Full-Body Disguise: Difference between revisions

* V's ensemble in ''[[V for Vendetta]]'', including his famous Guy Fawkes mask. This serves the purpose of hiding the fact that he's hideously scarred, as well as reinforcing that the ideas he represents are more important than the individual.

* [[Spider-Man]]'s full face and body costume counts.

 

== [[Film]] ==

* ''[[Monty Python's The Meaning of Life]]'' ends a scene set in the Boer War with an African native warrior appearing on screen, unzipping down the middle, and revealing Terry Gilliam in a tuxedo introducing the next scene.

* The Antareans in ''[[Cocoon]]''.

 

== [[Literature]] ==

* In the ''[[Charlie and Lola]]'' episode "But I Am An Alligator", Lola wears, for a majority of the episode, a large, dark green alligator costume which covers her entire body, with the exception of her arms and legs. This embarrasses Charlie, as she wears it in public, and the size of the costume makes it difficult for Lola to perform basic tasks such as tieing her shoelaces.

* The villains of ''[[Sushi Pack]]'' occasionally don actual full-body suits, most notably Apex, an invading alien. Oleander, a [[Fat Bastard|foodee villain]], managed to squeeze her frame into a much skinnier body suit in order to masquerade as a gossip columnist in one episode.

 

== [[Real Life]] ==