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** Also notable in that they appear to be one-piece dresses, as opposed to the typical separate blouse and skirt.

* Nobel Gundam from ''[[G Gundam]]'' is a [[Humongous Mecha]] dressed in a Sailor Fuku. As if that weren't nonsensical enough, it's from ''Sweden'' of all places. Presumably the scientists who designed it were a bunch of weeaboos (it does show its Scandinavian roots in [[The Berserker|another way, though...]]).

** Similarly the VF-1A "Angel Bird" variant Valkyrie from the first episode of [[Super Dimension Fortress Macross]]. Though it never transforms out of fighter mode on-screen, the paint scheme becomes [http://www.macross2.net/m3/sdfmacross/variant-vf-1a-angel.htm oddly familiar] in Battroid mode. One of the many such [[Easter Egg]]s thrown into the first few episodes of the series.

** Similarly the VF-1A "Angel Bird" variant Valkyrie from the first episode of [[Super Dimension Fortress Macross]]. Though it never transforms out of fighter mode on-screen, the paint scheme becomes [https://web.archive.org/web/20140318032817/http://www.macross2.net/m3/sdfmacross/variant-vf-1a-angel.htm oddly familiar] in Battroid mode. One of the many such [[Easter Egg]]s thrown into the first few episodes of the series.

* The sailor uniforms in ''[[Saki (manga)|Saki]]'' appear to have quite some variation in skirt lengths, ranging from way below the knees to ultra-short, permanently flashy miniskirts—the latter usually reserved for younger characters, sometimes combined with [[Zettai Ryouiki]].

* ''[[Aoi Hana]]'': The all-girl high school attended by Akira, Fujigaya, has relatively realistically depicted sailor fukus, with skirts way below the knee.