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* In ''Anime/DragonBallSuperBroly'', Broly wears a pelt around his waist. It's actually the ear of a creature he befriended on Planet Vampa. As it turns out, his father Paragus didn't like the idea of his son befriending the creature, seeing it as a hindrance to his training and shot the creature's ear off, driving it away. Broly wears it as a memento.
* ''Manga/DrStone'': BigBad and EvilLuddite Tsukasa and his followers are regularly seen wearing these, and while not all - or even most - of them are portrayed as villainous, the ones that are very much act like they're straight out of a Main/BarbarianTribe (albeit one significantly more intelligent than most examples).
* In ''Anime/VoltesV'', [[AlienPrince Prince]] [[EvilPrince Heinel]], being a member of the [[AliensAreBastards Boazanian]] [[AristocratsAreEvil Royal]] [[BlueBlood Family]], dons a blue mink mantle adorned with light blue furs. He's also a WarriorPrince who graduated as the top cadet at the Boazanian Institute of Military Sciences and Warfare, and was the only one competent enough to lead the [[AlienInvasion Earthern Invasion]].
* ''Manga/DrStone'': BigBad and EvilLuddite Tsukasa and his followers are regularly seen wearing these, and while not all - or even most - of them are portrayed as villainous, the ones that are very much act like they're straight out of a Main/BarbarianTribe (albeit one significantly more intelligent than most examples).
* In ''Anime/VoltesV'', [[AlienPrince Prince]] [[EvilPrince Heinel]], being a member of the [[AliensAreBastards Boazanian]] [[AristocratsAreEvil Royal]] [[BlueBlood Family]], dons a blue mink mantle adorned with light blue furs. He's also a WarriorPrince who graduated as the top cadet at the Boazanian Institute of Military Sciences and Warfare, and was the only one competent enough to lead the [[AlienInvasion Earthern Invasion]].
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* In ''Anime/DragonBallSuperBroly'', Broly wears a pelt around his waist. It's actually the ear of a creature he befriended on Planet Vampa. As it turns out, his father Paragus didn't like the idea of his son befriending the creature, seeing it as a hindrance to his training and shot the creature's ear off, driving it away. Broly wears it as a memento.
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** In the [[WesternAnimation/HowToTrainYourDragon2 sequel]] the kids get CostumeEvolution, with ActionGirl Astrid's new outfit [[http://img2.wikia.nocookie.net/__cb20140116201123/howtotrainyourdragon/images/2/26/Astrid-httyd-2.jpg being like this]]. She gets a fur hood, boots, and even what's basically a short fur petticoat under her LadyLegionnaireWear.
* In Ralph Bakshi's animated ''WesternAnimation/TheLordOfTheRings'', Boromir wears a thick pelt in addition to a [[HornyVikings horned helmet]], which seems to place him in the "barbarian Northerner" bracket. (In contrast, in [[Literature/TheLordOfTheRings the book]], Boromir wore a [[PrettyInMink fur-lined coat]], and his homeland of Gondor is shown as highly civilized and most closely based on Greco-Roman culture.)
* In Ralph Bakshi's animated ''WesternAnimation/TheLordOfTheRings'', Boromir wears a thick pelt in addition to a [[HornyVikings horned helmet]], which seems to place him in the "barbarian Northerner" bracket. (In contrast, in [[Literature/TheLordOfTheRings the book]], Boromir wore a [[PrettyInMink fur-lined coat]], and his homeland of Gondor is shown as highly civilized and most closely based on Greco-Roman culture.)
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** In the [[WesternAnimation/HowToTrainYourDragon2 sequel]] ''WesternAnimation/HowToTrainYourDragon2'', the kids get CostumeEvolution, with ActionGirl Astrid's new outfit [[http://img2.wikia.nocookie.net/__cb20140116201123/howtotrainyourdragon/images/2/26/Astrid-httyd-2.jpg being like this]]. She gets a fur hood, boots, and even what's basically a short fur petticoat under her LadyLegionnaireWear.
* InRalph Bakshi's animated ''WesternAnimation/TheLordOfTheRings'', Boromir wears a thick pelt in addition to a [[HornyVikings horned helmet]], which seems to place him in the "barbarian Northerner" bracket. (In contrast, in [[Literature/TheLordOfTheRings the book]], Boromir wore a [[PrettyInMink fur-lined coat]], and his homeland of Gondor is shown as highly civilized and most closely based on Greco-Roman culture.)
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** In the sequel the kids get CostumeEvolution, with ActionGirl Astrid's new outfit [[http://img2.wikia.nocookie.net/__cb20140116201123/howtotrainyourdragon/images/2/26/Astrid-httyd-2.jpg being like this]]. She gets a fur hood, boots, and even what's basically a short fur petticoat under her LadyLegionnaireWear.
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** In the sequel [[WesternAnimation/HowToTrainYourDragon2 sequel]] the kids get CostumeEvolution, with ActionGirl Astrid's new outfit [[http://img2.wikia.nocookie.net/__cb20140116201123/howtotrainyourdragon/images/2/26/Astrid-httyd-2.jpg being like this]]. She gets a fur hood, boots, and even what's basically a short fur petticoat under her LadyLegionnaireWear.
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* [[https://www.oglaf.com/northerner/ Parodied]] in ''WebComic/{{Oglaf}}'' (warning: this comic is SFW, many others in the strip are not) when a man wearing what appears to be the skin of a bear attacks a traveler... except he's ''not'' attacking, he's ''being'' attacked by a very thin creature known as a flatbear, which detaches from him and runs away after a few whacks to the head.
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* Appears fairly often in ''WebComic/{{Oglaf}}'' (warning: this comic is generally NSFW), where many characters wear rough clothing and sleep in furs instead of sheets and blankets. [[https://www.oglaf.com/northerner/ Parodied]] in ''WebComic/{{Oglaf}}'' (warning: this comic is SFW, many others in the strip are not) when Parodied here]] where a man wearing what appears to be the skin of a bear attacks bearskin is actually under assault from a traveler... except he's ''not'' attacking, he's ''being'' attacked by a very thin creature known as a flatbear, "flatbear," which detaches from him and runs away after another man drives off with a few whacks to the head.club.
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Compare PrettyInMink (wearing fur is for looking glamorous instead of looking tough and more often have the choice of more simple clothing unlike a lot of examples on this page), AnIceSuit, BeardOfBarbarism (ways of styling a beard to show one is tough) and HornsOfBarbarism.
See also BarbarianHero (characters who tend to dress like this), FrazettaMan (primitive people who wear very little hide clothing), PostApunkalypticArmor (various materials crudely made into clothes), NubileSavage, and TheStrongman (who might wear it in his act).
See also BarbarianHero (characters who tend to dress like this), FrazettaMan (primitive people who wear very little hide clothing), PostApunkalypticArmor (various materials crudely made into clothes), NubileSavage, and TheStrongman (who might wear it in his act).
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Compare PrettyInMink (wearing fur is for looking glamorous (fur symbolizing wealth, beauty, and luxury instead of looking tough and more often have the choice of more simple clothing unlike a lot of examples on this page), rough living), AnIceSuit, BeardOfBarbarism (ways of styling a beard to show one is tough) toughness) and HornsOfBarbarism.
See also BarbarianHero (characters who tend to dress like this), FrazettaMan (primitive people who wear very little hide clothing), PostApunkalypticArmor (various materials crudely made into clothes),NubileSavage, NubileSavage (playing this trope for fanservice), and TheStrongman (who might wear it in his act).
See also BarbarianHero (characters who tend to dress like this), FrazettaMan (primitive people who wear very little hide clothing), PostApunkalypticArmor (various materials crudely made into clothes),
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* In the film of ''Literature/TheThirteenthWarrior'', the Vikings wear long furry capes as they travel to help King Hrothgar defend his lands.
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* In the film of ''Literature/TheThirteenthWarrior'', ''Film/The13thWarrior'', the Vikings wear long furry capes as they travel to help King Hrothgar defend his lands.
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* Parodied in ''WebComic/{{Oglaf}}'' when a man wearing what appears to be the skin of a bear attacks a traveler... except he's ''not'' attacking, he's ''being'' attacked by a very thin creature known as a flatbear, which detaches from him and runs away after a few whacks to the head.
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* Parodied [[https://www.oglaf.com/northerner/ Parodied]] in ''WebComic/{{Oglaf}}'' (warning: this comic is SFW, many others in the strip are not) when a man wearing what appears to be the skin of a bear attacks a traveler... except he's ''not'' attacking, he's ''being'' attacked by a very thin creature known as a flatbear, which detaches from him and runs away after a few whacks to the head.
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* Parodied in ''WebComic/{{Oglaf}}'' when a man wearing what appears to be the skin of a bear attacks a traveler... except he's ''not'' attacking, he's ''being'' attacked by a very thin creature known as a flatbear, which detaches from him and runs away after a few whacks to the head.
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* In ''Anime/VoltesV'', [[AlienPrince Prince]] [[EvilPrince Heinel]], being a member of the [[AliensAreBastards Boazanian]] [[AristocratsAreEvil Royal]] [[BlueBlood Family]], dons a blue mink mantle adorned with light blue furs, as do most Boazanian nobles. Heinel is also a WarriorPrince who graduated as the top cadet at the Boazanian Institute of Military Sciences and Warfare, and was the only one competent enough to lead the Earthern Invasion.
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* In ''Anime/VoltesV'', [[AlienPrince Prince]] [[EvilPrince Heinel]], being a member of the [[AliensAreBastards Boazanian]] [[AristocratsAreEvil Royal]] [[BlueBlood Family]], dons a blue mink mantle adorned with light blue furs, as do most Boazanian nobles. Heinel is furs. He's also a WarriorPrince who graduated as the top cadet at the Boazanian Institute of Military Sciences and Warfare, and was the only one competent enough to lead the [[AlienInvasion Earthern Invasion.Invasion]].
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* ''VideoGame/FearAndHunger'': Befitting a BarbarianHero, Ragnvaldr starts off with fur armor made from leather and wolf pelts.
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* ''Film/ConanTheBarbarian'' obviously; the title character spends a lot of time wrapped in pelts and/or armor. The director of the [[Film/ConanTheDestroyer sequel]] wasn't happy about this and insisted on Arnie having more {{Walking Shirtless Scene}}s so the [[FanService audience could enjoy the sight]]. The group of heroes from the latter film still put on fur coats at one point, as the wizard Toth Amon lives in a castle in the middle of a mountain lake. Additionally, Malak wrapped his calves in fur.
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* ''Film/ConanTheBarbarian'' ''Film/{{Conan the Barbarian|1982}}'' obviously; the title character spends a lot of time wrapped in pelts and/or armor. The director of the [[Film/ConanTheDestroyer sequel]] wasn't happy about this and insisted on Arnie having more {{Walking Shirtless Scene}}s so the [[FanService audience could enjoy the sight]]. The group of heroes from the latter film still put on fur coats at one point, as the wizard Toth Amon lives in a castle in the middle of a mountain lake. Additionally, Malak wrapped his calves in fur.
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* ''Film/TheVikings'' (1958):
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** The stump in place of Erik's cut off hand is wrapped in fur.
** Einar wears a long fur cape as he embarks on his longship for the FinalBattle.
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** The stump in place of Erik's cut off hand is wrapped in fur.
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* ''Film/TheVikings'' (1958):
**(1958): ''Every'' Viking warrior has his calves wrapped in fur.
** Thefur, the stump in place of Erik's the cut off hand of Eric (Creator/TonyCurtis) is wrapped in fur.
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* ''Art/OniEmbodiments'': The Onis don't seem to belong to a sophisticated civilization but rather be embodiments of a primitive, demonic race that still relies on wooden clubs for fighting and uses striped pelts to cover their loins.
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* ''Art/OniEmbodiments'': The Onis don't seem to belong to a sophisticated civilization but rather be embodiments of a primitive, demonic race that still relies on wooden clubs for fighting and uses striped pelts to cover their loins.
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* ''VideoGame/TheLegendOfZeldaBreathOfTheWild'' lets Link wear a Barbarian armor set with animal skins, a horned monster skull for a helmet, and a [[BareYourMidriff bare midriff]]. Each piece increases attack power.
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* ''VideoGame/PillarsOfEternity'' has Sagani, a boreal dwarf ranger from the [[NorthIsColdSouthIsHot icy, far southern]] island of Naasitaq, who comes to you dressed in [[BareYourMidriff midriff-baring]] furs and hides.
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* ''VideoGame/PillarsOfEternity'' has Sagani, a boreal dwarf ranger from the [[NorthIsColdSouthIsHot icy, far southern]] island of Naasitaq, who comes to you dressed in [[BareYourMidriff midriff-baring]] midriff-baring furs and hides.
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* ''Series/TheLordOfTheRingsTheRingsOfPower'': The two hunters seen wandering close to the Harfoots' land out of season, wear ragged clothes, black sheepskins wrapped in multiple pelts and headpieces made of leather.
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* ''Series/GameOfThrones''. The Northerners, the Night's Watch and the Wildlings in the GrimUpNorth have an excuse, given that it's cold and [[ArcWords winter is coming]]. Certainly everyone south of where they live regard them as barbarians (this includes the Northerners and the Night's Watch initially thinking this of the wildlings). In the commentary, Creator/LenaHeadey talked of how attractive the actors are with fur wrapped around them. Incidentally, the coats were stitched together from faux fur IKEA throwrugs (it was a cheap solution that also avoided using animal fur).
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* ''Series/GameOfThrones''. ''Series/GameOfThrones'': The Northerners, Northerners (chiefly House Stark), the Night's Watch and the Wildlings in the GrimUpNorth have an excuse, given that it's cold and [[ArcWords winter is coming]]. Certainly everyone south of where they live regard them as barbarians (this includes the Northerners and the Night's Watch initially thinking this of the wildlings). In the commentary, Creator/LenaHeadey talked of how attractive the actors are with fur wrapped around them. Incidentally, the coats were stitched together from faux fur IKEA throwrugs (it was a cheap solution that also avoided using animal fur).fur).
** ''Series/HouseOfTheDragon'': Lord Rickon Stark wears the traditional black fur coat of House Stark.
** ''Series/HouseOfTheDragon'': Lord Rickon Stark wears the traditional black fur coat of House Stark.