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* ''VideoGame/WildArms4'': Kresnik is both described as a modern knight in promotional materials, and is codenamed "Pale Rider" after one of the HorsemenOfApocalypse. But the technology of the game's world is roughly analogous to the second half of the 20th century, so he rides a motorcycle instead of a horse. In his cameo in ''VideoGame/WildArms5'' it's a ''bicycle'' instead.
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* ''VideoGame/WildArms4'': Kresnik is both described as a modern knight in promotional materials, and is codenamed "Pale Rider" after one of the HorsemenOfApocalypse.HorsemenOfTheApocalypse. But the technology of the game's world is roughly analogous to the second half of the 20th century, so he rides a motorcycle instead of a horse. In his cameo in ''VideoGame/WildArms5'' it's a ''bicycle'' instead.
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* ''VideoGame/WildArms4'': Kresnik is both described as a modern knight in promotional materials, and is codenamed "Pale Rider" after one of the HorsemenOfApocalypse. But the technology of the game's world is roughly analogous to the second half of the 20th century, so he rides a motorcycle instead of a horse. In his cameo in ''VideoGame/WildArms5'' it's a ''bicycle'' instead.
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* The Japanese live-action ''Film/GunCrazy'' films included "Film/AWomanFromNowhere", which has the title character ride a motorcycle in a modern-day version of a Western.
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* The film ''Film/KnightRiders'' is all about a modern biker gang who act like Arthur's knights of the round table.
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* The film ''Film/KnightRiders'' ''Film/{{Knightriders}}'' is all about a modern biker gang who act like Arthur's knights of the round table.table.
* Invoked and played with in ''Film/{{RRR}}'', where one of the various parallels/contrasts between our two heroes Ram and Bheem is that Ram tends to ride a horse while Bheem tends to ride a motorcycle. (It's set in the 1920s, so both are available.)
* Invoked and played with in ''Film/{{RRR}}'', where one of the various parallels/contrasts between our two heroes Ram and Bheem is that Ram tends to ride a horse while Bheem tends to ride a motorcycle. (It's set in the 1920s, so both are available.)
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* Invoked and played with in ''Film/{{RRR}}'', where one of the various parallels/contrasts between our two heroes Ram and Bheem is that Ram tends to ride a horse while Bheem tends to ride a motorcycle. (It's set in the 1920s, so both are available.)
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* Invoked and played with in ''Film/{{RRR}}'', where one of The Japanese film ''Film/AWomanFromNowhere'' has the various parallels/contrasts between our two heroes Ram and Bheem is that Ram tends to title character ride a horse while Bheem tends to ride a motorcycle. (It's set motorcycle in the 1920s, so both are available.)a modern-day version of a Western.
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* One production of ''Theatre/TheRingOfTheNibelung'' replaced Brünnhilde's CoolHorse Grane with a Ford [[JustForPun Mustang]]. Where was this staged? UsefulNotes/{{Detroit}}, of course!
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* One production of ''Theatre/TheRingOfTheNibelung'' replaced Brünnhilde's CoolHorse Grane with a [[{{Pun}} Ford [[JustForPun Mustang]]. Where was this staged? UsefulNotes/{{Detroit}}, of course!
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** In 1962 storyline "ComicBook/TheSuperSteedOfSteel", ComicBook/{{Supergirl}} rides a flying horse. Kara also rides a space rocket bike during one story of ''ComicBook/Supergirl2011''.
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%% ** In 1962 storyline "ComicBook/TheSuperSteedOfSteel", ComicBook/{{Supergirl}} rides a flying horse. Kara also rides a space rocket bike during one story of ''ComicBook/Supergirl2011''.
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* Inverted in the ''Series/{{Scrubs}}'' FairyTaleEpisode "My Princess", in which JD has an AllegedSteed named Sasha as a counterpart to his scooter in the regular universe, also named Sasha.
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* ''Anime/{{Durarara}}'' has an extremely literal example in the form Celty Sturluson's horse, Shooter. Celty is a Dullahan, hiding out in Ikebukuro as she looks for her missing head - so in order to better fit in, her ghostly steed now takes the form of a motorcycle. Fortunately, everyone else so intimidated by her [[BadassBiker presence]] that they don't usually notice the way her bike still makes whinnying noises whenever it revs up.
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* ''Anime/YuGiOh5Ds''
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* ''Anime/YuGiOh5Ds''''Anime/YuGiOh5Ds'':
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** In UsefulNotes/TheSilverAgeOfComicBooks, ComicBook/{{Supergirl}} rides a flying horse for a while. Kara also rides a space rocket bike during one story of ''ComicBook/Supergirl2011''.
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** In UsefulNotes/TheSilverAgeOfComicBooks, 1962 storyline "ComicBook/TheSuperSteedOfSteel", ComicBook/{{Supergirl}} rides a flying horse for a while.horse. Kara also rides a space rocket bike during one story of ''ComicBook/Supergirl2011''.
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* Kay'la from ''Fanfic/VowOfNudity'' takes part in a jousting competition shortly after summoning her first magic horse, but quickly realizes she has [[IdiotHero no idea how to ride a horse]]. So, taking advantage of the fact that one competitor is a [[MechanicalLifeform warforged]] on a clockwork steed, she shapeshifts her own horse into an identical copy (to qualify it for the tournament) and then rebuilds it into a motorcycle.
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* One production of ''Theatre/TheRingOfTheNibelung'' replaced Brünnhilde's CoolHorse Grane with a Ford [[JustForPun Mustang]]. Where was this staged? UsefulNotes/{{Detroit}}, of course!
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* Although we do not see any motorcycles in either of the ''WesternAnimation/{{Cars}}'' films, motorcycles are implied to be their equivalent of horses, as tractors are for cows.
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* ''Franchise/{{Cars}}'': Although we do not see any motorcycles in either any of the ''WesternAnimation/{{Cars}}'' films, motorcycles are implied to be their equivalent of horses, as tractors are for cows.
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* In TheMovie, Film/GhostRider has a demonic motorbike that includes a horse's skull.
** Considering that his [[LegacyCharacter direct predecessor]] is shown using a horse for the same role, [[FridgeBrilliance this makes sense.]]
** Considering that his [[LegacyCharacter direct predecessor]] is shown using a horse for the same role, [[FridgeBrilliance this makes sense.]]
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* In TheMovie, Film/GhostRider the ''Film/GhostRiderDuology'', Ghost Rider has a demonic motorbike that includes a horse's skull.
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* In one of the ''Franchise/ScoobyDoo'' [[Film/ScoobyDooMonstersUnleashed movies]], there's a spear-wielding ghost knight who has a ghost horse. Fred tries to fight him using a motorcycle and a long iron pipe.
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* In one of the ''Franchise/ScoobyDoo'' [[Film/ScoobyDooMonstersUnleashed movies]], ''Film/ScoobyDooMonstersUnleashed'', there's a spear-wielding ghost knight who has a ghost horse. Fred tries to fight him using a motorcycle and a long iron pipe.
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* A WildWest-themed story of ''ComicBook/JoeBarTeam'' involved both cow boys and natives using motorcycles as horses.
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* Celty from ''Literature/{{Durarara}}'' is a modern-day headless spirit called a dullahan. Her preferred method of getting around is a reanimated headless horse, [[{{Glamour}} which she disguises as a pitch-black motorcycle when she boards the ship for Japan]]. As a bike it doesn't have any headlights, still has [[TheShadowKnows the shadow of a horse]], makes hoof steps instead of engine sounds, and also whinnies on occasion.
* ''Literature/FateZero'':
** One of Saber's special abilities is skill with all forms of vehicle transportation. Unsurprisingly, she upgrades rather quickly from horse to motorcycle. One episode of the anime is even titled "Knight on Two Wheels."
** This skill is also demonstrated by Berserker, who skips the motorcycle and goes straight for a fighter jet.
** Subverted by Archer: he may do it, as all the greatest horses in history belong to him (along with all its other treasures) but he prefers using an ancient Indian spaceship.
* ''Literature/FateZero'':
** One of Saber's special abilities is skill with all forms of vehicle transportation. Unsurprisingly, she upgrades rather quickly from horse to motorcycle. One episode of the anime is even titled "Knight on Two Wheels."
** This skill is also demonstrated by Berserker, who skips the motorcycle and goes straight for a fighter jet.
** Subverted by Archer: he may do it, as all the greatest horses in history belong to him (along with all its other treasures) but he prefers using an ancient Indian spaceship.
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* ''Literature/GoodOmens'': The HorsemenOfTheApocalypse now ride motorcycles.
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* Celty from ''Literature/{{Durarara}}'' is a modern-day headless spirit called a dullahan. Her preferred method of getting around is a reanimated headless horse, [[{{Glamour}} which she disguises as a pitch-black motorcycle when she boards the ship for Japan]]. As a bike it doesn't have any headlights, still has [[TheShadowKnows the shadow of a horse]], makes hoof steps instead of engine sounds, and also whinnies on occasion.
* ''Literature/FateZero'':
** One of Saber's special abilities is skill with all forms of vehicle transportation. Unsurprisingly, she upgrades rather quickly from horse to motorcycle. One episode of the anime is even titled "Knight on Two Wheels."
** This skill is also demonstrated by Berserker, who skips the motorcycle and goes straight for a fighter jet.
** Subverted by Archer: he may do it, as all the greatest horses in history belong to him (along with all its other treasures) but he prefers using an ancient Indian spaceship.
* ''Literature/GoodOmens'': The HorsemenOfTheApocalypse now ridemotorcycles.motorcycles to better blend in with the modern-day setting.
* ''Literature/FateZero'':
** One of Saber's special abilities is skill with all forms of vehicle transportation. Unsurprisingly, she upgrades rather quickly from horse to motorcycle. One episode of the anime is even titled "Knight on Two Wheels."
** This skill is also demonstrated by Berserker, who skips the motorcycle and goes straight for a fighter jet.
** Subverted by Archer: he may do it, as all the greatest horses in history belong to him (along with all its other treasures) but he prefers using an ancient Indian spaceship.
* ''Literature/GoodOmens'': The HorsemenOfTheApocalypse now ride
