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Fashion-Victim Villain

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Fashion-Victim Villain	comment	The heroes have had it. They've been captured and tied up, and can only watch mutely and impotently as the Evil Overlord's final plans unfold. The large, oversized doors at the far end of his cavernous control room swing open, and in walks the Big Bad himself in an ominous swirl of purple fog... Wait, is that a cocktail dress he's wearing? Is that a bone in his nose? Hoop earrings in his ears? A pink satin turban? Clown makeup? A wig that makes him look like a glam rocker with a bad hair day? A lip ring? Did the Evil Overlord suddenly forget that he was in a serious action-adventure and decide to play dress-up with a trunkful of his mother's old castoffs? Uh-oh. It seems we have a Fashion-Victim Villain on our hands. This trope comes into play whenever a villain decides to don an outrageous, over-the-top costume, usually replete with Dark Colors, Shoulders of Doom, and Spikes of Villainy, thinking it will make him look like a fearless, all-powerful badass. Instead, it makes him look pitiable and ridiculous, if not slightly unhinged. It's not hard to see why this should happen. Villainy, as a profession, tends to attract flamboyant personality types. Still, this is no excuse for dressing up as a gothic drag queen during the least appropriate times, and it's hard (though not impossible) for any amount of inhuman strength, dog-kicking, or Magnificent Bastardness to restore a villain's menace once it's been undercut by a move like this. (Unless the villain happens to be a Monster Clown or something similar, and the over-the-top costume and makeup is part of their schtick.) The Fashion-Victim Villain most often dresses in this manner during moments of triumph or when they're first meeting with the heroes (in a failed attempt to impress them). Sometimes they may dress like this unintentionally — a radiation suit, designed for the very utilitarian purpose of protecting the villain, may have ridiculously large hips or a phallic helmet, or be colored with loud shades. Either way, one can expect the audience watching the show to chortle a bit upon seeing the villain's new threads. The heroes themselves may mock the villain for his lack of taste, but just as often will let it pass without comment (especially if they have other, more pressing matters on their minds). The villain's allies and henchmen probably won't dare to even crack a smile around the villain (when he is around). Of course, it was also stated in the Evil Overlord List #29, which stated "I will dress in bright and cheery colors, and so throw my enemies into confusion." Still, that's no excuse for not doing it well. Compare Highly-Conspicuous Uniform if the Mooks are fashion victims, too. Compare Scary Impractical Armor, which is more for show than protection. Compare Embarrassing but Empowering Outfit if the tacky duds are the source of the villain's powers. Also see Fashionable Evil. A subset of Narm. Compare WTH, Costuming Department? Contrast Man of Wealth and Taste.
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Fashion-Victim Villain / int_10d303a2	comment	While what's evil depends on your alignment, the fusion of Lucifer and Walter in Shin Megami Tensei IV. A gold outfit that bares the chest and a weird distorted head? They might have been going for something that mixed otherworldly with regal, but what they got just looked ridiculous. The second form is a bit more impressive, though underwhelming.
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Fashion-Victim Villain / int_12fd5db0	comment	Megamind plays with this a lot, as the Villain Protagonist wears ever more ridiculous giant collared outfits. He knows that the key to being a super-villain is "PRESENTATION!" (cue Guns N' Roses).
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Fashion-Victim Villain / int_135faa14	comment	In Eric, Lord Astfgl, the current ruler of Hell, favours a Big Red Devil form, looking like a humanoid in red clothes, a cap with small horns, and carrying a pitchfork (whose end tends to fall off). He is under the impression that this makes him look distinguished. Also subverted in that the protagonists don't find him remotely funny-looking once he has them cornered.
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Fashion-Victim Villain / int_16a43fa1	comment	Dantel, the final boss of the laughably awful Mortal Kombat ripoff Survival Arts is best described as an "incredibly cheap and hilarious white trash ripoff of Shang Tsung". Or more like "Amakusa on the change from someone's couch cushions".
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Fashion-Victim Villain / int_189cf423	comment	The Hermux Tantamoq Adventures: Tucka Mertslin is a cosmetics tycoon and a heavily parodied Large Ham. While never the Big Bad, she's always intertwined with that plot after some fashion. She dresses thusly
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Fashion-Victim Villain / int_196b618d	comment	Come the sequels, their outfits have changed to look more like members of an anarchist cell◊ (which they are), and the effect looks better, but there are still some moments. Zinzolin looks a bit outlandish, wearing a giant purple coat and tall hat◊, and Ghetsis' giant poncho-coat has been replaced with a black, slimmer, trenchcoat-looking piece, and he has a pretty bitchin' cane too◊.
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Fashion-Victim Villain / int_1a12bbee	comment	The Mighty Thor: Loki's... interesting fashion sense gets lampshaded repeatedly in Ms. Marvel (2014), where the characters decide he must be a Hipster. Amusingly, he instantly knows who people are addressing when they say "Hipster Viking" - and doesn't seem to mind the nickname. (At this point he's more of an Anti-Hero, but he's still got an eccentric outfit complete with Horns of Villainy and black nail polish.)
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Fashion-Victim Villain / int_1a64c756	comment	Gundam SEED Destiny Lord Djibril doesn't get out much. Which is a good thing, since his yellow suit and blue lipstick make him look like a complete idiot (he actually is a complete idiot). The less said about Yuna's pajamas, the better. You won't be able to easily escape from them, though: they've become a huge Iconic Outfit.
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Fashion-Victim Villain / int_1aa9d9f4	comment	The Riddler Unitard was so hated by Frank Gorshin, his actor on the 1960s' Batman series, that he designed a new outfit for himself. The green three-piece suit and bowler hat with question mark tie that resulted is now the character's most common outfit.
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Fashion-Victim Villain / int_1b021fcb	comment	Tokyo Ghoul: The outfit that Uta wore upon his return in Tokyo Ghoul Re sent the fandom into fits of laughter upon its appearance. Kinda hard to look unsettling when you're wearing a giant zebra print coat and matching pants.
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Fashion-Victim Villain / int_1bdeba5a	comment	X-Men: As an example of what Silver Age villains could look like, the original X-Men faced a professor calling himself the Locust, with a costume to match. And that was one of the tamer cases.
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Fashion-Victim Villain / int_1beda93b	comment	Sluggy Freelance: In the Punyverse story arc, the Evil Overlord wears lipstick and goes pantsless. Even his minions consider him a walking fashion disaster, and some of them are dumb enough to call him up on it.
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Fashion-Victim Villain / int_1bee24cd	comment	In Sleepy Hollow High, the slasher wears a leather Badass Longcoat and a jack-o-lantern mask. so far, so good. But he chooses to pair these with a Christmas sweater and check trousers.
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Fashion-Victim Villain / int_1bfa015e	comment	De Nomolos from Bill & Ted's Bogus Journey is a Knight of Cerebus who is taken seriously. But it's difficult to take him seriously when he's got an outfit that includes a cape, a giant collar around his neck with built-in dramatic lighting, and giant floppy moon boots. However, Fridge Brilliance kicks in— aside from coloration, it's very similar to the futuristic attire not only seen on his soldiers but Rufus and his students. Considering that the construction of two robotic simulacrums of Bill and Ted would've been likely to cost a lot of money (if they even used it in the future), it's possible that he simply stole clothes and spraypainted them black for lack of any other options.
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Fashion-Victim Villain / int_1cc09117	comment	Bleach: Harribel. Her outfit wouldn't be so bad if she actually kept it on. Alas, her Espada tattoo is located on her enormous boobs so she needs to go topless to show it off (her modesty is slightly preserved by her mask remains). It only goes downhill from there. Oh, you think Harribel is bad? Remember Nnoitora? Remember that spoon thing behind his head? Remember the parachute pants? Remember the shoes? Bad as Harribel's ultimate form is, there is nothing that the creator could come up with to top Charlotte's ultimate form◊. It makes his opponent Yumichika laugh so hard that Ikkaku, who was on the other side of the town and about to engage in his own battle, can hear him. He's supposed to be an over-the-top parody of Magical Girl anime. Zommari's ResurrecciÃ³n◊ gives him a white skinsuit covered in eyes and replaces his legs with a huge, pink pumpkin-like ball covered in faces, and it expands his Facial Markings in a way that just makes him look like he's wearing runny makeup. What about Aizen's banana suit? The form-fitting dress, high heels, and butterfly wings aren't much of an improvement. To say nothing of that tacky mullet. Ginjo's new outfit. Was he taking fashion tips from Aizen? The Vandereich mostly avert this trope due to them Putting on the Reich, but Quilge Opie wears the FVV medal with pride, with round sunglasses, a weird hat, horr How spoon shoes, and a VERY ugly bowl haircut on one side of his head. It's bad enough that Ichigo makes fun of it. To say nothing of Bazz-B's pink mohawk or the freaking Masked Luchador in the group. We also have Nanana Najahkoop, who in addition to having arguably the weirdest name in a series known for having some strange names, also wears a Sternritter jacket that only covers his chest, leaving his stomach exposed, Nnoitra-style parachute pants, a five-pointed haircut that looks like it has black licorice sticks protruding from it, bug-like goggles of some sort, and checkerboard teeth. Then we have Lille Barro, with one of the weirdest haircuts in Bleach (to the point that people still wonder if it's actually his hair or a hat, though the colored manga seems to indicate the latter) and a sniper's rifle covered in white fur as his weapon of choice. There's also Shaz Domino and his leopard-print pimp outfit.
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Fashion-Victim Villain / int_20ac8a71	comment	Doom Patrol villain Codpiece. He has a laser cannon mounted exactly where you would guess he does◊ from that name, and while he was actually pretty damn dangerous with it, the costume was no less hilarious for many reasons. Then again he fought The Doom Patrol who are... weird...
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Fashion-Victim Villain / int_22d74b2e	comment	Ublaz Mad Eyes in Redwall. His evil plan, resulting in years of work and the horrible deaths of hundreds of innocents, was all so he could get hold of a pink pearl crown.
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Fashion-Victim Villain / int_2372fc33	comment	Inverted at SummerSlam 2010 in the WWE.Divas' Title match. The heel Alicia Fox wore a respectable outfit while her baby face opponent Melina came out decked in a yellow and orange ensemble complete with an excess of feathers and a garish Aztec headdress.
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Fashion-Victim Villain / int_254b5963	comment	The main villain from Cave Dwellers, with his ridiculous "Swan Helmet".
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Fashion-Victim Villain / int_2566ca3d	comment	A rare narmless example is Anton Chigurh of No Country for Old Men. His bizarre appearance and mannerisms only contribute to his utterly terrifying presence.
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Fashion-Victim Villain / int_259946b5	comment	Sherri Martel: Divine meets Pat Benatar meets Montana Max. Her outfits and makeup were always strange, but why did she come out painted like a cat?
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Fashion-Victim Villain / int_291e9857	comment	Dark Souls A hilarious example is an NPC Black Phantom called Xanthous King Jeremiah (Jeremiah the Yellow King in Japanese). As expected from his Boss Subtitles, he wears yellow getup, which is about as close an equivalent to a near gold yellow yogist's gear (think Dhalsim) with an overly huge, pointy suppository-shaped turban. Even the item description snarks about its color which "hurts the eyes". The yellow turban, however, is a legacy item from Demon's Souls, where it is awarded to players who play the role of a Boss in a certain map. While the Dark Souls example doesn't do anything special (except being traded for a very rare ring), the Demons Souls variation gives an increase in magic damage, at the cost of wearing what looks like a custard tornado. Slightly justified in that the "turban" is actually itself a demonic creature in the form of a yellow robe which summons and possesses the boss to fight the host player, so looking like it's an entirely separate entity riding on top of its wearer's head is probably quite intentional. Another unfortunate example is Demon's Souls' Garl Vinland. Say what you will about his supposed villainy (or rather, lack thereof), but the man is very knightly and very badass-like, if not for his squid head-shaped ornament on his helmet. The nicknames "Squid-head" and "Squid-knight" are particularly frequently mentioned.
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Fashion-Victim Villain / int_29984214	comment	The Pillar Men wear nothing but loincloths and over-the-top Mayincatec accessories. In Eyes of Heaven Joseph in his Tequila Joseph skin (based off an incident where Joseph badly failed a Harmless Lady Disguise) lampshades it when pitted against Esidisi, claiming that they have no right to criticize his costume when they're half-naked.
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Fashion-Victim Villain / int_2a79b2b1	comment	Kick-Ass 2: The Motherfucker's new costume is pieced together from bondage equipment, and thus is black leather covered in zippers and chains. He's even treated as this In-Universe.
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Fashion-Victim Villain / int_2a8943c0	comment	Miraculous Ladybug: Many of the Akumatized villains have ridiculously gaudy costumes, accentuated by brightly colored skin and Anime Hair. Ironically, Hawk Moth, the one who turns people into these villains in the first place, is a world-renowned fashion industry mogul in his civilian identity. Though in his defense, the jury is out on exactly how much influence he has on these costumes compared to the target's subconscious. The Bubbler has bright blue skin and a poofy, glaringly red bubble outfit. Mr. Pigeon's skintight pink hood and overly wide eyes make him look like a poorly-made toy. Kung Food looks like an Oni painting, which... doesn't quite translate as well to CGI. The square head and Super Saiyan hair are particularly ridiculous. Reflekta has pink skin and an eye-searingly pink frilly tutu ensemble that makes her look like a kabuki-themed clown. To make matters worse, her goal is to make everyone in Paris look exactly like her. Pixellator has an opaque visor with a camera lens for one eye, as well as pink hair on only one side of his face. The pastel pink-and-blue-on-black color scheme doesn't do him any favors. Simon Says dresses in horribly clashing shades of green and purple, as does later villain Gigantitan (who at least has the excuse that he's a literal baby). Troublemaker's outfit makes her look like a punk panda. Style Queen looks like she covered herself in gold paint for an art project. Ironically enough, her civilian identity also works in the fashion industry. Party Crasher is so bad he gets laughed at in-universe; he's a disco villain with a disco-ball patterned jacket, blue skin, and a bubblegum-pink afro-mustache combo. He still proves himself to be highly effective, ridiculous appearance and all.
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Fashion-Victim Villain / int_2a8d8e6f	comment	Gotham continues the Batman franchise tradition of employing ludicrous outfits. Post-virus Barnes deserves special mention for essentially wearing a BDSM outfit as a villain costume, despite being an ex-cop.
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Fashion-Victim Villain / int_2f676ead	comment	This appears in-universe in Disney's Kim Possible 3: Team Possible. When Shego mentions that she's saving up for an expensive swan tutu, Kim reacts in disgust.
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Fashion-Victim Villain / int_30a5ebfd	comment	While Naruto generally averts this, with most villains having outfits much simpler than average for Shōnen (probably a necessity because everyone moves around so much), two examples still stick out: Orochimaru's otherwise normal usual outfit with the huge purple rope he wears as a belt that is tied up in a ribbon on his back (Sasuke after the Time Skip also has a rope-belt like that, but it's tied at the front and much smaller) and the outfit Sasuke wears after fighting Itachi and joining Akatsuki with the ridiculously over-sized collar.
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Fashion-Victim Villain / int_31a8701b	comment	The Flash villain The Rainbow Raider, whose armor, wristbands, and boots are painted in blazing rainbow stripes. Admittedly, he is colorblind, so it's not really his fault, but still.
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Fashion-Victim Villain / int_31dd3db0	comment	This trope is spoofed in The Return, where Big Bad Alexia and her Dragon Aurora continually dress like catwalk models with OTT fake tans and makeup and are mercilessly mocked by the heroes. Thanks to an Evil Makeover Dark Mercury also comes in for ribbing, but she is acting more as a Card-Carrying Villain on purpose so probably feels she needs the rather hideous and impractical get-up.
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Fashion-Victim Villain / int_31e1eca3	comment	Team Galactic in PokÃ©mon Diamond and Pearl/Platinum. They have bowl cuts for Christ's sake. Parodied by VG Cats. Between the weird future-skirts and planet names of the female appearing lieutenants, Sailor Moon jokes are impossible to avoid. Then you find out Saturn's a dude. They were aware of this, as Professor Rowan actually calls them out on this at one point.
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Fashion-Victim Villain / int_31e24f1e	comment	The Joker's Emperor costume, compared to his comic counterpart. It has a Whoopee Cushion in the crown!
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Fashion-Victim Villain / int_32c541e6	comment	Envy of Fullmetal Alchemist, who's running around in a skirt and a tanktop that only covers the chest, and has their hair in what looks like a palm tree. First-Anime!Wrath is as bad or worse since it's that same outfit on a ten-year-old boy.
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Fashion-Victim Villain / int_331e009	comment	A variant with Handsome Jack from Borderlands 2. He wears what appears to be a very nice suit, but he wears it extremely shabbily, with the sleeves rolled up to the elbows and the buttons undone so you can see the smudged T-shirt and vest underneath. He's head of a company and really hates his coworkers, so it may be his way of spiting them. He also appears to be wearing a lab coat under another longcoat, and sneakers.
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Fashion-Victim Villain / int_334120fc	comment	Black Mage from 8-Bit Theater heralds his transformation into a walking nexus of destructive evil force by wearing a clown costume. This was not his idea; he just annoyed the dark god who was granting him his new powers and has suffered numerous jokes about his appearance.
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Fashion-Victim Villain / int_33708019	comment	Operation Double 007 has the main, middle-aged male villain dressing in a flowy silver caftan and (at the end) a skintight red pleather suit.
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Fashion-Victim Villain / int_33888a01	comment	One goblin villain in The Legend of Drizzt series combined this with Rummage Sale Reject — all his clothing was scavenged at random off-slain humans, and he had no idea what went with what. For that matter, he had no idea that bras are female-only.
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Fashion-Victim Villain / int_34a70b48	comment	While the franchise is partially based around silly costumes, Riddler's light-up jacket from Batman Forever qualifies. Riddler spent the entire movie getting steadily more ridiculous, culminating in a costume containing five thousand pounds of glitter. It's so bad he makes a joke about it:
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Fashion-Victim Villain / int_35e88987	comment	The National Wrestling Alliance has had many odd designs over its enduring history but perhaps because fashion is associated with women, people really started to zero in on the fact the women's title belt looked especially oversized on heel champions Tasha Simone and Kacee Carlisle after Amazing Kong left for TNA (it was later switched out for a smaller platted model). Later fans became fixated on the even larger National Heavyweight Title was put on men who bordered between heavyweight and junior heavyweight like Kahagas or Vordell Walker when the NWA switched from primarily promoting weight classes to promoting regions on the side of men's singles. Even some legit heavyweights like James Storm looked kind of silly with it.
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Fashion-Victim Villain / int_35f1d3fb	comment	The G2 toyline largely fell into this. Quite a bit of G2 was just G1 toys that were given a new accessory (often a spring-fired missile launcher that had been repurposed from the concurrent G.I. Joe toyline) and a new color scheme. Most of the Autobots didn't fair too badly with the latter- a lot of it was just darkening them up which, while out of place compared to the original bright reds and oranges that they tended to favor at least didn't look bad. The Decepticons, however, found themselves frequently being sprayed with eye-searing neon colors.
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Fashion-Victim Villain / int_366a284d	comment	Fist of the North Star. This is a show where your garden-variety mook runs around in makeup, a mohawk, and clothing that wouldn't look out of place on Conan the Barbarian if it weren't pink.
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Fashion-Victim Villain / int_36d2a85c	comment	Zack Ryder wore bright purple tights with different-length pants legs, a see-through jacket (which closer inspection shows to really be an extremely gaudy dress shirt), swimming goggles, and a headband on his first ECW appearance. Just in case that look wasn't bad enough, he also spiked all of his hair straight up. Thankfully, his outfit became more bearable as time went on, as he acquired solid jackets, ditched the goggles for shades, and found sensible tights.
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Fashion-Victim Villain / int_37170a84	comment	Troxartas, the villain of Deathstalker and the Warriors from Hell, frequently wears short tunics with boatneck collars, pink fur, and satin turbans.
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Fashion-Victim Villain / int_3770f7c3	comment	Hero Chat: In-Universe. The team brings up the fact that some of the akuma look...bad. Nino is especially annoyed because some of them are great, so it's not like Hawkmoth is just universally terrible at designing villains.
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Fashion-Victim Villain / int_37b56f7	comment	In Baldur's Gate II, we have the Big Bad Jon Irenicus. His outfit somehow manages to combine leather bondage harness, a high collar, and enough empty space to show off much of his muscled body. He looks so ridiculous that it's a good thing he's such a powerful spellcaster and Magnificent Bastard because otherwise he'd be impossible to take seriously. Meanwhile, his sister Bodhi's outfit looks fit for a dominatrix/sex fiend, but her dialogue never even hints that she is The Vamp. Of course, given that neither of them has a soul, you could argue that they've stopped caring what they look like.
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Fashion-Victim Villain / int_3c046724	comment	The al-Qaeda leader in Holy Terror is a 4-foot-tall man whose entire body is wrapped up in robes... which just happen to have beads covering up his arms, feet, and face. And the normal terrorists have their entire face except their eyes and mouth wrapped up, making them look like mummies.
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Fashion-Victim Villain / int_3d22c14b	comment	Mobile Suit Gundam 00 After the first episode of the second season (or after the release of season 2's first character sketches), the fandom has been snickering hard upon the... outfits used by Ribbons and their followers. It is really difficult to take a man in pastels seriously. Especially when he has a "chest window". And the less said about their party outfits, the better. Hilling Care, WTF is up with that tux of yours? Graham Aker was a whole lot cooler when he wasn't wearing a goofy samurai outfit as Mr. Bushido. The Trinity Team with their white and yellow spandex bike shorts definitely count as well. Nena looks fine in hers, but the problem is that Johan wears spandex shorts and Michael's own pants are horrible as well.
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Fashion-Victim Villain / int_3d776ce3	comment	Alpha Protocol: Konstantin Brayko, by virtue of being a fanboy of US pop culture from the 1980s. Henry Leland is more restrained, but still has a deeply unfortunate (yellow, with orange and red stripes) taste in shirts and ties. Thorton comments on it, but never to his face. One such comment is about how the only thing Leland and Brayko seem to have in common is a similar taste in shirts and ties. Ouch.
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Fashion-Victim Villain / int_3fcda0fa	comment	Thunderstrike: The series featured a villain named Carjack whose specialty was, well, carjacking. Truly a worthy opponent to the successor of the Norse god of thunder. He wore a brown trenchcoat, purple pants, huge boots and gloves, and a Dr. Doom-style metallic mask—with dreadlocks. It says a lot when Linkara gives him the nickname "Doctor Dumb."
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Fashion-Victim Villain / int_4110f1d0	comment	Baten Kaitos: Emperor Geldoblame resembles a tarted-up, garish, heavy-set drag queen. In this case, Geldoblame's terrible sense of fashion serves to really underscore how much of a deranged, war-mongering genocidal lunatic he is.
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Fashion-Victim Villain / int_426a7572	comment	The Animaniacs episode "Good King Yakko" (a pastiche of Duck Soup) has the Warners meeting with an evil dictator from a neighboring country. They mock his formal, pseudo-historical garb.
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Fashion-Victim Villain / int_42c88f31	comment	All of the Floor Masters save Midori in Your Turn to Die have it rough, but special mention goes to the Dressup Doll Rio Ranger. He wears a clownish yellow hood, two tops around his waist, and a vest and tie...without a shirt underneath. Then again, all of his clothes were scavenged from the dead.
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Fashion-Victim Villain / int_432e5c6f	comment	The grand majority of recruited Stand users in Stone Ocean fall under this. From Johngalli A's outfit sporting many circular holes with round patches dangling from his shirt, Miraschon's hair remaining connected with hanging bangs somehow connecting with each other in an oval shape, Sports Maxx's relatively normal outfit decorated with endless comma signs and boasting circles for eyebrows, D an G's fluffy toga and pickelhaube helmet, Guccio's stripperific outfit with revealing shoulders, hips, and midriff or Miuccia Miuler wearing a sweater shaped like intestines with dangling eyeball-esque accessories from it. The irony of most of Part 6's characters getting their names from fashion brands or designers hasn't been lost on anyone. Part 6's Lang Rangler, as they defy even the franchise's standards as what can be considered clothing. With Lang Rangler using a helmet with holes for eyes... that cover his eyes in the middle, wearing a body armor jumpsuit painted in a sickly brown in both the colored manga and anime that leaves him barefoot... despite him having dangling shoes from his ankles. Worst part? Unlike Secco, his Stand isn't manifested as a suit, Jumpin' Jack Flash is separate from his body... This is simply his normal everyday outfit, as his Prisoner Card shows him wearing this same armor. Ironically, the only exception to this trend is Viviano Westwood, who still manages to stand out with his standard prison guard's uniform and buzzcut in a series where even Villains of the Week can have outrageous outfits.
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Fashion-Victim Villain / int_481d55f7	comment	When Goldust turned back to heel at one point, he became The Artist Formerly Known As Goldust, who wore garish, disturbing outfits◊.
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Fashion-Victim Villain / int_4ae414f0	comment	Babylon Berlin's Alfred Nyssen - being a ridiculously wealthy Upper-Class Twit - is only seen walking around in the gaudiest bespoke clothing that Weimar Germany has to offer - most notably Oxford baggies, extra-wide trousers sewn from sackcloth.
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Fashion-Victim Villain / int_4b434423	comment	Zig-zagged in PokÃ©mon Sword and Shield with Chairman Rose. His normal outfit is a fairly tasteful grey suit; however, his "incognito outfit" includes blue shorts with white PokÃ© Ball print that make it look like he's wearing Goofy Print Underwear with no pants. The outfit also shows off his dad bod more than his usual suit.
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Fashion-Victim Villain / int_4b6f8e36	comment	Thunderbolts: Screaming Mimi, who went around committing crimes first by dressing as some sort of evil ballet dancer/wrestler, in a belly-exposing pale green number, with a comically oversized ruff and pixie boots, before moving on to a sort of vague "evil scarecrow" look. The upgrade to Songbird did her a massive favour. She regards her days as a supervillain as an Old Shame for more than just the crimes she committed... Another of the Thunderbolts, Moonstone, also used the team to ditch her original "piss-yellow" suit and a silly helmet with bug-like eyes◊. Ditto with Abner Jenkins, who, well, he tried, especially in his second suit, but a green and purple bug costume was never exactly going to rank among the greats, and his Heelâ€“Face Turn as Mach allowed him to turn down the bug theme and take some cues from people like Iron Man whose power suits did not look like failed attempts to design a Kamen Rider OC.
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Fashion-Victim Villain / int_4dce0ef7	comment	After Becky Lynch turned heel in 2021 and became "Big Time Becks", she seemingly started a crusade to dress as outrageously as possible during her promo segments. This also extended to her husband.
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Fashion-Victim Villain / int_4dceb5c5	comment	Van Helsing: For some reason, Julius and his entire brood all wear a mixture of punk outfits and partial armor, which frankly make them look like extras in a Mad Max film. Which is especially striking considering that literally every other vampire in the series wears normal clothing.
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Fashion-Victim Villain / int_4f091b42	comment	Tiger & Bunny gives us Jake Martinez, who manages to be terrifying while looking like... Well, picture the phrase "glam rock serial killer"◊. It seems to be deliberately invoked, since he mocks the heroes' getups at one point. Exactly how much that helps the outfit is left up to the viewer, however. Lunatic's costume is either creepy or so over-the-top that it circles back into this trope. The bugging eyes on his mask and the hand-like shape on it (which Kotetsu even mocks at one point) don't help.
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Fashion-Victim Villain / int_4f46b380	comment	Let's face it, the helmet that Shaw wears and Erik takes in X-Men: First Class, to block telepathy is a little ridiculous looking. Lampshaded by Shaw when he invades the CIA building where Xavier's team is staying, and on learning Xavier isn't present quips, "Well, at least I can take this silly thing off." And as silly as it looks with Shaw, it's even worse when Erik has it repainted into the same metallic red color scheme as the comic book and adds the horns to the front. It's no wonder the sequel toned it down considerably.
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Fashion-Victim Villain / int_503d3d54	comment	This is almost the point of The Rocky Horror Picture Show. Perhaps the bustier is more of a Creepy Crossdresser thing, but as Frank-N-Furter is so pale, his green surgical scrubs reflect up into his face and make him look like a dead ringer for Kermit the Frog in drag and a grade-A fashion victim.
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Fashion-Victim Villain / int_507c4d13	comment	Insidious had the demon with the red face, though it's hard to see due to the shots rarely focusing on his figure until the end of the film, he wears something akin to a tight black leather full-body catsuit, with boots with black fur up until his kneecaps, with the hair of a 60-year-old and using black earrings. Alone, the demon is much more ridiculous than outright scary, but the movie is capable of portraying him as so.
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Fashion-Victim Villain / int_50bcf7a6	comment	Homestuck: Eridan Ampora. Bright purple Ominous Opera Cape with a High Collar of Doom, blue Scarf of Asskicking, black shirt, blue-and-black striped pants, thick Hipster glasses, purple hair highlight, and an absurd amount of rings. It turns out how you'd expect it to. It appears he's trying to emulate the appearance of his Famous Ancestor Dualscar, but he's trying just a bit too hard at it. It's also not the only thing he's trying too hard at. Though he apparently wasn't a villain in that timeline, his God Tier outfit inspired much lulz, especially his pantaloons. An argument can be made for Gamzee as well, depending on whether you find his clown makeup and scars combination to be scary or hilarious. Certainly his God Tier outfit raised a few eyebrows, thanks to its Huge, Purple, Codpiece. Also, major villain Lord English has an impressively gaudy outfit. Features include a solid gold peg leg, a gold tooth, and a trenchcoat whose edges constantly flash through a rainbow of colors. Not to mention billiard-ball eyes that do the same thing. All of this over Hulk-like torn pants and nothing else. The imps, and most of Sburb's other enemies, are doomed to this by design. Their appearance has to take on aspects of whatever random junk the players prototype. The first object John prototypes is a colorful jester doll.
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Fashion-Victim Villain / int_50f0ae6f	comment	Agua Puro had this opinion of La Rosa Negra during her first STARDOM run, being fans of her efforts to help Oedo~tai defeat Thunder Rock but not being fans of her black Otomix boots and MMA gloves worn with light pink and bright sliver two pieces, a shiny green tongue piercing, black lipstick and braided pigtails.
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Fashion-Victim Villain / int_5141197f	comment	In the first Appleseed movie the officers of the Olympos Regular Army wear completely ridiculous teal uniforms.
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Fashion-Victim Villain / int_5178149f	comment	Batman: The Brave and the Bold: The Gas Gang's "new look", carried over directly from the comics. It was silly even in The Silver Age of Comic Books. The Joker's Emperor costume, compared to his comic counterpart. It has a Whoopee Cushion in the crown!
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Fashion-Victim Villain / int_527a5949	comment	Science Ninja Team Gatchaman: Your average Galactor captain of the week will have a terrible costume fashion-wise. Spikes, masks, bright colors, capes, usually all tied together with an animal theme. An aversion was a sign of Heelâ€“Face Turn and Redemption Equals Death.
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Fashion-Victim Villain / int_558e683e	comment	War of the Dreaming: Azrael de Gray, Evil Sorcerer and Fish out of Temporal Water. Also known as "That guy in the pimp jewelry."
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Fashion-Victim Villain / int_58648723	comment	Good thing The Guardians of Childhood is a book series. Otherwise, it would have been difficult to take the monstrous Big Bad Pitch seriously, with his bristled long hair and an ornate overcoat with outrageously spiked shoulders and ridiculously High Collar of Doom.
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Fashion-Victim Villain / int_59304681	comment	Cinderella (2015): Lady Tremaine's leopard-printed morning gown. The stepsisters as well, taking after their mother. The art book describes their styles as being pleasing if not for a few too-bright colours or a few too-large ribbons and such.
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Fashion-Victim Villain / int_59565725	comment	In Shiki, if you are one of the titular Shiki, if you aren't a mook, you get a fabulous outfit. Tatsumi apparently has cat ears as expressive hair and an outfit that probably gets him a lot of willing female Shiki. Then there's the Shiki who apparently is Vampire Lady Gaga. Sunako has utterly insane hair and a Victorian dress, and Megumi's fashion fails could get a page of their own.
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Fashion-Victim Villain / int_5985a57f	comment	Similarly, Darkseid has a well-deserved reputation as one of DC's ultimate villains, but most artists since his original appearance have tried to gently shift him away from wearing a hooded leotard with an optional miniskirt and towards something a little more befitting of a Galactic Conqueror Physical God.
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Fashion-Victim Villain / int_59da62aa	comment	In Fallout: New Vegas, Big Bad Wannabe Benny wears a checkered suit jacket that makes him look like a used car salesman. Once he's dead, NPCs and companions will keep mentioning how his real crime was that jacket. Benny is based on real-life mobster Bugsy Siegel, who owned a similarly hideous jacket.◊
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Fashion-Victim Villain / int_5ada53ed	comment	James Bond A utilitarian example occurs in Dr. No. The protective suit the title character wears at the end of the film is Narmtastic. Graves' power suit from Die Another Day looks like The Angry Video Game Nerd dressed up in all his NES accessories. They then had the gall to attempt a deep, emotional drama scene immediately after we first see him in it.
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Fashion-Victim Villain / int_5bfa9c98	comment	Try to keep a straight face when looking at the concept art for Nef Anyo from Warframe. Just try◊.
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Fashion-Victim Villain / int_5ce2f08b	comment	Black Butler: the demon Sebastian's too-terrifying-to-comprehend true form has stiletto heels.
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Fashion-Victim Villain / int_5ec0f48	comment	Then there's Harry Ord from ∀ Gundam. Huge red bug-eyed sunglasses aside, his formal night clothes consist of a black-and-yellow-striped suit, he wears purple star-patterned pajamas to sleep and his idea of a civilian disguise is a dorky black and yellow sweater waistcoat over a pink shirt and bright red trousers. However, unlike most examples in the franchise, he is firmly on the heroes' side after some initial misunderstanding and conflict, as his loyalty lies with his queen, Dianna Soriel, who simply wants to peacefully reintegrate the Moonrace back on Earth and end the hostilities between her bodyguards and the local militias.
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Fashion-Victim Villain / int_5fa33285	comment	Averted in Labyrinth: clothes that would look ridiculous on a lesser man actually look pretty spectacular on David Bowie.
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Fashion-Victim Villain / int_6108ba8d	comment	Supreme Leader Snoke in The Last Jedi ditches the series' usual Evil Wears Black for a sparkly gold bathrobe that wouldn't look out of place on Hugh Hefner. It's so jarringly out-of-place from what we've come to expect from Star Wars that it's strangely awesome, showing us that Snoke has an ego larger than the Supremacy and is so arrogantly confident in his own mastery of the Dark Side that he doesn't even feel the need to wear the proper robes and armor.
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Fashion-Victim Villain / int_6234eae7	comment	Victory Gundam Fuala Griffon thinks she rocks a look by using cat bells as earrings and putting on a pink spacesuit. She doesn't. It's a bit understandable that she's gone a little kooky from being spaced as punishment for her failures before being rescued. Also, the Zanscare meetings become unintentionally hilarious when you see either grunts or commanders wearing really stupid-looking old-fashioned wigs. Even people who do realize the parallels between the Zanscare "fashion" and traditional looks associated to some officer posts are... weirded out, to say but politely.
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Fashion-Victim Villain / int_6300d32a	comment	Xerxes in 300 wears a gold cape and speedo and is covered in gold chains and facial piercings. While he already looks nothing like the real Xerxes, the bizarre wardrobe choices push his appearance straight into the ridiculous. The facial piercings are a shared trait among the Persians, while the speedo seems to be a universal trait in the film's warped version of reality.
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Fashion-Victim Villain / int_63c821b3	comment	Speaking of Alicia Fox, during her title reign, she had a nightmarish pink and silver outfit that consisted of a skirt and sports bra covered in fringes and tassels, making people wonder if she'd robbed a piÃ±ata from some kid's birthday party. She keeps doing it now she's gone and given herself red hair and insists on wearing the pink piÃ±ata gear, giving her the look of a melting iced cake.
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Fashion-Victim Villain / int_65aabcf0	comment	Papillion from Buso Renkin is most definitely a deliberate example. After his transformation into a homunculus, he then dons an outfit more appropriate for an ice dancer than a villain, but which he considers to be fabulous. Most characters are weirded out by his bizarre fashion sense (except for his family and Cloudcuckoolanders like Kazuki and Captain Bravo.) Anything else he wears post-transformation will be equally strange and unsettling.
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Fashion-Victim Villain / int_6735aef4	comment	Mobile Suit Gundam Age The Vagan have some of the most goofy villain designs in a Gundam series. Behold Big Bad Lord Ezelcant with his enormous nose, chin strap, and corkscrew hair! Or Zanald Beihart's really ugly outfit with a beard, eyemask, and a hairpiece or helmet that resembles a nesting swan. The Vagan pilot suits would be bad enough without the massive, weirdly-shaped codpieces. With them...dear lord. In particular, Desil's suit in Generation 1 has one that could plausibly function as a third leg. A Vagan commander from the end of the third generation has bright red, curly, long '80s Hair, a headband, and Perma-Stubble. He wouldn't look out of place in a hair metal band.
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Fashion-Victim Villain / int_680e6087	comment	Marvel Anime: X-Men: Magneto's costume in this version looks suspiciously like he's wearing a diaper.
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Fashion-Victim Villain / int_69278803	comment	In Big Fight, you must stop the machinations of the Mad Scientist Dr. D. The fact that he's combined Guile's giant flat-top and an M. Bison-style military outfit (partly unbuttoned!) with a clown nose and make-up more than fits half that description.
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Fashion-Victim Villain / int_6a4bddd6	comment	Iron Man: Obadiah Stane debuted in quite the crazy number◊. A sleeveless longcoat in purple and orange, no shirt beneath it, a gaudy pendant worthy of Destro, and a jewel on his forehead. By the time he took over Stark International, though, Stane had thankfully discarded this getup (including the forehead jewel) for more tasteful business suits (and, eventually, the Iron Monger armor).
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Fashion-Victim Villain / int_6a7e6314	comment	The Grandmaster from Thor: Ragnarok. An absurd robe with enormous sparkly gold lapels, plus the matching Melt Stick.
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Fashion-Victim Villain / int_6b85085e	comment	Almost everyone from Mortal Kombat, but special care must be taken to name Shinnok, Quan Chi, Sindel, Shang Tsung in MK3, Kano in MK3, and many others. For some reason, they don't seem so goofy in the game (except Shang Tsung and his dorky fighting stance), but if you've ever seen pictures of the actors wearing their actual costumes, it's very hard not to laugh. Most of the Earthrealm warriors look rather normal, particularly dressed-down characters like Liu Kang and Johnny Cage. Unless doing everything shirtless counts. Sonya, and the ninjas (well, male ninjas anyway) also look rather normal. If you look closely, the ninjas' rears are completely colored, not black like it was in past games. The Lin Kuei cyborgs would be a bit more menacing if they weren't bright red and yellow. There's a reason Sektor and Cyrax are referred to as "Ketchup and Mustard". In Mortal Kombat X Cassie Cage has a habit of insulting the clothes of some villains, including Elder God Shinnok.
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Fashion-Victim Villain / int_6c1d09b4	comment	The Pack in Fallout 4's Nuka-World DLC. They dress using remnants of old animal costumes they got from the park, which include things like toucan masks and fuzzy wolf paw slippers. Their leader, Mason, wears furry pants, a teal shirt, and pastel face paints with a blonde handlebar mustache.
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Fashion-Victim Villain / int_6d10ab2a	comment	In Mortal Kombat X Cassie Cage has a habit of insulting the clothes of some villains, including Elder God Shinnok.
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Fashion-Victim Villain / int_6d8311c4	comment	Team Rocket grunts in PokÃ©mon HeartGold and SoulSilver have pink hair. All of them.
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Fashion-Victim Villain / int_6e1d5f36	comment	Farscape: Maldis's Hell-Bent for Leather take on Elizabethan garb earned him a degree of mockery, as did Scorpius's perpetual gimp suit.
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Fashion-Victim Villain / int_6eb4ca5c	comment	Valmont from Jackie Chan Adventures typically wears a green suit, but when he gets possessed by the demon Shendu, Shendu forces him to wear sorcerer's robes, which Valmont and his minions comment on as looking like a dress.
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Fashion-Victim Villain / int_6f0b3497	comment	The Penguin's sense of style is about a century out of date. It actually ties into his personality and motivation, as he wants to restore his family's place in high society but doesn't really understand how the upper class live.
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Fashion-Victim Villain / int_70814599	comment	Every Goa'uld overlord on Stargate SG-1 qualifies for this trope. Bad taste must be encoded in Goa'uld DNA. Along with Dr. Doom rhetoric. Ba'al swings widely: from looking like he's wearing a bathrobe to leather longcoats... (and don't forget the biggest aversion — the rather spiffing suit he wore when pretending to be an executive on Earth!) Zipacna is the worst: His first appearance he wore what looked like a straw hat and a Hawaiian shirt◊. This is supposed to be "traditional" Mayan dress, given that he's impersonating one of their deities. There's also Lord Yu-huang Shang Ti, the Jade Emperor, who not only dresses like a Chinese emperor, but he actually was the first Chinese emperor, meaning he created this style. Except for the fact that the style of dress Yu wears is actually traditional Manchu dress which was imposed on the Chinese during the Qing dynasty, thousands of years after Yu was supposed to have ruled China.
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Fashion-Victim Villain / int_72262aee	comment	Avatar: The Last Airbender: All Hail Phoenix King Chicken Head! Let us say Ozai looks rather more imposing stripped to the waist (or at least without the helmet, which he abandoned after the coronation). Sequel Series The Legend of Korra gives us Earth Queen Hou-Ting and her atrocious gemmed nail caps.
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Fashion-Victim Villain / int_72e68fc6	comment	In Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney â€“ Spirit of Justice, Queen Ga'ran's prosecutor outfit looks ridiculous. It's a purple jumpsuit with gold swirls on her boobs and cleavage, a necklace with five magatamas, multi-colored rings on every finger, long fingernails that somehow work as pens, two large pink jewels on the side of her head, and long blue hair that, thanks to Power Floats and the jewels on the side of her head, make her hair look like a giant spider.
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Fashion-Victim Villain / int_74a6ef77	comment	From Stephen King's universe, primarily Hearts in Atlantis, the Low Men In Yellow Coats. They're rat creatures who try to pose as human but haven't quite nailed how we dress, so they tend to wear flashy jewelry, checked suits, and bright yellow raincoats- just generally clothes that belong in the 1950s and were still tacky then.
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Fashion-Victim Villain / int_76e8ecc7	comment	While Ming in the short-lived Flash Gordon TV series avoids this most of the time, preferring to pass himself off like a benevolent dictator of a Third World country ("Ming the Merciless" is what his subjects call him behind his back) by wearing a military uniform, he does wear an ornate robe in an episode where Mongo commemorates the Sorrow, a manmade cataclysm that destroyed the previous Mongo civilization and left their world in ruins. Ming's Dragon Rankol wear a long black robe and some sort of a metal plate on his head.
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Fashion-Victim Villain / int_778c0c2c	comment	Dirge of Cerberus has Nero. One LPer noted simply, "He has a jockstrap. On his face."
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Fashion-Victim Villain / int_77ac87cb	comment	The writer of the CONSEQUENCES (Miraculous Ladybug) series will (at least every other story) have either the narrative or one of the characters point out how Lila's regular hairstyle (two short ponytails on the sides of her head with bangs and long hair) and burnt orange color scheme don't do her any favors (even if she honestly thinks it looks good). In THREATENING A TSURUGI, it's taken further with Lila wearing a burnt-orange dress for the Gabriel ball that she finds "fetching"... but everyone else (including Marinette, Nathaniel, and most of the other ball guests) finds it hideous.
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Fashion-Victim Villain / int_7a2e12e5	comment	Spider-Man: Far From Home faithfully recreates Mysterio's infamous costume and even has Beck himself describe it as "ridiculous", but manages the impressive effort of making it look surprisingly good◊, as well as giving a clever reason for why it's so tacky; it's a clumsy mixture of traits copied from various superhero costumes (Thor's cape, Iron Man's Powered Armor, Dr. Strange's eye motif, etc.) to go along with Mysterio's Fake Ultimate Hero bit.
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Fashion-Victim Villain / int_7b2ca7a2	comment	Bayonetta: Jeanne in the first game wears a red jumpsuit with a huge poofy collar and a bow just above her ass, open-toed, high-heeled sandals, and fluffy tassels on her guns. Jeanne has nothing on Balder, who wears a dead white peacock stole, a golden quarter mask and an earring-attached monocle over said mask. And a single glove. Bayonetta 2 has adult Loptr, who wears a transparent blue cloak of sorts over a golden metal thong, has white lipstick, and has his hair done in a pyramid shape.
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Fashion-Victim Villain / int_7e793c21	comment	In its deconstruction of superheroes, Watchmen features a lot of snide comments about the intentionally silly costumes that heroes and villains wear. Veidt's bright purple-and-gold suit and mask are overtly compared to Studio 54 excess - while featuring sculpted nipples to intentionally invoke those that adorn our WTH, Costuming Department? page.
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Fashion-Victim Villain / int_7ec0cdab	comment	In The Mighty Boosh, Vince is such a fashionista that he'll always comment on the villain's taste, whether good or bad. Vince, more of a hero (sort of), makes some pretty eccentric fashion choices.
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Fashion-Victim Villain / int_7f77ffd2	comment	Shen Yu (a Fu Manchu expy) wears a long, ornate robe of yellow, black, red, and white, complete with a dragon medallion the size of his head and a jade jewel in his forehead. He's almost completely bald, save for a single ponytail. He appears to be wearing blue eye shadow and has perfectly-groomed eyebrows, a ridiculous mustache, and painted fingernails.
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Fashion-Victim Villain / int_7f9dbbce	comment	Pagan Min of Far Cry 4 wears a bright pink, almost magenta suit◊. At one point in Rabi Ray Rana's radio speeches, he says that Pagan looks like he stole a Joker Halloween costume from somebody, and also on another occasion says he looks like "a metrosexual pimp". According to Word of God, Min wears the suit as a tribute to his deceased mother.
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Fashion-Victim Villain / int_7fc78282	comment	In the Lord Of The Rings books, as Saruman turns fully evil (and Gandalf takes over from him as the White Wizard), he reintroduces himself as "Saruman of Many Colors," complete with rainbow robes. This actually makes perfect sense in context of LOTR lorenote all of Middle-earth only has five wizards, who are actually Maiar (roughly analogous to archangels); each of them is referred to by a different color and gets their powers from a different Vala (~god), so Saruman's claiming to represent all colors indicates he thinks he's as powerful as all five wizards combined. It was cut from the film version, though, since the production team were understandably uncomfortable asking the audience to take an evil rainbow wizard seriously with no context.
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Fashion-Victim Villain / int_806c20e5	comment	Another unfortunate example is Demon's Souls' Garl Vinland. Say what you will about his supposed villainy (or rather, lack thereof), but the man is very knightly and very badass-like, if not for his squid head-shaped ornament on his helmet. The nicknames "Squid-head" and "Squid-knight" are particularly frequently mentioned.
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Fashion-Victim Villain / int_8125b468	comment	Batman While the franchise is partially based around silly costumes, Riddler's light-up jacket from Batman Forever qualifies. Riddler spent the entire movie getting steadily more ridiculous, culminating in a costume containing five thousand pounds of glitter. It's so bad he makes a joke about it: Two-Face's outfit in the same film gives him a run for his money. The "evil" half of the costume incorporates a fluorescent-pink-and-black zebra stripe suit and a yellow leopard-print shirt and tie combo (he also has a tuxedo with the "evil" half patterned on a Hawaiian shirt). Mr. Freeze from Batman & Robin spends one scene singing and dancing to the Snow Miser's song from The Year Without a Santa Claus while wearing a polar bear bathrobe and matching slippers (pictured above). Just another nail in the series' coffin. Not that the other villains are exempt, with Bane resembling a Mexican luchador and Poison Ivy with horn hair and this outrageous costume◊ that made The Vamp instead look like a Drag Queen. The Joker as he appeared in Suicide Squad (2016) wore a number of garish outfits that make the character's usual purple suit look tasteful by comparison. While he admittedly looks cool in the black tux and white bowtie he wears in a couple of scenes, it seems he prefers to wear glittery jackets with brightly-colored, half-buttoned silk shirts, and he even spends a significant portion of the movie in a dark purple crocodile-skin duster and baggy blue pants while shirtless and barefoot — and none of this is helped by the character's metal teeth, shaved eyebrows, and gaudy tattoos. His henchmen look even worse, wearing a random assortment of bizarre masks that have no real coordination or consistent theme.
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Fashion-Victim Villain / int_81692f99	comment	A lot of hostile and friendly species on Star Trek tended to have rather questionable fashions, in fact: those Romulan fashions were borrowed liberally from the Vulcans. Cardassians in early appearances looked a lot like the later ones except for wearing really dorky clothes, and the Ferengi, villainous or heroic, almost always wore clothes with loud colors and tacky designs as part of their "oily used car salesman" aesthetic.
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Fashion-Victim Villain / int_81960ff3	comment	Terrormisu in Wario: Master of Disguise. Yeah, there's nothing much to say other than making your Big Bad look like a fifty plus year old Princess Peach cosplayer makes them look about as far from menacing or badass as you can imagine. It just has to be seen to be believed.
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Fashion-Victim Villain / int_81f5d35d	comment	Human and human-shaped villains in Kamen Rider either opt for a business suit, uniform, or traditional Japanese clothes or fall into the trap of ridiculousness. Kamen Rider Zi-O: Ohma Zi-O loves gaudy bling waay too much. While his rider suit has Evil Is Cool gold and black aesthetic, his civilian clothes have gold and silver tassels, sash, something akin to a traditional Japanese suit underneath. No wonder it's the only time he turns up in that outfit and even then it's mostly obscured. Funnily enough, his past self is not inclined towards the gaudy and shiny, but still has a weird fashion sense for very much oversized short-sleeved shirts, shorts, and belts that were at one point used to drag him around by. White Woz's grey and silver coat with a grey beret earned him the nickname French Woz and complaints about looking like a Disney movie reject. Coupled with his revoltingly slimy and arrogant Sissy Villain behavior it truly is a killer.
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Fashion-Victim Villain / int_82a3b84e	comment	The Cipher Peons in PokÃ©mon Colosseum and PokÃ©mon XD: Gale of Darkness wear a hybrid between Stormtrooper armor and Power Ranger uniforms. In Colosseum, it's blue and dark purple; in XD, it's white. Regardless of the color, the group screams EVIL! In XD, the Hexagon Brothers go one step closer to Sentai with individually colored uniforms! The Cipher Admins aren't always much better. Miror B, the first one you'll encounter, is a Disco Dan with a huge PokÃ© Ball coloured Funny Afro.
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Fashion-Victim Villain / int_83445665	comment	Kung Food looks like an Oni painting, which... doesn't quite translate as well to CGI. The square head and Super Saiyan hair are particularly ridiculous.
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Fashion-Victim Villain / int_84377fd8	comment	Cobra Commander from G.I. Joe: The Rise of Cobra. After switching to the metal full-head helmet, suddenly his skinniness becomes more apparent and he looks like a bobblehead or lollipop. One of the few cases where Shoulders of Doom might help. It's made exponentially worse by the fact that the helmet itself looks really weird and nothing like anything the character has ever worn before, and it gets downright embarrassing when you see the new, more cartoon-accurate costume he gets in the sequel, which looks awesome and translates to live-action really well.
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Fashion-Victim Villain / int_84e8358c	comment	Atelier Iris 2: The Azoth of Destiny's Palaxius◊ and his horrible, horrible man-Cleavage Window.
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Fashion-Victim Villain / int_85bc7647	comment	Mavka: The Forest Song: Frol looks rather... flamboyant with his purple jacket and assorted purple bangs that stick out like sore thumbs in a village where everyone wears vyshyvankas, not to mention his fox skin scarf. From the look of it, this was intentional considering how vain and buffoonish he is.
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Fashion-Victim Villain / int_86814e56	comment	Subverted by Kefka from FFVI, who is a Monster Clown and thus one of the few cases where this look actually makes him menacing.
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Fashion-Victim Villain / int_8a95c055	comment	Soon I Will Be Invincible: Who Dares? laugh at the tights and red velour cape of Doctor Impossible!
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Fashion-Victim Villain / int_8ab6be76	comment	Su Yung has a pair of blue leopard print long tights with holes in the front and back around her thighs, they are held by just a little more than a string. Under them is basically an Underwear of Power with a superfluous pants belt.
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Fashion-Victim Villain / int_8ac4e993	comment	Gundam Mobile Suit Gundam Age The Vagan have some of the most goofy villain designs in a Gundam series. Behold Big Bad Lord Ezelcant with his enormous nose, chin strap, and corkscrew hair! Or Zanald Beihart's really ugly outfit with a beard, eyemask, and a hairpiece or helmet that resembles a nesting swan. The Vagan pilot suits would be bad enough without the massive, weirdly-shaped codpieces. With them...dear lord. In particular, Desil's suit in Generation 1 has one that could plausibly function as a third leg. A Vagan commander from the end of the third generation has bright red, curly, long '80s Hair, a headband, and Perma-Stubble. He wouldn't look out of place in a hair metal band. Mobile Suit Gundam 00 After the first episode of the second season (or after the release of season 2's first character sketches), the fandom has been snickering hard upon the... outfits used by Ribbons and their followers. It is really difficult to take a man in pastels seriously. Especially when he has a "chest window". And the less said about their party outfits, the better. Hilling Care, WTF is up with that tux of yours? Graham Aker was a whole lot cooler when he wasn't wearing a goofy samurai outfit as Mr. Bushido. The Trinity Team with their white and yellow spandex bike shorts definitely count as well. Nena looks fine in hers, but the problem is that Johan wears spandex shorts and Michael's own pants are horrible as well. Okay, so Olba Frost from Gundam X wears a purple and white jacket. Fine, doesn't look that bad with the rest of his clothing. But the electric blue boots? Oh crap, that CLASHES. Gundam SEED Destiny Lord Djibril doesn't get out much. Which is a good thing, since his yellow suit and blue lipstick make him look like a complete idiot (he actually is a complete idiot). The less said about Yuna's pajamas, the better. You won't be able to easily escape from them, though: they've become a huge Iconic Outfit. Victory Gundam Fuala Griffon thinks she rocks a look by using cat bells as earrings and putting on a pink spacesuit. She doesn't. It's a bit understandable that she's gone a little kooky from being spaced as punishment for her failures before being rescued. Also, the Zanscare meetings become unintentionally hilarious when you see either grunts or commanders wearing really stupid-looking old-fashioned wigs. Even people who do realize the parallels between the Zanscare "fashion" and traditional looks associated to some officer posts are... weirded out, to say but politely. Then there's Harry Ord from ∀ Gundam. Huge red bug-eyed sunglasses aside, his formal night clothes consist of a black-and-yellow-striped suit, he wears purple star-patterned pajamas to sleep and his idea of a civilian disguise is a dorky black and yellow sweater waistcoat over a pink shirt and bright red trousers. However, unlike most examples in the franchise, he is firmly on the heroes' side after some initial misunderstanding and conflict, as his loyalty lies with his queen, Dianna Soriel, who simply wants to peacefully reintegrate the Moonrace back on Earth and end the hostilities between her bodyguards and the local militias. Despite '80s Hair being the norm of the UC era, Full Frontal is arguably this with the juxtaposition of his 19th century-styled popped collar and military uniform with his outrageously fluffy mullet, which also makes him look chubbier than he actually is and harder to take seriously.
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Fashion-Victim Villain / int_8ba4613a	comment	Mello from Death Note wearing black leather all over, but with navel baring and huge fur collar is supposed to be seen as intimidating, but mostly looks laughably like he raided Squall Leonheart's closet.
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Fashion-Victim Villain / int_8c264362	comment	Funnily enough, Javier Bardem's two best-known characters fall prey to this trope. But where Skyfall's Raoul Silva has a tendency to dress oddly◊, Anton Chigurh's strange 70s haircut◊ only serves to make him scarier.
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Fashion-Victim Villain / int_8dc76226	comment	When Sugata joins the Glittering Crux in Star Driver, he comes out wearing... this.◊ Even in a show full of Camp Straight, and bad fashion choices, his outfit just goes beyond.
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Fashion-Victim Villain / int_8e2cb69f	comment	Mysterious Monocle Man from The Free Willies: Although seeming like a Man of Wealth and Taste when first introduced to the protagonists, the "Alec Giav Mayst" disguise he dons before investigating Emu High and wears for the rest of the comic consists of interesting H&M clearance rack fashion choices.
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Fashion-Victim Villain / int_9029daa	comment	The Pumaman has Donald Pleasence as Big Bad Kobras wearing a girly black and silver tunic.
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Fashion-Victim Villain / int_905cf99c	comment	Zorg (and his weird head-covering... thing) in The Fifth Element, though the whole universe is filled with outrageous fashion.
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Fashion-Victim Villain / int_90a3a7f4	comment	Kim Possible: In "Dimension Twist", Drakken after his "Evil Eye for the Bad Guy" makeover. His Bueno Nacho CEO outfit in So the Drama isn't going to win him any Best Dressed Executive awards, either. Also Professor Dementor's wig and dress, er, housecoat in "Ill-Suited".
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Fashion-Victim Villain / int_90b916ba	comment	Batman: The Animated Series: A lot of villains in this show actually look pretty good. There are, however, exceptions: Many fans agree that the joke villains in "Make 'Em Laugh" had some of the most ridiculous costumes ever seen on the show. Condiment King stands out, as he not only had a tacky gimmick of squirting people with condiments while spouting off food puns, but he was wearing underwear over his clothes and his helmet was a giant pickle. The Terrible Trio from the (infamous) episode of the same name already had a lot of traits that made fans hate them, but their outfits were among them. They simply wore drab-colored overcoats with ugly animal masks.
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Fashion-Victim Villain / int_912dc878	comment	The Stupendium as the Goose in "What a Fowl Day." Rather than literally wearing a goose costume, he invokes the image of a goose by wearing an over-the-top goose-themed suit. His outfit includes a white tuxedo with feathers on the shoulders, a white fedora, an orange tie, tinted orange-ish round shades, and in some shots, a walking stick. Some commenters have pointed out how ridiculous the costume is, although this was almost certainly intentional.
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Fashion-Victim Villain / int_91684031	comment	Team Plasma has their agents dressed like Crusade-era knights, complete with Chi Rho on their chest cloth. A few folks on the internet think of them as Renaissance Faire rejects. And then, there's Ghetsis.◊ His collar is made to look like the top of a castle, his yin-yang themed robes look as if Wind Waker's Ganondorf walked through a paintball fight, his chunky red monocle, triangular hair fringes, and his hilariously skinny ankles on display just put the last nails in the design coffin. Luckily for him, his abomination of fashion doesn't take centre stage to his unrelenting, sociopathic bastardy. Come the sequels, their outfits have changed to look more like members of an anarchist cell◊ (which they are), and the effect looks better, but there are still some moments. Zinzolin looks a bit outlandish, wearing a giant purple coat and tall hat◊, and Ghetsis' giant poncho-coat has been replaced with a black, slimmer, trenchcoat-looking piece, and he has a pretty bitchin' cane too◊.
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Fashion-Victim Villain / int_918c5a7e	comment	Evil Genius Shen Yu (a Fu Manchu expy) wears a long, ornate robe of yellow, black, red, and white, complete with a dragon medallion the size of his head and a jade jewel in his forehead. He's almost completely bald, save for a single ponytail. He appears to be wearing blue eye shadow and has perfectly-groomed eyebrows, a ridiculous mustache, and painted fingernails. Some of the henchmen aren't much better, such as Jubei (an Anime-inspired samurai) and Moko (a tribal protector).
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Fashion-Victim Villain / int_9322493f	comment	Kamen Rider Zi-O: Ohma Zi-O loves gaudy bling waay too much. While his rider suit has Evil Is Cool gold and black aesthetic, his civilian clothes have gold and silver tassels, sash, something akin to a traditional Japanese suit underneath. No wonder it's the only time he turns up in that outfit and even then it's mostly obscured. Funnily enough, his past self is not inclined towards the gaudy and shiny, but still has a weird fashion sense for very much oversized short-sleeved shirts, shorts, and belts that were at one point used to drag him around by. White Woz's grey and silver coat with a grey beret earned him the nickname French Woz and complaints about looking like a Disney movie reject. Coupled with his revoltingly slimy and arrogant Sissy Villain behavior it truly is a killer.
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Fashion-Victim Villain / int_94377b17	comment	Steel Ball Run has some as well. Oyecomova wears a jacket, a pair of boots, a beret with a funeral veil on it, a metallic sarashi, and a gladiatorial kilt that emphasizes his pale skin and clock-vine tattoos. At least the veil has an explanation, since it's supposed to keep sunlight and bugs out of his face, but then there are the wisps of hair coming out of his beret. There's also his facial tattoos, which are supposed to resemble the American flag. Pork Pie Hat Kid has a bunch of reeds or pipes tied to his head that look nothing like a pork pie hat. Magent Magent has a quilted fabric jacket like Illuso's, but this time with studs.
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Fashion-Victim Villain / int_9443aa1f	comment	The Warlord: Deimos◊. Between the pixie boots, the bare midriff, the long, dangling loincloth, the random high collar, and the huge sleeves, there's something here for everybody to laugh at.
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Fashion-Victim Villain / int_95521c97	comment	Electro is another Spider-Man villain who gets a lot of gaffe for his costume. The main thing is that mask resembles a starfish made of lightning bolts, but the rest of his lightning bolt-bedazzled costume is pretty ridiculous too. Jim Rhodes was none too pleased about having to impersonate him once. The Spectacular Spider-Man averts this by giving him an army green insulation suit, and having his mask become real electricity that obscures his face. It's considerably cooler looking. A number of other adaptations avert it these days by going with his Ultimate Marvel version, a blue-white electric Energy Being.
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Fashion-Victim Villain / int_960062b7	comment	My Hero Academia villains have this to the extreme. Tomura Shigaraki's first outfit is literally just a v-neck black long-sleeved shirts, red sneakers, and black pants. The only evil part of his outfit is the severed hands that cover a crusty face... and those are the subject of many, many memes. Dabi has a face covered in skin grafts, with his costume looking straight out of Hot Topic. Himiko Toga and Mustard literally wear their school uniforms with accessories, while Spinner looks even more like a Ninja Turtle than Stain does. To be fair, most of the heroes aren't much better.
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Fashion-Victim Villain / int_976efc02	comment	Mystery Science Theater 3000 has had plenty of movies that feature this trope (see above). Even Dr. Forrester himself, after Joel and the bots discuss world domination schemes and costumes following the Undersea Kingdom short in the Attack of the Giant Leeches episode.
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Fashion-Victim Villain / int_986e857e	comment	Ben 10: Dr. Animo came up as this when introduced, having built his original Transmodulator from kitchen tools. The first guy to see him actually burst into laughter... until he turned a frog into a giant monster to go after the guy. He does it again in Ben 10: Omniverse when he dons a new villain costume as the "Ant King". Ben immediately lampshades how ridiculous he looks.
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Fashion-Victim Villain / int_992e16dc	comment	The Rock Humans in JoJolion proudly continue this tradition, with Yotsuyu's spiky green bodysuit, cropped top and floral-printed bloomers, Aisho wearing a bunch of sleeves around his neck and one as a hat, Tamaki is sporting both retina-searing pink aviator sunglasses and the worst comb-over in manga history (to the point where the Hishigakatas cannot believe he managed to get a date with Hato), Urban Guerrilla's weird breathing apparatus/hood/goggles headpiece, and Poor Tom, who, aside from his shorts and sandals, has seemingly drawn his clothes over his body. The exceptions so far are the A. Phex twins, whose footballer-inspired uniforms are fairly normal, Doctor Wu Tomoki's pretty mundane medical outfitnote Save the three name tags that say "DoCToR", to make sure you know that he's a doctor., and Satoru Akefu's dapper suit and hat. Played straight with the leader of the Rock Humans, Toru. While his outfit looks normal from afar, his outfit has some oddities such as his seemingly black round hat being an afro shaped like that, pants with floral patterns of a sickly yellow color in the colored manga, or the Big Bad of this part wearing teddy bears on his shoulders.
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Fashion-Victim Villain / int_996edf24	comment	Wonder Woman's third foe to go by Cheetah (Post-Crisis Barbara Minerva) wears pants that manage to look like they're some type of hideous extra-revealing chaps since they're cheetah print pants with black outer panels and she herself is cheetah print while powered up.
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Fashion-Victim Villain / int_9aabc9b1	comment	Evilene in the Sidney Lumet version of The Wiz wore a large, garish-looking dress which, like many items in the movie, seemed to be made of garbage.
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Fashion-Victim Villain / int_9ac9d448	comment	They fixed that in Ultimate Spider-Man where he loses the fishbowl and instead just has a vaguely head-shaped cloud of fog drifting above the metal device he wears around his shoulders. It's actually rather creepy but still, the beads he wears around his left hand look kind of silly.
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Fashion-Victim Villain / int_9d531637	comment	Fashion Police Squad: In-universe, bad fashion sense is considered a crime that the Fashion Police must solve. The enemies you fight include scooter-riders with clothing so garish it glows and leaves a neon trail, Guy Fieri-expies with clothing so flaming hot it literally gives them fire powers, men in gimp suits, and tourists wearing socks with sandals.
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Fashion-Victim Villain / int_9dbdbeac	comment	Prince of Space has the Phantom of Krankor and his chicken suit... with no freaking undergarments. Shots below the waist were quite terrifying to behold for all the wrong reasons.
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Fashion-Victim Villain / int_9e2f90f4	comment	While many characters in One Piece wear pretty outrageous things no matter what side they're on, some villains particularly stand out: The World Nobles wear a ridiculous spacesuit-like costume with bubbles over their heads (it's to prevent them from breathing the same air as commoners). Gecko Moria looks like the result of fusing Dracula with the Joker and a pumpkin. Most of the Big Mom pirates wear ridiculously bright and gaudy candy-themed clothes. Donquixote Donflamingo takes the cake. He wears an unbuttoned white shirt, obscenely loud pink and orange patterned capri pants, red sunglasses that look like they came out of Elton John's wardrobe, and a pink coat made of feathers. It seems to be a theme for his gang, too, as his brother had a similar, albeit black, coat, a silly hat, and makeup while many others are equally off in fashion. Diamante, one of Donflamingo's lieutenants, wears tight red pants, a red cape, and a massive collar that makes him resemble a sunflower. At least the cape has a practical use- Diamante's power allows him to give objects the properties of cloth while retaining their own properties (i.e. metal remains strong). That cape is actually a massive steel plate he used his powers on and uses as armor. Doflamingo's subordinate SeÃ±or Pink dresses in baby clothes, but at least he has an excuse- his beloved wife Russian is in a vegetative state, and Pink dressing up in his baby son's clothes was the only thing that could make her smile despite her condition.
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Fashion-Victim Villain / int_9f89a5f0	comment	PokÃ©mon Team Galactic in PokÃ©mon Diamond and Pearl/Platinum. They have bowl cuts for Christ's sake. Parodied by VG Cats. Between the weird future-skirts and planet names of the female appearing lieutenants, Sailor Moon jokes are impossible to avoid. Then you find out Saturn's a dude. They were aware of this, as Professor Rowan actually calls them out on this at one point. The Cipher Peons in PokÃ©mon Colosseum and PokÃ©mon XD: Gale of Darkness wear a hybrid between Stormtrooper armor and Power Ranger uniforms. In Colosseum, it's blue and dark purple; in XD, it's white. Regardless of the color, the group screams EVIL! In XD, the Hexagon Brothers go one step closer to Sentai with individually colored uniforms! The Cipher Admins aren't always much better. Miror B, the first one you'll encounter, is a Disco Dan with a huge PokÃ© Ball coloured Funny Afro. Team Rocket grunts in PokÃ©mon HeartGold and SoulSilver have pink hair. All of them. Team Plasma has their agents dressed like Crusade-era knights, complete with Chi Rho on their chest cloth. A few folks on the internet think of them as Renaissance Faire rejects. And then, there's Ghetsis.◊ His collar is made to look like the top of a castle, his yin-yang themed robes look as if Wind Waker's Ganondorf walked through a paintball fight, his chunky red monocle, triangular hair fringes, and his hilariously skinny ankles on display just put the last nails in the design coffin. Luckily for him, his abomination of fashion doesn't take centre stage to his unrelenting, sociopathic bastardy. Come the sequels, their outfits have changed to look more like members of an anarchist cell◊ (which they are), and the effect looks better, but there are still some moments. Zinzolin looks a bit outlandish, wearing a giant purple coat and tall hat◊, and Ghetsis' giant poncho-coat has been replaced with a black, slimmer, trenchcoat-looking piece, and he has a pretty bitchin' cane too◊. Team Flare in PokÃ©mon X and Y, while they view themselves as Sharp-Dressed Mooks, the in-game NPCs think their bright orange outfits are too tacky and excessive, even one of them rejected joining Team Flare because of their dress code. Pattern's still going strong with the Aether Foundation in PokÃ©mon Sun and Moon. White-with-gold-trim color scheme, and the grunts all wear weird onesie coverall jumpsuits with lots of pouches down the sides of the legs, plus pure white pageboy caps with gold buttons on the top. One of their Admins keeps the color scheme but opts for a long double-breasted lab coat thing, complete with cowboy boots and flared pants. Zig-zagged in PokÃ©mon Sword and Shield with Chairman Rose. His normal outfit is a fairly tasteful grey suit; however, his "incognito outfit" includes blue shorts with white PokÃ© Ball print that make it look like he's wearing Goofy Print Underwear with no pants. The outfit also shows off his dad bod more than his usual suit. Postgame villains Swordward and Shielbert qualify. Both wear brightly coloured suits, which are garish but not too strange, all things considered. The issue is their hair - both of them have hairdos sculpted after the weapon in their names, which maintain their shapes but flop around as they speak or move, so they look utterly ridiculous as soon as they walk into a scene. PokÃ©mon Legends: Arceus: Volo's Gingko Guild outfit looks perfectly fine; however, once he reveals his true colors, he switches it out for an odd kimono/toga-hybrid outfit. He also changes his hairstyle to one that resembles Arceus' head in the process, which, while fitting his obsession with the PokÃ©mon, just looks too goofy to be taken seriously.
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Fashion-Victim Villain / int_a0e1af96	comment	Martian Manhunter had the villain Human flame, who fought using flamethrowers (J'onns weakness). He hasn't shown up for a long time, however, since his flamethrowers came from his nipples.
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Fashion-Victim Villain / int_a2f77c77	comment	Jim Cornette has many colorful yet tasteful, well-tailored suits, but no one ever talks about those due to the unsuspressable memories of his cheap, color clashing pastel getups, especially the canary yellow blazer he later called his "heat getting suit" in a shoot interview. And that's not even getting into his "wrestler" ring gear, which was perfectly fashionable in 1920 but worn in the 1980s, where underwear(modesty shorts) worn on top of pants was long out of date. It also must be noted that Cornette does own new millennium specs, but will forever be associated with his 1970s thick-framed Nerd Glasses. That still doesn't get into his Goofy Print Underwear, which has been exposed from time to time, some of which was handmade because the store-bought variety wasn't always ugly enough for Cornette's tastes!
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Fashion-Victim Villain / int_a36f037	comment	J.A.K.Q. Dengekitai: Boss Iron Claw's giant broccoli-shaped hairdo, scruffy bear, and glimmering silver poncho make it hard to take him seriously.
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Fashion-Victim Villain / int_a4420d22	comment	The Venture Bros.: Doctor Venture explains this to his son: Among the tons of examples of actual characters, The Monarch stands out quite nicely in black and orange spandex with armored bits and huge butterfly wings. In "The Devil's Grip" he dons an extravagant Ming the Merciless-style robe◊ while preparing to torture Doctor Venture. St. Cloud, ultra-rich fanboy and Billy and Pete White's archenemy, is an interesting case. His regular outfit (a plum-coloured suit and round glasses) is definitely not an example. However, in his first professional encounter with his nemesis, he dresses up in a truly ludicrous outfit that includes a black robe and a Greek helmet with a cloud and lightning bolts attached (punning on his name). He also has a tendency to dress up as a reference to various media; for example, dressing like a Spartan from 300 (complete with painted-on abs) when in Greece in the episode "Spanakopita!".
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Fashion-Victim Villain / int_a4a6b86a	comment	Code Geass R2 After seeing Lelouch's and Suzaku's new outfits after episode 21, the fanbase spent weeks snickering childishly. The actual outfits really aren't that bad, being designed by CLAMP... but... well, they... are... designed by CLAMP. Lelouch's outfit is the better one of the two, but the hat just pushes it past the "Pope/Not Pope" outfit threshold. Suzaku looks OK while wearing the cape, but then he takes it off and you see he has skin-tight shoulders. The fact that their arms and legs are so long (as expected of most character designs from CLAMP) doesn't help. A CLAMP artbook◊ shows that the hat could have been worse. the original version looked like nothing so much as a kite; the hat he does wear in the show is merely the base of the original. CLAMP also designed an outfit for C.C. to go along with Lelouch's and Suzaku's. It actually looks pretty good, but unfortunately doesn't show up in the series (she does finally wear it in one of the last Picture Drama features). For some, the overly fancy-looking ornamental sword Lelouch carried was usually taken more seriously after he got fatally skewered by it in the last episode while others have said that the sword actually ruined the aforementioned scene for them. Several Britannia nobles have hairstyles out of date by at least a hundred years, including the Emperor. The British just really love wigs.
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Fashion-Victim Villain / int_a4cdab75	comment	As portrayed in the end of Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them, Grindelwald. The platinum blonde slick-backed undercut is a questionable choice, but villains have been known to make weirder work. The tiny creep mustache barely lighter than his skin, though, that's just ridiculous.
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Fashion-Victim Villain / int_a535581a	comment	Yzma from The Emperor's New Groove sports some of the most extravagant costumes ever worn by a Disney villain, and that's even counting Maleficent and Jafar.
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Fashion-Victim Villain / int_a81325d3	comment	Many villains in the Final Fantasy series. A lot of the Amano-designed villains look particularly effeminate, all the way back to Final Fantasy II which gave us Emperor Mateus Palamecia, with his sexy black lipstick and his multi-colored hair. These include... Kuja from Final Fantasy IX is the most over-the-top example of this trope, what with his man-thong. Not shockingly, his original character design was done by Amano and was one of the few that made it to the final game relatively intact. Seymour, with his chest-baring technicolor robes and Picasso-esque hair follows close behind, though at least he can keep his manliness intact. Subverted by Kefka from FFVI, who is a Monster Clown and thus one of the few cases where this look actually makes him menacing. Not even the women are safe. While Edea from Final Fantasy VIII (designed by Tetsuya Nomura, not Amano) looks suitably goth in her pitch-black dress (and, being a witch, she doesn't require much freedom of movement) Ultimecia wears an eye-searing red evening gown with a plunging neckline... plunging all the way to her naughty bits, a split skirt, and painted feet instead of shoes. That's before discussing her makeup, too. Dirge of Cerberus has Nero. One LPer noted simply, "He has a jockstrap. On his face."
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Fashion-Victim Villain / int_aa954170	comment	Okay, so Olba Frost from Gundam X wears a purple and white jacket. Fine, doesn't look that bad with the rest of his clothing. But the electric blue boots? Oh crap, that CLASHES.
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Fashion-Victim Villain / int_ac07f986	comment	Who could forget Brainiac's attire from the various Super Friends series: A pink-purple polo shirt with white collar, and just a pair of black briefs? What were they thinking? This was hilariously lampshaded in a classic Cartoon Network ad bumper: Toyman also looked pretty ridiculous, with a three-pronged mask and a suit with pointy shoulders curving up.
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Fashion-Victim Villain / int_ac1e7cc7	comment	DNAÂ² has two examples: at one point Ryuuji hires a trio of thugs that have apparently popped out directly from Fist of the North Star (see above), and after obtaining superpowers Ryuuji starts wearing an outfit that is beyond description beyond Karin's befuddled "Wh-What's with that outfit?" when she first saw it. The latter example has a partial justification, as the gloves act as a necessary Power Limiter, but the rest is not.
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Fashion-Victim Villain / int_aeb6ec24	comment	Seen in-universe in the Rainbow Magic series with Jack Frost's Ice Blue clothing line, which are all odd, ugly, or hard to wear.
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Fashion-Victim Villain / int_afb7052	comment	Mr. Freeze from Batman & Robin spends one scene singing and dancing to the Snow Miser's song from The Year Without a Santa Claus while wearing a polar bear bathrobe and matching slippers (pictured above). Just another nail in the series' coffin. Not that the other villains are exempt, with Bane resembling a Mexican luchador and Poison Ivy with horn hair and this outrageous costume◊ that made The Vamp instead look like a Drag Queen.
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Fashion-Victim Villain / int_b0028436	comment	About half of the main villains in JoJo's Bizarre Adventure suffer from this. You probably won't find many fans, even hardcore ones, who disagree with the statement that the characters look like they're from a glam version of Fist of the North Star. Although considering the franchise is essentially fueled by outrageous Camp, this isn't typically seen as a mark against it. The Pillar Men wear nothing but loincloths and over-the-top Mayincatec accessories. In Eyes of Heaven Joseph in his Tequila Joseph skin (based off an incident where Joseph badly failed a Harmless Lady Disguise) lampshades it when pitted against Esidisi, claiming that they have no right to criticize his costume when they're half-naked. Most villains would never be able to get away with half of the costumes Dio Brando wears throughout Stardust Crusaders. Like his orange jacket and crotchless pants with green heart headband, belt and kneepads, and pointed shoes. Also, his Renfield, Vanilla Ice, has an even sillier outfit. Has anyone in Dio's inner circle ever heard of pants? Diavolo borders on, but comes up just short of Creepy Crossdresser. But really, all of the villains of this Part (with the sole exception of Prosciutto) fall into this to some extent. Illuso's outfit is entirely puffed quilted fabric (which must have been really expensive). Pesci wears a black bodysuit with pink hearts on it. Melone wears a facemask and a dark suit with most of the torso cut out. Risotto Nero wears striped pants, a hat with bells on it, a Badass Longcoat, and no shirt. Making things sillier, early narration claims that the Mafia generally wear normal clothes in order to blend in, even though almost all of the other mafiosi presented throughout the Part wear... well, nothing that blends in. Yoshikage Kira, Enrico Pucci, and Funny Valentine suffer from this the least, as Kira wears business suitsnote The strangest part of his clothes are the colors and his tie., Pucci wears a priest's robe, and Valentine wears a suit and a Badass Longcoat. Their hair, however, is another question: Kira starts out with relatively normal hair that makes him look like David Bowie, then spiky black hair after swapping faces with Kosaku Kawajiri, but after he gains the power of Bites The Dust, he gets slicked back hair with green (colored manga) or white (anime) and black stripes. Pucci's hair becomes more and more of this as time goes on. First it's just shore short, dyed white, and attached to his eyebrows. Then he grows sideburns and cuts them at angles and shaves geometric shapes into his hair. Finally, his hair and eyebrows form a star shape and he grows ponytails. Valentine's hair looks as if he ripped the banisters off several model staircases and glued them to his skull. DIO's sons also have strange styles as well, though Rikiel's cow-print shirt and pants take the cake. The grand majority of recruited Stand users in Stone Ocean fall under this. From Johngalli A's outfit sporting many circular holes with round patches dangling from his shirt, Miraschon's hair remaining connected with hanging bangs somehow connecting with each other in an oval shape, Sports Maxx's relatively normal outfit decorated with endless comma signs and boasting circles for eyebrows, D an G's fluffy toga and pickelhaube helmet, Guccio's stripperific outfit with revealing shoulders, hips, and midriff or Miuccia Miuler wearing a sweater shaped like intestines with dangling eyeball-esque accessories from it. The irony of most of Part 6's characters getting their names from fashion brands or designers hasn't been lost on anyone. Part 6's Lang Rangler, as they defy even the franchise's standards as what can be considered clothing. With Lang Rangler using a helmet with holes for eyes... that cover his eyes in the middle, wearing a body armor jumpsuit painted in a sickly brown in both the colored manga and anime that leaves him barefoot... despite him having dangling shoes from his ankles. Worst part? Unlike Secco, his Stand isn't manifested as a suit, Jumpin' Jack Flash is separate from his body... This is simply his normal everyday outfit, as his Prisoner Card shows him wearing this same armor. Ironically, the only exception to this trend is Viviano Westwood, who still manages to stand out with his standard prison guard's uniform and buzzcut in a series where even Villains of the Week can have outrageous outfits. Steel Ball Run has some as well. Oyecomova wears a jacket, a pair of boots, a beret with a funeral veil on it, a metallic sarashi, and a gladiatorial kilt that emphasizes his pale skin and clock-vine tattoos. At least the veil has an explanation, since it's supposed to keep sunlight and bugs out of his face, but then there are the wisps of hair coming out of his beret. There's also his facial tattoos, which are supposed to resemble the American flag. Pork Pie Hat Kid has a bunch of reeds or pipes tied to his head that look nothing like a pork pie hat. Magent Magent has a quilted fabric jacket like Illuso's, but this time with studs. The Rock Humans in JoJolion proudly continue this tradition, with Yotsuyu's spiky green bodysuit, cropped top and floral-printed bloomers, Aisho wearing a bunch of sleeves around his neck and one as a hat, Tamaki is sporting both retina-searing pink aviator sunglasses and the worst comb-over in manga history (to the point where the Hishigakatas cannot believe he managed to get a date with Hato), Urban Guerrilla's weird breathing apparatus/hood/goggles headpiece, and Poor Tom, who, aside from his shorts and sandals, has seemingly drawn his clothes over his body. The exceptions so far are the A. Phex twins, whose footballer-inspired uniforms are fairly normal, Doctor Wu Tomoki's pretty mundane medical outfitnote Save the three name tags that say "DoCToR", to make sure you know that he's a doctor., and Satoru Akefu's dapper suit and hat. Played straight with the leader of the Rock Humans, Toru. While his outfit looks normal from afar, his outfit has some oddities such as his seemingly black round hat being an afro shaped like that, pants with floral patterns of a sickly yellow color in the colored manga, or the Big Bad of this part wearing teddy bears on his shoulders.
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Fashion-Victim Villain / int_b111d534	comment	From Felix the Cat: The Movie, we have the Duke of Zill and his ridiculous looking, Mysterio-esque fishbowl helmet.
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Fashion-Victim Villain / int_b2b8158	comment	Yoshikage Kira, Enrico Pucci, and Funny Valentine suffer from this the least, as Kira wears business suitsnote The strangest part of his clothes are the colors and his tie., Pucci wears a priest's robe, and Valentine wears a suit and a Badass Longcoat. Their hair, however, is another question: Kira starts out with relatively normal hair that makes him look like David Bowie, then spiky black hair after swapping faces with Kosaku Kawajiri, but after he gains the power of Bites The Dust, he gets slicked back hair with green (colored manga) or white (anime) and black stripes. Pucci's hair becomes more and more of this as time goes on. First it's just shore short, dyed white, and attached to his eyebrows. Then he grows sideburns and cuts them at angles and shaves geometric shapes into his hair. Finally, his hair and eyebrows form a star shape and he grows ponytails. Valentine's hair looks as if he ripped the banisters off several model staircases and glued them to his skull.
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Fashion-Victim Villain / int_b323ef4	comment	Hitman: Absolution has the Saints, a group of female assassins who dress in fetish nun outfits. Not even the Agency understands why.
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Fashion-Victim Villain / int_b369b969	comment	A utilitarian example occurs in Dr. No. The protective suit the title character wears at the end of the film is Narmtastic.
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Fashion-Victim Villain / int_b4996199	comment	Spider-Man: Mysterio, who wears what appears to be an upside-down goldfish bowl on his head. This is especially hilarious because he's supposed to be a Master of Illusion, yet he apparently has never thought that it might be a good idea to create the illusion that he isn't wearing an upside-down goldfish bowl on his head. Eventually, they caught on, and when his illusionary gas was enhanced by Dr. Doom, he went around town with the rest of Spider-Man's Rogues Gallery in various disguises — a metal band, a punk band, and a schoolboy — with the rest of them as schoolgirls. They didn't know how they appeared. A charming cartoonist named Katie Cook has lampshaded the fishbowl effect. The exact same thing was done in the first Spider-Man Playstation game, if "What If?" mode was activated. It seems that everyone has made fun of Mysterio's headgear — Marvel Ultimate Alliance has Spidey bringing it up if he's part of your team on the helicarrier, for example. In fact, "fishbowl for a head" is Spidey's favorite method of addressing him. They fixed that in Ultimate Spider-Man where he loses the fishbowl and instead just has a vaguely head-shaped cloud of fog drifting above the metal device he wears around his shoulders. It's actually rather creepy but still, the beads he wears around his left hand look kind of silly. He's been described as having been dressed by the Liberace Space Program. Spider-Man: Far From Home faithfully recreates Mysterio's infamous costume and even has Beck himself describe it as "ridiculous", but manages the impressive effort of making it look surprisingly good◊, as well as giving a clever reason for why it's so tacky; it's a clumsy mixture of traits copied from various superhero costumes (Thor's cape, Iron Man's Powered Armor, Dr. Strange's eye motif, etc.) to go along with Mysterio's Fake Ultimate Hero bit. Electro is another Spider-Man villain who gets a lot of gaffe for his costume. The main thing is that mask resembles a starfish made of lightning bolts, but the rest of his lightning bolt-bedazzled costume is pretty ridiculous too. Jim Rhodes was none too pleased about having to impersonate him once. The Spectacular Spider-Man averts this by giving him an army green insulation suit, and having his mask become real electricity that obscures his face. It's considerably cooler looking. A number of other adaptations avert it these days by going with his Ultimate Marvel version, a blue-white electric Energy Being.
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Fashion-Victim Villain / int_b5134390	comment	My Immortal takes this to its logical conclusion, where all the bad guys are stereotypical preps wearing pink. It even depicts Voldemort wearing high heels.
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Fashion-Victim Villain / int_b692113b	comment	When Sheamus returned from injury after Wrestlemania 31, he'd changed his hair to a large mohawk and sported beard braids. Beforehand, he had hair arranged in a fiery style and neatly-trimmed facial hair. Smarks thought that he looked absolutely ridiculous, and the crowd seemed to agree. While Sheamus made gestures that welcomed the crowd's anger, it only looked silly thanks to the crowd chanting "YOU LOOK STUPID!" at him.
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Fashion-Victim Villain / int_b962c879	comment	Fairy Tail: Jose Porla's first outfit with batwings and a long drooping pointed hat can cause a few giggles. His second outfit with its military theme looks much better. Irene Belerion's outfit with Underboobs and a rather bizzare hat thing.
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Fashion-Victim Villain / int_bd520bf5	comment	In the first two installments of the MRA Trilogy, both main antagonists (Elsa in the first and Benezia in the second) are Straw Feminist characters who wear tuxedos with strap-ons attached. Additionally, Anna is a My Immortal style goth, Udina is a Tumblr hipster and Soren a Leatherman stereotype. The Villain Protagonist herself is described as dressing in horribly mismatched and ridiculously skimpy clothes.
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Fashion-Victim Villain / int_bfd23f28	comment	The Masters of the Universe movie. Frank Langella's golden Skeletor costume, acquired after he achieves ultimate power, plows a line right through Narm and crosses back over to Awesome again. It's like a gay metallic Chiquita Banana-tor. See?
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Fashion-Victim Villain / int_c2463c55	comment	Seymour, with his chest-baring technicolor robes and Picasso-esque hair follows close behind, though at least he can keep his manliness intact.
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Fashion-Victim Villain / int_c24649f8	comment	In Zoolander, Mugatu looks like an unholy mixture of Satan, Cruella DeVille, and a poodle. He also dresses up as a young German boy during the brainwashing scene in a ridiculous attempt to look like a child.
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Fashion-Victim Villain / int_c33303d9	comment	Beth Phoenix showed up at SummerSlam wearing a cross between a '50s waitress uniform and a nurse's costume. Sadly she's brought out even more of them since.
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Fashion-Victim Villain / int_c3a92b6e	comment	The Beautiful People have worn skirts with furry boots, shirts that resemble skirts around the waist, they've worn diamond encrusted hot pants, they've put on garish shades of eye shadow, they've had '80s Hair, they've had fingerless gloves made out of fishnets, is it any wonder Roxxi Laveaux rejected a makeover from them?
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Fashion-Victim Villain / int_c3c3dfc	comment	Most villains would never be able to get away with half of the costumes Dio Brando wears throughout Stardust Crusaders. Like his orange jacket and crotchless pants with green heart headband, belt and kneepads, and pointed shoes. Also, his Renfield, Vanilla Ice, has an even sillier outfit. Has anyone in Dio's inner circle ever heard of pants?
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Fashion-Victim Villain / int_c42e88f5	comment	In the tie-in comic for Marvel vs. Capcom 3, Dante even comments, upon looking at him, that adding a cape and a cane, Galactus would be the biggest pimp he'd ever seen.
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Fashion-Victim Villain / int_c43df4d8	comment	Doctor Who: At the end of the TV movie, the Master switches from his previous Terminator-esque outfit, into what is supposed to be Time Lord formal wear, most famous for its abundance in "The Deadly Assassin". The serial was aired twenty-one years before the movie, however, so introducing it without any explanation (nor the outfit's nice hat) results in this trope. The New Paradigm Daleks (introduced in "Victory of the Daleks") were supposed to replace the bronze Dalek design used since the revival in 2005 with their unique, brightly colored casings. They, however, looked patently ridiculous (snarky audience comparisons to Power Rangers aren't uncommon), and the bronze Daleks were quickly brought back and the New Paradigm Daleks quietly shunted to background cameos at best. Skagra, the villain of "Shada", dresses in a spectacularly tasteless disco outfit - a belted white tunic, a sparkly fedora, a glittery silver cape, a v-neck, and shiny white high-waisted trousers tucked into silver platform boots - while carrying around a carpetbag. In the university district of Cambridge. In 1979, which is when the disco era had just started its terminal decline. Script notes indicate that he was supposed to look utterly ridiculous.
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Fashion-Victim Villain / int_c5e0b864	comment	Parodied in The Non-Adventures of Wonderella, as Hitlerella points out the possible downsides of a Darker and Edgier costume change to Jokerella.
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Fashion-Victim Villain / int_cd7111a7	comment	Diavolo borders on, but comes up just short of Creepy Crossdresser. But really, all of the villains of this Part (with the sole exception of Prosciutto) fall into this to some extent. Illuso's outfit is entirely puffed quilted fabric (which must have been really expensive). Pesci wears a black bodysuit with pink hearts on it. Melone wears a facemask and a dark suit with most of the torso cut out. Risotto Nero wears striped pants, a hat with bells on it, a Badass Longcoat, and no shirt. Making things sillier, early narration claims that the Mafia generally wear normal clothes in order to blend in, even though almost all of the other mafiosi presented throughout the Part wear... well, nothing that blends in.
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Fashion-Victim Villain / int_ced3c7a1	comment	Dusty Rhodes was a heel in the seventies, and he was no-nonsense, all-business, all-bad. Fans liked that Dusty Rhodes a lot better than the polka-dotted fool he became. (Vince McMahon's revenge can take many forms.) But Rhodes somehow made it work, and turned it around on him.
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Fashion-Victim Villain / int_cf6f9a97	comment	In City Hunter, there's an In-Universe example with one of the Villains of the Week: after he managed to capture both Ryo Saeba and the girl he was protecting, a fashion designer, said girl accuses him of poor fashion taste upon seeing his clothes; this flusters him, as when they meet later after Ryo and the girl made their escape, he has put up tackier clothes and inevitably gets further mocked by the protagonists, to his embarrassment.
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Fashion-Victim Villain / int_cf82131a	comment	It seems that everyone has made fun of Mysterio's headgear — Marvel Ultimate Alliance has Spidey bringing it up if he's part of your team on the helicarrier, for example. In fact, "fishbowl for a head" is Spidey's favorite method of addressing him.
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Fashion-Victim Villain / int_d1702e57	comment	PokÃ©mon Legends: Arceus: Volo's Gingko Guild outfit looks perfectly fine; however, once he reveals his true colors, he switches it out for an odd kimono/toga-hybrid outfit. He also changes his hairstyle to one that resembles Arceus' head in the process, which, while fitting his obsession with the PokÃ©mon, just looks too goofy to be taken seriously.
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Fashion-Victim Villain / int_d246e3b1	comment	Braun Strowman of The Wyatt Family wears pants that make it look like he pissed himself. as you can see here.
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Fashion-Victim Villain / int_d27c007d	comment	Episode 17 of Kill la Kill had Ragyo Kiryuin wear something that looks like a cross between Kefka, Rita Repulsa and Walpurgisnacht. Given that she is filthy rich and a fashion designer, this is most likely an intentional parody of extravagant "haute couture" outfits worn by real-life celebrities - Ragyo has been nicknamed "Lady Gaga" by the fans for a good reason. She takes this even further in the final episodes with Shinra-Kouketsu. And then there's Ryuko being forced to wear Junketsu. While Satsuki looks absolutely amazing in it, it looks like something from the 70's when Ryuko puts it on. It's even worse when compared to how lovely Satsuki looks when she has to wear Senketsu◊.
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Fashion-Victim Villain / int_d29994ae	comment	Zaki from Live A Live wears a lizard. And nothing else.
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Fashion-Victim Villain / int_d31cdea	comment	Though not all of them are villains, just about everyone from the Capitol in The Hunger Games is this, normally wearing garish clothing and way too much makeup. The first one we see in the films, Effie Trinket, wears a bright magenta suit and has so much powder on her face that it's completely white.
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Fashion-Victim Villain / int_d452935b	comment	Matthew Patel in Scott Pilgrim vs. The World is dressed pretty ridiculously, to the point where someone actually thinks he's dressed like a pirate. Patel responds defensively: Patel is deliberately portrayed as a typical over-the-top Bollywood villain.
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Fashion-Victim Villain / int_d502170c	comment	Pattern's still going strong with the Aether Foundation in PokÃ©mon Sun and Moon. White-with-gold-trim color scheme, and the grunts all wear weird onesie coverall jumpsuits with lots of pouches down the sides of the legs, plus pure white pageboy caps with gold buttons on the top. One of their Admins keeps the color scheme but opts for a long double-breasted lab coat thing, complete with cowboy boots and flared pants.
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Fashion-Victim Villain / int_d5164c46	comment	In Hades, when you unlock the Pact of Punishment in the post-game, you can end up upgrading third-region boss Theseus with the "Extreme Measures" option...which will give him a blinged-out machine-gun chariot and a ludicrously gaudy outfit. Conversation with Achilles about it indicates that Daedalus, who built the ensemble, knew full well that 1) it looked terrible and 2) Theseus, egotistical prick that he is, wouldn't realise.
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Fashion-Victim Villain / int_d7d24d1b	comment	PokÃ©mon: Giratina and the Sky Warrior gives us Zero, a villain so obsessed with obtaining Giratina's powers that he wears a Giratina-themed jumpsuit◊, including the half-rings around the midsection and neck. It doesn't help that he has a long neck brace, which due to going down his front, resembles a giant red bib, with a '0' numeral printed onto it.
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Fashion-Victim Villain / int_d803ecde	comment	He does it again in Ben 10: Omniverse when he dons a new villain costume as the "Ant King". Ben immediately lampshades how ridiculous he looks.
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Fashion-Victim Villain / int_da02c1ef	comment	The boss of Chapter 4 in Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door, after a long buildup through a creepy chapter, turns out to be...a Bedsheet Ghost wearing a party hat. Your partner comments on how ridiculous the villain looks. Even what the boss manages to pull on you after you meet him the first time (identity theft in the most literal sense) doesn't really diminish the effect of his odd choice of headwear.
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Fashion-Victim Villain / int_dcc7107a	comment	In Dungeons & Dragons (2000), Profion's sidekick Damodar wears neon blue lipstick for some reason. Damodar becomes the Big Bad in the sequel, somehow losing his badassery.
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Fashion-Victim Villain / int_de6659ec	comment	Regina in Once Upon a Time wears some pretty wild outfits in the Enchanted Forest. Her two major looks are best described as "ballgown dominatrix" and "vampire on derby day". In Storybrooke she usually wears either a blouse and skirt or pantsuit.
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Fashion-Victim Villain / int_df777100	comment	The cone-headed invaders from Invasion of the Neptune Men.
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Fashion-Victim Villain / int_e013357e	comment	Fufu Gauche from The Twisted Tales of Felix the Cat is a fashion designer whose ridiculous and tacky fish-themed clothes that he also wears turned him into the laughingstock of the industry. He planned to exact revenge by forcing everyone to wear his clothes via transformation ray.
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Fashion-Victim Villain / int_e5feb1e	comment	Ace Attorney: The Big Bad of Apollo Justice: Ace Attorney Kristoph Gavin◊ is frequently mocked by the fandom for his shoes; you don't see them in the courtroom, but the fact he's otherwise dressed in a nice suit makes the lace-less golf shoes that almost look like hole-less Crocs stand out more. In Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney â€“ Spirit of Justice, Queen Ga'ran's prosecutor outfit looks ridiculous. It's a purple jumpsuit with gold swirls on her boobs and cleavage, a necklace with five magatamas, multi-colored rings on every finger, long fingernails that somehow work as pens, two large pink jewels on the side of her head, and long blue hair that, thanks to Power Floats and the jewels on the side of her head, make her hair look like a giant spider.
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Fashion-Victim Villain / int_e82c9823	comment	Creed from Black Cat has a rather over-the-top villain outfit. It looks more like an overdone, flamboyant JRock drag, being open-chested and having large black feathers lining it.
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Fashion-Victim Villain / int_ea684cd0	comment	Bayonetta 2 has adult Loptr, who wears a transparent blue cloak of sorts over a golden metal thong, has white lipstick, and has his hair done in a pyramid shape.
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Fashion-Victim Villain / int_eb6719f6	comment	Not even the women are safe. While Edea from Final Fantasy VIII (designed by Tetsuya Nomura, not Amano) looks suitably goth in her pitch-black dress (and, being a witch, she doesn't require much freedom of movement) Ultimecia wears an eye-searing red evening gown with a plunging neckline... plunging all the way to her naughty bits, a split skirt, and painted feet instead of shoes. That's before discussing her makeup, too.
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Fashion-Victim Villain / int_ec27cf6d	comment	Dr. Schadenfreude from Igor, deliberately designed to look like a cross between Elton John and Marilyn Manson.
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Fashion-Victim Villain / int_ec80dae4	comment	He's been described as having been dressed by the Liberace Space Program.
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Fashion-Victim Villain / int_eef5470a	comment	Enishi Yukishiro from Rurouni Kenshin. What's with the blue muscle shirt, Chinese pants, and Round Hippie Shades? Does he dress in the dark?
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Fashion-Victim Villain / int_efec71b1	comment	Brainiac has had his appearance retooled many, many times, but his original cover portrayal◊ consisted of a tight-fitting, legless pink unitard and matching boots. Presumably his budget allowed for either super-science devices that could go toe-to-toe with Superman, or pants, but not both. (famously, a Cartoon Network ad mocking ''Superfriends'' had Brainiac going "I just want some pants! A decent pair of pants!")
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Fashion-Victim Villain / int_f01be35d	comment	Xenos, the evil priest king from Outlaw of Gor. Even the fact that he was played by the incredibly badass Jack Palance couldn't make up for the fact that he was wearing a long dress and a hat that looked like an opening seed pod.
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Fashion-Victim Villain / int_f088d641	comment	Flander's Company loves using in-universe examples of this trope: The antagonists from season 2, the C.C Corporation, are a company in charge of designing suits for superheroes; their fashion designers, DÃ©borah Levinski and Maxcence, have such a horrible sense of fashion that Carla uses it to push Cindy to quitting merely by ordering them to do a relooking for her. Then we have supervillain-wannabe Kevin, who joins the C.C Corporation later. He dresses in such a ridiculously and horribly flashy way that a mere glance at him causes pure pain to Hippolyte. Carla even states once that his mere haircut is "an invitation to murder". While Aegis are a Knight of Cerebus with relatively acceptable costumes, their member Pyro has a clear poor sense of fashion, which is lampshaded by Mello. Hippolyte describes her as "a Godzilla Ã la Drag Queen".
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Fashion-Victim Villain / int_f22321bd	comment	Gundam 0079: The War for Earth: Char's iconic mask and helmet do not translate well into live action. His mask in particular looks laughable, appearing less like a piece of equipment designed to protect his eyes and more like a piece of gray paper with holes for the eyes.
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Fashion-Victim Villain / int_f2da188a	comment	The Batman: The Joker looks like the bastard son of Sideshow Bob and Envy with his dreadlocks and the fact that he walks barefoot all the time.
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Fashion-Victim Villain / int_f4048a73	comment	Adam Page! Want to deflate a madman who may pop out from anywhere without warning trying to kill you with a noose? Give him a man bun! Worse, Adam Cole started imitating him. Tellingly, the bun disappeared after Page turned face.
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Fashion-Victim Villain / int_f565604d	comment	Agon of Eyeshield 21 seems to incorporate everything that screams "douche" (rather appropriate given that he's a Jerk Jock) into his look which frankly makes his popularity with the ladies rather perplexing. This is a 17-year-old Japanese boy who wears dreadlocks, sunglasses, and a gold chain around his neck at all times. To say nothing of the huge dragon tattoo on his back and his horrendous clothing choices (wearing an animal print dress shirt to a date is just all kinds of wrong...)
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Fashion-Victim Villain / int_f5a9f859	comment	Queen of All Oni: Minor villain Lung, at least in the opinion of Tarakudo. And since the former's described as looking like "Ming The Merciless' Goth cousin", the latter may have a point.
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Fashion-Victim Villain / int_f5dc7e9	comment	Dr. Doom's outfit at the climax of Fantastic Four (2015). It looks like he's covered himself in plastic bags and saran wrap. The fact that he already looks like a metallic crash test dummy with Tron Lines really doesn't help.
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Fashion-Victim Villain / int_f73ead2c	comment	The General in the 1964 film version of Lord Jim, who sports an atrocious crew-cut hairstyle, a moustache-less beard, and, in one scene, a waistcoat, which don't help his General Zod-ish appearance.
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Fashion-Victim Villain / int_f833473c	comment	Mysterio, who wears what appears to be an upside-down goldfish bowl on his head. This is especially hilarious because he's supposed to be a Master of Illusion, yet he apparently has never thought that it might be a good idea to create the illusion that he isn't wearing an upside-down goldfish bowl on his head. Eventually, they caught on, and when his illusionary gas was enhanced by Dr. Doom, he went around town with the rest of Spider-Man's Rogues Gallery in various disguises — a metal band, a punk band, and a schoolboy — with the rest of them as schoolgirls. They didn't know how they appeared.
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Fashion-Victim Villain / int_f858847a	comment	Team Flare in PokÃ©mon X and Y, while they view themselves as Sharp-Dressed Mooks, the in-game NPCs think their bright orange outfits are too tacky and excessive, even one of them rejected joining Team Flare because of their dress code.
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Fashion-Victim Villain / int_fb0c0a3b	comment	Voltes V: Throughout the series, we're told of Planet Boazania's Evil Emperor Zambajil. We're told of how he wants to enslave the entire galaxy, looks down on the human race, subjects his slaves to whippings and hard labour and arranged multiple assassination attempts on his nephew's life due to him being the true heir to the throne. Many Boazanian refugees speak of Zambajil's name with fear, shuddering as they recall his tyranny, while members of his own court speak of his name with praise and adoration. Thing is, when the audience finally gets a proper look at Zambajil, he looks like a king from a playing card crossed with a horned humanoid◊, making him difficult to take seriously despite how monstrous he is.
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Fashion-Victim Villain / int_fb8549c	comment	Deadpool: Black Talon. Deadpool's encounter with him◊ says it all.
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Fashion-Victim Villain / int_fb9c177d	comment	Transformers: Some Decepticons have a bit of..a crazy color scheme. Also inverted, as there's plenty of Autobots with the same problem.◊
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Fashion-Victim Villain / int_fcc7ec6b	comment	Triple H's entrance from WWE Wrestlemania 22 definitely qualifies here, for the worst Conan outfit ever. Should have saved that one for Halloween, Trips... Not that face John Cena's homage to Al Capone was much better.
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Fashion-Victim Villain / int_fd49dcff	comment	Graves' power suit from Die Another Day looks like The Angry Video Game Nerd dressed up in all his NES accessories. They then had the gall to attempt a deep, emotional drama scene immediately after we first see him in it.
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Fashion-Victim Villain / int_fd5d7b47	comment	Need for Speed: Carbon: Darius's outfit is a mess of contrasting styles and colors that his actor just can't quite pull off, which somewhat undermines his reputation as a feared and manipulative gang leader.
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Fashion-Victim Villain / int_fe94578f	comment	Darius Sayle in Stormbreaker. Because nothing says "scary villain" like Mickey Rourke in a white pimp coat and Jack Sparrow makeup.
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Alex Rider	hasFeature	Fashion-Victim Villain / int_fe94578f
Fashion-Victim Villain / int_fede15f7	type	Fashion-Victim Villain
Fashion-Victim Villain / int_fede15f7	comment	In Shadows Awakening, Jade feels this way about her Enemy Within, the Queen of the Shadowkhan. The narration somewhat agrees with her, at least so far as commenting that the Queen's dress is far too revealing for a prepubescent girl.
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Fashion-Victim Villain / int_ff9ab17f	comment	The Romulans of Star Trek: The Next Generation wore truly hideous uniforms with massive shoulder pads in patterns that looked like they were taken from curtains. And in the two-parter "Unification", we see this fashion sense extended to the civilian population. Word of God grew to hate these costumes, so Star Trek: Deep Space Nine would give the Tal Shiar better-looking uniforms, and Star Trek: Nemesis got rid of them for good. A lot of hostile and friendly species on Star Trek tended to have rather questionable fashions, in fact: those Romulan fashions were borrowed liberally from the Vulcans. Cardassians in early appearances looked a lot like the later ones except for wearing really dorky clothes, and the Ferengi, villainous or heroic, almost always wore clothes with loud colors and tacky designs as part of their "oily used car salesman" aesthetic. In the DS9 episode "Improbable Cause", when Romulans were suspected of an attempt on Garak's life, Odo quipped, "Considering those uniforms of theirs, you'd think they'd appreciate a decent tailor."
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