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** ''ComicBook/TheFlashRebirth: "Year One"'', being an origin story, has Barry Allen working on his Flash outfit. It doesn't become ''the'' Flash outfit until his showdown with the Turtles.
** Wally West originally just used his uncle's Flash uniform but later changed it dropping the wings on the boots, adding white lenses in place of the cowls eyeholes, switching the circular lighting belt for a V-shaped one, and changing the costume red to a darker shade. Following Barry's return, in The Flash: Rebirth he altered his cowl to cover his nose and changed his symbol to resemble the simplified version used by the DCAU Flash.
** After the ComicBook/{{Flashpoint}} event, the ComicBook/New52 shifted Barry from his Silver Age look to a new design based on Wally's Flash costume but with the coloring and cowl design of Barry's with additional black lining and detail. He later briefly changed his costume to feature dark red accents with additional gold lightning patterns before switching back.
** Wally West originally just used his uncle's Flash uniform but later changed it dropping the wings on the boots, adding white lenses in place of the cowls eyeholes, switching the circular lighting belt for a V-shaped one, and changing the costume red to a darker shade. Following Barry's return, in The Flash: Rebirth he altered his cowl to cover his nose and changed his symbol to resemble the simplified version used by the DCAU Flash.
** After the ComicBook/{{Flashpoint}} event, the ComicBook/New52 shifted Barry from his Silver Age look to a new design based on Wally's Flash costume but with the coloring and cowl design of Barry's with additional black lining and detail. He later briefly changed his costume to feature dark red accents with additional gold lightning patterns before switching back.
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** ''ComicBook/TheFlashRebirth: ''ComicBook/TheFlash2016'': "Year One"'', One", being an origin story, has Barry Allen working on his Flash outfit. It doesn't become ''the'' Flash outfit until his showdown with the Turtles.
** Wally West originally just used his uncle's Flash uniform but later changed it dropping the wings on the boots, adding white lenses in place of the cowls eyeholes, switching the circular lighting belt for a V-shaped one, and changing the costume red to a darker shade. Following Barry's return, inThe Flash: Rebirth ''ComicBook/TheFlashRebirth'' he altered his cowl to cover his nose and changed his symbol to resemble the simplified version used by the DCAU Flash.
** After theComicBook/{{Flashpoint}} ComicBook/{{Flashpoint|DCComics}} event, the ComicBook/New52 series ''ComicBook/TheFlash2011'' shifted Barry from his Silver Age look to a new design based on Wally's Flash costume but with the coloring and cowl design of Barry's with additional black lining and detail. He later briefly changed his costume to feature dark red accents with additional gold lightning patterns before switching back.
** Wally West originally just used his uncle's Flash uniform but later changed it dropping the wings on the boots, adding white lenses in place of the cowls eyeholes, switching the circular lighting belt for a V-shaped one, and changing the costume red to a darker shade. Following Barry's return, in
** After the
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** Darth Vader's iconic look undergoes some notable changes between his initial introduction in [[Film/ANewHope Episode IV]] and his return in [[Film/TheEmpireStrikesBack Episode V]]. His mask design is tweaked with black lenses replacing the original red, his robes are now under his shoulder armor, his chest panel was redesigned and his outfit is much more polished. His suit in [[Film/RevengeOfTheSith Episode III]] is a hybrid of his Episode IV and V designs, with a redesigned symmetrical mask (his Original Trilogy masks were asymmetrical because they were handmade while the one in Episode III was machine-made).
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** Darth Vader's iconic look undergoes some notable changes between his initial introduction in [[Film/ANewHope Episode IV]] and his return in [[Film/TheEmpireStrikesBack Episode V]]. His mask design is tweaked with black lenses replacing the original red, his robes are now under his shoulder armor, his chest panel was redesigned and his outfit is much more polished. His suit in [[Film/RevengeOfTheSith Episode III]] is a hybrid of his Episode IV and V designs, with a redesigned symmetrical face mask (his Original Trilogy masks were asymmetrical because they were handmade while the one in Episode III was machine-made).machine-made) and larger helmet.
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** Darth Vader's iconic look undergoes some notable changes between his initial introduction in [[Film/ANewHope Episode IV]] and his return in [[Film/TheEmpireStrikesBack Episode V]]. His mask design is tweaked with black lenses replacing the original red, his robes are now under his shoulder armor, his chest panel was redesigned and his outfit is much more polished. His suit in [[Film/RevengeOfTheSith Episode III]] is a hybrid of his Episode IV and V designs, with a redesigned symmetrical mask (his Original Trilogy masks were asymmetrical).
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** Darth Vader's iconic look undergoes some notable changes between his initial introduction in [[Film/ANewHope Episode IV]] and his return in [[Film/TheEmpireStrikesBack Episode V]]. His mask design is tweaked with black lenses replacing the original red, his robes are now under his shoulder armor, his chest panel was redesigned and his outfit is much more polished. His suit in [[Film/RevengeOfTheSith Episode III]] is a hybrid of his Episode IV and V designs, with a redesigned symmetrical mask (his Original Trilogy masks were asymmetrical).asymmetrical because they were handmade while the one in Episode III was machine-made).
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** Luke Skywalker's primary outfits reflect his character growth across the Original Trilogy. He starts out wearing a white tunic and tan pants in [[Film/StarWarsANewHope Episode IV]], reflecting his naivete and inexperience. In [[Film/StarWarsTheEmpireStrikesBack Episode V]] he shifts to a dingy gray jumpsuit invoking how he's no longer the innocent he was. In [[Film/StarWarsReturnOfTheJedi Episode VI]], he dons an all-black ensemble with a charcoal Jedi cloak and tabard channeling his growth as a Jedi Knight and mirroring his father's colors.
** Darth Vader's iconic look undergoes some notable changes between his initial introduction in [[Film/StarWarsANewHope Episode IV]] and his return in [[Film/StarWarsTheEmpireStrikesBack Episode V]]. His mask design is tweaked with black lenses replacing the original red, his robes are now under his shoulder armor, his chest panel was redesigned and his outfit is much more polished. His suit in [[Film/StarWarsRevengeOfTheSith Episode III]] is a hybrid of his Episode IV and V designs, with a redesigned symmetrical mask (his Original Trilogy masks were asymmetrical).
** Han Solo starts out [[Film/StarWarsANewHope Episode IV]] wearing navy pants with red bloodstripes down the sides, an open tan shirt, and a black vest. In [[Film/StarWarsTheEmpireStrikesBack Episode V]] he's now wearing a dark gray jacket and brown pants with yellow bloodstripes and his tan shirt is closed. In [[Film/StarWarsReturnOfTheJedi Episode VI]], he wears the same outfit but replaces the jacket with a vest of the same color and briefly wears a camo longcoat on Endor.
** Princess Leia Organa initially wears her white ambassador dress and hair buns for most of [[Film/StarWarsANewHope Episode IV]] before shifting to a more formal gown for the victory celebration. In [[Film/StarWarsTheEmpireStrikesBack Episode V]] she wears her white Hoth garb for most of the film, briefly switching to a red and gray dress in Cloud City before donning a white jumpsuit. In [[Film/StarWarsReturnOfTheJedi Episode VI]], Leia starts out disguised in bounty hunter armor. After being captured by Jabba, she's forced into a gold metallic bikini with a red loincloth. Post escape on the Rebel fleet, she wears a gray tunic over a tan shirt with gray pants. On Endor, she wears a green camo poncho and helmet over her outfit and later changes into a brown dress with white sleeves gifted to her by the Ewoks. For the final battle, she changes back to her fleet outfit.
** Anakin Skywalker's costume changes reflect his character arc much like his son. In [[Film/StarWarsThePhantomMenace Episode I]] a young Anakin wears tan slave attire for most of the film before changing to tan Jedi garb with a padawan braid. In [[Film/StarWarsAttackOfTheClones Episode II]], an older Anakin wears a brown and tan Jedi tunic, dark leather tabards, and a dark Jedi robe. In [[Film/StarWarsRevengeOfTheSith Episode III]] his outfit has gotten darker the colors shifting to black and brown, his hair has grown out, and he wears a black glove over his robotic arm. After his climactic battle with Obi-Wan on Mustafar, his mutilated and burned body is encased in Darth Vader's Episode V suit.
** Darth Vader's iconic look undergoes some notable changes between his initial introduction in [[Film/StarWarsANewHope Episode IV]] and his return in [[Film/StarWarsTheEmpireStrikesBack Episode V]]. His mask design is tweaked with black lenses replacing the original red, his robes are now under his shoulder armor, his chest panel was redesigned and his outfit is much more polished. His suit in [[Film/StarWarsRevengeOfTheSith Episode III]] is a hybrid of his Episode IV and V designs, with a redesigned symmetrical mask (his Original Trilogy masks were asymmetrical).
** Han Solo starts out [[Film/StarWarsANewHope Episode IV]] wearing navy pants with red bloodstripes down the sides, an open tan shirt, and a black vest. In [[Film/StarWarsTheEmpireStrikesBack Episode V]] he's now wearing a dark gray jacket and brown pants with yellow bloodstripes and his tan shirt is closed. In [[Film/StarWarsReturnOfTheJedi Episode VI]], he wears the same outfit but replaces the jacket with a vest of the same color and briefly wears a camo longcoat on Endor.
** Princess Leia Organa initially wears her white ambassador dress and hair buns for most of [[Film/StarWarsANewHope Episode IV]] before shifting to a more formal gown for the victory celebration. In [[Film/StarWarsTheEmpireStrikesBack Episode V]] she wears her white Hoth garb for most of the film, briefly switching to a red and gray dress in Cloud City before donning a white jumpsuit. In [[Film/StarWarsReturnOfTheJedi Episode VI]], Leia starts out disguised in bounty hunter armor. After being captured by Jabba, she's forced into a gold metallic bikini with a red loincloth. Post escape on the Rebel fleet, she wears a gray tunic over a tan shirt with gray pants. On Endor, she wears a green camo poncho and helmet over her outfit and later changes into a brown dress with white sleeves gifted to her by the Ewoks. For the final battle, she changes back to her fleet outfit.
** Anakin Skywalker's costume changes reflect his character arc much like his son. In [[Film/StarWarsThePhantomMenace Episode I]] a young Anakin wears tan slave attire for most of the film before changing to tan Jedi garb with a padawan braid. In [[Film/StarWarsAttackOfTheClones Episode II]], an older Anakin wears a brown and tan Jedi tunic, dark leather tabards, and a dark Jedi robe. In [[Film/StarWarsRevengeOfTheSith Episode III]] his outfit has gotten darker the colors shifting to black and brown, his hair has grown out, and he wears a black glove over his robotic arm. After his climactic battle with Obi-Wan on Mustafar, his mutilated and burned body is encased in Darth Vader's Episode V suit.
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** Luke Skywalker's primary outfits reflect his character growth across the Original Trilogy. He starts out wearing a white tunic and tan pants in [[Film/StarWarsANewHope [[Film/ANewHope Episode IV]], reflecting his naivete and inexperience. In [[Film/StarWarsTheEmpireStrikesBack [[Film/TheEmpireStrikesBack Episode V]] he shifts to a dingy gray jumpsuit invoking how he's no longer the innocent he was. In [[Film/StarWarsReturnOfTheJedi [[Film/ReturnOfTheJedi Episode VI]], he dons an all-black ensemble with a charcoal Jedi cloak and tabard channeling his growth as a Jedi Knight and mirroring his father's colors.
** Darth Vader's iconic look undergoes some notable changes between his initial introduction in[[Film/StarWarsANewHope [[Film/ANewHope Episode IV]] and his return in [[Film/StarWarsTheEmpireStrikesBack [[Film/TheEmpireStrikesBack Episode V]]. His mask design is tweaked with black lenses replacing the original red, his robes are now under his shoulder armor, his chest panel was redesigned and his outfit is much more polished. His suit in [[Film/StarWarsRevengeOfTheSith [[Film/RevengeOfTheSith Episode III]] is a hybrid of his Episode IV and V designs, with a redesigned symmetrical mask (his Original Trilogy masks were asymmetrical).
** Han Solo starts out[[Film/StarWarsANewHope [[Film/ANewHope Episode IV]] wearing navy pants with red bloodstripes down the sides, an open tan shirt, and a black vest. In [[Film/StarWarsTheEmpireStrikesBack [[Film/TheEmpireStrikesBack Episode V]] he's now wearing a dark gray jacket and brown pants with yellow bloodstripes and his tan shirt is closed. In [[Film/StarWarsReturnOfTheJedi [[Film/ReturnOfTheJedi Episode VI]], he wears the same outfit but replaces the jacket with a vest of the same color and briefly wears a camo longcoat on Endor.
** Princess Leia Organa initially wears her white ambassador dress and hair buns for most of[[Film/StarWarsANewHope [[Film/ANewHope Episode IV]] before shifting to a more formal gown for the victory celebration. In [[Film/StarWarsTheEmpireStrikesBack [[Film/TheEmpireStrikesBack Episode V]] V]], she wears her white Hoth garb for most of the film, briefly switching to a red and gray dress in Cloud City before donning a white jumpsuit. In [[Film/StarWarsReturnOfTheJedi [[Film/ReturnOfTheJedi Episode VI]], Leia starts out disguised in bounty hunter armor. After being captured by Jabba, she's forced into a gold metallic bikini with a red loincloth. Post escape on the Rebel fleet, she wears a gray tunic over a tan shirt with gray pants. On Endor, she wears a green camo poncho and helmet over her outfit and later changes into a brown dress with white sleeves gifted to her by the Ewoks. For the final battle, she changes back to her fleet outfit.
** Anakin Skywalker's costume changes reflect his character arc much like his son. In[[Film/StarWarsThePhantomMenace [[Film/ThePhantomMenace Episode I]] I]], a young Anakin wears tan slave attire for most of the film before changing to tan Jedi garb with a padawan braid. In [[Film/StarWarsAttackOfTheClones [[Film/AttackOfTheClones Episode II]], an older Anakin wears a brown and tan Jedi tunic, dark leather tabards, and a dark Jedi robe. In [[Film/StarWarsRevengeOfTheSith [[Film/RevengeOfTheSith Episode III]] his outfit has gotten darker the colors shifting to black and brown, his hair has grown out, and he wears a black glove over his robotic arm. After his climactic battle with Obi-Wan on Mustafar, his mutilated and burned body is encased in Darth Vader's Episode V suit.
** Darth Vader's iconic look undergoes some notable changes between his initial introduction in
** Han Solo starts out
** Princess Leia Organa initially wears her white ambassador dress and hair buns for most of
** Anakin Skywalker's costume changes reflect his character arc much like his son. In
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* ''Series/{{Arrowverse}}'' shows often update their heroes' costumes near the start of a new season. For instance, for the 2015 season (''Series/{{Arrow}}''[='s=] fourth and ''Series/{{The Flash|2014}}''[='s=] second), the Flash got a new white ChestInsignia and Green Arrow got a whole new [[SleevesAreForWimps sleeveless]] suit closer to the source material.
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* ''Series/{{Arrowverse}}'' ''Franchise/{{Arrowverse}}'' shows often update their heroes' costumes near the start of a new season. For instance, for the 2015 season (''Series/{{Arrow}}''[='s=] fourth and ''Series/{{The Flash|2014}}''[='s=] second), the Flash got a new white ChestInsignia and Green Arrow got a whole new [[SleevesAreForWimps sleeveless]] suit closer to the source material.
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** Darth Vader's iconic look undergoes some notable changes between his initial introduction in [[Film/StarWarsANewHope Episode IV]] and his return in [[Film/StarWarsTheEmpireStrikesBack Episode V]]. His mask design is tweaked with black lenses replacing the original red, his robes are now under his shoulder armor, his chest panel was redesigned and his outfit is much more polished. His suit in [[Film/StarWarsRevengeOfTheSith Episode III]] is a hybrid of his Episode IV and V designs.
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** Darth Vader's iconic look undergoes some notable changes between his initial introduction in [[Film/StarWarsANewHope Episode IV]] and his return in [[Film/StarWarsTheEmpireStrikesBack Episode V]]. His mask design is tweaked with black lenses replacing the original red, his robes are now under his shoulder armor, his chest panel was redesigned and his outfit is much more polished. His suit in [[Film/StarWarsRevengeOfTheSith Episode III]] is a hybrid of his Episode IV and V designs.designs, with a redesigned symmetrical mask (his Original Trilogy masks were asymmetrical).
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* In the Japanese version of ''VideoGame/AnimalCrossingNewLeaf'', Isabelle wears [[http://stat.ameba.jp/user_images/20130103/08/526279/42/ba/j/o0300018012360448033.jpg a festive kimono]] on New Year's Day (in the localized versions, she just continues to wear her New Year's Eve tuxedo). Then ''Happy Home Designer'' and ''amiibo Festival'' (which feature the kimono in all versions) came along and [[http://www.nintendo.co.jp/3ds/edhj/sp/images/amiibocard/cardlist03/card215.png updated that kimono]] to be bigger.
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* In the Japanese version of ''VideoGame/AnimalCrossingNewLeaf'', Isabelle wears [[http://stat.ameba.jp/user_images/20130103/08/526279/42/ba/j/o0300018012360448033.jpg a festive kimono]] on New Year's Day (in the localized versions, she just continues to wear her New Year's Eve tuxedo). Then ''Happy Home Designer'' and ''amiibo Festival'' (which feature the kimono in all versions) came along and [[http://www.[[https://www.nintendo.co.jp/3ds/edhj/sp/images/amiibocard/cardlist03/card215.com/jp/character/mori/sp/_img/item/card_3_l/215.png updated that kimono]] to be bigger.
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** ComicBook/{{Supergirl}} has worn dozens of different costumes, although she always reverts to her iconic blue shirt/red skirt combination. She started out with a red cape, blue long-sleeved shirt, and a blue skirt which she sometimes swapped with a red one. At the onset of [[UsefulNotes/TheBronzeAgeOfComicBooks the Bronze]] [[ComicBook/Supergirl1972 Age]], she tried a different costume every two issues until deciding on a puffy-sleeved deep-cleavage blue shirt and red cape, choker, short pants and boots that she wore until [[ComicBook/Supergirl1982 the early 80's]] when she changed back to her classic look plus a red hairband. In the [[ComicBook/Supergirl2005 Post-Crisis era]] she changed to midriff blue shirt with yellow-rimmed cuffs and long blue shirt, and [[ComicBook/Supergirl2011 Post-Flashpoint]] she changed to a high-collared blue leotard and boots with knee-holes. During ''ComicBook/RedDaughterOfKrypton'' she wore a [[Franchise/GreenLantern Red Lantern]] variant before the [[ComicBook/SupergirlRebirth Rebirth relaunch]] when she returned to her classic look.
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** ComicBook/{{Supergirl}} has worn dozens of different costumes, although she always reverts to her iconic blue shirt/red skirt combination. She started out with a red cape, blue long-sleeved shirt, and a blue skirt which she sometimes swapped with a red one. At the onset of [[UsefulNotes/TheBronzeAgeOfComicBooks [[MediaNotes/TheBronzeAgeOfComicBooks the Bronze]] [[ComicBook/Supergirl1972 Age]], she tried a different costume every two issues until deciding on a puffy-sleeved deep-cleavage blue shirt and red cape, choker, short pants and boots that she wore until [[ComicBook/Supergirl1982 the early 80's]] when she changed back to her classic look plus a red hairband. In the [[ComicBook/Supergirl2005 Post-Crisis era]] she changed to midriff blue shirt with yellow-rimmed cuffs and long blue shirt, and [[ComicBook/Supergirl2011 Post-Flashpoint]] she changed to a high-collared blue leotard and boots with knee-holes. During ''ComicBook/RedDaughterOfKrypton'' she wore a [[Franchise/GreenLantern Red Lantern]] variant before the [[ComicBook/SupergirlRebirth Rebirth relaunch]] when she returned to her classic look.
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** Wally West originally just used his uncle’s Flash uniform but later changed it dropping the wings on the boots, adding white lenses in place of the cowls eyeholes, switching the circular lighting belt for a V-shaped one, and changing the costume red to a darker shade. Following Barry’s return, in The Flash: Rebirth he altered his cowl to cover his nose and changed his symbol to resemble the simplified version used by the DCAU Flash.
** After the ComicBook/{{Flashpoint}} event, the ComicBook/New52 shifted Barry from his Silver Age look to a new design based on Wally’s Flash costume but with the coloring and cowl design of Barry’s with additional black lining and detail. He later briefly changed his costume to feature dark red accents with additional gold lightning patterns before switching back.
** After the ComicBook/{{Flashpoint}} event, the ComicBook/New52 shifted Barry from his Silver Age look to a new design based on Wally’s Flash costume but with the coloring and cowl design of Barry’s with additional black lining and detail. He later briefly changed his costume to feature dark red accents with additional gold lightning patterns before switching back.
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* ''Manga/{{Naruto}}'': Over the TimeSkip, some characters (mainly the Konoha 12) start wearing new clothes. The title character went from wearing a complex-looking jacket and pants with some accessories added to a simpler, black and orange jacket and pants with little to no add-ons. Sasuke's outfit went from a simple collared shirt, arm warmers, headband, simple pants, and boots to looking more like a samurai without the headband. Sasuke would later change his clothes again, but Naruto kept the same design until ''Anime/TheLastNarutoTheMovie'' set a few years later.
* ''Anime/PokemonTheSeries'':
** The main party members switch outfits whenever they go into a new region. Johto and the Orange Islands avert this, though.
** Despite being PutOnABus, Misty had two costume changes: one for ''Anime/PokemonChronicles'' and one for her Hoenn appearances. Neither design originates from the games.
* ''Anime/CuteHighEarthDefenseClubLove'': After their [[TransformationTrinket Lovracelets]] are destroyed by the [[MonsterOfTheWeek Sand Clock Monster]] at the start of season 2, [[TheHero the]] [[MagicalGirl Battle]] [[GenderFlipped Lovers]] get the new [[GirlinessUpgrade True Lovracelets]] from [[MentorMascot Wombat]] who [[LampshadeHanging lampshades]] their [[FrillyUpgrade frilly upgrades]].
-->'''Wombat''': "In season 2, your items and designs always change. That is the law of the universe! The providence of nature! And it's not just how they look! You've also powered up, and you boast a far more vivid design, invoking the taste of the 'now' and the 'young'!"
* Lina Inverse in ''Literature/{{Slayers}}'' goes through three similar, but slightly different outfits (one in the prequel OVA and movies, one in Season 1, and one in later seasons). The main changes are the accessories such as boots, gloves, and pauldrons; the basic silhouette (form-fitting tunic and pants, and a large cape with ShouldersOfDoom) remains constant.
* ''Anime/PokemonTheSeries'':
** The main party members switch outfits whenever they go into a new region. Johto and the Orange Islands avert this, though.
** Despite being PutOnABus, Misty had two costume changes: one for ''Anime/PokemonChronicles'' and one for her Hoenn appearances. Neither design originates from the games.
* ''Anime/CuteHighEarthDefenseClubLove'': After their [[TransformationTrinket Lovracelets]] are destroyed by the [[MonsterOfTheWeek Sand Clock Monster]] at the start of season 2, [[TheHero the]] [[MagicalGirl Battle]] [[GenderFlipped Lovers]] get the new [[GirlinessUpgrade True Lovracelets]] from [[MentorMascot Wombat]] who [[LampshadeHanging lampshades]] their [[FrillyUpgrade frilly upgrades]].
-->'''Wombat''': "In season 2, your items and designs always change. That is the law of the universe! The providence of nature! And it's not just how they look! You've also powered up, and you boast a far more vivid design, invoking the taste of the 'now' and the 'young'!"
* Lina Inverse in ''Literature/{{Slayers}}'' goes through three similar, but slightly different outfits (one in the prequel OVA and movies, one in Season 1, and one in later seasons). The main changes are the accessories such as boots, gloves, and pauldrons; the basic silhouette (form-fitting tunic and pants, and a large cape with ShouldersOfDoom) remains constant.
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* ''Manga/{{Naruto}}'': Over ''Anime/BeybladeBurst'': In ''Turbo'', all the TimeSkip, some old characters (mainly the Konoha 12) start wearing new clothes. The title character went (i.e. Valt, Lui, Shu) from wearing a complex-looking jacket and pants with some accessories added to a simpler, black and orange jacket and pants with little to no add-ons. Sasuke's outfit went from a simple collared shirt, arm warmers, headband, simple pants, and boots to looking more like a samurai without the headband. Sasuke would later change his clothes again, but Naruto kept the same design until ''Anime/TheLastNarutoTheMovie'' set a few years later.
* ''Anime/PokemonTheSeries'':
** The main party members switch outfits whenever they go into a new region. Johto and the Orange Islands avert this, though.
** Despite being PutOnABus, Misty had two costume changes: one for ''Anime/PokemonChronicles'' and one for her Hoenn appearances. Neither design originates from the games.
* ''Anime/CuteHighEarthDefenseClubLove'': After their [[TransformationTrinket Lovracelets]] are destroyed by the [[MonsterOfTheWeek Sand Clock Monster]] at the start of season 2, [[TheHero the]] [[MagicalGirl Battle]] [[GenderFlipped Lovers]] getseasons 1 & 2 who have appeared in the new [[GirlinessUpgrade True Lovracelets]] from [[MentorMascot Wombat]] who [[LampshadeHanging lampshades]] their [[FrillyUpgrade frilly upgrades]].
-->'''Wombat''': "In season 2, your items and designs always change. That is the law of the universe! The providence of nature! And it's not just how they look! You've also powered up, and you boast a far more vivid design, invoking the taste of the 'now' and the 'young'!"
* Lina Inverse in ''Literature/{{Slayers}}'' goes through three similar, but slightly different outfits (one in the prequel OVA and movies, one in Season 1, and one in later seasons). The main changes are the accessories such as boots, gloves, and pauldrons; the basic silhouette (form-fitting tunic and pants, and a large cape with ShouldersOfDoom) remains constant.series received new outfits.
* ''Anime/PokemonTheSeries'':
** The main party members switch outfits whenever they go into a new region. Johto and the Orange Islands avert this, though.
** Despite being PutOnABus, Misty had two costume changes: one for ''Anime/PokemonChronicles'' and one for her Hoenn appearances. Neither design originates from the games.
* ''Anime/CuteHighEarthDefenseClubLove'': After their [[TransformationTrinket Lovracelets]] are destroyed by the [[MonsterOfTheWeek Sand Clock Monster]] at the start of season 2, [[TheHero the]] [[MagicalGirl Battle]] [[GenderFlipped Lovers]] get
-->'''Wombat''': "In season 2, your items and designs always change. That is the law of the universe! The providence of nature! And it's not just how they look! You've also powered up, and you boast a far more vivid design, invoking the taste of the 'now' and the 'young'!"
* Lina Inverse in ''Literature/{{Slayers}}'' goes through three similar, but slightly different outfits (one in the prequel OVA and movies, one in Season 1, and one in later seasons). The main changes are the accessories such as boots, gloves, and pauldrons; the basic silhouette (form-fitting tunic and pants, and a large cape with ShouldersOfDoom) remains constant.
* ''Anime/CuteHighEarthDefenseClubLove'': After their [[TransformationTrinket Lovracelets]] are destroyed by the [[MonsterOfTheWeek Sand Clock Monster]] at the start of season 2, [[TheHero the]] [[MagicalGirl Battle]] [[GenderFlipped Lovers]] get the new [[GirlinessUpgrade True Lovracelets]] from [[MentorMascot Wombat]] who [[LampshadeHanging lampshades]] their [[FrillyUpgrade frilly upgrades]].
-->'''Wombat''': "In season 2, your items and designs always change. That is the law of the universe! The providence of nature! And it's not just how they look! You've also powered up, and you boast a far more vivid design, invoking the taste of the 'now' and the 'young'!"
-->'''Wombat''': "In season 2, your items and designs always change. That is the law of the universe! The providence of nature! And it's not just how they look! You've also powered up, and you boast a far more vivid design, invoking the taste of the 'now' and the 'young'!"
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** Vegeta's outfit also changes, gradually becoming less complex as his character arc and ''very'' slow HeelFaceTurn presses on. He's introduced wearing a full set of Saiyan armor with large shoulder pads and skirt flaps, but during the Freeza Saga necessity forces him to change to an older model chestplate without the frills. In the Android and Cell Sagas, he wears a suit designed by Bulma that features a refined version of the previous chestplate, and by the Buu Saga, he ditches the armor entirely and replaces the full bodysuit with a tanktop-styled version. The early parts of ''Super'' have him using a new Bulma-designed chestplate on a black bodysuit, but after the Tournament of Destroyers, he reverts to the Android-era suit, which is generally seen as his IconicOutfit.
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** Vegeta's outfit also changes, gradually becoming less complex as his character arc and ''very'' slow HeelFaceTurn presses on. He's introduced wearing a full set of Saiyan armor with large shoulder pads and skirt flaps, but during the Freeza Saga necessity forces him to change to an older model chestplate without the frills. In the Android and Cell Sagas, he wears a suit designed by Bulma that features a refined version of the previous chestplate, and by the Buu Saga, he ditches the armor entirely and replaces the full bodysuit with a tanktop-styled version. The early parts of ''Super'' have him using a new Bulma-designed chestplate on a black bodysuit, but after the Tournament of Destroyers, he reverts to the Android-era suit, which is generally seen as his IconicOutfit.
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* ''Manga/FairyTail'' invokes this frequently thanks to the various [[TimeSkip TimeSkips.]] The characters generally have a set color scheme they stick with though.
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* ''Manga/FairyTail'' invokes this frequently thanks to the various [[TimeSkip TimeSkips.]] {{Time Skip}}s. The characters generally have a set color scheme they stick with though.
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** This is especially noticeable with the Fairy Tail members who stayed on during the Seven-Year timeskip thanks to aging. Macao keeps the white coat but grows a mustache and adopts a more dignified outfit to reflect his role as Guildmaster. Wakkaba loses the pompadour for a shorter hairstyle, switches to a cigar, and dons a yellow button-up with a fur-collared green coat. Reedus loses weight, drops the artist's smock and pointed hat for a GentlemanAdventurer-styled outfit. Laki goes from her collared white dress with chin-length hair to a black dress with cleavage, a red cape, and long hair in a ponytail. Romeo goes from wearing a dark t-shirt with an "S" to his Natsu-inspired getup of a white-trimmed maroon vest and white pants with a yellow scarf. Jet loses the fur-trimmed coat and hat and dons a ponytail with a purple and brown top. Droy is overweight and sports a green jacket over a white shirt. Bisca switches from her yellow hat and black dress to a more {{Stripperific}} getup that's basically a fringed swimsuit with a cowboy hat. Alzack dresses about the same with some minor changes but has a shorter spikier haircut. Max drops the bowl cut and blue suit for a brown vest and black pants with a black collared shirt and a shaggier hairstyle. Kinana loses her frilly white and green waitress outfit for a simpler green top with a long white skirt. Warren goes from a brown and orange getup to a vaguely Chinese green vest with yellow trim over a white shirt. Nab loses the green & black vest and pants, dons a red cape, and grows a beard. Vijeeter abandons the black bodysuit with white lines for a black and orange Indian-style get-up with a blue turban.
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** This is especially noticeable with the Fairy Tail members who stayed on during the Seven-Year timeskip thanks to aging. Macao keeps the white coat but grows a mustache and adopts a more dignified outfit to reflect his role as Guildmaster. Wakkaba loses the pompadour for a shorter hairstyle, switches to a cigar, and dons a yellow button-up with a fur-collared green coat. Reedus loses weight, drops the artist's smock and pointed hat for a GentlemanAdventurer-styled outfit. Laki goes from her collared white dress with chin-length hair to a black dress with cleavage, a red cape, and long hair in a ponytail. Romeo goes from wearing a dark t-shirt with an "S" to his Natsu-inspired getup of a white-trimmed maroon vest and white pants with a yellow scarf. Jet loses the fur-trimmed coat and hat and dons a ponytail with a purple and brown top. Droy is overweight and sports a green jacket over a white shirt. Bisca switches from her yellow hat and black dress to a more {{Stripperific}} getup that's basically a fringed swimsuit with a cowboy hat. Alzack dresses about the same with some minor changes but has a shorter spikier haircut. Max drops the bowl cut and blue suit for a brown vest and black pants with a black collared shirt and a shaggier hairstyle. Kinana loses her frilly white and green waitress outfit for a simpler green top with a long white skirt. Warren goes from a brown and orange getup to a vaguely Chinese green vest with yellow trim over a white shirt. Nab loses the green & black vest and pants, dons a red cape, and grows a beard. Vijeeter abandons the black bodysuit with white lines for a black and orange Indian-style get-up with a blue turban.
* ''Manga/{{Naruto}}'': Over the TimeSkip, some characters (mainly the Konoha 12) start wearing new clothes. The title character went from wearing a complex-looking jacket and pants with some accessories added to a simpler, black and orange jacket and pants with little to no add-ons. Sasuke's outfit went from a simple collared shirt, arm warmers, headband, simple pants, and boots to looking more like a samurai without the headband. Sasuke would later change his clothes again, but Naruto kept the same design until ''Anime/TheLastNarutoTheMovie'' set a few years later.
* ''Anime/PokemonTheSeries'':
** The main party members switch outfits whenever they go into a new region. Johto and the Orange Islands avert this, though.
** Despite being PutOnABus, Misty had two costume changes: one for ''Anime/PokemonChronicles'' and one for her Hoenn appearances. Neither design originates from the games.
* ''Anime/PrettyCure'': In both ''Anime/FutariWaPrettyCureMaxHeart'' and ''Anime/YesPrettyCure5GoGo'', the heroines gain brand new outfits and powers as they surrender their powers at the end of their respective series. Cure Black and White's outfits are similar to their old ones, but with added gear for protection, but the Precure 5's costumes took a more uniform look with what looks like colored jackets over their old uniforms (though whether they were wearing their old costumes under them or not is never really seen).
* ''Anime/PokemonTheSeries'':
** The main party members switch outfits whenever they go into a new region. Johto and the Orange Islands avert this, though.
** Despite being PutOnABus, Misty had two costume changes: one for ''Anime/PokemonChronicles'' and one for her Hoenn appearances. Neither design originates from the games.
* ''Anime/PrettyCure'': In both ''Anime/FutariWaPrettyCureMaxHeart'' and ''Anime/YesPrettyCure5GoGo'', the heroines gain brand new outfits and powers as they surrender their powers at the end of their respective series. Cure Black and White's outfits are similar to their old ones, but with added gear for protection, but the Precure 5's costumes took a more uniform look with what looks like colored jackets over their old uniforms (though whether they were wearing their old costumes under them or not is never really seen).
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* In both ''Anime/FutariWaPrettyCureMaxHeart'' and ''Anime/YesPrettyCure5GoGo'', the heroines gain brand new outfits and powers as they surrender their powers at the end of their respective series. Cure Black and White's outfits are similar to their old ones, but with added gear for protection, but the Precure 5's costumes took a more uniform look with what looks like colored jackets over their old uniforms (though whether they were wearing their old costumes under them or not is never really seen).
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* In both ''Anime/FutariWaPrettyCureMaxHeart'' and ''Anime/YesPrettyCure5GoGo'', the heroines gain brand new Lina Inverse in ''Literature/{{Slayers}}'' goes through three similar, but slightly different outfits (one in the prequel OVA and powers as they surrender their powers at movies, one in Season 1, and one in later seasons). The main changes are the end of their respective series. Cure Black accessories such as boots, gloves, and White's outfits are similar to their old ones, but pauldrons; the basic silhouette (form-fitting tunic and pants, and a large cape with added gear for protection, but the Precure 5's costumes took a more uniform look with what looks like colored jackets over their old uniforms (though whether they were wearing their old costumes under them or not is never really seen).ShouldersOfDoom) remains constant.
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* ''Anime/BeybladeBurst'': In ''Turbo'', all the old characters (i.e. Valt, Lui, Shu) from seasons 1 & 2 who have appeared in the new series received new outfits.
* ''WesternAnimation/DCAnimatedMovieUniverse'':
** Nightwing started off in ''WesternAnimation/SonOfBatman'' wearing a costume based on the classic black and blue Nightwing suit, being one of the few exceptions of wearing an outfit based on ''The ComicBook/New52'' ones. In ''WesternAnimation/TeenTitansTheJudasContract'', he ''does'' switch to a ''New 52''-inspired outfit, complete with red logo. In ''WesternAnimation/BatmanHush'', he switched to something more akin to a TruerToTheText version of the classic black and blue Nightwing suit.
** When the series started, it was reflective of its chief influence, ''The New 52'' and saw Superman, Batman, and Wonder Woman in costumes based on their ''New 52'' costumes. However, it started to move away from this, as reflected in all three movies set in the universe in 2019 seeing the respective leads ditch them:
*** Superman donned his ''ComicBook/SupermanReborn'' costume at the end of ''WesternAnimation/ReignOfTheSupermen''.
*** ''WesternAnimation/BatmanHush'' sees Batman don the classic grey and blue, complete with UnderwearOfPower, after his Hush-induced fall. That said, even before ''Hush'', the New 52-based suit has been tweaked a bit through the films.
*** Wonder Woman starts wearing her ''Rebirth'' costume in ''WesternAnimation/WonderWomanBloodlines'' and in fact was revealed to have worn it when she originally left Themyscira, only donning the ''War'' outfit when she became public and returning to the ''Rebirth'' outfit in the climax. Additionally, ''Reign'' saw her get an early start, ditching the TomboyishPonytail permanently.[[note]]Her fight with Doomsday in ''WesternAnimation/TheDeathOfSuperman'' saw the ring holding her hair in a ponytail destroyed and she'd put it back as such for the funeral.[[/note]]
** ''WesternAnimation/BatmanHush'' sees a lot of this and not just with Batman himself and Nightwing:
*** The Scarecrow appeared in a short on ''WesternAnimation/JusticeLeagueThroneOfAtlantis'' wearing CivvieSpandex akin to his incarnation in ''Film/TheDarkKnightTrilogy''. Here, he actually dons his classic costume.
*** Harley Quinn started off wearing an outfit based on ''Film/SuicideSquad2016'' in ''WesternAnimation/SuicideSquadHellToPay''. Again, like Bruce, Dick, and Crane, she switches to her classic costume.
** ''WesternAnimation/JusticeLeagueDarkApokolipsWar'':
*** [[spoiler:During their time forced to work for Darkseid, Batman and Wonder Woman wear new outfits, including a Hellbat Armor-inspired costume with red and black color scheme for Batman and the return of the ponytail for Wonder Woman.]]
*** Harley is shown wearing her classic cowl with the ''Hell to Pay'' outfit.
** Nightwing started off in ''WesternAnimation/SonOfBatman'' wearing a costume based on the classic black and blue Nightwing suit, being one of the few exceptions of wearing an outfit based on ''The ComicBook/New52'' ones. In ''WesternAnimation/TeenTitansTheJudasContract'', he ''does'' switch to a ''New 52''-inspired outfit, complete with red logo. In ''WesternAnimation/BatmanHush'', he switched to something more akin to a TruerToTheText version of the classic black and blue Nightwing suit.
** When the series started, it was reflective of its chief influence, ''The New 52'' and saw Superman, Batman, and Wonder Woman in costumes based on their ''New 52'' costumes. However, it started to move away from this, as reflected in all three movies set in the universe in 2019 seeing the respective leads ditch them:
*** Superman donned his ''ComicBook/SupermanReborn'' costume at the end of ''WesternAnimation/ReignOfTheSupermen''.
*** ''WesternAnimation/BatmanHush'' sees Batman don the classic grey and blue, complete with UnderwearOfPower, after his Hush-induced fall. That said, even before ''Hush'', the New 52-based suit has been tweaked a bit through the films.
*** Wonder Woman starts wearing her ''Rebirth'' costume in ''WesternAnimation/WonderWomanBloodlines'' and in fact was revealed to have worn it when she originally left Themyscira, only donning the ''War'' outfit when she became public and returning to the ''Rebirth'' outfit in the climax. Additionally, ''Reign'' saw her get an early start, ditching the TomboyishPonytail permanently.[[note]]Her fight with Doomsday in ''WesternAnimation/TheDeathOfSuperman'' saw the ring holding her hair in a ponytail destroyed and she'd put it back as such for the funeral.[[/note]]
** ''WesternAnimation/BatmanHush'' sees a lot of this and not just with Batman himself and Nightwing:
*** The Scarecrow appeared in a short on ''WesternAnimation/JusticeLeagueThroneOfAtlantis'' wearing CivvieSpandex akin to his incarnation in ''Film/TheDarkKnightTrilogy''. Here, he actually dons his classic costume.
*** Harley Quinn started off wearing an outfit based on ''Film/SuicideSquad2016'' in ''WesternAnimation/SuicideSquadHellToPay''. Again, like Bruce, Dick, and Crane, she switches to her classic costume.
** ''WesternAnimation/JusticeLeagueDarkApokolipsWar'':
*** [[spoiler:During their time forced to work for Darkseid, Batman and Wonder Woman wear new outfits, including a Hellbat Armor-inspired costume with red and black color scheme for Batman and the return of the ponytail for Wonder Woman.]]
*** Harley is shown wearing her classic cowl with the ''Hell to Pay'' outfit.
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* ''WesternAnimation/DCAnimatedMovieUniverse'':
** Nightwing started off in ''WesternAnimation/SonOfBatman'' wearing a costume based on the classic black and blue Nightwing suit, being one of the few exceptions of wearing an outfit based on ''The ComicBook/New52'' ones. In ''WesternAnimation/TeenTitansTheJudasContract'', he ''does'' switch to a ''New 52''-inspired outfit, complete with red logo. In ''WesternAnimation/BatmanHush'', he switched to something more akin to a TruerToTheText version of the classic black and blue Nightwing suit.
** When the series started, it was reflective of its chief influence, ''The New 52'' and saw Superman, Batman, and Wonder Woman in costumes based on their ''New 52'' costumes. However, it started to move away from this, as reflected in all three movies set in the universe in 2019 seeing the respective leads ditch them:
*** Superman donned his ''ComicBook/SupermanReborn'' costume at the end of ''WesternAnimation/ReignOfTheSupermen''.
*** ''WesternAnimation/BatmanHush'' sees Batman don the classic grey and blue, complete with UnderwearOfPower, after his Hush-induced fall. That said, even before ''Hush'', the New 52-based suit has been tweaked a bit through the films.
*** Wonder Woman starts wearing her ''Rebirth'' costume in ''WesternAnimation/WonderWomanBloodlines'' and in fact was revealed to have worn it when she originally left Themyscira, only donning the ''War'' outfit when she became public and returning to the ''Rebirth'' outfit in the climax. Additionally, ''Reign'' saw her get an early start, ditching the TomboyishPonytail permanently.[[note]]Her fight with Doomsday in ''WesternAnimation/TheDeathOfSuperman'' saw the ring holding her hair in a ponytail destroyed and she'd put it back as such for the funeral.[[/note]]
** ''WesternAnimation/BatmanHush'' sees a lot of this and not just with Batman himself and Nightwing:
*** The Scarecrow appeared in a short on ''WesternAnimation/JusticeLeagueThroneOfAtlantis'' wearing CivvieSpandex akin to his incarnation in ''Film/TheDarkKnightTrilogy''. Here, he actually dons his classic costume.
*** Harley Quinn started off wearing an outfit based on ''Film/SuicideSquad2016'' in ''WesternAnimation/SuicideSquadHellToPay''. Again, like Bruce, Dick, and Crane, she switches to her classic costume.
** ''WesternAnimation/JusticeLeagueDarkApokolipsWar'':
*** [[spoiler:During their time forced to work for Darkseid, Batman and Wonder Woman wear new outfits, including a Hellbat Armor-inspired costume with red and black color scheme for Batman and the return of the ponytail for Wonder Woman.]]
*** Harley is shown wearing her classic cowl with the ''Hell to Pay'' outfit.
** Nightwing started off in ''WesternAnimation/SonOfBatman'' wearing a costume based on the classic black and blue Nightwing suit, being one of the few exceptions of wearing an outfit based on ''The ComicBook/New52'' ones. In ''WesternAnimation/TeenTitansTheJudasContract'', he ''does'' switch to a ''New 52''-inspired outfit, complete with red logo. In ''WesternAnimation/BatmanHush'', he switched to something more akin to a TruerToTheText version of the classic black and blue Nightwing suit.
** When the series started, it was reflective of its chief influence, ''The New 52'' and saw Superman, Batman, and Wonder Woman in costumes based on their ''New 52'' costumes. However, it started to move away from this, as reflected in all three movies set in the universe in 2019 seeing the respective leads ditch them:
*** Superman donned his ''ComicBook/SupermanReborn'' costume at the end of ''WesternAnimation/ReignOfTheSupermen''.
*** ''WesternAnimation/BatmanHush'' sees Batman don the classic grey and blue, complete with UnderwearOfPower, after his Hush-induced fall. That said, even before ''Hush'', the New 52-based suit has been tweaked a bit through the films.
*** Wonder Woman starts wearing her ''Rebirth'' costume in ''WesternAnimation/WonderWomanBloodlines'' and in fact was revealed to have worn it when she originally left Themyscira, only donning the ''War'' outfit when she became public and returning to the ''Rebirth'' outfit in the climax. Additionally, ''Reign'' saw her get an early start, ditching the TomboyishPonytail permanently.[[note]]Her fight with Doomsday in ''WesternAnimation/TheDeathOfSuperman'' saw the ring holding her hair in a ponytail destroyed and she'd put it back as such for the funeral.[[/note]]
** ''WesternAnimation/BatmanHush'' sees a lot of this and not just with Batman himself and Nightwing:
*** The Scarecrow appeared in a short on ''WesternAnimation/JusticeLeagueThroneOfAtlantis'' wearing CivvieSpandex akin to his incarnation in ''Film/TheDarkKnightTrilogy''. Here, he actually dons his classic costume.
*** Harley Quinn started off wearing an outfit based on ''Film/SuicideSquad2016'' in ''WesternAnimation/SuicideSquadHellToPay''. Again, like Bruce, Dick, and Crane, she switches to her classic costume.
** ''WesternAnimation/JusticeLeagueDarkApokolipsWar'':
*** [[spoiler:During their time forced to work for Darkseid, Batman and Wonder Woman wear new outfits, including a Hellbat Armor-inspired costume with red and black color scheme for Batman and the return of the ponytail for Wonder Woman.]]
*** Harley is shown wearing her classic cowl with the ''Hell to Pay'' outfit.
* ''VideoGame/DisneySpeedstorm'' unifies its cast by having each character trade their usual attire for a [[ColorCodedCharacters color-coded racing suit]].
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* ''VideoGame/DisneySpeedstorm'' unifies its cast by having each character trade their usual attire for a [[ColorCodedCharacters color-coded racing suit]].
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* ''WesternAnimation/HazbinHotel'' has several charaters change their looks from pilot to series. Some are minor, such as tweaks to Charlie's hair and suit, Angel's gloves changing, or Alastor's pants changing color, while Vaggie gets an entirely new outfit (white dress and mismatched stockings to hotel uniform) and Velvette only keeps her skintone and is otherwise totally redeisgned (she swapped a red and white gothic lolita look for pink and purple fashionista...and an UnlimitedWardrobe still in those colors). Also all three versions of Cherri Bomb (pilot, "Addict" music video, and series proper) have different tattoo sleeves--the first the simplest to make it easy to animate, the second more complex, and the third similar to the second but with thicker lines.
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* ''Videogame/BatmanArkhamSeries'':
** Batman's costume in ''Videogame/BatmanArkhamCity'' looks mostly the same as his suit in ''Videogame/BatmanArkhamAsylum'', but the Bat-Symbol, utility belt and gauntlets have been altered slightly.
** Batman's suit in the prequel ''Videogame/BatmanArkhamOrigins'' is a much bulkier suit with segmented armor plates and a helmet-like cowl and slightly shorter "ears", similar to the costume in ''Film/TheDarkKnight''.
** ''Videogame/BatmanArkhamKnight'': Batman starts the game with a slightly updated version of his suit in ''City'', before switching to a more armored suit partway through.
** Batman's costume in ''Videogame/BatmanArkhamCity'' looks mostly the same as his suit in ''Videogame/BatmanArkhamAsylum'', but the Bat-Symbol, utility belt and gauntlets have been altered slightly.
** Batman's suit in the prequel ''Videogame/BatmanArkhamOrigins'' is a much bulkier suit with segmented armor plates and a helmet-like cowl and slightly shorter "ears", similar to the costume in ''Film/TheDarkKnight''.
** ''Videogame/BatmanArkhamKnight'': Batman starts the game with a slightly updated version of his suit in ''City'', before switching to a more armored suit partway through.
