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* In ''Theatre/CesareIlCreatoreCheHaDistrutto'', Rodrigo Borgia does this frequently. Even when he's in his red robes as a cardinal, without a cape, he attempts it. His son, the protagonist Cesare, only has a cape like that in one scene, but he gives it a good toss, showing that he can win at that game, he just chooses not to play it.
* ''Theatre/CrossRoad'' has the devil Amduscias, who does this [[https://youtu.be/-3B1_tpmCmk?si=RzhBFuJ6pVJ_3sQ_&t=64 constantly]]. After the other protagonist Niccolo Paganini makes a contract with Amduscias, he begins to wear a dramatic cape and swish it as well.
* ''Theatre/CrossRoad'' has the devil Amduscias, who does this [[https://youtu.be/-3B1_tpmCmk?si=RzhBFuJ6pVJ_3sQ_&t=64 constantly]]. After the other protagonist Niccolo Paganini makes a contract with Amduscias, he begins to wear a dramatic cape and swish it as well.
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* This is [[MaskedLuchador El Chupacabra]]'s preferred way to show his disdain for anyone in ''WesternAnimation/{{Planes}}''. However, even he has his limits. When he finds out Ripslinger attempted to murder Dusty by breaking off his radio antenna (thus depriving him of the ability to either navigate or call for aid) in the middle of the Pacific Ocean:
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* This is [[MaskedLuchador El Chupacabra]]'s preferred way to show his disdain for anyone in ''WesternAnimation/{{Planes}}''. However, [[EveryoneHasStandards even he has his limits. limits.]] When he finds out Ripslinger attempted to murder Dusty by breaking off his radio antenna (thus depriving him of the ability to either navigate or call for aid) in the middle of the Pacific Ocean:
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* In ''UnbreakableKimmySchmidt'', Titus is in love with capes as a fashion accessory, to the point of swiping discarded medical capes. When he gets a chance to pitch his own series, he invents a hero called "The Capist".
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* In ''UnbreakableKimmySchmidt'', ''Series/UnbreakableKimmySchmidt'', Titus is in love with capes as a fashion accessory, to the point of swiping discarded medical capes. When he gets a chance to pitch his own series, he invents a hero called "The Capist".
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* Art/SistineChapel: In “The Creation of Adam”, God has sent his robes billowing and expanding to emphasize the force he's putting into Adam's creation. His flowing robes are so huge that they encompass twelve different people who surround God.
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* Art/SistineChapel: In “The Creation of Adam”, God has sent his robes billowing and expanding to emphasize the force he's putting into Adam's creation. His flowing robes are so huge that they encompass twelve different people who surround God.
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* This is El Chupacabra's preferred way to show his disdain for anyone in ''WesternAnimation/{{Planes}}''. However, even he has his limits. When he finds out Ripslinger attempted to murder Dusty by breaking off his radio antenna (thus depriving him of the ability to either navigate or call for aid) in the middle of the Pacific Ocean:
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* This is [[MaskedLuchador El Chupacabra's Chupacabra]]'s preferred way to show his disdain for anyone in ''WesternAnimation/{{Planes}}''. However, even he has his limits. When he finds out Ripslinger attempted to murder Dusty by breaking off his radio antenna (thus depriving him of the ability to either navigate or call for aid) in the middle of the Pacific Ocean:
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* This is El Chupacabra's preferred way to show his disdain for anyone in ''WesternAnimation/{{Planes}}''. However, even he has his limits. When he finds out Ripslinger attempted to murder Dusty by breaking off his radio antenna (thus depriving him of navigation and the ability to either navigate or call for aid) in the middle of the Pacific Ocean:
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* This is El Chupacabra's preferred way to show his disdain for anyone in ''WesternAnimation/[[Planes]]''. However, even he has his limits:
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* This is El Chupacabra's preferred way to show his disdain for anyone in ''WesternAnimation/DisneyPlanes''. However, even he has his limits:
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-> '''El Chu''': You are not even worthy of a cape swish!
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* In ''UnbreakableKimmySchmidt'', Titus is in love with capes as a fashion accessory, to the point of swiping discarded medical capes. When he gets a chance to pitch his own series, he invents a hero called "The Capist".
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* ''ComicBook/{{Watchmen}}'': Discussed in one of the exerpts from the memoirs of Hollis Mason, the original Nite Owl. He considered trying to weaponise this trope, as his favourite pulp heroes used a well-timed swirl to make it seem they were standing a foot or so to one side of where they actually were to spoil a crook's aim, but [[AvertedTrope abandoned the notion and left the cape off his costume entirely]] after a highly publicised incident where [[CorporateSponsoredSuperhero Dollar Bill]]'s cape [[CapeSnag got caught in a closing door]] and he was shot dead by a bank robber while trying to free it.
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* ''ComicBook/{{Watchmen}}'': Discussed in one of the exerpts excerpts from the memoirs of Hollis Mason, the original Nite Owl. He considered trying to weaponise weaponize this trope, as his favourite favorite pulp heroes used a well-timed swirl to make it seem they were standing a foot or so to one side of where they actually were to spoil a crook's aim, but [[AvertedTrope abandoned the notion and left the cape off his costume entirely]] after a highly publicised publicized incident where [[CorporateSponsoredSuperhero Dollar Bill]]'s cape [[CapeSnag got caught in a closing door]] and he was shot dead by a bank robber while trying to free it.
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* ''WesternAnimation/ThePowerpuffGirls'': It's one of the things Mojo Jojo does best.
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* ''WesternAnimation/ThePowerpuffGirls'': ''Franchise/ThePowerpuffGirls'': It's one of the things Mojo Jojo does best.
