Character / int_5f831ed	comment	Murder on the Orient Express, Mrs. Hubbard is actually Linda Arden, Daisy Armstrong's grandmother.
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Two Aliases, One Character / int_645d2bd1	comment	In Warbreaker, it turns out that the infamous Kalad the Usurper, who nearly started a world war; and the revered Peacegiver, who ended it; were really the same person, who had become The Atoner, even though history thinks this was two different people. That person has many names, and is currently known as Vasher, and their "real" name (or at least the name they were given when they Returned) was Warbreaker the Peaceful.
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Two Aliases, One Character / int_64791462	comment	In A Feast for Crows, Samwell Tarly briefly meets a girl called Cat. The reader knows all along that Cat is really Arya Stark, and that she is the sister of Samwell's friend Jon Snow, but he is oblivious to this.
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Two Aliases, One Character / int_668fe647	comment	Foreign Affairs (1984): Fred eventually figures out that his high-class actress girlfriend Rosemary, and Rosemary's foul-mouthed Cockney cleaning lady Mrs. Harris, are the same person. Rosemary, who 1) has long wanted to play working-class characters, but doesn't get offered such parts, and 2) is eventually revealed to be mentally unstable, has occasionally been masquerading as an otherwise non-existent cleaning lady for months.
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Two Aliases, One Character / int_66fa90fe	comment	Sir Gawain and the Green Knight: Lord Bertilak and the Green Knight turn out to be the same person.
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Two Aliases, One Character / int_6744d821	comment	In the second season of The Owl House, we learn about a 17th century human named Philip Wittebane, who was trapped on the Boiling Isles before Luz, and whose journal Luz uses to try to find a way home. In the episode "Elsewhere and Elsewhen", it's revealed that Philip would later become none other than Emperor Belos. Luz simply failed to recognize Belos as Philip because in the meantime, he had aged significantly, shaved off his beard, and gained a band of horrible rot across his face due to the amount of palisman essence he had to consume to keep himself alive for over 350 years.
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Two Aliases, One Character / int_6963387f	comment	Lenna's Inception: Beating each archangel boss gives Lenna a corrupted memory, a flashback that reveals some information about the backstory. A character who frequently appears in these is an archangel whose name is a glitchy mess. The final corrupted memory, called "Lenna's Inception", reveals that this archangel is Lenna, who was transformed into a human.
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Two Aliases, One Character / int_6c39a620	comment	Ascendance of a Bookworm: This is done with the archduke of Ehrenfest. He gets several mentions in the story that don't include his first name, only to properly debut via a King Incognito during which he goes by his real first name. On top of this, a character who debuts much earlier than the archduke of Ehrenfest turns out to be a member of his family, but always refers to him by title in public and, in one case, his own thoughts. There is also a chapter establishing that character's family situation that mentions the relative who's the archduke via the nature of their familial relationship all while not using any titles or names. A young girl from a wealthy family is basically engaged to an adult noble and will become his mistress as soon as she reaches adult age. Later in the story, an Impoverished Patrician noble the protagonist met more or less by chance mentions that he had to acquire a large sum of money he needed by borrowing it from the family of his older brother's mistress. That scene might be a good time to remember that at that point, all the reader knows of the man to whom the aforementioned wealthy young girl is "engaged" is his name and the fact that he's part of the nobility's lowest strata.
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Two Aliases, One Character / int_6cd819eb	comment	Skulduggery Pleasant likes to do this. In Last Stand of Dead Men, Ravel reveals himself to be The Man with the Golden Eyes after killing Ghastly and Anton. In Resurrection, Lethe is Savant.
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Two Aliases, One Character / int_6d9a0c36	comment	There's a number of examples of this in The First Law and its semi-sequels: Early in the first trilogy, dashing soldier turned disfigured Torture Technician Inquisitor Glokta has his Big Fun former friend and comrade Salems Rews shipped to a penal colony in the North for defrauding the Crown. In the story line set in the North, one character who appears is the hideously burned convict and ex-soldier Pike. There's no real hint that Rews and Pike are the same person, and it is therefore a shocking twist when Pike/Rews pulls No Doubt the Years Have Changed Me on Glokta at the very end of the trilogy. In Best Served Cold, the antiheroine Monza is nursed back to health after her attempted murder by a somewhat creepy man calling himself the Bone Thief. Also appearing in the novel is the seasoned Professional Killer Shenkt. What makes the reveal that the two men are the same person a bit of twist is that the Bone Thief was established as an ally of Monza and Shenkt at least ostensibly accepted a commission to kill her. In Red Country, although the real names of the characters are never said, the reader is to understand that The So-Called Coward Lamb is The Dreaded Logen Ninefingers/The Bloody Nine and The Mayor is former Merchant Princess Carlot dan Eider. The magus Bayaz has ruled the Union behind the scenes for centuries, something which he accomplished through multiple instances of this. Bayaz is bald as have been the lead advisers to various kings and Bayaz claims apparently truthfully that all of those bald men were actually just him. Among other things, he was Bialoveld, known for being The Good Chancellor and producing Machiavellian political writings, as well as the arch-reactionary Zoller who founded the Inquisition and enforced the law through torture and repression. Additionally, Bayaz controls the powerful bank Valint and Balk and is both Valint and Balk.
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Two Aliases, One Character / int_6e73440d	comment	In The Victors Project series: The Big Bad of The Bonds of Blood is The Speaker, who was driven out of the Capitol and the Districts to live in the wild. At the beginning of the story, he and his tribe torture Enobaria and kills her friends (motivating her to volunteer for the 62nd Hunger Games in exchange for the opportunity to face him again). In the final chapters, he turns out to be Tanni Romero, a character from Fall Into the River seeking revenge for the punishment he got for getting a victor pregnant. During Chapter 37 of the main story, a Peacekeeper commander who enlists Mags to investigate the death of her fellow Victor Wheaton is revealed to actually be Coriolanus Snow, who uses what she uncovers to seize the presidency.
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Two Aliases, One Character / int_6f1bcb62	comment	Parodied with Devdan and Danved in Fire Emblem: Path of Radiance. Despite doing absolutely nothing to chance his appearance, Danved still claims he's not Devdan. Played straight with The Black Knight and General Zelgius, and Sephiran and Lehran.
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Two Aliases, One Character / int_73383fee	comment	A major reveal of the first game: throughout the game, the Big Bad is referred to as Monokuma and The Mastermind, but they are eventually revealed to be a robot avatar, and their real name is only revealed at the end of the game: Junko Enoshima. Throughout the rest of the series, she picks up several other aliases and uses them to continue controlling the game- in the sequel she briefly creates a fake Makoto avatar to deceive the survivors, the prequel novel has her give herself amnesia and call herself Ryoko Otonashi, and in the interquel both Shirokuma and Kurokuma are avatars she uses for Running Both Sides of the war in Towa City. In the first and second game, Monokuma and The Mastermind were also considered the same, whereas following titles consider them separate entities.
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Two Aliases, One Character / int_74f7210c	comment	The Legend of Zelda: In The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past, Agahnim is introduced as a wizard trying to release Ganon from the Dark World. Agahnim is later revealed to be an alter-ego of Ganon that can operate in the Light World (In the Japanese version, Ganon specifically refers to Agahnim as a bunshin, or split soul). In The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword, it turns out Impa remained in the Sealed Temple in the ancient past and, through The Slow Path, became The Old One.
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Two Aliases, One Character / int_757bc661	comment	In the penultimate episode of Odd Taxi, ditch_11 the one who scammed Tanaka with a Donraku eraser gum 16 years ago and ranked 1# on "Zoological Garden" turns out to be the username of Dob, a dangerous criminal Odokawa is after. Although, Dob denies scamming him before. He's shot anyways.
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Two Aliases, One Character / int_7668653a	comment	In Mass Effect 2, Shepard inquires about the location of their friend and ally Garrus Valkarian, only to be told that he disappeared a while ago. Not long after, they are sent to recruit an Omega vigilante called Archangel. Yup, one and the same.
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Two Aliases, One Character / int_76feae04	comment	Power Rangers Mystic Force: Koragg/Leanbow.
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Two Aliases, One Character / int_7832b74c	comment	Steven Universe: In "A Single Pale Rose", it's revealed that Rose Quartz and Pink Diamond are the same person, in a rather complicated gambit of Running Both Sides that really didn't go as planned. In a similar vein, the Pearl from the Crystal Gems who loyally served Rose Quartz turns out to have been Pink Diamond's Pearl, and helped Pink Diamond fake her death.
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Two Aliases, One Character / int_791fca44	comment	BioShock has Atlas, who turns out to be Frank Fontaine—an unscrupulous mobster who sparked the Rapture civil war and has been manipulating the player character throughout the game. He's had numerous other aliases in the past as he tricked others into doing his bidding as well.
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Two Aliases, One Character / int_792239e5	comment	Tales of Symphonia: Regal Bryant, who manages to fit this trope despite never using an alias. The convict in your party is only referred to as Regal, while the Lezareno executive is consistently referred to as President Bryant. This is taken even further with Mithos, the half-elf child you meet and befriend after his home is attacked. Not only is he the same Mithos as Mithos the hero, but his last name is revealed to be Yggdrasill, the older-looking main villain of the game who you've already met and battled at the time.
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Two Aliases, One Character / int_7c432481	comment	The Westing Game: The entire point of the game is that one man has set up three identities named for points of the compass, and the winner is the first person to realize this and look for a fourth.
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Two Aliases, One Character / int_7ef7833	comment	In The Pale Assassin, Le Scalpel is actually Guy Dechamps.
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Two Aliases, One Character / int_7fb63996	comment	In The Fifth Season, the first book of the Broken Earth trilogy, it gets revealed that the three characters the book follows the perspective of, Damaya, Syenite, and Essun, are the same person at different times. Similarly, Tonkee turns out to be Binof.
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Two Aliases, One Character / int_7fc78282	comment	Aragorn as Strider/Thorongil/whatever name he uses for adventuring and Aragorn as Elessar the Isildur's Heir in The Lord of the Rings. There's no surprise for the reader, but in-universe not many people know they are the same person. Barliman Butterbur particularly is very surprised when he learns that the King who Returned and Strider the strange vagabond he knew are one and the same.
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Two Aliases, One Character / int_81f5d35d	comment	From the Kamen Rider franchise... Kamen Rider Fourze: The series' Big Bad, initially just called "The Red-Eyed Man", turns out to be Amanogawa High School's chairman Mitsuaki Gamou, former astronaut and implied by a Flashback at the start of the series to be the killer of Kengo Utahoshi's father. One of his Dragons is the incredibly powerful and ruthless Virgo Zodiarts, whose main job is making Gamou's enemies disappear...permanently. Kamen Rider Meteor has his supervisor Tachibana, who tracks Zodiarts from the satellite M-BUS that gives Ryusei the power to transform into Meteor. Later on we meet Dr. Kuniteru Emoto, a friend of Dr. Utahoshi's who is nervous and clumsy but very smart and willing to help Kengo. The big reveal: Emoto is Virgo, Tachibana, and Dr. Utahoshi's killer. They were friends once, but he grew jealous and betrayed his friend — and he's capable of generating the "red eyes" like Gamou. Over time he began to feel remorse for his actions and tried to redeem himself by helping the Kamen Riders as Tachibana in the hopes of stopping Gamou. Kamen Rider Wizard: From the start of the series we have the "White Wizard", the enigmatic Rider-like mentor who appeared to Haruto after he survived the Sabbat, giving him the Transformation Trinket and training he needed to become Wizard. Partway through the series, a mysterious man shows up at the antiques shop and commissions "Pops" Wajima to craft him a magic ring; Haruto's contacts in the government identify the man as Sou Fueki, a physicist and college professor. While Fueki being the White Wizard is obvious enough, the real reveal is that he's also Wiseman, the Big Bad who's been commanding the Phantoms, and is really playing both sides to achieve his ultimate goal, resurrecting his deceased daughter. Post-series it was revealed that the White Wizard's official name is "Kamen Rider Wiseman", which was kept hidden for obvious reasons. Played strangely in Kamen Rider Ghost - the ghostly Sage who assists the heroes is obviously played by the same actor as the villains' Minister Edith, but they're so different in personality and goals that it's unclear whether this is at play or there's some other reason for their resemblance (further confused by implications that one or both characters can create Artificial Ghosts). Then the heroes start meeting with Edith, and he doesn't seem to recognise them or know who the Sage is. The truth is revealed anticlimactically when at one of their meetings, Edith forgets to change out of his Sage outfit. Kamen Rider Build does this legitimately with Blood Stalk, the mysterious and eccentric enemy commander who's present from the start of the series. Fairly early on it's revealed that he's actually Soichi Isurugi, the mysterious and eccentric coffee shop owner who's been helping Build from the very beginning. Later on, it's revealed that "Stalk" is actually an alien entity named Evolt that was possessing Isurugi and trying to reclaim his original power so he can destroy Earth.
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Two Aliases, One Character / int_8608d984	comment	Midway through Danganronpa: Memento Mori, it is revealed that the mastermind of the Killing Game is someone known as Naoya Edogawa. In the final Class Trial, Naoya Edogawa is revealed to be the true name of the Ultimate Private Investigator, Kaiji Kudo.
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Two Aliases, One Character / int_86c3beca	comment	In Girl Genius, twenty years before the story starts, the continent was attacked by an unknown Spark simply called "the Other," who started by destroying Castle Heterodyne and kidnapping Lucrezia Mongfish, the wife of William Heterodyne, and attacked many more places before Klaus Wulfenbach returned. Except Lucrezia Mongfish is the Other.
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Two Aliases, One Character / int_870b645f	comment	In The Word Is Murder, Robert Cornwallis, the funeral director and Dan Roberts, Damian Cowper's thwarted RADA classmate are the same person.
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Two Aliases, One Character / int_87e00d8e	comment	Robin/Red X in Teen Titans (2003)—initially. Then someone else steals the Red X costume and never gets unmasked.
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Two Aliases, One Character / int_88489811	comment	Norby Finds a Villain: By chapter three, Threezy is revealed to be Ing, from Norby's first adventure. As Ing, he's malevolent and attempts to destroy the universe, but nearly dying and then getting healed by the Twintas causes a realigning of his priorities. Once he wakes again at the end of chapter fifteen, he chooses to remain as Threezy the funny clown who does magic tricks.
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Two Aliases, One Character / int_8d8100ab	comment	Lost: The Man in Black, Fake Locke, Fake Christian, and the Smoke Monster are all one and the same being. Locke's father also turns out to be "Sawyer", the con artist behind Sawyer's tragic childhood.
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Two Aliases, One Character / int_8dba7131	comment	Song of the Lioness: In book 3, The Woman Who Rides Like a Man, a mysterious rogue named Claw turns up in Corus as part of an attempt to become the Rogue himself, overthrowing the current Rogue, George. George gets suspicious that Claw may have been noble-born, and brings Baron Myles in to see Claw secretly. Myles agrees with George's suspicions, and sets one of his agents to investigate. The investigation reveals that Claw is Ralon of Malven, the bully page who troubled Alanna during her early years in knight training, before she managed to decisively beat him in a fight and cause him to quit training. He was unrecognizable due to facial disfigurements caused when the maid of a girl he tried to rape threw acid in his face.
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Two Aliases, One Character / int_8ec33a86	comment	A major reveal in Xenoblade Chronicles 1 is that all of the Faced Mechon aside from Egil/Gold Face are Homs who were captured and Reforged into a Minion. Metal Face, The Heavy for the first half of the game, is Mumkhar, Dunban's friend and comrade who abandoned him in the Battle of Sword Valley and seemed to get killed by Mechon. Face Nemesis, the third major Faced Mechon fought, is piloted by Fiora, Shulk's Love Interest who appeared to be killed by Metal Face in Chapter 2, and possessed by Lady Meyneth, Egil's helper and the goddess of Mechonis. Jade Face, the last of the Faced Mechon fought before Egil/Gold Face, is Gadolt, Sharla's missing fiancÃ© who she spent the game tracking down.
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Two Aliases, One Character / int_8f25225c	comment	Danganronpa: Genocide Jack is an infamous Serial Killer. In the first game, she is revealed to be a Split Personality of shy bookworm Toko Fukawa. Similarly, Sparkling Justice is a serial killer that targets criminals. In the second game, Peko Pekoyama assumes this identity. Subverted when it turns out she was just pretending to be Sparkling Justice, since the killer actually acts only in Spain. Possibly double subverted in Killer Killer, which implies that Sparkling Justice is also the titular character, whose real name is Takumi Hijirihara, even though this has not been confirmed. A major reveal of the first game: throughout the game, the Big Bad is referred to as Monokuma and The Mastermind, but they are eventually revealed to be a robot avatar, and their real name is only revealed at the end of the game: Junko Enoshima. Throughout the rest of the series, she picks up several other aliases and uses them to continue controlling the game- in the sequel she briefly creates a fake Makoto avatar to deceive the survivors, the prequel novel has her give herself amnesia and call herself Ryoko Otonashi, and in the interquel both Shirokuma and Kurokuma are avatars she uses for Running Both Sides of the war in Towa City. In the first and second game, Monokuma and The Mastermind were also considered the same, whereas following titles consider them separate entities. A major reveal in the second game: Izuru Kamukura and Hajime Hinata were the same person; though with different personalities, they inhabited the same body. By the end of the third installment, they have merged into a single being, with Hajime's personality being dominant but retaining Kamukura's memories and talents.
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Two Aliases, One Character / int_90b916ba	comment	In The New Batman Adventures episode "Judgment Day", "The Judge" is revealed to be Two-Face's new third personality.
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Two Aliases, One Character / int_91bd9685	comment	The Mule: Magnifico Giganticus, who claims to be the Mule's escaped jester, is actually the Mule. The fact that nearly every description the reader gets of the Mule comes from Magnifico (it's explicitly pointed out that Magnifico is pathologically terrified of the Mule, making his descriptions gross exaggerations) helps obscure this.
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Two Aliases, One Character / int_91cf7917	comment	Foundation Series: The Mule: Magnifico Giganticus, who claims to be the Mule's escaped jester, is actually the Mule. The fact that nearly every description the reader gets of the Mule comes from Magnifico (it's explicitly pointed out that Magnifico is pathologically terrified of the Mule, making his descriptions gross exaggerations) helps obscure this. Prelude to Foundation: Cleon I's Chief of Staff, Eto Demerzel, is hiding a secret identity; he's actually R. Daneel Olivaw, from Robots and Empire. Chetter Hummin is suspicious of him, and tries to help Hari Seldon avoid the man behind the throne, because Eto is hiding secrets and will want to use Seldon's work for selfish reasons. This works up until the climax, when Seldon encounters Eto Demerzel directly, and realizes that Chetter Hummin is a false identity used by Demerzel to control his actions all along. The identity (Chetter Hummin) is a pun — he's cheating at being human — because he's a robot.
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Two Aliases, One Character / int_985ad25d	comment	Dragon Ball Super: Future Zamasu's ally and Goku's Evil Counterpart, Goku Black, turns out to be an alternate version of Zamasu who switched bodies with Goku.
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Two Aliases, One Character / int_98b697e9	comment	Scream: A version that applies to several versions where the Ghostface killer is revealed to be another member of the cast, and plenty of times more than one.
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Two Aliases, One Character / int_990dea86	comment	Moana: Big Bad lava demon Te Ka and mother goddess Te Fiti are the same entity. Te Fiti became Te Ka when her heart was stolen, robbing her of the power to create life, and returns to her real self when Moana returns it.
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Two Aliases, One Character / int_9a1a8272	comment	Odd Squad: In "Totally Odd Squad", Oprah tells the story of how she became the Director of Precinct 13579. Back in 1983, she was an Investigation agent and stopped a villainess known as the "Patternista", who had stolen the giant ball of gum from the town museum and kidnapped Oprah's boss. Despite her partner O'Donahue giving up and (presumably) quitting Odd Squad midway through, Oprah pushes on and manages to find the Patternista's location. However, when she arrives and confronts the villainess, she takes off her outfit and reveals that the "Patternista" is really Oprah's boss, who had been planning to retire and made up the entire case as a test to see if Oprah was fit to be her successor.
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Two Aliases, One Character / int_9bb5aad4	comment	In Yu-Gi-Oh! GX, Jaden and The Supreme King are revealed by Bastion to be one and the same.
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Two Aliases, One Character / int_9cc9639	comment	King Krichevskoy and Mid-Boss in Disgaea: Hour of Darkness.
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Two Aliases, One Character / int_9d47a2a2	comment	A Song of Ice and Fire: In A Game of Thrones, after being forced into retirement by Joffrey, Ser Barristan Selmy pledges to serve the rightful ruler and vanishes. A decent part of the next two books features various people vying for the throne wondering where the hell he went, until late in the third book he unmasks himself... on the other side of the world, where he's serving Daenerys Targaryen and has been for some time, under the name Arstan Whitebeard. In A Feast for Crows, Samwell Tarly briefly meets a girl called Cat. The reader knows all along that Cat is really Arya Stark, and that she is the sister of Samwell's friend Jon Snow, but he is oblivious to this. Theon Greyjoy is knocked out at the end of A Clash of Kings, and then is missing for the next two books. Then in A Dance with Dragons, a dirty, weak, and slightly insane character called Reek is introduced. Gradually, hints are made, until it is finally made clear that Reek is what is left of Theon after a year of physical and mental torture.
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Two Aliases, One Character / int_9e2f90f4	comment	One Piece In the Punk Hazard arc we learn that The Man Behind the Man of the Arc Villain is someone who calls himself "Joker" and is one of the most impactful figures in the criminal underworld. It's later revealed that Joker is a character we already know: Donquixote Doflamingo. One of the biggest Wham Episodes in the series happens in the Wano arc, where it's revealed that the mysterious Joy Boy who left behind the Poneglyph in Fish-Man Island is also the Sun God Nika, a mythical liberator of slaves mentioned by Who's-Who during his fight with Jimbei, who was really an Awakened user of the Human-Human Fruit, Model: Nika (the true name of Luffy's devil fruit) who lived during the Void Century. When Luffy Awakens his fruit during the climax of the Wano arc, he effectively becomes the next inheritor of the original Joy Boy's will and the new Sun God Nika.
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Two Aliases, One Character / int_9f867f17	comment	The Zodiac Series: In the third book, Black Moon, it's revealed that Morscerta, the Aquarian ambassador who seemingly died in the armada, and Crompton, the current ambassador who until then had seemed like a Reasonable Authority Figure, are not only the same person, they're also Aquarius, the master who had been orchestrating all the tragedies in the series.
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Two Aliases, One Character / int_9feb7ff3	comment	Power Rangers Jungle Fury: After his animal spirit is injured, R.J. begins turning in a werewolf and attacking the Rangers.
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Two Aliases, One Character / int_a040500a	comment	In Best Served Cold, the antiheroine Monza is nursed back to health after her attempted murder by a somewhat creepy man calling himself the Bone Thief. Also appearing in the novel is the seasoned Professional Killer Shenkt. What makes the reveal that the two men are the same person a bit of twist is that the Bone Thief was established as an ally of Monza and Shenkt at least ostensibly accepted a commission to kill her.
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Two Aliases, One Character / int_ab3a6a48	comment	The Origami Killer in Heavy Rain is Scott Shelby.
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Two Aliases, One Character / int_aba7ffb9	comment	There are quite a few examples in The Legend of Heroes: Trails of Cold Steel: Comrade C, the leader of Imperial Liberation Front is actually none other than Crow Armbrust, the lazy playboy who's just recently joined your class. Likewise, the host of Abend Time, Misty and the famous opera singer Vita Clotilde turn out to be one and the same. And not just that, she's also the second Anguis of Ouroboros!
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Two Aliases, One Character / int_abc6c9e7	comment	The Mystery of Mamo gives Mamo the alias of Howard Lockewood. He needs the alias because nobody gave out birth certificates 10,000 years ago.
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Two Aliases, One Character / int_abe9863e	comment	A Head Full of Ghosts: Merry's memories are interspersed with chatty blog posts breaking down the exorcism show from "Karen Brissette". Merry is Karen.
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Two Aliases, One Character / int_ad95e1e0	comment	In TRON: Legacy: Castor, Zuse's gatekeeper, actually is Zuse.
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Two Aliases, One Character / int_aeaf3d1b	comment	Life on Mars: The Morton Brothers/Vic Tyler.
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Two Aliases, One Character / int_b527b00c	comment	In Sard Harker, Harker stumbles on a plot by a criminal named Hirsch to abduct and ritually murder a woman named Margarita Kingsborough. He spends most of the novel a few steps behind the villains, and doesn't meet either Hirsch or Miss Kingsborough properly until nearly the end — and both of them turn out to be examples of this trope. Part of Harker's backstory is that many years ago he met and fell in love with a woman called Juanita de la Torre, only to be parted from her in circumstances such that he was unable to find her again — until he meets Margarita Kingsborough near the end of the novel, and immediately recognizes her. This is foreshadowed heavily from the outset and the eventual reveal is not so much "SeÃ±orita de la Torre and Miss Kingsborough are the same person" as "This is how it's possible that SeÃ±orita de la Torre and Miss Kingsborough are the same person". Father Garsinton, an apparently friendly character Harker meets near the beginning of the book before stumbling on the kidnapping plot, turns out to have been Hirsch in disguise. Also, when recounting the backstory of Harker's friend Don Miguel, mention is made of a man named Rafael who was involved in the death of Don Miguel's fiancÃ©e and escaped retribution afterward; the first time that Rafael's surname or Hirsch's given name is mentioned is when it is revealed that Rafael Hirsch is both of them.
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Two Aliases, One Character / int_b6d60e4	comment	The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen. The British Government official known as "M" who brought the League together turns out to also be The Phantom, their opponent. And then it's revealed that his real identity is Professor James Moriarty.
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Two Aliases, One Character / int_b7a2f9d9	comment	In The Secret of My Success, business-savvy executive Carlton Whitfield is actually lowly mailroom worker Brantley Foster. This double-life isn't concealed from the viewing audience, but only one person in the movie (Brantley's co-worker) learns of it before the climax, and even then, only by accident.
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Two Aliases, One Character / int_b7db5642	comment	Stranger Things Season 4 ups the ante by having four characters across two storylines all being the same person: Victor Creel's son Henry, initially thought to be one of Vecna's first victims, had psychic powers, and was the one to actually kill his sister and mother, but the strain of using his powers like that put hin in a coma. The government took him and began conducting experiements in Hawkins Labratory, where he becomes the test subject number One. Later he is watching over the later subjects disguised as an orderly, and he manipulates Eleven into removing his Power Limiter, after which he massacres the other inhabitants. When Eleven rejects his offer that We Can Rule Together, a psychic duel ensues that ends with him hurled into the Upside Down, where he becomes Vecna.
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Two Aliases, One Character / int_b8d22101	comment	In The Secret Adversary, the heroes need to locate a missing woman before the villain learns an important secret from her, but are hampered by the fact that they don't know what either looks like. (They have the woman's name, but no photo or physical description, and the villain keeps both his true name and appearance secret even from his colleagues.) Both the villain and the woman appear in the narrative and interact with the heroes under other names before their true identities are revealed.
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Two Aliases, One Character / int_b8d2ac56	comment	Mr. Big, the Harlem drug lord who's planning on trafficking free heroin in Live and Let Die, turns out to be Dr. Kananga, the strongman ruler of the fictional Caribbean country of San Monique.
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Two Aliases, One Character / int_b962c879	comment	Fairy Tail is rather fond of this, with some characters pulling off two aliases via magical projections of themselves: Councilman Siegrain, initially believed to be the Good Twin of the terrorist Jellal, is later revealed to be Jellal's double created to manipulate the council in a ploy to gather enough magic energy to revive Zeref. Alexei, a mysterious armored man first seen leading Raven Tail's elite team in the Grand Magic Games, is actually Raven Tail's master Ivan, who places a holographic projection of himself in the rafters while he privately interrogates his son Laxus in person since guild masters are forbidden from taking part in the tournament. Mato, the pumpkin mask-wearing mascot of the Grand Magic Games, is later revealed to be the King of Fiore himself, Toma E. Fiore. The first indicator of this is when Mato is absent on the second day of the Games, which is the only day the king happens to show up. Zeref's ultimate Etherious demon is called "E.N.D." While this name is an alias by itself, it is short for Etherious Natsu Dragneel, revealing the true identity behind E.N.D. Emperor Spriggan, the initially unseen ruler of the Alvarez Empire, is believed by everyone who knows his name to be the next in a long line of Arc Villain before the final battle with Zeref and Acnologia. A short while later, he makes his appearance and it turns out it actually is Zeref himself, signaling the climax of the series.
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Two Aliases, One Character / int_b97f3c1e	comment	Detective Grimoire: Tangle Tower has this with the culprit revealed as Penny Pointer and Hawkshaw as the same person, giving her and the disguise a surest alibi to cover their tracks.
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Two Aliases, One Character / int_ba01087e	comment	One, Two, Buckle My Shoe, Mabelle Sainsbury Seale is actually Mrs. Albert Chapman, who herself is really Alistair Blunt's first wife, Gerda, who's been posing as his cousin!
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Two Aliases, One Character / int_bcdcf629	comment	In Transformers: Animated, the head of the Autobot Intelligence, Longarm Prime, is revealed at the end of his debut episode to be Shockwave, who is acting as The Mole.
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Two Aliases, One Character / int_bddc4ebe	comment	Power Rangers: Dino Thunder has the Jekyll & Hyde type in Mesogog/Anton Mercer, but also Elsa/Principal Randall, who is both a Sadist Teacher and The Dragon.
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Two Aliases, One Character / int_be1a0312	comment	Pony Island: By messing around with variables in the game's code, you can unlock a secret conversation with Satan. He'll let you in on a little secret of his: Sometimes he likes to talk in other voices. When he tells you this, his Voice Grunting and body color becomes that of the Hopeless Soul, massively throwing the entire plot of the game into question.
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Two Aliases, One Character / int_be677f0e	comment	In A Game of Thrones, after being forced into retirement by Joffrey, Ser Barristan Selmy pledges to serve the rightful ruler and vanishes. A decent part of the next two books features various people vying for the throne wondering where the hell he went, until late in the third book he unmasks himself... on the other side of the world, where he's serving Daenerys Targaryen and has been for some time, under the name Arstan Whitebeard.
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Two Aliases, One Character / int_bee47cbe	comment	In Unsounded, the identity of the mastermind behind the First Silver operation, "Delicieu", is revealed midway through the first arc. It's not until five chapters later that we learn that name is an alias adopted by Cutter, a character we've already met. Later it gets more complicated when it turns out the original bearer of the name "Delicieu" was a different person, whom Cutter is essentially impersonating.
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Two Aliases, One Character / int_c0c57462	comment	In Chrono Trigger, Fiendlord Magus from 600 A.D. and Prince Janus from 12,000 B.C. are one and the same. Time Travel is involved, so both Magus and Janus appear on-screen at the same time. Because both versions of this character were introduced in two different time periods, not to mention that Magus is a man and Janus is a boy, players are none the wiser about their connection. However, it's revealed that an incident caused Janus to be forcibly dragged into the year 580 A.D. with no way to return. 20 years later, he gained a terrifying reputation as the Fiendlord Magus.
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Two Aliases, One Character / int_c11df2bf	comment	Bakugan: Masquerade/Alice. This is a shock even to her. In "Mectanium Surge", Wiseman, a brawler that the Noneds had aligned with was at first thought to be Gunz, a brawler Dan had fought with prior to the attack of the evil nomad mectagon. It's eventually revealed that he is actually Cordegon, the leader of the mectagon, who had used Gunz's form as a disguise.
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Two Aliases, One Character / int_c137e301	comment	Power Rangers Wild Force: Master Org turned out to be Dr. Adler... until the real Master Org takes over Adler's body upon Adler's death.
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Two Aliases, One Character / int_c34f83b2	comment	A major reveal in the second game: Izuru Kamukura and Hajime Hinata were the same person; though with different personalities, they inhabited the same body. By the end of the third installment, they have merged into a single being, with Hajime's personality being dominant but retaining Kamukura's memories and talents.
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Two Aliases, One Character / int_c4282b71	comment	The ninth season of My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic features Grogar as an alter-ego for Discord, who only wanted to gather some previous villains to mentally prepare Twilight Sparkle for her coronation, something that isn't revealed until the Grand Finale.
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Two Aliases, One Character / int_c43df4d8	comment	Doctor Who: Captain Jack Harkness and the Face of Boe, two vastly different characters that appeared in vastly different stories, are implied to be this by a line of dialogue in "Last of the Time Lords". Season 3 name-drops a then-unseen character, Harold Saxon, several times. in The Sound of Drums it is revealed that Saxon was actually The Master the entire time. A number of characters introduced around the same time in series 6 (Amy's baby, the girl in the astronaut suit, Amy's childhood friend Mels) turn out to be River Song at different ages. "The Return of Doctor Mysterio": Grant's employer, Mrs. Lombard, doesn't appear on screen until well into the episode, at which point it's revealed that she's Lucy Fletcher, the Intrepid Reporter that Grant rescued as his superhero alter ego. (Fletcher is her maiden name, which she still uses for professional purposes.) Grant knew all along, but the Doctor and Nardole find out at the same time as the audience.
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Two Aliases, One Character / int_c489a759	comment	Digimon Adventure 02: Ken Ichijoji is the Digimon Emperor.
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Two Aliases, One Character / int_c51cb60a	comment	Changeling: The Lost: A True Fae can hold between zero and five Titles, each of which is for most purposes an entire separate character with its own goals, personality, powers, and resources. These Titles do not necessarily have to be related to each other in any way (especially since the Fae are constantly fighting to steal Titles from each other), and sometimes the only way to discover the relation between a Fae's Titles is to injure one of them and see who else gets angry.
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Two Aliases, One Character / int_c72c2d06	comment	In Star Wars Rebels, the rebels have an informant who uses the codename Fulcrum. The first season finale reveals Fulcrum to be Ahsoka Tano from Star Wars: The Clone Wars. After Ahsoka disappears from the scene, a new person uses the Fulcrum codename, ultimately revealed to be Agent Kallus.
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Two Aliases, One Character / int_c82e9f59	comment	In The Dagger and the Coin, it is revealed at the end of the first novel and heavily hinted at throughout that the renegade Spider Priest of the prologue is one and the same as the affable actor Master Kit.
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Two Aliases, One Character / int_c85df53e	comment	I Did NOT Give That Spider Superhuman Intelligence!: Corporate-Sponsored Superhero Palooka Joe and his supposed sponsor Jake Bradley are the same man.
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Two Aliases, One Character / int_c96cfe29	comment	In The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past, Agahnim is introduced as a wizard trying to release Ganon from the Dark World. Agahnim is later revealed to be an alter-ego of Ganon that can operate in the Light World (In the Japanese version, Ganon specifically refers to Agahnim as a bunshin, or split soul).
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Two Aliases, One Character / int_c9d6c480	comment	Hercule Poirot series: Murder on the Orient Express, Mrs. Hubbard is actually Linda Arden, Daisy Armstrong's grandmother. One, Two, Buckle My Shoe, Mabelle Sainsbury Seale is actually Mrs. Albert Chapman, who herself is really Alistair Blunt's first wife, Gerda, who's been posing as his cousin!
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Two Aliases, One Character / int_ca6fca1b	comment	Nan Quest purposefully plays with reader expectations through this. One of the antagonists introduced early on is a creature called the Pilgrim. During a later Time Travel segment, Nan meets a man called Lorenzo, who describes himself as a pilgrim. The obvious assumption is that they are the same person, but this is actually a Red Herring. The Pilgrim is actually Henry, A Wolf in Sheep's Clothing who pretended to be the Love Interest.
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Two Aliases, One Character / int_cab3141e	comment	Shantae and the Seven Sirens: It turns out that one of the festival's half-genies is an imposter. Fillin the Blank being Rottytops, which isn't too surprising. In a rare case, you get to find out from Harmony that she used another alias when talking to her (Ima Goodgirl), so that's three aliases.
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Two Aliases, One Character / int_cb6abea3	comment	As revealed in the final season of Yu-Gi-Oh!, Yami Bakura, the evil spirit of the Millennium Ring that Yugi and his friends had run across several times is actually Zorc the Dark One, the demonic beast that attacked ancient Egypt.
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Two Aliases, One Character / int_cd1550c5	comment	In The Dark Tower, Marten and Walter are both aliases for King's meta-villain Randall Flagg.
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Two Aliases, One Character / int_cd8905f6	comment	Baccano!: Claire Stanfield not only has the reputation as the world's most violent and dangerous assassin, but is also the greatest challenger to that claim, Felix Walken. Gustavo then makes the mistake of hiring the latter to kill the former (along with his stepbrothers, the Gandors) and violent hilarity ensues. Despite the fact that immortals have magically-enforced difficulty with aliases, Lebreau Fermet Viralesque is usually only known by one part of his real name per identity.
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Two Aliases, One Character / int_d11c45fe	comment	In Jasper in Deadland, Jasper has to rescue his friend Agnes from 'Deadland' before the place curses him with amnesia and he forgets who he is. On his journey he is assisted by an Afterlife Tourguide named Gretchen who turns out to be Agnes, having forgotten her previous life.
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Two Aliases, One Character / int_d27c007d	comment	In Kill la Kill, Ryuko's father Isshin Matoi is revealed to be an alias for Satsuki's father Soichiro Kiryuin, which means that Ryuko and Satsuki are actually sisters.
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Two Aliases, One Character / int_d31cdea	comment	fernwithy's The Hunger Games fan fiction stories, The End of the World series does this, along with Composite Character, with Ceaser Flickerman being a prominent presence, naturally, having an oddly deep amount of empathy for the victors and the tributes they mentor. It is occasionally, although always subtly hinted that he is also Charlie Flynn, the Victor of the 1st Quarter Quell, who refused to go back home to District 5 after they voted for him to go into the Hunger Games and disappeared shortly after President Snow took power. and eventually confirmed in one of the final stories, House of Cards.
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Two Aliases, One Character / int_e04f934e	comment	Fire Emblem: Three Houses: The true name of "the goddess" worshiped by the Church of Seiros isn't revealed until a few months into the game: it's Sothis, as in the young-looking girl whose spirit is bound to the protagonist's. Saint Seiros and the Four Saints Macuil, Indech, Cichol and Cethleann were the legendary heroes who defeated Nemesis a thousand years ago. They are still around as Rhea, Lord of the Desert, Lord of the Lake, Seteth and Flayn, respectively.
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Two Aliases, One Character / int_e6267766	comment	Star Wars Legends: Perhaps the most famous (and most commonly spoiled) example in RPGs is probably the Player Character of Knights of the Old Republic, who turns out to have been the brainwashed and amnesiac Darth Revan â€” a former Big Bad, who was believed to have been killed by the Jedi in the Backstory â€” all along.
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Two Aliases, One Character / int_e6405649	comment	In The Dinosaur Lords, the Mysterious Watcher Witness and Mysterious Benefactor Aphrodite turn out to be one and the same mysterious Genius Loci.
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Two Aliases, One Character / int_e91033c0	comment	In Troubled Blood, Strike interviews Janice Beattie twice and speaks to Clare Spencer the social worker on the phone. Janice and Clare are the same person. Janice, who speaks with a thick Cockney accent, adopts a "middle-class" accent when phoning Strike as "Clare".
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Two Aliases, One Character / int_ec196f17	comment	Where the Crawdads Sing: The final chapter reveals that Kya, the main character, is also "lesser-known poet, Amanda Hamilton, published recently in the local newspaper", whose poems she would often quote throughout the novel, and which has seemed unusually seemed to parallel aspects of her life.
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Two Aliases, One Character / int_f1c1d87a	comment	Manhunt 2 has Danny Lamb/Leo Kasper.
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Two Aliases, One Character / int_fa85cc4f	comment	OK K.O.! Let's Be Heroes has a case of three aliases, originally all believed to be different people, for one character, though one of these three plays with it a bit: The straight example is that the former hero Laserblast survived the accident that was believed to have killed him, but was de-powered during it and turned to crime afterwards, becoming the villainous Professor Venomous by the present day. Then in a slightly more complex example, it's revealed that Shadowy Figure is Professor Venomous's Turbo form, created when the latter experimented on himself in an attempt to get his powers back. Where it gets complicated is that Shadowy Figure is more than just the Superpowered Evil Side for Venomous the way that T.K.O. is for K.O.; Shadowy is a straight-up Split Personality that Venomous himself doesn't know about until the episode where the audience also finds out. Shadowy always knew they were the same person, but didn't want Venomous to know, and actively took measures to keep him from learning this.
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Two Aliases, One Character / int_fc93e179	comment	Fight Club: Tyler and the narrator. In fact, at one point, the narrator even wonders if Tyler and Marla are the same person, invoking this trope.
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Two Aliases, One Character	processingCategory2	Identity Index
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[C] â€“ Control / int_b14ca7ba	type	Two Aliases, One Character
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Trigger Warning / int_b14ca7ba	type	Two Aliases, One Character
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Yin	seeAlso	Two Aliases, One Character
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Magnum, P.I. / int_b14ca7ba	type	Two Aliases, One Character
Snowpiercer / int_b14ca7ba	type	Two Aliases, One Character
Annventure (Video Game) / int_b14ca7ba	type	Two Aliases, One Character
Balan Wonderworld (Video Game) / int_b14ca7ba	type	Two Aliases, One Character
Crystalis (Video Game) / int_b14ca7ba	type	Two Aliases, One Character
Fallen London (Video Game) / int_b14ca7ba	type	Two Aliases, One Character
Lenna's Inception (Video Game) / int_b14ca7ba	type	Two Aliases, One Character
Lucifer Within Us (Video Game) / int_b14ca7ba	type	Two Aliases, One Character
Lunarosse (Video Game) / int_b14ca7ba	type	Two Aliases, One Character
Remothered (Video Game) / int_b14ca7ba	type	Two Aliases, One Character
Smite (Video Game) / int_b14ca7ba	type	Two Aliases, One Character
The Centennial Case (Video Game) / int_b14ca7ba	type	Two Aliases, One Character
Touhou LostWord (Video Game) / int_b14ca7ba	type	Two Aliases, One Character
Unheard (Video Game) / int_b14ca7ba	type	Two Aliases, One Character
Nine Hours, Nine Persons, Nine Doors (Visual Novel) / int_b14ca7ba	type	Two Aliases, One Character
Psycholonials (Visual Novel) / int_b14ca7ba	type	Two Aliases, One Character
The House in Fata Morgana (Visual Novel) / int_b14ca7ba	type	Two Aliases, One Character
Umineko: When They Cry (Visual Novel) / int_b14ca7ba	type	Two Aliases, One Character
WILL: A Wonderful World (Visual Novel) / int_b14ca7ba	type	Two Aliases, One Character
Dia De Los Muertos (Web Animation) / int_b14ca7ba	type	Two Aliases, One Character
Harmony & Horror (Web Animation) / int_b14ca7ba	type	Two Aliases, One Character
Movie Trivia Schmoedown (Web Video) / int_b14ca7ba	type	Two Aliases, One Character
Scott The Woz (Web Video) / int_b14ca7ba	type	Two Aliases, One Character
Cucumber Quest (Webcomic) / int_b14ca7ba	type	Two Aliases, One Character
Feast For A King (Webcomic) / int_b14ca7ba	type	Two Aliases, One Character
Nan Quest (Webcomic) / int_b14ca7ba	type	Two Aliases, One Character
Sluggy Freelance (Webcomic) / int_b14ca7ba	type	Two Aliases, One Character
Unsounded (Webcomic) / int_b14ca7ba	type	Two Aliases, One Character
Scooby-Doo Meets the Boo Brothers / int_b14ca7ba	type	Two Aliases, One Character
Teen Titans / int_b14ca7ba	type	Two Aliases, One Character
Teen Titans (2003) / int_b14ca7ba	type	Two Aliases, One Character
Teen Titans Go! To the Movies / int_b14ca7ba	type	Two Aliases, One Character
W.I.T.C.H. (2004) / int_b14ca7ba	type	Two Aliases, One Character
Thunderbolts (Comic Book) / int_b14ca7ba	type	Two Aliases, One Character
The First Law / int_b14ca7ba	type	Two Aliases, One Character
The Hour of the Dragon / int_b14ca7ba	type	Two Aliases, One Character
The Scarlet Pimpernel / int_b14ca7ba	type	Two Aliases, One Character

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