Scarf of Asskicking: Difference between revisions

* Isaac from ''[[Golden Sun]]''. If a 17-year-old kid told you he was out to save the world, would ''you'' believe him if he was wearing a ''bright yellow scarf''? Well, neither did Saturos, Menardi, Agatio, or Karst. Or anyone else outside your party, for that matter.

** Speaking of Menardi, her Sash of Asskicking also fits the qualifications of this trope.

* Proto Man in the ''[[Mega Man (video game)|Mega Man]]'' series is never seen without his trademark yellow scarf.

** Then again, considering that he was heavily inspired by ''[[Kamen Rider]]''...

** Sakuya for definite sports one of these in Perfect Cherry Blossom. However that IS because it's winter during the Incident.

* Rita Mordio in ''[[Tales of Vesperia]]'' uses scarves/sashes as weapons when not using a chain. She even justifies their use as weapons in one of the game's skits by stating how she makes the "aer" in their weaves more dense in order to make them rigid. Or something like that.

** In the first game, we have [[The Hero|Lloyd]], though it's more like "long, white [[Hachimaki]] wrapped around the neck" of asskicking.

* In ''[[Samurai Shodown]]'', [[McNinja|Galford D. Weiler]] is always seen with a scarf. [[All There in the Manual|According to the data books]], this scarf is his most prized possession, given from his master after graduating from ninja school.

* The earlier ''[[Final Fantasy]]'' games with concept art by Yoshitaka Amano are heavily loaded with characters wearing dozens of scarves and sashes. Later ''[[Final Fantasy]]'' games by Tetsuya Nomura switched from the scarves and sashes to [[Too Many Belts|belts]] and [[Everythings Better With Zippers|zippers]].

** Male Mimic class in ''[[Final Fantasy Tactics]]'' wears a scarf, and a Mimic is one of the [[Game Breaker|game breakers]] when being used right.

* Micaiah and Sothe of ''[[Fire Emblem]]: [[Fire Emblem Tellius|Radiant Dawn]]'' wear these.

** Volke, from both ''Path of Radiance'' and ''Radiant Dawn'', sports a pretty nifty scarf, which only serves to add to his general intrigue.

* Kay Faraday wears a long scarf with the end cut into a bird-wing shape in ''[[Ace Attorney Investigations]]''. She also pins a home-made Yatagarasu symbol broach to it.

* Flowing scarves are included as an alternative to capes in ''[[City of Heroes]]''.

* Ovan of the [[.hack|.hack//Roots anime and //G.U. games]] has a light blue scarf that often covers the bottom part of his face. Along with a [[Badass Longcoat|Badass Whitecoat]] and [[Scary Shiny Glasses]], he's exactly as powerful as his accessories would suggest.

* All three main characters in ''[[Pokémon]] [[Pokémon Diamond and Pearl|Diamond/Pearl/Platinum]]'' have scarves, as do [[Pocket Monsters (manga)|their]] [[Pokémon Special|manga]] [[Pokémon Diamond and Pearl Adventure|counterparts]].

** There are also scarf items that serve this purpose for your Pokemon: the Silk Scarf gives a 20% power boost to your Pokemon's Normal-type attacks, while the Choice Scarf increases your Pokemon's Speed by 50%, although it is locked into the first move it uses until it is switched out.

* Adol Christin seems to have picked one up in ''[[Ys]]: The Oath in Felghana'', and continues on to wear it in the seventh game of the series. It makes you wonder why it took so long for the developers to give it to him.

* [[Maximo]] wears a scarf and kicks the undead's ass. What more can you say?

* Jin Saotome of ''[[Cyberbots: Full Metal Madness|Cyberbots]]'' and it [[Dramatic Wind|defies gravity]]

* The hero in [[Nitrome]]'s ''Sky Serpents''.