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* In ''[[Black Jack (Manga)|Black Jack]]'', half of Dr. Black Jack's hair becaming white after a land mine blasted his head apart when he was a child.
* In ''[[New Mazinger (Manga)|New Mazinger]]'' -a ''[[Mazinger Z (Anime)|Mazinger Z]]'' spin-off- [[Not As You Know Them|Major Kabuto]] is black-haired, but his hair's central part is red.
* ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! (Franchise)|Yu-Gi-Oh]]'':
** Yugi Mutou has purple, black, and blond hair, and it is implied that his grandfather looked like this when he was younger.
** The Pharaoh was shown with these hair colors when he was born, but his dad has black hair, like a normal Egyptian. Some suspect that he got his hair from his unseen mother; on the other hand, anime hair doesn't exactly have to follow logic and science.
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* Rogue of ''[[X-Men]]'' has a white streak in her brown hair. Jury's out as to just how she got it.
** [[The Movie]]: [[Locked Into Strangeness]];
** The Comic: [[Flip -Flop of God]]. Initially, she was drawn to be a woman in her sixties--the white streak was graying hair. When her age was settled down at being seventeen, the white streak was referenced as being dyed. When her backstory was established, she had the white streak even as a thirteen-year-old. While it's possible it was dyed, fans were unsure, since the placement of the white streak varied quite strongly whenever her look was changed. Finally, in her solo series, her hair is shown with a white streak from when she was a toddler, making it a physical mutation.
** Ever heard of poliosis?
* Norman Osbourne from ''[[Spider-Man]]'' is drawn with red hair with black stripes, though it's possible that his hair is just in waves and that the red is to show the raised areas.
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== Films -- Animation ==
* Cruella de Vil from ''[[One Hundred and One101 Dalmatians (Disney)|One Hundred and One Dalmatians]]'' has hair that's half black and half white. (According to some, this symbolizes that she's [[Two -Faced]].) Perhaps surprisingly, this is carried over from the 3 book rather than a Disney invention. See the Literature section.
 
 
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* The titular character of ''[[Growing Up Creepie (Animation)|Growing Up Creepie]]'' has literal rainbow hair.
* As does the tougher of the two [[Dragonball|Master Roshi]] expies on ''[[Perfect Hair Forever (Animation)|Perfect Hair Forever]]''. Coiffio's hair even ''changes'' colors!
* The main character of ''[[Lady Lovely Locks (Animation)|Lady Lovely Locks]]'' of the same name has this, as well as her friends Maiden FairHair and Maiden CurlyCrown. Their hair is a normal color ([[Blonde, Brunette, Redhead|blond, brown, red]]) with streaks of pastel colors in them.
* Danse from ''[[Jem (Animation)|Jem]]'' has blond, pink, and blue hair.
* Jun from ''[[The Life and Times of Juniper Lee (Animation)|The Life and Times of Juniper Lee]]'' had a pink stripe in her hair. This is the fairly rare example where it was explicitly dyed; the Te Xuan Ze gets a streak of white hair when it is her turn to maintain [[The Masquerade]].
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[[Category:Multicolored Hair]]
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