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While much of the chaos was caused by pockets of unruly youngsters up and down the country, in some cities the autumnal festivities are marred by protesters donning Guy Fawkes masks.

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Members of Anonymous, also known as Anons, are regularly identified by their Guy Fawkes masks which include a white face with a black goatee and grinning smile.

We Are Anonymous Anonymous — yes, the Guy Fawkes mask-wearing 2010s hacktivist group that trolled powerful groups including the Obama administration — is back.

The anti-capitalist event coincides with Guy Fawkes celebrations in the UK, with many of the protesters wearing masks bearing the face of the man behind the gunpowder plot of 1605.

And they wear the smiley mask with the pointy beard? Guy Fawkes masks. (AP Photo/Seth Wenig) That’s not part of the holiday but a recent creation, with little connection to the historical Guy.

On Guy Fawkes Night, the Million Mask March, also known as "Operation Vendetta," is held worldwide as an annual protest associated with Anonymous.