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* ''ComicBook/CuoriGrassi'': Rocco changing into a tracksuit always signifies one of his many attempts at losing weight by doing exercise. It never lasts and he's quick to revert to his usual clothes.
* ''ComicBook/CuoriGrassi'': Rocco changing into a tracksuit always signifies one of his many attempts at losing weight by doing exercise. It never lasts and he's quick to revert to his usual clothes.
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* ''Manga/TownOfEveningCalmCountryOfCherryBlossoms'': The day Minami's radiation poisoning starts catching up to her, she feels her muscles go limp and never recovers. She's never seen wearing her work clothes anymore after that, only her pajamas and the sandals Uchikoshi gifted her. The next day, she's no longer able to stand, so she stops wearing the latter too. It coincides with her progressing illness.
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* ''VideoGame/TheLordOfTheRingsOnline'': Lorniel is met in a comfortable and casual dress, but for Golodir's rescue she changes into more sensible fighting gear.
* ''VideoGame/TheLordOfTheRingsOnline'': Lorniel is met in a comfortable and casual dress, but for Golodir's rescue she changes into more sensible fighting gear.
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* ''Art/PsycheAndCupidBouguereau'' Psyche's ascend to godhood is represented by the contrast between "Psyche", in which she is clothed, and all of the other {{paintings}}, which depict her naked. This ties back to Academicism's [[OutNudityIsDifferent nude symbolism]]--it's a way to signal a character is not human.
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* ''Art/PsycheAndCupidBouguereau'' Psyche's ascend to godhood is represented by the contrast between "Psyche", in which she is clothed, and all of the other {{paintings}}, which depict her naked. This ties back to Academicism's [[OutNudityIsDifferent [[OurNudityIsDifferent nude symbolism]]--it's a way to signal a character is not human.
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* ''Art/PsycheAndCupidBouguereau'' Psyche's ascend to godhood is represented by the contrast between "Psyche", in which she is clothed, and all of the other {{paintings}}, which depict her naked. This ties back to Academicism's [[OutNudityIsDifferent nude symbolism]]--it's a way to signal a character is not human.
* ''Art/PsycheAndCupidBouguereau'' Psyche's ascend to godhood is represented by the contrast between "Psyche", in which she is clothed, and all of the other {{paintings}}, which depict her naked. This ties back to Academicism's [[OutNudityIsDifferent nude symbolism]]--it's a way to signal a character is not human.
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Wardrobe changes bring variety and color to a show's characters, especially in an animated work where the characters have [[LimitedWardrobe a default costume that they use all the time]]. These new clothes accompany downtime in an ongoing story arc when characters are relaxing, playing, or fooling around. However, no matter how welcome costume changes are, they simply can't stay. When the chips are down and the plot gets moving again, our heroes put their Plot Pants back on and get into the action.
Not to be confused with MagicPants, which is when getting transformed doesn't destroy your clothes or they reform afterward. Contrast LimitedWardrobe, when the characters always wear the same outfit day after day. SubTrope of SignificantWardrobeShift, the general trope for changes in a character's wardrobe reflecting CharacterDevelopment.
Not to be confused with MagicPants, which is when getting transformed doesn't destroy your clothes or they reform afterward. Contrast LimitedWardrobe, when the characters always wear the same outfit day after day. SubTrope of SignificantWardrobeShift, the general trope for changes in a character's wardrobe reflecting CharacterDevelopment.
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Wardrobe changes bring variety and color to a show's characters, especially in an animated work where the characters have [[LimitedWardrobe a default costume that they use all the time]].time. These new clothes accompany downtime in an ongoing story arc when characters are relaxing, playing, or fooling around. However, no matter how welcome costume changes are, they simply can't stay. When the chips are down and the plot gets moving again, our heroes put their Plot Pants back on and get into the action.
Not to be confused with MagicPants, which is when getting transformed doesn't destroy your clothes or they reform afterward.Contrast Often the result of LimitedWardrobe, when the characters always wear the same outfit day after day. day, so it's noticeable when they don't.
SubTrope of SignificantWardrobeShift, the general trope for changes in a character's wardrobe reflecting CharacterDevelopment.
Not to be confused with MagicPants, which is when getting transformed doesn't destroy your clothes or they reform afterward.
SubTrope of SignificantWardrobeShift, the general trope for changes in a character's wardrobe reflecting CharacterDevelopment.
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Not to be confused with MagicPants, which is when getting transformed doesn't destroy your clothes or they reform afterward. Contrast LimitedWardrobe, when the characters always wear the same outfit day after day.
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Not to be confused with MagicPants, which is when getting transformed doesn't destroy your clothes or they reform afterward. Contrast LimitedWardrobe, when the characters always wear the same outfit day after day. SubTrope of SignificantWardrobeShift, the general trope for changes in a character's wardrobe reflecting CharacterDevelopment.
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Wardrobe changes bring variety and color to a show's characters, especially in an animated work where the characters have [[LimitedWardrobe a default costume that they use all the time]]. These new clothes accompany downtime in an ongoing story arc, when characters are relaxing, playing, or fooling around. However, no matter how welcome costume changes are, they simply can't stay. When the chips are down and the plot gets moving again, our heroes put their Plot Pants back on and get into the action.
Not to be confused with MagicPants.
Not to be confused with MagicPants.
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Wardrobe changes bring variety and color to a show's characters, especially in an animated work where the characters have [[LimitedWardrobe a default costume that they use all the time]]. These new clothes accompany downtime in an ongoing story arc, arc when characters are relaxing, playing, or fooling around. However, no matter how welcome costume changes are, they simply can't stay. When the chips are down and the plot gets moving again, our heroes put their Plot Pants back on and get into the action.
Not to be confused withMagicPants.MagicPants, which is when getting transformed doesn't destroy your clothes or they reform afterward. Contrast LimitedWardrobe, when the characters always wear the same outfit day after day.
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* ''WesternAnimation/GetEd'': The Dojo kids normally wear a basic set of clothing, switching to power-up gear ([[FantasyHelmetEnforcement complete with helmets and padding]]) to do their deliveries or fight Bedlam. However, in one episode they decide to [[CoolestClubEver go clubbing]] and switch to civilian outfits (which are, in fact, {{Palette Swap}}s of their regular models - not one polygon has changed).
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* ''WesternAnimation/GetEd'': The Dojo kids normally wear a basic set of clothing, switching to power-up gear ([[FantasyHelmetEnforcement complete with helmets and padding]]) to do their deliveries or fight Bedlam. However, in one episode they decide to [[CoolestClubEver go clubbing]] and switch to civilian outfits (which are, in fact, {{Palette Swap}}s of their regular models - not --not one polygon has changed).
