Collective Identity: Difference between revisions

Warning: given the nature of this article, spoilers abound.

 

 

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** Also utilized early in the second season. {{spoiler|1=When the Britannians wonder if this "new" Zero is the original, Lelouch gets them to say that anyone who wears the mask and carries the ideals IS Zero. [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ei1Gv4w3ATw Then when they announce his exile from Japan, one million Japanese don Zero costumes, and the Britannians are forced to let all of them go or risk a massacre].}}

* ''[[Ghost in the Shell]] Stand Alone Complex''; the nature of a Stand Alone Complex permits like-minded individuals to independently function as an autonomous collective, as was the case with the Laughing Man and the Individual Eleven.

* In ''[[Bakuman｡]]'', in a similar example to that of Fujiko Fujio up ahead, the Ashirogi Muto moniker is shared between Mashiro and Akito; in this case, the idea is to avoid comments from envious people at their school like it happened late in junior high.

 

 

* ''[[Forgotten Realms]]'' being [[Gambit Pileup]] setting, it's no wonder there were such cases as [http://www.wizards.com/default.asp?x=dnd/rl/20040707a team Xulla].

** In the Horus Heresy novel ''Legion'' Alpharius {{spoiler|was revealed to be one Primarch in twin bodies. His twin's name is Omegon.}}

 

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