39,327
edits
Distinctive Appearances: Difference between revisions
m
Mass update links
m (Convert media template into media: links) |
m (Mass update links) |
||
Line 9:
And this can go in almost any number of directions.
* You have a [[Five
* Have it all be [[Color Coded for Your Convenience]]. [[Power Rangers]] has survived on this for years, the Red Ranger is the leader. The Pink Ranger or Yellow Ranger is the chick. Not bad for a team costume that covers their face, huh?
* Make it a [[Five Token Band]], even if all you know about the guy is that he's "The Mexican one" that's a lot better then "the other white guy."
* [[Clothes Make the Legend]]
* [[Dress
And compare/contrast any number of tropes, including [[Cast of Snowflakes]], [[Only Six Faces]], [[Palette Swap]], [[Limited Wardrobe]], [[One Steve Limit]].
{{examples
== [[Anime]] ==
Line 25:
** Only in the original anime, though. While he does wear it in the manga and Brotherhood, its appearances become much less frequent as the story goes on.
* Isumi of ''[[Hayate the Combat Butler (Manga)|Hayate the Combat Butler]]'' doesn't wear the standard girl's uniform at their school. This is even lampshaded when Nagi invites her to come see the new kitten: she says she needs to go home first and change out of her school uniform and Nagi responds that she's wearing a kimono already. The Hakuou girl's uniform is already similar to a kimono, but Isumi says it's too breezy.
* Oda, the creator of ''[[One Piece (Manga)|One Piece]]'', goes out of his way to make sure every non-mook has an appearance distinct from everyone else (except for a pair of [[Single
* ''[[Sailor Moon (Manga)|Sailor Moon]]'' has the title character wearing her trademark [[Odango Hair]] with long [[Girlish Pigtails|twintails]], making her very distinct and recognizable throughout the whole Magical Girl genre.
| |||