Paper-Thin Disguise/Video Games: Difference between revisions

** The team's bases themselves, disguised as such things as granaries and shipping companies, sometimes qualify. The ones in Double Cross are said to "fool nobody", and 2fort's RED base, meant to be disguised as a farm, has a ''wooden cow''. There are mooing sounds coming from somewhere, presumably a hidden tape recorder.

* Subverted in ''[[Full Throttle]]''. The villain hosts a demolition derby as a ploy to lure out and kill protagonists Ben and Maureen. Ben and Maureen enter the derby in disguises deliberately made to fool everyone ''except'' the villain, all as part of a [[Batman Gambit]] to ''fake'' their own deaths while keeping their true identities hidden from the derby's spectators. The villain even [[Lampshade Hanging|lampshades]] upon seeing them, "Who do they think they're fooling with those ''ludicrous'' disguises?"

** Their lines of idle dialogue are just as hilariously paper thin:

{{quote|'''Spy/Road worker:''' My red sign helps me work on the road.

'''Spy/Assassin:''' I like to shoot people.

'''Spy/Sewer worker:''' Feces. }}

* The identity of the Cornstalker in ''[[Touch Detective]] 2 1/2'' is supposed to be a big secret... but {{spoiler|there is one character that has the ''same'' jawline, ''same'' hair, ''same'' basic build, very similar name, and most disconcerting of all, the ''same voice'' (or rather, squeaky tones). A visit to the portrait gallery after the very first episode is enough to figure out who he is.}}

* ''[[Persona 4]]'' expects even the player to think that all it takes for {{spoiler|Naoto to be unmistakable for a boy is to put on a ''hat''.}}