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Special mention goes to characters who wear ''heat'' [[Kryptonite-Proof Suit|proofing gear to avoid overheating or being melted]] by [[Elemental Rock-Paper-Scissors]] savvy foes.

 

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== Anime and Manga ==

* [[An Ice Person|Gray Fullbuster]] from [[Fairy Tail]] was conditioned by his training to be completely immune to cold, and so he [[Walking Shirtless Scene|tends to forgo the shirts and long pants]]...much to his [[True Companions|guildmates']] annoyance.

* Ghiaccio from ''[[Jo Jo's Bizarre Adventure (Manga)|Jo Jos Bizarre Adventure]]'' Part 5 is a variant: the primary manifestation of his Stand power is forming a suit of icy armor around his body for defense. However, the interior is insulated to be comfortably warm since he doesn't have any special resistance to cold. The suit is mostly white, and the Stand is even named "[[The Beatles (Music)|White Album]]"!

* Yukiko-Hime from ''[[Dororon Enma Kun]]'' wears a very short Yukata, a pair of sandals, [[Vapor Wear|and nothing else]].

* Nuclear Winter and his female minions from ''[[Freedom Force]]'' dress in [[Stylish Protection Gear|stylish warm clothing]].

* [[Genki Girl]] Kula Diamond from ''[[The King of Fighters (Video Game)|The King of Fighters]]'' wears a [[Hell-Bent for Leather|leather]] bodysuit as combat attire.

* Ice Man from the ''[[Mega Man (Video Game)|Mega Man]]'' games can generate ice and is dressed in a blue and white Arctic gear. It would be justified since his original job was Arctic investigation — except that he's a robot and thus shouldn't ''need'' protective clothing.

** Frost damage can still damage machinery, especially if it uses any sort of liquid for cooling (when it's not in arctic weather), hydraulic pressure system for movement, or water tank for it to manipulate ice.

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