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| - This ability allows you to use disguise tools, temporarily altering your RSI to appear as someone else.
- Disguise is a Stealth Skill. Sometimes referred to as Disguise Lore. Those possessing this skill will be masters of disguise.
- Doctor Rebos was constantly disguising himself. He disguised himself as a caterer for Eats and Drinks, and a journalist that worked for Bow-Wow Magazine. His car even had the ability to disguise itself with the push of a button. Noah Tall and Twisty disguised themselves with a fake mustache and beard when they attempted to capture the Krim family.
- Disguise (Awareness) Disguise is a skill which allowed a character to give an entirely new persona to adopt.
- Disguise is an episode of May I Have a Word where Tommy correctly defined the word.
- Disguises are a vital part of gameplay in the Hitman series.
- Clothing that Herz wears.
- For a list of disguises see .
- The Spy has the unique ability to disguise as other classes, both on his own team and the enemies. This, as well as his cloaking ability, helps him move unnoticed among the other players. While wearing a disguise, the Spy will appear as the disguised class from the other team's perspective, and to the Spy's teammates, he appears as a friendly Spy wearing a mask representing his current disguise.
- Disguise is a defensive ability of the Prototypes. This ability allows them to "disguise" themselves as the last human target they have consumed. This ability allows a Prototype to alter their exterior to resemble the consumed, also gaining their memories. Transformations can only be achieved with human targets, non-human targets like the Infected or the Hunter class targets only provide additional health. In order to gain complete advantage of this ability, Mercer and Heller have to stay hidden from the military while transforming.
- Disguise (ばけのかわ Bakenogawa) is an ability so far exclusive to Mimikyu introduced in Generation VII.
- the Disguise feature is one of the many features in Super Smash Sisters. It allows the girls in the series to go undercover as an officer or a sea captain in the enemy ranks. They can also disguise as street gang punks. In undercover stages, the girls should show papers when they are asked by grunts. Sometimes, bad guys will salute the undercover girl. Girls must not use specials or show weapons or their cover is blown. An officer or a high rank gang member can blow a girl's cover easily. To up security levels, girls can eliminate an officer and take his papers.
- Disguises are Casual Wear full-body armor in Xenoblade Chronicles X. They are manufactured by Sakuraba Industries.
- Characters with this talent are skilled at preparing and using disguises. A disguise can be very elaborate or quite simple. The gamesmaster should bear in mind how much effort has gone into a disguise when deciding whether it works or not. A disguised character can pass unnoticed amongst unsuspecting people and will pass casual examination if a test against Fel is successful. Close examination will always reveal a disguise, although the character may forestall such examination by means of a successful Bluff. Again, the gamesmaster should take the nature of the bluff into account: something like "Don'ee search me too roughly, deary... I's bin a bit delicate since I got a touch of the Old King's Rot" ought to be successful in most cases...
- It gives everybody glasses and a funny nose with a mustache.
- Disguise is a weave of Spirit used to disguise a channeler's ability. In women, it stops others from sensing the ability to channel, as well as hiding the light of saidar and stopping men from feeling the goosebumps caused by women channeling. The effects of a man using the weave are unknown. Using inverted weaves is the same as disguising. This is a . There is not enough information provided from the Wheel of Time universe to expand this article. Please do not add .
- Disguise is the Dragon's Gate skill of changing one's appearance. A thief or a bard may learn disguise. The adventurer may disguise their general personna, sex, race, or their profession. Jon Bard the male San Elf Bard, for example, could disguise himself as Jane Warrior, the female Leuian Sword Cleric. Disguise does not obscure a Godmark, making certain disguises patently obvious. Any other character who becomes suspicious may attempt to expose the true identity of a disguised character by revealing and removing the diguise.
- A disguise is an item, object, or spell that changes a character's appearance beyond what the game typically allows, normally found in the form of buffs and debuffs. Sometimes being in a certain zone or phase of a zone will change your character into something else. Getting your hair cut or colored at a barber would not be a disguise. An effect on the character that does not substantially change the character's appearance would not be a disguise.
- During the Warring States period and the Edo-period in Japan, there existed checkpoints at every district's boundary and a shinobi couldn’t pass right through without a disguise. He had to behave completely like the person he was disguised as, such as as a samurai, a merchant, a farmer, a priest, a street performer, a sick person, a blind man or a handicapped man. To do so, it is not sufficient enough for a shinobi to only look like the person he was impersonating, he needed to acquire all kind of attributes which belong to the model of his disguise. They were, for instance, the knowledge, speech, gestures, sex, age of that person.
- Disguises are used on several occasions by Sly Cooper, sometimes by Bentley and Murray and even rarely by Carmelita Fox during missions. In most affairs, he will dress up as one of the enemy guards and even socialize with the security. Sly is a specialist when it comes to camouflage; however, while he is given the title of "master of disguise," Bentley has also stated that he is a poor actor when it comes to accents.
- Your Disguise check result determines how good the disguise is, and it is opposed by others’ Spot check results. If you don’t draw any attention to yourself, others do not get to make Spot checks. If you come to the attention of people who are suspicious (such as a guard who is watching commoners walking through a city gate), it can be assumed that such observers are taking 10 on their Spot checks. You get only one Disguise check per use of the skill, even if several people are making Spot checks against it. The Disguise check is made secretly, so that you can’t be sure how good the result is.
- Disguise is an extra in the Lego Star Wars II: The Original Trilogy and the Lego Star Wars: The Complete Saga video games. When turned on, it makes all characters in the game - even the bartender and music players in the Cantina - have a fake Groucho Marx glasses and nose over their head. Some characters, such as Training Remote and Mouse Droid, do not have the Groucho Marx glasses on. In the Lego Star Wars II: The Original Trilogy game, the Disguise extra can be used as Disguise 1, or Disguise 2. Disguise 1 made Groucho Marx glasses appear on all the characters, and
- The Disguise is an outfit used to infiltrate certain restricted areas. It first appears in the Area 51: Rescue mission as a scientist's uniform, where it's actually called Lab clothes, but functions the same. In this mission it is used to enter the room that contains the keycard needed to rescue Elvis. It appears again in the form of a stewardess' uniform in the Air Base: Espionage mission, where it is used to enter the base and board Air Force One.
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