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* After Wolverine lost his adamantium and reverted to a more feral state, his mask was a bandana.
* Electra typically wears one.
* Electra typically wears one.
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* After Wolverine ComicBook/{{Wolverine}} lost his adamantium and reverted to a more feral state, his mask was a bandana.
*Electra ComicBook/{{Elektra}} typically wears one.
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* Lex in ''Series/TheTribe'' wore one in a few first season episodes as well as his flashback episode.
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* Charles Gunn from ''{{Series/Angel}}'' wore a bandana in his first few appearances, but it was dropped soon after.
* Lex in ''TheTribe'' wore one in a few first season episodes as well as his flashback episode.
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* Charles Gunn from ''{{Series/Angel}}'' ''Series/{{Angel}}'' wore a bandana in his first few appearances, but it was dropped soon after.
* Lex in''TheTribe'' ''Series/TheTribe'' wore one in a few first season episodes as well as his flashback episode.
* Lex in
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* In TNA, Wrestling/{{Konnan}} would usually wear two bandanas, one over his head and another over his face.
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* Wrestling/HulkHogan and Wrestling/JesseVentura often wear a bandana on their heads to cover their baldness. Both likely took their look from an earlier wrestler, "Superstar" Billy Graham, who did the same thing.
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* Wrestling/HulkHogan and Wrestling/JesseVentura often wear a bandana on their heads to cover their baldness. Both likely took their look from an earlier wrestler, [[Wrestling/SuperstarBillyGraham "Superstar" Billy Graham, Graham]], who did the same thing. it first.
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* Wrestling/TheOneManGang sometimes wore one.
* [[Wrestling/TheDudleyBoys Bubba Ray Dudley]] sometimes crossed this with WearingAFlagOnYourHead, as he'd wear [[UsefulNotes/TheAmericanCivilWar Confederate Flag]] bandanas.
* [[Wrestling/TheDudleyBoys Bubba Ray Dudley]] sometimes crossed this with WearingAFlagOnYourHead, as he'd wear [[UsefulNotes/TheAmericanCivilWar Confederate Flag]] bandanas.
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* Erik Paulson and Mort in ''Roleplay/DinoAttackRPG''. Subverted with Plastic Serpent, who doesn't do anything badass despite being loosely inspired by [[Franchise/MetalGear Solid Snake]] (see the VideoGames section below).
* Erik Paulson and Mort in ''Roleplay/DinoAttackRPG''. Subverted with Plastic Serpent, who doesn't do anything badass despite being loosely inspired by [[Franchise/MetalGear Solid Snake]] (see the VideoGames section below).
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* James May sported a bandana during the TopGear Bolivia Special
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''Series/TopGear'' overseas trips, which see him doing difficult things such as finding the source of the River Nile, traveling through the deserts of the Middle East, and threatening annoying co-presenters with a machete. It also serves the far more practical use of keeping his long hair out of his face.
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* A Waddle Dee that is used as a JokeCharacter Boss in ''KirbySuperStarUltra ''wears a blue Bandana to tell it apart from other Waddle Dees. He later appears as a main character in ''VideoGame/KirbyReturnsToDreamland'' where he wields a spear.
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* A Waddle Dee that is used as a JokeCharacter Boss in ''KirbySuperStarUltra ''wears a blue Bandana to tell it apart from other Waddle Dees. He later appears as a main character in ''VideoGame/KirbyReturnsToDreamland'' ''VideoGame/KirbysReturnToDreamland'' where he wields a spear.
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->'''Kaku:''' Do you get stronger or something if you wear that washcloth?
->'''Zoro:''' Maybe.
-->-- '''[[Manga/OnePiece One Piece]]'''
->'''Zoro:''' Maybe.
-->-- '''[[Manga/OnePiece One Piece]]'''
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* Ike from FireEmblemTellius.
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* Most ''VideoGame/TalesSeries'' protagonists. There's even a skit about it [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DrQ7vhOriXw here]].
* A Waddle Dee that is used as a JokeCharacter Boss in ''KirbySuperStarUltra ''wears a blue Bandana to tell it apart from other Waddle Dees. He later appears as a main character in VideoGame/KirbyReturnsToDreamland where he wields a spear.
* A Waddle Dee that is used as a JokeCharacter Boss in ''KirbySuperStarUltra ''wears a blue Bandana to tell it apart from other Waddle Dees. He later appears as a main character in VideoGame/KirbyReturnsToDreamland where he wields a spear.
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* Most ''VideoGame/TalesSeries'' ''Franchise/TalesSeries'' protagonists. There's even a skit about it [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DrQ7vhOriXw here]].
* A Waddle Dee that is used as a JokeCharacter Boss in ''KirbySuperStarUltra ''wears a blue Bandana to tell it apart from other Waddle Dees. He later appears as a main character inVideoGame/KirbyReturnsToDreamland ''VideoGame/KirbyReturnsToDreamland'' where he wields a spear.
* A Waddle Dee that is used as a JokeCharacter Boss in ''KirbySuperStarUltra ''wears a blue Bandana to tell it apart from other Waddle Dees. He later appears as a main character in
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* Pan from Anime/DragonBallGT is a {{Badbutt}} example. She must have been following her dad Gohan's example from when he participated in the World Tornament as The Great Saiyaman in ''Anime/DragonBallZ''.
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* Pan from Anime/DragonBallGT ''Anime/DragonBallGT'' is a {{Badbutt}} example. She must have been following her dad Gohan's example from when he participated in the World Tornament as The Great Saiyaman in ''Anime/DragonBallZ''.
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* Caesar Martinez from ComicBook/TheWalkingDead wears one, and is one of the biggest {{Badass}}es in the series, [[JawBreaker ripping a zombies jaw off]] by sticking his hand in its mouth.
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* Will, Jack, and many other pirates in ''PiratesOfTheCaribbean'' franchise wear bandanas.
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* Sgt Jones in [[PoliceAcademy Police Academy 2]] [[InvokedTrope invokes]] this trope when he puts a bandana on before capturing two would be thieves.
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* The Badass Bandana is an actual item in TabletopGame/{{Munchkin}}.
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* Marcus Fenix of the VideoGame/GearsOfWar franchise is one of the most visible examples of this trope. He is only seen without his bandana twice: [[BookEnds at the start of ''Gears of War'' and at the end of ''Gears of War 3'']].
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* Marcus Fenix of the VideoGame/GearsOfWar ''VideoGame/GearsOfWar'' franchise is one of the most visible examples of this trope. He is only seen without his bandana twice: [[BookEnds at the start of ''Gears of War'' and at the end of ''Gears of War 3'']].
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* Frank Woods in VideoGame/CallOfDutyBlackOps wears a headband throughout the game.
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* Frank Woods in VideoGame/CallOfDutyBlackOps ''VideoGame/CallOfDutyBlackOps'' wears a headband throughout the game.
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* In the VideoGame/FableI and VideoGame/FableII, bandits often wear bandanas, but aren't very {{Badass}} in comparison to your Hero. But you can wear a bandana; just expect people to run in fear from you.
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* In the VideoGame/FableI ''VideoGame/FableI'' and VideoGame/FableII, ''VideoGame/FableII'', bandits often wear bandanas, but aren't very {{Badass}} in comparison to your Hero. But you can wear a bandana; just expect people to run in fear from you.
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* Most VideoGame/TalesSeries protagonists. There's even a skit about it [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DrQ7vhOriXw here]].
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* Pan from Anime/DragonBallGT is a {{Badbutt}} example. She must have been following her dad Gohan's example from when he participated in the World Tornament as The Great Saiyaman in Anime/DragonBallZ.
* Zoro from ''OnePiece'' puts on a bandana whenever he decides to [[LetsGetDangerous get dangerous]].
* Krylancelo Finrandi, the main character of Manga/SorcererStabberOrphen.
* This is a typical way that {{ninja}} of {{Naruto}} may choose to wear their forehead protector.
* Zoro from ''OnePiece'' puts on a bandana whenever he decides to [[LetsGetDangerous get dangerous]].
* Krylancelo Finrandi, the main character of Manga/SorcererStabberOrphen.
* This is a typical way that {{ninja}} of {{Naruto}} may choose to wear their forehead protector.
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* Pan from Anime/DragonBallGT is a {{Badbutt}} example. She must have been following her dad Gohan's example from when he participated in the World Tornament as The Great Saiyaman in Anime/DragonBallZ.''Anime/DragonBallZ''.
* Zoro from''OnePiece'' ''Manga/OnePiece'' puts on a bandana whenever he decides to [[LetsGetDangerous get dangerous]].
* Krylancelo Finrandi, the main character ofManga/SorcererStabberOrphen.''Manga/SorcererStabberOrphen''.
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* ''{{WesternAnimation/Motorcity}}'': Capri, Mike Chilton's CoolBigSis, wears one in the illustration creator Chris Prynoski drew.
* ''{{WesternAnimation/Motorcity}}'': Capri, Mike Chilton's CoolBigSis, wears one in the illustration creator Chris Prynoski drew.
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* Yusuf from AssassinsCreedRevelations wears a very colorful headband. It probably serves to make him a distinct character model more than anything else, but he ''is'' an Assassin.
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* Yusuf from AssassinsCreedRevelations ''VideoGame/AssassinsCreedRevelations'' wears a very colorful headband. It probably serves to make him a distinct character model more than anything else, but he ''is'' an Assassin.
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* HulkHogan and JesseVentura often wear a bandana on their heads to cover their baldness. Both likely took their look from an earlier wrestler, "Superstar" Billy Graham, who did the same thing.
* {{The Undertaker}} used to wear one during his days as The American Badass from 2000-2003.
* HulkHogan and JesseVentura often wear a bandana on their heads to cover their baldness. Both likely took their look from an earlier wrestler, "Superstar" Billy Graham, who did the same thing.
* {{The Undertaker}} used to wear one during his days as The American Badass from 2000-2003.
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* In ''Webcomic/CommanderKitty'', [[http://www.commanderkitty.com/2012/08/15/nin-wahs-agenda/ one replaces CK's usual hood]] when he ends up unwittingly fitted into a costume with every BadAss CostumeTrope in the book.
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* In ''Webcomic/CommanderKitty'', [[http://www.commanderkitty.com/2012/08/15/nin-wahs-agenda/ one replaces CK's usual hood]] when he ends up unwittingly fitted into a costume with every BadAss CostumeTrope [[CostumeTropes Costume Trope]] in the book.
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* Domon Kashuu from GGundam.
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* Domon Kashuu from GGundam.''[[Anime/MobileFighterGGundam G Gundam]]''.
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* In ''ToraToraTora'', the mechanics chief gives Commander Fuchida a ''hachimaki'' for good luck just before the attack on Pearl Harbor.
* In ''{{Gremlins 2}}'', Gizmo the Mogwai puts on a bandana (a move inspired by his watching {{Rambo}}) when he TakesALevelInBadass. He goes on to kill a Gremlin that has turned into a giant spider monster by firing a burning arrow at it and setting it on fire.
* In ''{{Gremlins 2}}'', Gizmo the Mogwai puts on a bandana (a move inspired by his watching {{Rambo}}) when he TakesALevelInBadass. He goes on to kill a Gremlin that has turned into a giant spider monster by firing a burning arrow at it and setting it on fire.
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* In ''ToraToraTora'', ''Film/ToraToraTora'', the mechanics chief gives Commander Fuchida a ''hachimaki'' for good luck just before the attack on Pearl Harbor.
* In''{{Gremlins 2}}'', ''Gremlins2TheNewBatch'', Gizmo the Mogwai puts on a bandana (a move inspired by his watching {{Rambo}}) when he TakesALevelInBadass. He goes on to kill a Gremlin that has turned into a giant spider monster by firing a burning arrow at it and setting it on fire.
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* Pvt. Vasquez from {{Aliens}} gives an excellent {{Ladette}} example.
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* Pvt. Vasquez from {{Aliens}} ''Film/{{Aliens}}'' gives an excellent {{Ladette}} example.
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** Many [[FireEmblemElibe Sacaens]] wore headbands, almost all of them were badasses by default and the headgear may have been more evocative of BraidsBeadsAndBuckskins.
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* [[MagicKnight Flik]] from ''SuikodenII''.
* Most TalesSeries protagonists. There's even a skit about it [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DrQ7vhOriXw here]].
* A Waddle Dee that is used as a JokeCharacter Boss in ''KirbySuperStarUltra ''wears a blue Bandana to tell it apart from other Waddle Dees. He later appears as a main character in KirbyReturnsToDreamland where he wields a spear.
* ''FatalFury'' and ''KingOfFighters'' has Billy Kane, a mean Brit wearing red-and-white bandanna.
* Crono from ''ChronoTrigger'' wears one where it is his starting accessory which gives him a speed boost.
* The hero of ''SecretOfMana''.
* The male human player character of ''SaGa2'', as well as Arthur of ''SaGa3''.
* The protagonist of ''CaveStory'' has a green bandana around his neck. It's all but invisible on the in-game sprite, but it's there in the official artwork.
* Most TalesSeries protagonists. There's even a skit about it [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DrQ7vhOriXw here]].
* A Waddle Dee that is used as a JokeCharacter Boss in ''KirbySuperStarUltra ''wears a blue Bandana to tell it apart from other Waddle Dees. He later appears as a main character in KirbyReturnsToDreamland where he wields a spear.
* ''FatalFury'' and ''KingOfFighters'' has Billy Kane, a mean Brit wearing red-and-white bandanna.
* Crono from ''ChronoTrigger'' wears one where it is his starting accessory which gives him a speed boost.
* The hero of ''SecretOfMana''.
* The male human player character of ''SaGa2'', as well as Arthur of ''SaGa3''.
* The protagonist of ''CaveStory'' has a green bandana around his neck. It's all but invisible on the in-game sprite, but it's there in the official artwork.
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* [[MagicKnight Flik]] from ''SuikodenII''.''VideoGame/SuikodenII''.
* MostTalesSeries VideoGame/TalesSeries protagonists. There's even a skit about it [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DrQ7vhOriXw here]].
* A Waddle Dee that is used as a JokeCharacter Boss in ''KirbySuperStarUltra ''wears a blue Bandana to tell it apart from other Waddle Dees. He later appears as a main character inKirbyReturnsToDreamland VideoGame/KirbyReturnsToDreamland where he wields a spear.
*''FatalFury'' ''VideoGame/FatalFury'' and ''KingOfFighters'' has Billy Kane, a mean Brit wearing red-and-white bandanna.
* Crono from''ChronoTrigger'' ''VideoGame/ChronoTrigger'' wears one where it is his starting accessory which gives him a speed boost.
* The hero of''SecretOfMana''.''VideoGame/SecretOfMana''.
* The male human player character of''SaGa2'', ''VideoGame/SaGa2'', as well as Arthur of ''SaGa3''.
''VideoGame/SaGa3''.
* The protagonist of''CaveStory'' ''VideoGame/CaveStory'' has a green bandana around his neck. It's all but invisible on the in-game sprite, but it's there in the official artwork.
* Most
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* In ''Webcomic/CommanderKitty'', [[http://www.commanderkitty.com/2012/08/15/nin-wahs-agenda/ one replaces CK's usual hood]] when he ends up unwittingly fitted into a costume with every BadAss CostumeTrope in the book.
* In ''Webcomic/CommanderKitty'', [[http://www.commanderkitty.com/2012/08/15/nin-wahs-agenda/ one replaces CK's usual hood]] when he ends up unwittingly fitted into a costume with every BadAss CostumeTrope in the book.
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* Bandanas styled after American Flags are a recurring symbol for Music/Flobots.
* Bandanas styled after American Flags are a recurring symbol for Music/Flobots.
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* Solid Snake from ''MetalGearSolid''. Big Boss wears one too, but his is a memento of his mentor, The Boss.
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** Firion, TheHero of ''FinalFantasyII'', wears an elaborate bandanna decorated with jewels and beads.
** In ''FinalFantasyV'', all of Faris' pirate crew but herself wear bandanas. Every character including Faris will wear a bandanna when made into a thief through the JobSystem.
** ''FinalFantasyVI'' has Locke, who is a thief that wears a bandana. He proves to be {{Badass}} by saving [[HalfHumanHybrid Terra]] in Narshe at the beginning of the game, steals the clothes off of merchants and soldiers ''while they're wearing them'', and [[spoiler:in [[AfterTheEnd the World of Ruin]], goes to a remote cave in the mountains in order to find the [[GreenRocks magicite]] Pheonix in order to resurrect his dead girlfriend.]]
** Laguna's hulking giant of a companion Ward wears one in VideoGame/FinalFantasyVIII, here it gives him the impressions of a Naval soldier with his [[AnchorsAway choice of weapons]].
** Snow, the male lead of ''FinalFantasyXIII'' wears a black do-rag to show off his rebel-ness.
** In ''FinalFantasyV'', all of Faris' pirate crew but herself wear bandanas. Every character including Faris will wear a bandanna when made into a thief through the JobSystem.
** ''FinalFantasyVI'' has Locke, who is a thief that wears a bandana. He proves to be {{Badass}} by saving [[HalfHumanHybrid Terra]] in Narshe at the beginning of the game, steals the clothes off of merchants and soldiers ''while they're wearing them'', and [[spoiler:in [[AfterTheEnd the World of Ruin]], goes to a remote cave in the mountains in order to find the [[GreenRocks magicite]] Pheonix in order to resurrect his dead girlfriend.]]
** Laguna's hulking giant of a companion Ward wears one in VideoGame/FinalFantasyVIII, here it gives him the impressions of a Naval soldier with his [[AnchorsAway choice of weapons]].
** Snow, the male lead of ''FinalFantasyXIII'' wears a black do-rag to show off his rebel-ness.
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** Firion, TheHero of ''FinalFantasyII'', ''VideoGame/FinalFantasyII'', wears an elaborate bandanna decorated with jewels and beads.
** In''FinalFantasyV'', ''VideoGame/FinalFantasyV'', all of Faris' pirate crew but herself wear bandanas. Every character including Faris will wear a bandanna when made into a thief through the JobSystem.
**''FinalFantasyVI'' ''VideoGame/FinalFantasyVI'' has Locke, who is a thief that wears a bandana. He proves to be {{Badass}} by saving [[HalfHumanHybrid Terra]] in Narshe at the beginning of the game, steals the clothes off of merchants and soldiers ''while they're wearing them'', and [[spoiler:in [[AfterTheEnd the World of Ruin]], goes to a remote cave in the mountains in order to find the [[GreenRocks magicite]] Pheonix in order to resurrect his dead girlfriend.]]
** Laguna's hulking giant of a companion Ward wears one inVideoGame/FinalFantasyVIII, ''VideoGame/FinalFantasyVIII'', here it gives him the impressions of a Naval soldier with his [[AnchorsAway choice of weapons]].
** Snow, the male lead of''FinalFantasyXIII'' ''VideoGame/FinalFantasyXIII'' wears a black do-rag to show off his rebel-ness.
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* The male human player character of ''SaGa2'', as well as Arthur of ''SaGa3''.''SaGa3''.
* The protagonist of ''CaveStory'' has a green bandana around his neck. It's all but invisible on the in-game sprite, but it's there in the official artwork.
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* Yukimi, a modern-day gun-wielding ninja, is frequently depicted wearing a bandana in ''Manga/NabariNoOu''.
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Bandits, cowboys, and pirates tend to wear bandanas to signify them being outlaws or to reinforce their tough and gritty look. In fact, the bandana will often be worn for this exact purpose: A LadyOfWar would never wear a bandana, but a grizzled {{Ladette}} marine might. An elegant swordfighter wouldn't wear the bandana, but a rugged thief would.
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Bandits, bikers, cowboys, and pirates tend to wear bandanas to signify them being outlaws or to reinforce their tough and gritty look. In fact, the bandana will often be worn for this exact purpose: A LadyOfWar would never wear a bandana, but a grizzled {{Ladette}} marine might. An elegant swordfighter wouldn't wear the bandana, but a rugged thief would.
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* After Wolverine lost his adamantium and reverted to a more feral state, his mask was a bandana.
* Electra typically wears one.
* Electra typically wears one.
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* The BadassBandana is an actual item in TabletopGame/{{Munchkin}}.
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We all know HelmetsAreHardlyHeroic, so what is a {{Badass}} who likes to have their head covered supposed to wear on the battlefield? A bandana of course!
The reasons for wearing one can vary. [[RuleOfCool Maybe the wearer thinks it looks cool.]] It can keep the wearers hair out of their face without obscuring their vision like a helmet might. If supplies are scarce, a bandana might be the only headgear one is able to find. Whatever the reason, a bandana usually highlights just how much of a {{Badass}} the wearer is, and warns others to stay out of his way.
Bandits, cowboys, and pirates tend to wear bandanas to signify them being outlaws or to reinforce their tough and gritty look. In fact, the bandana will often be worn for this exact purpose: A LadyOfWar would never wear a bandana, but a grizzled {{Ladette}} marine might. An elegant swordfighter wouldn't wear the bandana, but a rugged thief would.
Note that this does not have to be an actual bandana, and could be a do-rag or headband, which would fall under MartialArtsHeadband if martial arts is involved, especially in Asian cinema. It also does not have to be worn on the head, as characters often wear bandanas around their necks.
This is frequently slapped on a {{Badbutt}} in an attempt at characterization rivaling the subtlety of [[TertiarySexualCharacteristics Ms. Pac-Man's bow.]]
Related to BadassLongcoat. Both are added to a character to show they are a badass with a short visual cue, in this case a certain type of rugged, masculine badass.
SubTrope of NiceHat or ScarfOfAssKicking. Compare with CoolHelmet, and a SisterTrope to FedoraOfAsskicking as well.
!!Examples
[[AC:AnimeAndManga]]
* Domon Kashuu from GGundam.
* Pan from Anime/DragonBallGT is a {{Badbutt}} example. She must have been following her dad Gohan's example from when he participated in the World Tornament as The Great Saiyaman in Anime/DragonBallZ.
* Zoro from ''OnePiece'' puts on a bandana whenever he decides to [[LetsGetDangerous get dangerous]].
* Krylancelo Finrandi, the main character of Manga/SorcererStabberOrphen.
[[AC:ComicBooks]]
* Caesar Martinez from ComicBook/TheWalkingDead wears one, and is one of the biggest {{Badass}}es in the series, [[JawBreaker ripping a zombies jaw off]] by sticking his hand in its mouth.
** Billy Greene and Michonne also both wear headbands.
[[AC:{{Film}}]]
* Will, Jack, and many other pirates in ''PiratesOfTheCaribbean'' franchise wear bandanas.
* ''{{Rambo}}''.
* In ''ToraToraTora'', the mechanics chief gives Commander Fuchida a ''hachimaki'' for good luck just before the attack on Pearl Harbor.
* In ''{{Gremlins 2}}'', Gizmo the Mogwai puts on a bandana (a move inspired by his watching {{Rambo}}) when he TakesALevelInBadass. He goes on to kill a Gremlin that has turned into a giant spider monster by firing a burning arrow at it and setting it on fire.
* Sgt Jones in [[PoliceAcademy Police Academy 2]] [[InvokedTrope invokes]] this trope when he puts a bandana on before capturing two would be thieves.
* Pvt. Vasquez from {{Aliens}} gives an excellent {{Ladette}} example.
[[AC:LiveActionTelevision]]
* Charles Gunn from ''{{Series/Angel}}'' wore a bandana in his first few appearances, but it was dropped soon after.
* Lex in ''TheTribe'' wore one in a few first season episodes as well as his flashback episode.
[[AC:ProWrestling]]
* HulkHogan and JesseVentura often wear a bandana on their heads to cover their baldness. Both likely took their look from an earlier wrestler, "Superstar" Billy Graham, who did the same thing.
* {{The Undertaker}} used to wear one during his days as The American Badass from 2000-2003.
[[AC:TabletopGame]]
* The BadassBandana is an actual item in TabletopGame/{{Munchkin}}.
[[AC:VideoGames]]
* Marcus Fenix of the VideoGame/GearsOfWar franchise is one of the most visible examples of this trope. He is only seen without his bandana twice: [[BookEnds at the start of ''Gears of War'' and at the end of ''Gears of War 3'']].
** Dizzy Wallin also wears a bandana under his [[NiceHat cowboy hat]].
* Frank Woods in VideoGame/CallOfDutyBlackOps wears a headband throughout the game.
* Yusuf from AssassinsCreedRevelations wears a very colorful headband. It probably serves to make him a distinct character model more than anything else, but he ''is'' an Assassin.
* Ike from FireEmblemTellius.
** Many [[FireEmblemElibe Sacaens]] wore headbands, almost all of them were badasses by default and the headgear may have been more evocative of BraidsBeadsAndBuckskins.
** Characters of the Thief, Rogue and Assassin classes tend to have bandanas or hoods.
* Solid Snake from ''MetalGearSolid''. Big Boss wears one too, but his is a memento of his mentor, The Boss.
* In the VideoGame/FableI and VideoGame/FableII, bandits often wear bandanas, but aren't very {{Badass}} in comparison to your Hero. But you can wear a bandana; just expect people to run in fear from you.
* ''FireEmblem'' has Dart and Darros, both of whom are {{pirate}}s.
* Many characters from the ''Franchise/FinalFantasy'' franchise wear them.
** Firion, TheHero of ''FinalFantasyII'', wears an elaborate bandanna decorated with jewels and beads.
** In ''FinalFantasyV'', all of Faris' pirate crew but herself wear bandanas. Every character including Faris will wear a bandanna when made into a thief through the JobSystem.
** ''FinalFantasyVI'' has Locke, who is a thief that wears a bandana. He proves to be {{Badass}} by saving [[HalfHumanHybrid Terra]] in Narshe at the beginning of the game, steals the clothes off of merchants and soldiers ''while they're wearing them'', and [[spoiler:in [[AfterTheEnd the World of Ruin]], goes to a remote cave in the mountains in order to find the [[GreenRocks magicite]] Pheonix in order to resurrect his dead girlfriend.]]
** Laguna's hulking giant of a companion Ward wears one in VideoGame/FinalFantasyVIII, here it gives him the impressions of a Naval soldier with his [[AnchorsAway choice of weapons]].
** Snow, the male lead of ''FinalFantasyXIII'' wears a black do-rag to show off his rebel-ness.
* [[MagicKnight Flik]] from ''SuikodenII''.
* Most TalesSeries protagonists. There's even a skit about it [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DrQ7vhOriXw here]].
* A Waddle Dee that is used as a JokeCharacter Boss in ''KirbySuperStarUltra ''wears a blue Bandana to tell it apart from other Waddle Dees. He later appears as a main character in KirbyReturnsToDreamland where he wields a spear.
* ''FatalFury'' and ''KingOfFighters'' has Billy Kane, a mean Brit wearing red-and-white bandanna.
* Crono from ''ChronoTrigger'' wears one where it is his starting accessory which gives him a speed boost.
* The hero of ''SecretOfMana''.
* The male human player character of ''SaGa2'', as well as Arthur of ''SaGa3''.
The reasons for wearing one can vary. [[RuleOfCool Maybe the wearer thinks it looks cool.]] It can keep the wearers hair out of their face without obscuring their vision like a helmet might. If supplies are scarce, a bandana might be the only headgear one is able to find. Whatever the reason, a bandana usually highlights just how much of a {{Badass}} the wearer is, and warns others to stay out of his way.
Bandits, cowboys, and pirates tend to wear bandanas to signify them being outlaws or to reinforce their tough and gritty look. In fact, the bandana will often be worn for this exact purpose: A LadyOfWar would never wear a bandana, but a grizzled {{Ladette}} marine might. An elegant swordfighter wouldn't wear the bandana, but a rugged thief would.
Note that this does not have to be an actual bandana, and could be a do-rag or headband, which would fall under MartialArtsHeadband if martial arts is involved, especially in Asian cinema. It also does not have to be worn on the head, as characters often wear bandanas around their necks.
This is frequently slapped on a {{Badbutt}} in an attempt at characterization rivaling the subtlety of [[TertiarySexualCharacteristics Ms. Pac-Man's bow.]]
Related to BadassLongcoat. Both are added to a character to show they are a badass with a short visual cue, in this case a certain type of rugged, masculine badass.
SubTrope of NiceHat or ScarfOfAssKicking. Compare with CoolHelmet, and a SisterTrope to FedoraOfAsskicking as well.
!!Examples
[[AC:AnimeAndManga]]
* Domon Kashuu from GGundam.
* Pan from Anime/DragonBallGT is a {{Badbutt}} example. She must have been following her dad Gohan's example from when he participated in the World Tornament as The Great Saiyaman in Anime/DragonBallZ.
* Zoro from ''OnePiece'' puts on a bandana whenever he decides to [[LetsGetDangerous get dangerous]].
* Krylancelo Finrandi, the main character of Manga/SorcererStabberOrphen.
[[AC:ComicBooks]]
* Caesar Martinez from ComicBook/TheWalkingDead wears one, and is one of the biggest {{Badass}}es in the series, [[JawBreaker ripping a zombies jaw off]] by sticking his hand in its mouth.
** Billy Greene and Michonne also both wear headbands.
[[AC:{{Film}}]]
* Will, Jack, and many other pirates in ''PiratesOfTheCaribbean'' franchise wear bandanas.
* ''{{Rambo}}''.
* In ''ToraToraTora'', the mechanics chief gives Commander Fuchida a ''hachimaki'' for good luck just before the attack on Pearl Harbor.
* In ''{{Gremlins 2}}'', Gizmo the Mogwai puts on a bandana (a move inspired by his watching {{Rambo}}) when he TakesALevelInBadass. He goes on to kill a Gremlin that has turned into a giant spider monster by firing a burning arrow at it and setting it on fire.
* Sgt Jones in [[PoliceAcademy Police Academy 2]] [[InvokedTrope invokes]] this trope when he puts a bandana on before capturing two would be thieves.
* Pvt. Vasquez from {{Aliens}} gives an excellent {{Ladette}} example.
[[AC:LiveActionTelevision]]
* Charles Gunn from ''{{Series/Angel}}'' wore a bandana in his first few appearances, but it was dropped soon after.
* Lex in ''TheTribe'' wore one in a few first season episodes as well as his flashback episode.
[[AC:ProWrestling]]
* HulkHogan and JesseVentura often wear a bandana on their heads to cover their baldness. Both likely took their look from an earlier wrestler, "Superstar" Billy Graham, who did the same thing.
* {{The Undertaker}} used to wear one during his days as The American Badass from 2000-2003.
[[AC:TabletopGame]]
* The BadassBandana is an actual item in TabletopGame/{{Munchkin}}.
[[AC:VideoGames]]
* Marcus Fenix of the VideoGame/GearsOfWar franchise is one of the most visible examples of this trope. He is only seen without his bandana twice: [[BookEnds at the start of ''Gears of War'' and at the end of ''Gears of War 3'']].
** Dizzy Wallin also wears a bandana under his [[NiceHat cowboy hat]].
* Frank Woods in VideoGame/CallOfDutyBlackOps wears a headband throughout the game.
* Yusuf from AssassinsCreedRevelations wears a very colorful headband. It probably serves to make him a distinct character model more than anything else, but he ''is'' an Assassin.
* Ike from FireEmblemTellius.
** Many [[FireEmblemElibe Sacaens]] wore headbands, almost all of them were badasses by default and the headgear may have been more evocative of BraidsBeadsAndBuckskins.
** Characters of the Thief, Rogue and Assassin classes tend to have bandanas or hoods.
* Solid Snake from ''MetalGearSolid''. Big Boss wears one too, but his is a memento of his mentor, The Boss.
* In the VideoGame/FableI and VideoGame/FableII, bandits often wear bandanas, but aren't very {{Badass}} in comparison to your Hero. But you can wear a bandana; just expect people to run in fear from you.
* ''FireEmblem'' has Dart and Darros, both of whom are {{pirate}}s.
* Many characters from the ''Franchise/FinalFantasy'' franchise wear them.
** Firion, TheHero of ''FinalFantasyII'', wears an elaborate bandanna decorated with jewels and beads.
** In ''FinalFantasyV'', all of Faris' pirate crew but herself wear bandanas. Every character including Faris will wear a bandanna when made into a thief through the JobSystem.
** ''FinalFantasyVI'' has Locke, who is a thief that wears a bandana. He proves to be {{Badass}} by saving [[HalfHumanHybrid Terra]] in Narshe at the beginning of the game, steals the clothes off of merchants and soldiers ''while they're wearing them'', and [[spoiler:in [[AfterTheEnd the World of Ruin]], goes to a remote cave in the mountains in order to find the [[GreenRocks magicite]] Pheonix in order to resurrect his dead girlfriend.]]
** Laguna's hulking giant of a companion Ward wears one in VideoGame/FinalFantasyVIII, here it gives him the impressions of a Naval soldier with his [[AnchorsAway choice of weapons]].
** Snow, the male lead of ''FinalFantasyXIII'' wears a black do-rag to show off his rebel-ness.
* [[MagicKnight Flik]] from ''SuikodenII''.
* Most TalesSeries protagonists. There's even a skit about it [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DrQ7vhOriXw here]].
* A Waddle Dee that is used as a JokeCharacter Boss in ''KirbySuperStarUltra ''wears a blue Bandana to tell it apart from other Waddle Dees. He later appears as a main character in KirbyReturnsToDreamland where he wields a spear.
* ''FatalFury'' and ''KingOfFighters'' has Billy Kane, a mean Brit wearing red-and-white bandanna.
* Crono from ''ChronoTrigger'' wears one where it is his starting accessory which gives him a speed boost.
* The hero of ''SecretOfMana''.
* The male human player character of ''SaGa2'', as well as Arthur of ''SaGa3''.