#clark kenting

[maspers]

Let's be honest, Adrien could totally get away with not wearing a mask as Chat Noir. He is literally so good at Clark Kenting. Everyone knows that Adrien Agreste is a Good Boy who is too Famous and Busy for superheroics, while Chat Noir is a pun-master who lives and breathes chaotic energy and probably lives in the slums based on stereotypes. Heck, it seems like most people forget Chat has a secret identity, because so much of his apparent personality revolves entirely around his role as a Superhero. Ladybug having a secret identity is obvious, she brings it up a lot, and anyone can examine her behavior and go like "Ah yes this person is using an 'I'm in charge here' voice". But Chat's just, like, always there. And always acting like Chat Noir. No way Adrien can be him. Adrien's schedule is so busy he never has time for anything. 

(It is particularly amusing that this logic also applies to Gabriel as Hawkmoth. Being overly dramatic the moment you get superpowers seems to run in the family)

[chipmunkweirdo]

I honestly didn’t think I’d get this traced and colored, but I am achey, and I needed a good distraction that didn’t require much brainpower.

Alvin is just Clark Kenting. I wonder if mall security knows that’s him or not.

[takenene]

wait, i just realized aizen was basically clark kenting his way through soul society and i’m—

[pybun]

he could be anyone without his gear or his mask

[ramonahblog]

If bumblebees exist than Clark Kent can fool an entire world with a pair of glasses. 

Bumblebees exist.

And can fly. Despite their tiny wings and adorably chunky bodies. 

Therefore Clark Kent can fool an entire world with a pair of glasses.

[abbazaba-u-my-only-friend]

Christopher Reeve doing Clark Kent becoming Superman except it's Chris Pratt switching from Andy Dwyer to Peter Quill using only his face and posture.

[scholaroftrivia]

Any tv shows where a superhero is Clark Kenting should also have the hero’s actors do random bit roles as different characters.  Ex: -the “Clark” is talking with a police officier after a dangerous crook’s arrest. The crook is played by “Clark”’s actor with long hair and a scar on the cheek, has one line, camera doesn’t especially focus on him. -Whenever the characters go to their usual bar/coffee place, the bartender is played by “Clark”’s actor, but with a short beard.

-A character is seen reading a fashion magazine. The model on the cover is played by “Clark”’s actor, but blonde.  And let’s not forget: -One episode has “Clark”’s actor appears as themselves and interacts with the characters. 

And at no point is anyone surprised by that, points it out, acknowledges it in a “wink at the camera” fashion or provides an explanation.  Double the “should” factor if it’s an actual Superman or related show.