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* [[Gaia Online|Labtech X]] has always been one of [[The Faceless]], but when he traded in his old [[Scarf of Asskicking]] to one with a full mask... well there's a reason his scarf is one of the most valuable prizes you can win from playing zOMG. (By the way, X actually has a reason for hiding his face, since {{spoiler|he's a [[Cloning Blues|clone]], and [[Beta Test Baddie|hates the man who created him.]]}}
* Psycho Mantis, from the [[Metal Gear Solid]] games. Even if he's a villain, you can't top that [[Gas Mask Mooks|gas mask]].
* Aoi "Zaki" Himezaki of ''[[Rival Schools (Video Game)|Project Justice]]'' is almost always seen wearing a mask covering the lower half of her face. The supplemental board game reveals that she even refuses to eat in the presence of others since it'd require taking off her mask. A number of members in the Ladies Team, the [[Delinquents|delinquent]] gang she leads, also wear
* Arakune, Hakumen, and Relius from ''[[Blaz Blue]]''.
* The entire premise of [[The Legend of Zelda Majoras Mask]] is that Link obtains lots of masks with unique powers.
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* Hip hop dance crew Jabbawockeez wear creepy, blank masks to give the illusion that they are a bunch of puppets moving to the music. They're masked heroes! Like Rorschach.
** Before the Jabbawockeez there was guitarist Brian "[[Buckethead]]" Carroll, who still wears that same type of mask to this day.
* Since Jacques Plante introduced the goaltender mask to ice hockey, wearers of such equipment have taken to personalizing their masks, giving each golatender in the National Hockey League their own Cool Mask. Starting with Gerry Cheever's
* Can we count astronaut's helmets, with monolayers of gold to block the sun?
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