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* A oneshot in ''Robot: Super Color Comic'' takes place in [[The Future]] where Sailor Fuku are no longer used however the protagonists of the chapter wear them while going to a picnic. They try to cosplay as 21st century girls, eating food from that period (crepes) and going down to the long-since evacuated areas below ground.
* Parodied along with just about every other anime trope in ''[[Martian Successor Nadesico]]''. Impractically short-skirted sailor fuku feature prominently in the titular space battleship's "Early 21st Century High School" virtual reality entertainment program and one character trying to seduce another hacks the program to make her skirt even shorter.
* In ''[[Millennium Actress]]'' Chiyoko is often shown wearing a sailor fuku in the scenes depicting her childhood: unlike modern [[Fetish Fuel]] versions it's a genuine 1930s-era winter uniform made out of heavy wool for durability and cut with "room to grow" bagginess.
== Live-Action TV ==▼
* ''[[Kamen Rider Kabuto]]'': Tendou Juka, Tendou Souji's little sister, is a prime example. Some consider her an example of [[Lolicon]] pandering.▼
* Surprisingly, ''[[Star Trek: The Original Series]]''. In the episode "Court Martial", a young girl is wearing a futuristic sailor fuku. Humorusly enough, it looks like something Sailor Mercury would wear.▼
== Film ==
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* ''[[Almost Angels]]'' depicts the [[Real Life]] sailor suit uniform of the Vienna Boys Choir. Needless to say there are several variations from the Japanese school girl model, most notably the use of trousers instead of skirts.
* Gogo Yubari from ''[[Kill Bill]]'' wears a sailor fuku as explicit [[Fetish Fuel]]. Her fetish is [[Axe Crazy|gutting men]] who think she's trying to appeal to [[Lolicon|their fetish.]]
▲== Live-Action TV ==
▲* ''[[Kamen Rider Kabuto]]'': Tendou Juka, Tendou Souji's little sister, is a prime example. Some consider her an example of [[Lolicon]] pandering.
▲* Surprisingly, ''[[Star Trek: The Original Series]]''. In the episode "Court Martial", a young girl is wearing a futuristic sailor fuku.
== Music ==
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* In ''[[Kisetsu o Dakishimete]]'' (the 2nd game of the ''[[Yarudora]]'' series), the school blazer Mayu wears when the player character first finds her is a plot point. At several moments of the storyline, they use it to try and find the school it's affiliated to, and consequently [[Quest for Identity|discover Mayu's identity]]. It doesn't work, nobody they ask has ever seen this blazer. When following the {{spoiler|"Spirit of the Cherry Trees"}} storyline, it's implied the blazer is {{spoiler|the one Mayu's sister Mami, who just came back from overseas, wore when she was accidented}}.
* In ''[[Valis]]'', Yuko Ahso wears a sailor fuku for the first few stages before going [[Stripperiffic]]. The blue skirt matches the color of her hair. It returns in ''Valis II'' as one of her selectable outfits.
== Web Comics ==
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