Tribal Face Paint: Difference between revisions

* In ''[[XamdXam'd: Lost Memories]]'', every member of a tribe of people who revere and use [[Organic Technology]] have purple [[Facial Markings]].

* Minor [[Batman (Comic Book)|Batman]] opponent Matatoa has Maori facial tattoos.

* The Atlanteans in ''[[Atlantis: theThe Lost Empire]]'' have varied designs on their faces. This is especially most noticable with [[Cree Summer|Kida]] and her father [[Leonard Nimoy|King Kashekhim Nedakh]], who both wear this as royalty. Also, at the end of the film, [[The High Queen|Kida]] ends up gaining more tattoos on her face (one on her right cheek and another on her forehead), {{spoiler|as with her new husband Milo Thatch, who gains one on his shoulder.}}

* In Disney's ''[[Peter Pan (Disney film)|Peter Pan]]'', the Indian chief and a couple of his warriors wear it, as does the boy Michael while he's their guest.

* Lord Macintosh from ''[[Brave (Animation)|Brave]]''.

* In ''[[Avatar (Filmfilm)|Avatar]]'', when Jake is inducted into the Na'vi they paint his entire body with a white paint of some sort. Also, some of the Na'vi (e.g. Neytiri) wear a different kind when going into battle.

* At the beginning of ''[[Raiders of the Lost Ark (Film)|Raiders of the Lost Ark]]'' the Hovitos Indians have Tribal Face Paint.

* In ''[[King Arthur (Filmfilm)|King Arthur]]'', the Celts wear blue face and body paint in battle.

* The Nac Mac Feegle in ''[[Discworld (Literature)|Discworld]]'' have elaborate clan tattoos. To the extent that the books sometimes seem contradictory as to whether they actually have blue skin or not.

* The kids in ''[[The Tribe (TV)|The Tribe]]'' sure do love their face paint.

* [[Tech N 9 neN9ne]]

** [[Bio WareBioWare]] also used it in ''[[Dragon Age]]'', where the Dalish elves, the Chasind, and the Avvar all traditionally have facial tattoos.

* Unique facial markings are worn by the Tribesmen in ''[[Tribes: Vengeance]]'' and, ironically, by the anti-Tribal extremist Julia, {{spoiler|who is unknowingly a half-Tribal by blood herself}}.

* ''[[Fallout: New Vegas]]'': In the Honest Hearts DLC, one of the two tribes of Zion Canyon, known as the Dead Horses has a custom where members earn a facial or body tattoo for every major achievement they accomplish.

* The title opponents in the ''[[Jonny Quest (Animation)|Jonny Quest]]'' episode "Pursuit of the Po-Ho".

* In the ''[[DextersDexter's Laboratory (Animation)|Dexters Laboratory]]'' "Dial M for Monkey" episode, "Huntor", Monkey is forced to fight without his powers, and "goes native", which includes putting on face paint.

* In the ''[[My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic (Animation)|My Little Pony Friendship Is Magic]]'' episode ''Over a Barrel'', the buffalo (who are depicted as a native tribe) put on face paint before going into battle.

* Queen La from ''[[The Legend of Tarzan (Animation)|The Legend of Tarzan]]'', despite being an evil Atlantean Queen living in Africa and ruling over an entire race of Leopard Men, actually wears dark red tattoos on her face. Normally, tattoos worn by Atlanteans (especially if they're royal members), as mentioned above, are supposed to be blue.

* The native people of New Zealand, the Maori, traditionally decorate their face and body with [http://en.[wikipedia.org/wiki/Ta_moko:Ta moko|ta moko]], in order to indicate status and rank and attract partners.