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== Anime and Manga ==
* Rotton the Wizard probably one of the few people in ''[[Black Lagoon]]'' with the sense to wear one. Shouting out your presence when you have the jump on the enemy not so much.
* [[Gunsmith Cats|Bean Bandit's]] famous armoured jacket seems to be multiple layers of Kevlar wrapped in leather, possibly reinforced with metal. It nearly breaks one character's foot when she accidentally pushed it off a dresser. It'll stop just about anything short of a point-blank assault rifle.
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* The ''[[Criminal Minds]]'' team suit up in Kevlar vests [[Once an Episode]].
* Subverted in ''Lost''. Ben shoots Charlotte and she is saved by her vest. Despite this, she is knocked unconscious, suffers extreme injuries from the impact and is in a lot of pain from getting hit with a bullet.
* The title character of the Korean drama ''[[Strong Girl Bong-soon]]'' makes use of a bulletproof vest in a manner almost exactly matching the first paragraph of the main text, after learning that the criminal she's chasing has purchased a Soviet-era sniper rifle.
== Music ==
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