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== [[Visual Novels]] ==
* At one point in Kagetsu Tohya [[Tsukihime|Kohaku]] shows up for the school festival and doesn't really know what to put for her surname, so she just writes Tohno. She, and Hisui by extension, don't actually ''have'' last names. Or at least, they don't remember their families or childhood. Ciel's last name is also never given and Ciel also happens to be a pseudonym. Her real first name is Elesia, something mentioned only in passing. It's something a bit more important in her case, marking her as someone who doesn't entirely belong.
* From the ''[[Ace Attorney]]'' series,
** The Judge; he's always referred to as "Your Honor" or [[Everyone Calls Him "Barkeep"|The Judge]]. This is even lampshaded in one story where he gives Wright his business card, but the name on it is too small to read.
*** Same deal for The Judge's Brother, who is [[Captain Oblivious|a brother of the "regular" judge]] and is himself a judge.
** Most natably, {{spoiler|Calisto Yew. Her real name is never given, the only thing we know about it for certain is that it absolutely is ''not'' Calisto Yew. Or Shih-na.}}
** He's been around for 5 games and counting, and no-one knows his honor's name. Or his brother's, who is also a judge.
** There's a hypochondriac who likes to impersonate doctors. He's gone by Dr. Hotti and Dr. Hickfield, but we don't know his real name.
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** Also, Gumshoe's boss (the guy who invented the Blue Badger) is only ever referred to as Chief.
* In the [[Murder Mystery]] [[Visual Novel]] ''[[Jisei]]'', the protagonist's name is never mentioned, even though you are able to see his face and body. He is also the only character in the game who is not voiced.
== Web Comics ==
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