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One ''ComicStrip/WhatsNewWithPhilAndDixie'' strip discussed this trope, with [[MsFanservice Dixie]] modeling it and Phil pointing out its flaws. Phil eventually outfits her with a still somewhat sexy but ''far'' more practical outfit; Dixie then declares that "it's [his] turn", strips him down to nothing but a loincloth and a dagger, and pits him against a dragon.
someone at blizzard has watched viva la dirt leagues Epic NPC man Comment by TerribleTurnip on 2022-12-17T14:20:53-06:00 The supposedly "armoured" fighters of the Seven Shields (Alicia, Claudia, Luu-Luu) are dressed in "armour" designed with revealing skin in mind[[note]]The {{doylist}} reason for this is because these three characters are designed that way in ''Kuroinu'' canon[[/note]]. Special mention goes to Luu-Luu, a CutesyDwarf who wears a two-piece "armour" made of animal hide, all underneath a green cloak. {{Averted|Trope}} in the remastered version due to AdaptationalModesty. Proving that the trope is not female-only, classic films such as ''Film/{{Conan the Barbarian|1982}}'' play up the image of the muscular warrior who wears less than many professional wrestlers -- loincloth, boots, and nothing more -- despite fighting many opponents with bladed weapons. The sword sheathe attaches to the belt with a leather loop which requires the belt to be threaded through, which is annoying for me but at least it stays in place. Then, for reasons, the dagger sheathe just hangs off the belt with a plastic hook, which has a cavity so large that the sheathe just flies off the belt if you breathe on it funny.
urn:oclc:record:1391280518 Foldoutcount 0 Identifier chainmailbikinia0000unse Identifier-ark ark:/13960/s25q3jchbwb Invoice 1652 Isbn 9781513600123 NSFW comic ''ComicBook/{{xXxenophile}}'' frequently invokes this, for both male and female characters (when they bother to wear anything at all). Film/TheABCsOfDeath'': In the "W" segment, the warrior woman fighting the giant walrus is clad in a bikini made of leather and metal. The title character of ''Red Shetland'', a Furry comic that homages ''Comicbook/RedSonja'' and the ''Franchise/ConanTheBarbarian'' mythos as a whole, wears one of these, although it's not quite as all-protecting as is the norm for this trope. We've been hand making incredibly comfortable and attractive chainmail bikini tops for over 15 years. Chainmail bikinis are a timeworn tradition among Dungeons & Dragons fans, and our pieces are incredibly popular with medieval groups and renaissance fairs over the world. Our tops are made to be worn and are popular with belly dancers as well as for all day wear at Renaissance faires and SCA events. Comfort is our highest priority.
The comics also explores the wide range of games their creators enjoy, from Animal Crossing and The Sims to fighting games like Tekken, tabletop games like Dungeons and Dragons, card games like Magic: The Gathering and live action role-playing. Many of the comics touch on the personal ways that games can intersect with heartbreak, gender identity, mental illness and growing up. Also there's Sergeant Colon, who fits his Roman-Centurion-esque breastplate "like jelly fits a mould", and Detritus, a massive troll who ''can't'' fit all his muscles into ''his'' armor. And, it should be mentioned, his armor was originally fitted for a war elephant. USS Shangri-La (CV/CVA/CVS-38) was one of 24 Essex-class aircraft carriers completed during or shortly after World War II for the United States Navy.Played out beautifully in ''Anime/WolfsRain''. Yes, [[BigBad Jaguara]] does wear armor that clearly displays her "assets" to anyone she might allow to be in her presence... [[spoiler:so guess where Darcia finally skewers her?]], granted she was trying to seduce him, but she also anticipated a battle with the wolves. caption-width-right:319:Now available in [[ComicBook/ConanTheBarbarian His]] and [[ComicBook/RedSonja Hers]].]] Lampshaded in the second ''Webcomic/VanVonHunter'' book, wherein {{Stripperiffic}} villain Adonette is shot by a rather... distracted archer, who is promptly berated by his brother: Literature/SchooledInMagic'': Emily sees a group of women wearing them outside Whitehall, protectors of their virginal sisters. She speculates it's merely to make a statement of their femininity, rather than offer actual protection.
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