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{{quote|'''Amy:''' But you look human.
'''The Doctor:''' No, ''you'' look Time Lord. ''We'' came first.
|''[[Doctor Who]]'', "[[Doctor Who/Recap/S31/E02 The Beast Below|The Beast Below]]"}}
When a creature from a planet other than Earth looks like a human, sounds like a human, acts somewhat like a human and gets confused for a human.
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* ''[[Bakugan Battle Brawlers]]'' New Vestroia introduces an extra-dimensional race known as the Vestals. There's not much difference between humans and Vestals, aside from their eyes. Human eyes have distinct, black pupils, while the Vestal pupil is just a darker shade than their iris. Given this style of pupil can be the norm for humans in other shows, one might not notice the difference immediately.
* The aliens from ''Niea7'' are human for all practical purposes, save for the shape of their ears and conspicuous antennae (for most of them) on top of their heads. Chada is somewhat of an exception, since he is plain ... weird.
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** Those are the {{spoiler|Humanoid Interfaces}} created by the actual {{spoiler|[[Starfish Aliens]] who are so alien that they don't even seem to have physical forms}}. Technically {{spoiler|Yuki}} and the others are [[Artificial Human|gynoids]], and not aliens themselves.
* The Altirrans in ''[[Birdy the Mighty]]'', including the title character herself, look pretty much human and most pretty much are. That said though a few of them, again including Birdy, have super powers thanks to various {{spoiler|[[Super Soldier]] projects, including [[Super Serum]] projects and [[Artificial Human|bio-engineering super soldiers]]}}, the latter involving Birdy herself.
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* Haruko Haruhara from ''[[FLCL]]''... maybe. She claims to be a 19-year-old space patrol officer, but is actually a galactic criminal out to find the Pirate King Atomsk. Its kinda hard to be sure of anything Haruko tells anybody. Other than pink hair and yellow eyes, Haruko is entirely humanoid. Also she fights with a Rickenbacker guitar, uses a house cat as a walkie-talkie, and has a flying Vespa.
** She can change her voice and probably appearance at will, as seen in episodes 1 and 5, which puts her in the [[A Form You Are Comfortable With]] category. Which would also explain what happens to her face when she's angry.
* In ''[[World of Narue]]'', Narue is half-alien half-human, but her father, sister, and all other members of her species look completely human. They also come from planet Japan, which also appears to have a history very similar to the Japan we know, so go figure.
* In [[Asobi ni Iku yo!
** There's also an antagonistic race of dog-eared humanoid Dogisians.
* Mizuho Kazami and her family from ''[[Please Teacher]]'' and ''[[Please Twins]]'' look like humans with weird [[Hair Colors]]. She is herself a [[Half-Human Hybrid]], but her [[Hot Mom]] isn't.
** Not surprisingly, the same trope is in effect for Ichika Takatsuki in the
* The Yato from ''[[Gintama]]'' appear very human, although they do have super strength and are weak to the sun. Even their coloring isn't unnatural—Kagura and Kamui's orange hair and blue eyes would be uncommon in Japan, but have been seen elsewhere. Other Yato characters are shown with even plainer coloring.
* The aliens of ''[[Please Save My Earth]]'' are only the size of a human thumb, but look exactly like humans.
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