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* ''Literature/RubberGirl'' wears a LeotardOfPower made out of Elaztixium, a stretchy clothing material made of rubber, plastic, cotton, water and Geminite. Elaztixium clothes is sold at Elaztix, so regular people like Melissa would have a shirt that's the same material that gave Rubber Girl her name.
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** The Voord in "The Keys of Marinus" wear suits to [[ClothesMakeTheSuperman swim in Marinus's powerful acid oceans]], which appear to have fused with their actual bodies. Barbara comes across a Voord suit on the beach with a small tear in it and only small remains of the creature inside, which has been totally dissolved.
** In ''[[Recap/DoctorWhoS6E4TheKrotons The Krotons]]'', [[MsFanservice Zoe's]] costume consists of a very short black PVC skirt and matching jacket. Behind the scenes it proved to be less than practical, because it was so easily damaged; by the last episode, the Doctor has to keep his hand on Zoe's shoulder in several scenes to hold the jacket together.
* The aptly named Rubber Man from ''Series/AmericanHorrorStoryMurderHouse'' wears a full body black latex BDSM suit with concealing mask to commit his most heinous acts.
** In real life, skin-tight rubber fetish suits are quite fragile and cling to the wearer's body, impeding movement. Garments less suited to running around and committing acts of violence would be hard to invent.
** In ''[[Recap/DoctorWhoS6E4TheKrotons The Krotons]]'', [[MsFanservice Zoe's]] costume consists of a very short black PVC skirt and matching jacket. Behind the scenes it proved to be less than practical, because it was so easily damaged; by the last episode, the Doctor has to keep his hand on Zoe's shoulder in several scenes to hold the jacket together.
* The aptly named Rubber Man from ''Series/AmericanHorrorStoryMurderHouse'' wears a full body black latex BDSM suit with concealing mask to commit his most heinous acts.
** In real life, skin-tight rubber fetish suits are quite fragile and cling to the wearer's body, impeding movement. Garments less suited to running around and committing acts of violence would be hard to invent.
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** The Voord in "The "[[Recap/DoctorWhoS1E5TheKeysOfMarinus The Keys of Marinus" Marinus]]" wear suits to [[ClothesMakeTheSuperman swim in Marinus's powerful acid oceans]], which appear to have fused with their actual bodies. Barbara comes across a Voord suit on the beach with a small tear in it and only small remains of the creature inside, which has been totally dissolved.
** In''[[Recap/DoctorWhoS6E4TheKrotons "[[Recap/DoctorWhoS6E4TheKrotons The Krotons]]'', Krotons]]", [[MsFanservice Zoe's]] Zoe]]'s costume consists of a very short black PVC skirt and matching jacket. Behind the scenes it proved to be less than practical, because it was so easily damaged; by the last episode, the Doctor has to keep his hand on Zoe's shoulder in several scenes to hold the jacket together.
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** In ''Film/BatmanAndRobin'' As Poison Ivy noticed, Batman wear a rubber suit ("There's something about an anatomically correct rubber suit that puts fire in a girl's lips"). She is herself dressed in a green latex catsuit at this moment.
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* While Franchise/SpiderMan typically doesn't dress like this, he does have a padded, all-rubber variant of his costume that he often uses when dealing with [[ShockAndAwe Electro]] and other villains with electrical powers.
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* ''ComicBook/SpiderMan'': While Franchise/SpiderMan Spider-Man typically doesn't dress like this, he does have a padded, all-rubber variant of his costume that he often uses when dealing with [[ShockAndAwe Electro]] and other villains with electrical powers.
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* Razor Ramon HG, aka Creator/HardGay, [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Masaki_Sumitani a Japanese TV personality and wrestling star]], dresses in a CampGay black [=PVC=] biker cap, vest and hotpants and black leather boots.
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* Razor Ramon HG, aka Creator/HardGay, [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Masaki_Sumitani a Japanese TV personality and wrestling star]], star,]] dresses in a CampGay black [=PVC=] biker cap, vest and hotpants and black leather boots.
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* [[Anime/{{Pokemon}} Team Rocket]] has donned rubber suits on occasion to protect themselves from Pikachu's electrical attacks.
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* [[Anime/{{Pokemon}} ''Anime/PokemonTheSeries'': [[Characters/PokemonTheSeriesTeamRocketTrio Team Rocket]] has donned rubber suits on occasion to protect themselves from Pikachu's electrical attacks. Shame it doesn't protect them from other Pokémon attacks.
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Uncanny Valley is IUEO now and the subjective version has been split; cleaning up misuse and ZCE in the process
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** The Voord in "The Keys of Marinus" are an UncannyValley example of this. They wear suits to [[ClothesMakeTheSuperman swim in Marinus's powerful acid oceans]], which appear to have fused with their actual bodies. Barbara comes across a Voord suit on the beach with a small tear in it and only small remains of the creature inside, which has been totally dissolved.
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** The Voord in "The Keys of Marinus" are an UncannyValley example of this. They Marinus" wear suits to [[ClothesMakeTheSuperman swim in Marinus's powerful acid oceans]], which appear to have fused with their actual bodies. Barbara comes across a Voord suit on the beach with a small tear in it and only small remains of the creature inside, which has been totally dissolved.
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Horny Devils was renamed to Succubi And Incubi, and Hot As Hell was retooled into being about attractive and seductive demons
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And sometimes, people go a little overboard with it. This trope is when someone's attire is mostly rubber, latex or PVC. It can be a fashion statement (especially in Hollywood circles), it can be a power uniform, and it can subliminally say something different altogether. It is usually black in most cases, though white (especially among "[[NaughtyNurseOutfit naughty nurses]]") and red (among "HornyDevils") are also common. This is mostly a bondage/fetish/fashion trope.
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And sometimes, people go a little overboard with it. This trope is when someone's attire is mostly rubber, latex or PVC. It can be a fashion statement (especially in Hollywood circles), it can be a power uniform, and it can subliminally say something different altogether. It is usually black in most cases, though white (especially among "[[NaughtyNurseOutfit naughty nurses]]") and red (among "HornyDevils") "[[HotAsHell sexy devils]]") are also common. This is mostly a bondage/fetish/fashion trope.
