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==Alter egos in popular culture== ==Alter egos in popular culture==
* Makaveli, alter ego of rapper [[Tupac Shakur]]. * Makaveli, alter ego of rapper [[Tupac Shakur]].
-* Humpty Hump, alter ego of [[Shock G]], member of the group [[Digital Underground]] and co-producer of Tupac Shakur's debut album ''[[2Pacalypse Now]]''.+* [[Humpty Hump]], alter ego of [[Shock G]], member of the group [[Digital Underground]] and co-producer of Tupac Shakur's debut album ''[[2Pacalypse Now]]''.
* Yami Yugi, alter ego of [[Yugi]] on TV show [[Yu-Gi-Oh!]]. * Yami Yugi, alter ego of [[Yugi]] on TV show [[Yu-Gi-Oh!]].
*Shiek is the alter ego of [[Zelda]] *Shiek is the alter ego of [[Zelda]]

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An alter ego (Latin, "the other I") is a second self, a second personality or persona within a person. It was created in the early 1800s when people first discovered schizophrenia. The term is commonly used in literature analysis and comparison to describe characters who are psychologically identical. The term and concept also frequently appear in popular fiction, such as in comic books, for the secret identity of a superhero, vigilante, or crimefighter. Related concepts include avatar, doppelgänger, impersonator, and split personality.

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