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{{quote|"When you're a spy playing the role of spy hunter, the trail of evidence can lead wherever you say it does."|'''Michael Westen''', ''[[Burn Notice]]'', "Seek and Destroy" }}
So you're a scheming villain out to inflict some suffering on a poor [[Unwitting Pawn]]. You have the gadgets, the [[Mooks]] and most importantly, the [[Evil Plan]] itself. But wait! Your unsuspecting victim may not be so unsuspecting! Quickly! What do you do?
Why, you employ the [[Investigator Impersonation]]! Almost a
A favorite of the [[Manipulative Bastard]] and [[The Chessmaster]] who may use [[The Plan|any variety of plan]] to make this work.
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Compare [[Detective Mole]].
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== [[Anime]] and [[Manga]] ==
* [[Lupin III]]'s favorite disguise is Inspector Zenigata.
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[[Category:Investigator Impersonation]]
[[Category:Alliterative Trope Titles]]
[[Category:Crime and Punishment Tropes]]
[[Category:Criminals]]
[[Category:Disguise Tropes]]
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