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* ''ComicBook/SpiderWoman'': As the Shroud, Maximillian Coleridge wears a black bodysuit adorned with a black cloak with a spider insignia on the hood.
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* ''ComicBook/SpiderWoman'': As the Shroud, Maximillian Coleridge wears a black bodysuit adorned with a black cloak with a spider insignia on the hood.
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* ''ComicBook/{{Bone}}'': As befitting their [[TheGrimReaper Grim Reaper]] look, The Hooded One wears a green cloak that covers their face and carries a scythe.
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* ''ComicBook/{{Bone}}'': As befitting their GrimReaper look, The Hooded One wears a green cloak that covers their face and carries a scythe.
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%% ZCE * The Hooded One in ''ComicBook/{{Bone}}''.
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* ''ComicBook/MickeyMouseComicUniverse'': ''WesternAnimation/MickeyMouse'''s longtime foe the Phantom
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* In ''Comicbook/{{Supergirl}}'' story ''Comicbook/DemonSpawn'', villainous sorcerer Nightflame wears a black-and-red cloak.
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* ''ComicBook/{{Supergirl}}'': In ''Comicbook/{{Supergirl}}'' the story ''Comicbook/DemonSpawn'', ''ComicBook/DemonSpawn'', villainous sorcerer Nightflame wears a black-and-red cloak.cloak.
* ''ComicBook/SpiderWoman'': As the Shroud, Maximillian Coleridge wears a black bodysuit adorned with a black cloak with a spider insignia on the hood.
* ''ComicBook/SpiderWoman'': As the Shroud, Maximillian Coleridge wears a black bodysuit adorned with a black cloak with a spider insignia on the hood.
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* Members of the Black Hand in the [[MurderInc Dark Brotherhood]] in the video game ''VideoGame/TheElderScrollsIVOblivion'' wear black cloaks and hoods, as do necromancers. Oddly, even brand new Black Hand robes appear to have significant green staining. Then again, since [[spoiler:your former handler's corpse is dangling naked from the ceiling]] when they hand them to you, the robes may not exactly be "new."
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* Members ''VideoGame/TheElderScrollsIVOblivion'':
** The uniform of the BlackHand in Hand, the elite leaders of the [[MurderInc Dark Brotherhood]] in the video game ''VideoGame/TheElderScrollsIVOblivion'' wear Brotherhood assassins]], is a [[BloodIsTheNewBlack blood-stained]], [[InTheHood hooded]] black cloaks and hoods, as do necromancers. Oddly, even brand new robe that confers several stat buffs.
** {{Necromancer}}s wear floor-length black robes prominently marked with the sigil of their cult, the Order of the BlackHand robes appear to have significant green staining. Then again, since [[spoiler:your former handler's corpse is dangling naked from the ceiling]] when Worm. Mages Guild members get [[DudeNotFunny quite upset]] if they hand them to you, see the robes may not exactly be "new."player character wearing one -- an obvious drawback of a ''[[AncientConspiracy secret society]]'' having a uniform.
** The uniform of the Black
** {{Necromancer}}s wear floor-length black robes prominently marked with the sigil of their cult, the Order of the Black
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* In ''Webcomic/TalesToBehold'', [[WebOriginal/JennyEverywhere Jenny Nowhere]] wears one when operating under the alias of [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin Evil Cloak]].
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* In ''Webcomic/TalesToBehold'', [[WebOriginal/JennyEverywhere [[MediaNotes/JennyEverywhere Jenny Nowhere]] wears one when operating under the alias of [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin Evil Cloak]].
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* Diana of Themyscira wore a hooded black cloak in ''WesternAnimation/DCSuperHeroGirls'' as a sign that she did not want to be disturbed, but halfway into the first episode [[SubvertedTrope it fails to deter a truancy officer]]. Karen Beecher later lectures Diana about trying too hard to avoid drawing attention.
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* The Hooded Claw from ''WesternAnimation/ThePerilsOfPenelopePitstop''.
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* The Hooded Claw from ''WesternAnimation/ThePerilsOfPenelopePitstop''.''WesternAnimation/ThePerilsOfPenelopePitstop'' always keeps up appearances.
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One of the oldest required dress codes by the Forces of Darkness. A Black Cloak villain sometimes even [[CardCarryingVillain refers to himself as "Evil" or "Dark."]] The higher-up Black Cloaks may be supernatural beings patterned after TheGrimReaper. [[EvilMinions Lesser]] Black Cloaks are often {{cult}}ists of some kind belonging to a SecretCircleOfSecrets or ReligionOfEvil.
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One of the oldest required dress codes by the Forces of Darkness. A Black Cloak villain sometimes even [[CardCarryingVillain refers to himself as "Evil" or "Dark."]] "Dark"]]. The higher-up Black Cloaks may be supernatural beings patterned after TheGrimReaper. [[EvilMinions Lesser]] Black Cloaks are often {{cult}}ists of some kind belonging to a SecretCircleOfSecrets or ReligionOfEvil.
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* The protagonist's disguise in ''Anime/CodeGeass'' involves a helmet that completely hides the face and a black cloak. [[strike:Though it remains a mystery whether he really is a good person, or is just wanting power for himself.]] [[spoiler:As of the series finale, he is officially a good guy - one might even call him "Christlike..." For obvious reasons.]] %% ?
** In ''Code Geass: Lelouch Of The Rebellion'', the manga series that's most faithful to the anime, Lelouch actually does wear a black cloak before having Zero's costume made. %% ZCE?
** In ''Code Geass: Lelouch Of The Rebellion'', the manga series that's most faithful to the anime, Lelouch actually does wear a black cloak before having Zero's costume made. %% ZCE?
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* The protagonist's disguise in ''Anime/CodeGeass'' involves a helmet that completely hides the face and a black cloak. [[strike:Though it remains a mystery whether he really is a good person, or is just wanting power for himself.]] [[spoiler:As of the series finale, he is officially a good guy - one might even call him "Christlike..." For obvious reasons.]] %% ?
** In ''Code Geass: Lelouch Of The Rebellion'', the manga series that's most faithful to the anime, Lelouch actually does wear a black cloak before having Zero's costume made. %% ZCE?]]
** In ''Code Geass: Lelouch Of The Rebellion'', the manga series that's most faithful to the anime, Lelouch actually does wear a black cloak before having Zero's costume made. %% ZCE?
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* Lord Ashram from ''Roleplay/RecordOfLodossWar''. %% ZCE?
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** The Rare Hunters in ''Anime/YuGiOh'' wear these. %% ZCE?
** Aki also briefly wore one on-screen twice before officially joining the heroes. %% context?
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%% ZCE ** The Rare Hunters in ''Anime/YuGiOh'' wear these. %% ZCE?
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* The Hooded One in ''ComicBook/{{Bone}}''. %% ZCE?
* ''WesternAnimation/MickeyMouse'''s longtime foe the Phantom Blot.
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* Those damn Ephors from ''[[Film/ThreeHundred 300.]]''
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* Appropriately worn by Death in ''Film/DeathTakesAHoliday''.
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* ''{{Series/Lexx}}'': His Divine Shadow.
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* ''VideoGame/ANNOMutationem'': In an optional [[InsideAComputerSystem ROM viewer]] at Noctis City, it focuses on an exploration of a HauntedHouse before a figure wearing a black cloak appears and attacks. The ConceptArtGallery depicts the figure as [[Website/SCPFoundation The Plague Doctor]].
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* ''Franchise/AssassinsCreed'' has a few characters in long black garb. %% ZCE?
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* ''Franchise/AssassinsCreed'' has a few characters in long black garb. %% ZCE?
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* ''[[VideoGame/KikiKaiKai Pocky & Rocky]]'' has the villain Black Mantle.
* Los Illuminados of ''VideoGame/ResidentEvil4''. %% ZCE?
* Los Illuminados of ''VideoGame/ResidentEvil4''. %% ZCE?
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* The Shadowlords from ''VideoGame/UltimaV''.
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* Zuko in ''WesternAnimation/AvatarTheLastAirbender'' wears one from time to time. %% context?
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* ''WesternAnimation/BigCityGreens'': In "Barry Cuda", when Cricket accuses Bill of destroying Barry Cuda, his vision shows Bill dressed in a black hooded robe destroying Barry in a cult-like ritual.
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* [[OurAngelsAreDifferent Malthael]], in contrast to the other angels of the ''VideoGame/{{Diablo}}'' universe, wears a very sinister-looking black hooded cloak. He was originally the head of the [[CouncilOfAngels Angiris Coucil]] as Wisdom, but the Sin War Trilogy and [[VideoGame/DiabloIII Reaper of Souls, the expansion to the third game]], make a case for his portfolio actually being Death instead of Wisdom.
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* [[OurAngelsAreDifferent Malthael]], in contrast to the other angels of the ''VideoGame/{{Diablo}}'' universe, wears a very sinister-looking black hooded cloak. He was originally the head of the [[CouncilOfAngels Angiris Coucil]] as Wisdom, but the Sin War Trilogy and [[VideoGame/DiabloIII ''VideoGame/DiabloIII: [[ExpansionPack Reaper of Souls, the expansion to the third game]], Souls]]'', make a case for his portfolio actually being Death instead of Wisdom.
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despite what you've been taught, priests are not evil by default - the trope is a subtrope of Evil Wears Black, hence evilness is an inherent part (also - I spot possible ZC Es/misuse)
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* Guts is known as the Black Swordsman because of his cloak in the early volumes of ''{{Manga/Berserk}}''.
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* Guts is known as the Black Swordsman because of his cloak in the early volumes of ''{{Manga/Berserk}}''. %% ZCE?
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* The protagonist's disguise in ''Anime/CodeGeass'' involves a helmet that completely hides the face and a black cloak. [[strike:Though it remains a mystery if he really is a good person, or is just wanting power for himself.]] [[spoiler:As of the series finale, he is officially a good guy - one might even call him "Christlike..." For obvious reasons.]]
** In ''Code Geass: Lelouch Of The Rebellion'', the manga series that's most faithful to the anime, Lelouch actually does wear a black cloak before having Zero's costume made.
** In ''Code Geass: Lelouch Of The Rebellion'', the manga series that's most faithful to the anime, Lelouch actually does wear a black cloak before having Zero's costume made.
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* The protagonist's disguise in ''Anime/CodeGeass'' involves a helmet that completely hides the face and a black cloak. [[strike:Though it remains a mystery if whether he really is a good person, or is just wanting power for himself.]] [[spoiler:As of the series finale, he is officially a good guy - one might even call him "Christlike..." For obvious reasons.]]
]] %% ?
** In ''Code Geass: Lelouch Of The Rebellion'', the manga series that's most faithful to the anime, Lelouch actually does wear a black cloak before having Zero's costume made. %% ZCE?
** In ''Code Geass: Lelouch Of The Rebellion'', the manga series that's most faithful to the anime, Lelouch actually does wear a black cloak before having Zero's costume made. %% ZCE?
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* In ''Manga/TheLegendOfZeldaTwilightPrincess2016'', Link is shown to have worn a hooded black cloak, although he's a wanderer who accidentally sent his town to the Twilight Realm rather than anything malign. He's stopped wearing it in the present day.
* In ''Anime/{{Macross}}'', there's [[Anime/SuperDimensionFortressMacross Exedore/Exsedol's]] redesigned form in ''[[Anime/MacrossDoYouRememberLove Do You Remember Love?]]'' and ''Anime/Macross7'': his entire body below the neck is shown as a black cloak with retractable tendril-like arms, but he's a fairly nice guy who serves as TheSpock instead of being a villain.
* In ''Anime/{{Macross}}'', there's [[Anime/SuperDimensionFortressMacross Exedore/Exsedol's]] redesigned form in ''[[Anime/MacrossDoYouRememberLove Do You Remember Love?]]'' and ''Anime/Macross7'': his entire body below the neck is shown as a black cloak with retractable tendril-like arms, but he's a fairly nice guy who serves as TheSpock instead of being a villain.
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* In ''Manga/TheLegendOfZeldaTwilightPrincess2016'', Link is shown to have worn a hooded black cloak, although he's a wanderer who accidentally sent his town to the Twilight Realm rather than anything malign. He's stopped wearing it in the present day.
day. %% misuse?
* In ''Anime/{{Macross}}'', there's [[Anime/SuperDimensionFortressMacross Exedore/Exsedol's]] redesigned form in ''[[Anime/MacrossDoYouRememberLove Do You Remember Love?]]'' and ''Anime/Macross7'': his entire body below the neck is shown as a black cloak with retractable tendril-like arms, but he's a fairly nice guy who serves as TheSpock instead of being a villain. %% misuse? subversion?
* In ''Anime/{{Macross}}'', there's [[Anime/SuperDimensionFortressMacross Exedore/Exsedol's]] redesigned form in ''[[Anime/MacrossDoYouRememberLove Do You Remember Love?]]'' and ''Anime/Macross7'': his entire body below the neck is shown as a black cloak with retractable tendril-like arms, but he's a fairly nice guy who serves as TheSpock instead of being a villain. %% misuse? subversion?
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* Nekozawa from ''Manga/OuranHighSchoolHostClub'' wears one of these partially to be mysterious, and because he is extremely photosensitive. He even wears a black wig over his normally blonde hair. Oddly for this trope [[DarkIsNotEvil he's not evil.]]
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* Nekozawa from ''Manga/OuranHighSchoolHostClub'' wears one of these partially to be mysterious, and because he is extremely photosensitive. He even wears a black wig over his normally blonde hair. Oddly for this trope [[DarkIsNotEvil he's not evil.]]]] %% misuse?
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* Lord Ashram from ''Roleplay/RecordOfLodossWar''.
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* Lord Ashram from ''Roleplay/RecordOfLodossWar''. %% ZCE?
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** The Rare Hunters in ''Anime/YuGiOh'' wear these.
** Aki also briefly wore one on-screen twice before officially joining the heroes.
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** The Rare Hunters in ''Anime/YuGiOh'' wear these.
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** Aki also briefly wore one on-screen twice before officially joining the heroes. %% context?
** Aki also briefly wore one on-screen twice before officially joining the heroes. %% context?
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* The Hooded One in ''ComicBook/{{Bone}}''.
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* In ''Fanfic/PokemonMaster'', those who earn the title of Master owing to wield an elemental power wear colored robes. Ash Ketchum, the Shadow Master, wears an ebony-black hooded cloak. He isn't evil, but he's not nice and his powers are ''scary'', and most of his world's people believe the Shadow element is Forbidden because it's evil anyway.
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* In ''Fanfic/PokemonMaster'', those who earn the title of Master owing to wield an elemental power wear colored robes. Ash Ketchum, the Shadow Master, wears an ebony-black hooded cloak. He isn't evil, but he's not nice and his powers are ''scary'', and most of his world's people believe the Shadow element is Forbidden because it's evil anyway. %% subversion? playing with?
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* ''Literature/TheBaroqueCycle'': Famous people traveling incognito wear black sashes, anyone who recognizes them is supposed to ignore them while they are wearing the sashes.
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* ''Literature/TheBaroqueCycle'': Famous people traveling incognito wear black sashes, anyone who recognizes them is supposed to ignore them while they are wearing the sashes. %% is that this trope?
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* ''Literature/TheBlackMagicianTrilogy'': Initially, black robes are the privilege of the High Lord in the Allied Lands' WizardingSchool. After High Lord Akkarin's exposure as a BlackMagic user [[spoiler:followed by an OutsideContextProblem-level band of foreign black magicians invading when they learned the Guild's protector was gone]], the Guild recognised that hostile black magicians were ''way'' above the GodzillaThreshold and allowed their surviving black magician member, [[spoiler:Sonea]], to teach the art to another, gave them both black robes, and made the High Lord wear '' white'' robes instead.
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* ''Literature/TheBlackMagicianTrilogy'': Initially, black robes are the privilege of the High Lord in the Allied Lands' WizardingSchool. After High Lord Akkarin's exposure as a BlackMagic user [[spoiler:followed by an OutsideContextProblem-level band of foreign black magicians invading when they learned the Guild's protector was gone]], the Guild recognised that hostile black magicians were ''way'' above the GodzillaThreshold and allowed their surviving black magician member, [[spoiler:Sonea]], to teach the art to another, gave them both black robes, and made the High Lord wear '' white'' robes instead. %% how evil are they, precisely?
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* ''Literature/AChristmasCarol'': The Ghost of Christmas Yet To Come is a rare example of a good (though still scary) guy being a Black Cloak.
* ''The Cthulhu Casebooks: Literature/SherlockHolmes and the Sussex Sea-Devils'': Holmes observes a suspected Cthulhu cultist entering a costume shop and later comments to Watson that occult crimes can be detected through mundane methods, like the fact you have to get your black robes ''somewhere''. The shop owner thinks his customer is producing a play about Benedictine monks.
* ''The Cthulhu Casebooks: Literature/SherlockHolmes and the Sussex Sea-Devils'': Holmes observes a suspected Cthulhu cultist entering a costume shop and later comments to Watson that occult crimes can be detected through mundane methods, like the fact you have to get your black robes ''somewhere''. The shop owner thinks his customer is producing a play about Benedictine monks.
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* ''Literature/AChristmasCarol'': The Ghost of Christmas Yet To Come is a rare example of a good (though still scary) guy being a Black Cloak.
Cloak. %% subversion?
* ''The Cthulhu Casebooks: Literature/SherlockHolmes and the Sussex Sea-Devils'': Holmes observes a suspected Cthulhu cultist entering a costume shop and later comments to Watson that occult crimes can be detected through mundane methods, like the fact you have to get your black robes ''somewhere''. The shop owner thinks his customer is producing a play about Benedictine monks. %% parody?
* ''The Cthulhu Casebooks: Literature/SherlockHolmes and the Sussex Sea-Devils'': Holmes observes a suspected Cthulhu cultist entering a costume shop and later comments to Watson that occult crimes can be detected through mundane methods, like the fact you have to get your black robes ''somewhere''. The shop owner thinks his customer is producing a play about Benedictine monks. %% parody?
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* ''Literature/FairyOak'': They are the traditional clothes of the Magicals, who wear them in important occasions, if they are related to magic. It becomes the uniform of the Enemy's army for this same reason.
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* ''Literature/FairyOak'': They are the traditional clothes of the Magicals, who wear them in important occasions, if they are related to magic. It becomes the uniform of the Enemy's army for this same reason. %% context?
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* ''Literature/SwordOfTruth'': Richard acquires one of these. Slightly subverted as it's magic camouflage.
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* ''Literature/SwordOfTruth'': Richard acquires one of these. Slightly subverted as it's magic camouflage. %% is Richard a bad guy?
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* ''Literature/TheWitchWatch'': As Gilbert notes, 'Why don't cults ever wear yellow robes? It would catch people off guard'
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* ''Literature/TheWitchWatch'': As Gilbert notes, 'Why don't cults ever wear yellow robes? It would catch people off guard'guard'. %% discussed?
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* ''Series/{{Angel}}'' / ''Series/BuffyTheVampireSlayer'': Typical villains in various episodes.
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* ''Series/{{Angel}}'' / ''Series/BuffyTheVampireSlayer'': Typical villains in various episodes. %% ZCE?
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* ''Series/PowerRangersLightspeedRescue'': The Ghouls.
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* ''Series/PowerRangersLightspeedRescue'': The Ghouls. %% ZCE?
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* The members of the band ''Music/SunnO'' wear black robes.
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* The members of the band ''Music/SunnO'' wear black robes. %% musicians are evil?
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* ''Franchise/AssassinsCreed'' has a few characters in long black garb.
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* Tyrael from ''VideoGame/{{Diablo}}'' is a ''brown'' cloak, and oddly enough, he's one of the good guys.
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* The Black Cloak Society from ''VideoGame/KingsQuest''.
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* The Black Cloak Society from ''VideoGame/KingsQuest''. %% ZCE?
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* Los Illuminados of ''VideoGame/ResidentEvil4''.
* Purge in ''VideoGame/SpaceChannel5 Part 2'' wears a Black Cloak, although he ditches it later.
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* Los Illuminados of ''VideoGame/ResidentEvil4''.
''VideoGame/ResidentEvil4''. %% ZCE?
* Purge in ''VideoGame/SpaceChannel5 Part 2'' wears a Black Cloak, although he ditches it later. %% is he a bad guy?
* Purge in ''VideoGame/SpaceChannel5 Part 2'' wears a Black Cloak, although he ditches it later. %% is he a bad guy?
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* ''Webcomic/CursedPrincessClub'': The members of the eponymous club wear black cloaks whenever they need to sneak around somewhere, especially in places like the Striped Kingdom or the Bippity Bop gala where they're likely to be recognized.
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* ''Webcomic/CursedPrincessClub'': The members of the eponymous club wear black cloaks whenever they need to sneak around somewhere, especially in places like the Striped Kingdom or the Bippity Bop gala where they're likely to be recognized. %% but they're not evil, are they?
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* Used and justified in ''Webcomic/GirlGenius''. The protagonists use this disguise against guards on the lookout for Agatha. The guards recognize it as suspicious immediately, and arrest them. Too bad the heroes expected it, and had dressed up Zeetha in the cloak instead, just to check if Agatha could sneak in with such a disguise.
* A long, black, face-concealing cloak is worn by one of the ''protagonists'' of ''Webcomic/NegativeOne'', Adele, to hide the fact that she is not human.
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* Used and justified in ''Webcomic/GirlGenius''. The protagonists use this disguise against guards on the lookout for Agatha. The guards recognize it as suspicious immediately, and arrest them. Too bad the heroes expected it, and had dressed up Zeetha in the cloak instead, just to check if Agatha could sneak in with such a disguise.
disguise. %% not evil - misuse?
* A long, black, face-concealing cloak is worn by one of the ''protagonists'' of ''Webcomic/NegativeOne'', Adele, to hide the fact that she is not human. %% is she a bad guy?
* A long, black, face-concealing cloak is worn by one of the ''protagonists'' of ''Webcomic/NegativeOne'', Adele, to hide the fact that she is not human. %% is she a bad guy?
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* In ''[[Literature/TheChroniclesOfTaras The Chronicles of Taras: Red Dementia]],'' Ghost, a five-foot-three-inch high Albino girl, wears this kind of clothing to protect her from the sub-freezing temperature of the black desert and the bright sunlight.
* The aptly-named Cloakar from the web fiction serial ''Literature/DimensionHeroes''.
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* In ''[[Literature/TheChroniclesOfTaras The Chronicles of Taras: Red Dementia]],'' Ghost, a five-foot-three-inch high Albino girl, wears this kind of clothing to protect her from the sub-freezing temperature of the black desert and the bright sunlight. \n %% is she the bad guy?
* The aptly-named Cloakar from the web fiction serial ''Literature/DimensionHeroes''. %% ZCE?
* The aptly-named Cloakar from the web fiction serial ''Literature/DimensionHeroes''. %% ZCE?
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* Zuko in ''WesternAnimation/AvatarTheLastAirbender'' wears one from time to time.
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* Zuko in ''WesternAnimation/AvatarTheLastAirbender'' wears one from time to time. %% context?
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* On ''WesternAnimation/JimmyTwoShoes'', worn by the mysterious Hooded Chicken.
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* ''WesternAnimation/MyLittlePonyFriendshipIsMagic'': In "Luna Eclipsed", Princess Luna arrives wearing one. It dissolves into ''living bats'' when she wants to take it off.
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* ''WesternAnimation/MyLittlePonyFriendshipIsMagic'': In "Luna Eclipsed", Princess Luna arrives wearing one. It dissolves into ''living bats'' when she wants to take it off. %% she's not evil?
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* Scavenger's first appearance in ''Anime/TransformersArmada'' has him wearing a cloak that hides most of his body. Why does a robot have a cloak?
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* Jack Spicer in ''WesternAnimation/XiaolinShowdown'' wears one of these.
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* TruthInTelevision for the full habit of most Catholic priests, especially those in the religious orders of the Benedictines, the Redemptorists, and the Congregation of Holy Cross (to name a few). The Dominicans are called "the Black Friars" for this reason.
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* Ivan the Terrible's secret police, the Oprichniki, were easily recognizable for wearing black, hooded, monks' robes.
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* Ivan the Terrible's secret police, the Oprichniki, were easily recognizable for wearing black, hooded, hooded monks' robes.
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* The new evil organization in ''Manga/{{Boruto}}'', Kara, wears black cloaks.
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** The new evil organization in ''Manga/{{Boruto}}'', Kara, wears black cloaks.
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* The Cabal Fanatics in ''Videogame/{{Blood}}'' wear hooded black robes. The somewhat more common Cultists wear brown robes instead.
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* The Cabal Fanatics in the ''Videogame/{{Blood}}'' series wear hooded black robes. The somewhat more common Cultists wear brown robes instead.
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* In ''Manga/TheLegendOfZeldaTwilightPrincess2016'', Link is shown to have worn a hooded black cloak, although he's a wanderer who accidentally sent his town to the Twilight Realm rather than anything malign. He's stopped wearing it in the present day.
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* ''Film/TheGingerweedMan'': The villain of the movie wears a large black cloak with a hood that completely conceals his identity.
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* ''Series/{{Highlander}}: One episode of the series had Duncan being attacked in his dreams by a Black Cloak. He went to a mystic who specialized in this, who gave a lot of psychobabble about the darkness within, and told Duncan not to fight it and try to understand it. It turned out that the mystic ''was'' the Black Cloak, and it was a scheme to get Duncan to drop his guard.
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* ''Series/{{Highlander}}: ''Series/{{Highlander}}:'' One episode of the series had Duncan being attacked in his dreams by a Black Cloak. He went to a mystic who specialized in this, who gave a lot of psychobabble about the darkness within, and told Duncan not to fight it and try to understand it. It turned out that the mystic ''was'' the Black Cloak, and it was a scheme to get Duncan to drop his guard.
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* The Chairman, the [[BigBad Big Bad]] from the first season from ''Anime/TheGhostAndMollyMcGee'', wears a black cloak. After his death, its the only thing that remains from him, and when used by Scratch, it gives him The Chairman's appearance.
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* The Chairman, the [[BigBad Big Bad]] from the first season from ''Anime/TheGhostAndMollyMcGee'', of ''WesternAnimation/TheGhostAndMollyMcGee'', always wears a black cloak. After his death, its the only thing that remains from him, and when used by Scratch, it gives him The Chairman's appearance.
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* In ''Film/ZackSnydersJusticeLeague'', [[EvilOverlord Darkseid]]'s majordomo [=DeSaad=] appropriately wears a black cloak with a hood.
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** The page picture is the uniform of Organization XIII, though they tend to pull down their hoods and show their faces unless they're being intentionally mysterious. Said coats have darkness-resistant properties, and while Organization XIII mostly just wears them for the effect, characters such as Riku and Mickey wear them to protect their hearts from being worn away by the darkness.
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** The page picture This is the uniform of Organization XIII, though they tend to pull down their hoods and show their faces unless they're being intentionally mysterious. Said coats have darkness-resistant properties, and while Organization XIII mostly just wears them for the effect, characters such as Riku and Mickey wear them to protect their hearts from being worn away by the darkness.
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* Sumireko Usami from ''Frachise/TouhouProject'' normally wears a [[HighCollarOfDoom high-collared]] black cloak with a red interior inscribed with runes.
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* Sumireko Usami from ''Frachise/TouhouProject'' ''Franchise/TouhouProject'' normally wears a [[HighCollarOfDoom high-collared]] black cloak with a red interior inscribed with runes.
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* The cult members in Music/LinkinPark's music video [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m1zVmfan32U "One Step Closer"]] dress like this. Partially subverted, since curious onlookers ''do'' notice a Black Cloaked individual's strange garb and decide to follow him to his hiding place. HilarityEnsues.
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* The cult members in Music/LinkinPark's music video [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m1zVmfan32U "One Step Closer"]] dress like this. Partially subverted, since curious onlookers ''do'' notice a Black Cloaked individual's strange garb and decide to follow him to his hiding place. HilarityEnsues.