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* In ''[[Aladdin (Disney film)|Aladdin]]'' the guards chasing the titular hero wield scimitars.
* [[Looney Tunes|Hassan]], the huge arab guard who appears in some shorts and wields a massive scimitar.
{{quote| "Hassan CHOP!!!"}}
* The wicked Jack-In-the-Box in ''Fantasia2000'' wields a scimitar against the Tin Soldier. Ironically, because of the curved blade itself he ends up slipping and [[Disney Villain Death|falling into]] [[Kill It with Fire|a hot stove head-first]].
 
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* Averted and played straight in ''[[The Dark Elf Trilogy]]'' and the rest of ''[[The Legend of Drizzt]]''. Drizzt Do'Urden (a dark elf but one of the most morally upright characters in whole series) wields [[Dual-Wielding|twin scimitars]], but so do some of the [[Always Chaotic Evil|other drow.]] Note however that in contrast to the typical drow, [[Defector From Decadence|Zaknafein]] used straight blades.
* In the ''[[Discworld]]'' novel ''[[Discworld/Moving Pictures|Moving Pictures]]'', Victor uses a scimitar in the click ''Sons of the Dessert''. He's not impressed.
{{quote| '''Victor''': I thought swords had to be straight.<br />
'''[[Dirty Old Woman|Mrs Cosmopolite]]''': Perhaps they start out straight and get bendy with use. A lot of things do. }}