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* The Hunter in ''[[With Strings Attached]]''. His real name is Jim Hunter.
* In ''[[Calvin at Camp]]'', one character is always referred to as "The Bear." Turns out, that's his real name, complete with the "The."
* One of the founding members<ref>It's no great secret what his original name was, but he doesn't seem to like seeing it referenced, so we won't say what it is here.</ref> of [[Eyrie Productions, Unlimited]] legally changed his name to his nickname "MegaZone". (And reports great enjoyment at seeing how direct mail marketing outfits try to cope with it.)
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* Sarge from ''[[Red vs. Blue]]'', though you can call him S-dog...
* One plot on ''[[Neopets]]'' included a supporting character who was known only as "the scout" until the very end, when she was asked about her name and revealed that it was, in fact, Scout.
* In [[Naruto:
== Western Animation ==
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** Just plain old Larry Duffman.
* Sheriff Bronson Stone of ''[[Scooby Doo Mystery Inc]]'', whose first name actually is "Sheriff", because that's what his mother always wanted him to be.
* Timmy's Mom and Timmy's Dad from ''[[The Fairly
** In flashbacks, whenever people ask them their name, they say "My name is *car honking/cars driving by/some other loud noise obscuring their name*, but everyone just calls me Mom/Dad." It's more of an [[Everyone Calls Him "Barkeep"]] in this case.
* ''[[The Grim Adventures of Billy and Mandy]]'': In a flashback from when he was a kid, Billy's Dad had a shirt with "Billy's Dad" written on it. It's odd, since the series had already established Billy's Dad's name as "Harold".
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