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A subtrope to the Totem Pole Trench, this is when two or more characters, usually for reasons of comic relief or Fan Service, share a costume/disguise, be they friends, rivals, main characters, mooks or even (for bonus points) arch enemies. Not to be confused with Fusion or Grand Theft Me, but somewhat similar to Sharing a Body in some cases (but not always). Examples of Two Men, One Dress include:

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  • A subtrope to the Totem Pole Trench, this is when two or more characters, usually for reasons of comic relief or Fan Service, share a costume/disguise, be they friends, rivals, main characters, mooks or even (for bonus points) arch enemies. Not to be confused with Fusion or Grand Theft Me, but somewhat similar to Sharing a Body in some cases (but not always). Examples of Two Men, One Dress include:
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  • A subtrope to the Totem Pole Trench, this is when two or more characters, usually for reasons of comic relief or Fan Service, share a costume/disguise, be they friends, rivals, main characters, mooks or even (for bonus points) arch enemies. An example of the trope is the classic four-legged animal costume (where one character plays the head and front legs, while the second plays as the butt of the joke...literally). Other times it'll be less obvious, where a dwarf might sit on the shoulders of a giant and have a concealing jacket (or the like) to make the look of a Genius Bruiser, or to simply get both characters past an obstacle without leaving one of them behind. A more cunning way of doing this involves a latex suit but sometimes this can backfire due to the strain of too many people in one costume, or the opposite, not enough strain to look "natural." Not to be confused with Fusion or Grand Theft Me, but somewhat similar to Sharing a Body in some cases (but not always). Examples of Two Men, One Dress include:
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