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Unity: This is brought up when Honey Lemon learns that Susan is Ginormica, as she asks how she didn't recognise Susan when Ginormica doesn't wear a mask. Susan observes that it's surprisingly easy to blend in when people expect you to be ten times taller.

Are you ready to transform into the legendary Groucho Marx? With our exclusive Groucho Marx Costume Glasses, you'll have everyone laughing and doing double takes at your next Halloween party or costume event. These glasses are the perfect accessory to complete your Groucho ensemble and bring out the comedian in you! Hilariously Authentic Design Iconic Item: Harpo's top hat, magical trenchcoat, squeeze horn and harp. Chico's pseudo-Italian suit and pointed alpine hat. Groucho's cigar and wire-rim glasses. Deadpan Snarker: Groucho especially, but Chico had his moments. By all accounts, this was Groucho's real life personality and even his kids would complain that he was "always on". In real life, he was quite intelligent, but not very well-educated as he had quit school early on, which could lead to this. In one incident recalled in his autobiography, he came up with a brilliant plan to outwit Alexander Wolcott in a murder mystery game, but gave himself away by misspelling the word "dead" in a note (since everyone else there was highly educated, Wolcott knew that only Harpo would make such a mistake). Foil: The Marxes had several throughout their films: Margaret Dumont, Sig Ruman ( A Night at the Opera, A Day at the Races, and Thelma Todd ( Monkey Business, Horse Feathers).

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Later in life, Harpo had a second career as a dinner speaker. He would always open his speeches with a wry "unaccustomed as I am to public speaking," and get the audience rolling with laughter. Brother on Board: Master of disguise Mr. 2 actually pulls this off well while hunting down Mr. 3. His powers let him turn into a physical double of anyone he's ever touched, but he can only use his martial arts effectively in his true form. So, what does he do? He puts on a plain suit and removes his makeup. Remarkably effective at disguising the normally flamboyant okama, the Straw Hats only recognize him from his ballet shoes. In another episode, Abby thinks Oscar might really be a prince and wants to kiss him, which Oscar wants to avoid. At one point Oscar dons a disguise (Groucho Marx glasses) which doesn't work. The Lonely Island song "Two Worlds Collide" features Andy Samberg singing about his love for country singer Reba McEntire. "Reba" is played by SNL cast member Kenan Thompson, who is actually an ordinary guy (who fully admits to being a man) who found a red wig in the dumpster, put it on, and somehow convinced Samberg that "she" is the real deal. The extremely graphic song describes all of their sexual escapades (with Thompson frequently mentioning his penis), but Samberg is none the wiser because of the wig.

Young Julius was forced to leave school at the age of 12 and found his first success on stage as a singer in 1905. Within a few years, the brothers developed a touring vaudeville act that lampooned a high school classroom. As was popular at the time, each brother played a different ethnic stereotype. As the popularity of the Marx Brothers waned in the 1940s, Julius grew a real mustache. The middle-aged bushy-eyebrowed comedian became a caricature of himself, blurring the lines between his off- and on-screen personas as his face took on the Muppet-like look of Groucho.

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In another instance, he deliberately tells a bad joke and then says to the audience "Well, all the jokes can't be good! You gotta expect that sometimes." Wander over Foster's AU One-Shot ( Wander over Yonder, Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends): Bloo's "investor disguise" consists of his typical enormous coat and sunglasses. The Unexpected Rookie: Justified. While in the world of Cars, the Autobots need to keep a low profile while looking out for Decepticons. Fortunately, in this world they don't need to do much to disguise themselves except transform into their vehicle modes and use holographic eyes and mouths. None of the cars realize they're robots in disguise until they transform. Red Oni, Blue Oni: Every Double Act followed this pattern. From reddest to bluest: Harpo's characters, Chico's characters, Groucho's characters, and Zeppo's characters. In Halloween Otome, it's downplayed (especially in the case of The Count), but Emma and Mr. Bandages hair (in length/style and colour, respectively) are striking enough that Emma should have recognized one of the guys, or vice versa.