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Line 1: {{trope}} [[File:~~wrist_gadget_3907~~wrist gadget 3907.png\|link=Cowboys and Aliens (film)\|right]] Items on your wrist are easy to access, versatile, and [[Rule of Cool\|just look awesome]]. Line 12: == [[Anime and Manga]] == * ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh (anime)\|Yu-Gi-Oh]]'' Duel Discs. * Several [[Magical Girl~~\|Magical Girls~~]]s wear their [[Transformation Trinket]] on their wrist: [[Corrector Yui]], [[Magical Star Magical Emi]], [[Yes! Pretty Cure 5]], [[Kämpfer]], later seasons of ''[[Ojamajo Doremi]]'', and the [[Frilly Upgrade]] powerup in ''[[Mermaid Melody Pichi Pichi Pitch]]''. * ''[[Science Ninja Team Gatchaman]]'' (AKA ''[[Battle of the Planets]]''). G-Force had wrist band communications devices which also allowed them to [[Instant Costume Change\|change between their team uniforms and civilian clothing]]. Line 55: == [[Real Life]] == * [[Steampunk~~\|Steampunks~~]]s seem to have a fascination for cool wrist-mounted gadgets, from guns to chronometers to [http://designcrave.frsucrave.netdna-cdn.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/01/DC011211-AA.jpg computers]. ** [[Cyber Goth\|Cybergoths]] are fond of this too, though their tend to look less gadgety compared to Steampunks. * Company Armstar produces an armoured gauntlet, marketed to body guards, that has a built in taser, video camera and flashlight. It now also has an armoured iphone dock.

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