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* ''Series/MonarchLegacyOfMonsters'': May's a freespirited, independent black woman who styles her hair in dreadlocks.
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* ''Series/HighFidelity'': Rob has dreadlocks and is a cool, freespirited young woman. {{Deconstructed}} however as she's also lonely and pretty unhappy with her life.
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* ''Film/{{Predator 2}}.'' King Willie and some of the members of his Jamaican Voodoo Posse drug gang have dreadlocks. They like smoking marijuana, and are very violent toward the police, but believe in voodoo rather than Rastafarianism.
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* ''Film/{{Predator 2}}.'' ''Film/Predator2'': King Willie and some of the members of his Jamaican Voodoo Posse drug gang have dreadlocks. They like smoking marijuana, and are very violent toward the police, but believe in voodoo rather than Rastafarianism.
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* Tom Tanaka of ''Literature/DuRaRaRa'' has a generally laid back personality and is one of the few people able to keep [[HairTriggerTemper Shizuo]] under control. He also generally comes off as free-spirited but he's a LoanShark by profession, albeit a pretty reasonable and friendly one who mostly uses Shizuo's [[TheDreaded reputation]] as a deterrent to anyone who might try something. His ethnic background isn't explicitly stated in the series, though due to his darker skin tone and MultiethnicName it's speculated that he's partially of African descent.
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* Tom Tanaka of ''Literature/DuRaRaRa'' has a generally laid back personality and is one of the few people able to keep [[HairTriggerTemper Shizuo]] under control. He also generally comes off as free-spirited but he's a LoanShark by profession, albeit a pretty reasonable and friendly one who mostly uses Shizuo's [[TheDreaded reputation]] as a deterrent to anyone who might try something. His ethnic background isn't explicitly stated in the series, though due to his darker skin tone and MultiethnicName it's having two names of different ethnicities its speculated that he's partially of African descent.
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* Manny from ''Literature/TheStrangerTimes'' has long dreadlocks, speaks in Caribbean patois, and has a laid-back and unconventional attitude.
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* ''VideoGame/SonicTheHedgehog'': WordOfGod states that the fur on Knuckles the Echidna's head are dreadlocks. Knuckles himself is an IneffectualLoner when he's not willingly being TheLancer. He counts due to there being a deep spiritual connection and importance placed on his job as guardian of the Master Emerald, detailed in ''VideoGame/SonicAdventure'' and ''VideoGame/SonicChronicles''.
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* ''VideoGame/SonicTheHedgehog'': ''Franchise/SonicTheHedgehog'': WordOfGod states that the fur on Knuckles the Echidna's head are dreadlocks. Knuckles himself is an IneffectualLoner when he's not willingly being TheLancer. He counts due to there being a deep spiritual connection and importance placed on his job as guardian of the Master Emerald, detailed in ''VideoGame/SonicAdventure'' and ''VideoGame/SonicChronicles''.
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* The members of reggae band Morgan Heritage wear dreadlocks, but they subvert the religious aspect of the trope with their song ''Don't Haffi Dread.'' As the chorus lyrics say:
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* The members of reggae band Morgan Heritage wear dreadlocks, but they subvert the religious aspect of the trope with their song ''Don't "Don't Haffi Dread.'' " As the chorus lyrics say:
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* Dave Lister in ''Series/RedDwarf''. Not a Rastafarian - he's either an atheist or a pantheist. Not to mention being a deity in his own right to a lost race evolved from his pet cat. He is rather anti-authoritarian, however.
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* Dave Lister in ''Series/RedDwarf''. Not a Rastafarian - -- he's either an atheist or a pantheist. Not to mention being a deity in his own right to a lost race evolved from his pet cat. He is rather anti-authoritarian, however.
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* Music/BobMarley is the {{Trope Namer|s}} in his song "Buffalo Soldier" from ''Music/{{Confrontation}}''. His sons Ziggy and Damian, who are famous musicians in their own right, also wear dreadlocks and follow in the Rastafarian beliefs.
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* Music/BobMarley is the {{Trope Namer|s}} in his song "Buffalo Soldier" from ''Music/{{Confrontation}}''. The song explicitly equates "the dreadlock Rasta" and the Buffalo Soldiers through their struggles with injustice, indicating that from Marley's perspective, a Dreadlock Rasta is also in a sense a DreadlockWarrior. His sons Ziggy and Damian, who are famous musicians in their own right, also wear dreadlocks and follow in the Rastafarian beliefs.
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--> ''You don't haffi dread to be Rasta; don't haffi dread!''
* The white rasta stereotype is parodied in (white) rapper Sage Francis' song "Slow Down Gandhi"
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