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** [[ThePaladin Paladins]] of [[DragonsAreDivine Bahamut]] can have said deities face, his holy symbol, on their shields.

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** [[ThePaladin Paladins]] of [[DragonsAreDivine Bahamut]] can have said deities face, often paint his face on their shields due to an image of Bahamut's face being his holy symbol, on their shields.symbol.
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[[JustForFun/IThoughtItMeant No, this isn't about face masks.]] This trope can also be compared with RageHelm and FacialFaçade.

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[[JustForFun/IThoughtItMeant No, this isn't about face masks.]] This trope can also be compared with RageHelm and FacialFaçade.FacialFacade.
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[[JustForFun/IThoughtItMeant No, this isn't about face masks.]] This trope can also be compared with RageHelm and Facial Façade.

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[[JustForFun/IThoughtItMeant No, this isn't about face masks.]] This trope can also be compared with RageHelm and Facial Façade.FacialFaçade.
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[[JustForFun/IThoughtItMeant No, this isn't about face masks.]] This trope can also be compared with RageHelm.

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[[JustForFun/IThoughtItMeant No, this isn't about face masks.]] This trope can also be compared with RageHelm.
RageHelm and Facial Façade.
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* ''Digimon New Century'' introduces Xingtianmon, whose shield has a stylized depiction of a weeping face. This isn't just for show as Xingtianmon can shoot a stream of tears from the shield as one of its attacks.
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* ''VideoGame/Persona3'': Aigis's Ultimate Persona is Athena, and as such, the shield that orbits the Persona's main body has Medusa's face engraved into it.
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* ''VideoGame/ShuihuzhuanLiangshanYingxiong'' has shield-carrying enemies whose shields have tiger-faces painted on the surface.
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* The ''VideoGame/KnightsOfValour'' series have recurring ShieldBearingMook enemies, whose shields bears the motif of a tiger's head.

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* The ''VideoGame/KnightsOfValour'' series have recurring ShieldBearingMook enemies, whose shields bears the motif of a tiger's tiger-like demon's head.
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* The ''VideoGame/KnightsOfValour'' series have recurring ShieldBearingMook enemies, whose shields bears the motif of a tiger's head.


** In [[TabletopGame/AdvancedDungeonsAndDragonsFirstEdition the first edition]]'s ''Monster Manual'', an illustration for the kobold has a fighter with a giant ant's head on his shield.

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** In [[TabletopGame/AdvancedDungeonsAndDragonsFirstEdition [[TabletopGame/AdvancedDungeonsAndDragons1stEdition the first edition]]'s ''Monster Manual'', an illustration for the kobold has a fighter with a giant ant's head on his shield.

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One of the great things about [[LuckilyMyShieldWillProtectMe shields]] are that depending on the design and size, this basically makes them large metal or wooden blank canvases were smiths or artists can have some fun.

While some are left blank[[labelnote:*]](especially if they were meant to be somewhat disposable)[[/labelnote]], there are few that are given the bare essentials (like the colors of their faction as an example), but some are given amazing and intricate designs as a way to show off the smiths and artists skills but to also make it's wielders stand out. This trope covers a subset that choose their design to be based on faces/heads, from something humanoid or animalistic either used for intimidation or to denote their loyalties. It's usually something painted on by artists but smiths sometimes make the face/head a separate piece attached to the shield.

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One of the great things about Most [[LuckilyMyShieldWillProtectMe shields]] are that depending on the design by their nature have a large, flat surface. This gives artisans and size, this basically makes them large metal or wooden blank canvases were smiths or artists can have some fun.

the opportunity to do something with that surface.


While some are left blank[[labelnote:*]](especially blank[[labelnote:*]]especially if they were meant to be somewhat disposable)[[/labelnote]], disposable[[/labelnote]], there are few that are given the bare essentials (like the colors of their faction as an example), but some are given amazing and intricate designs as a way to show off the smiths and artists skills but to also make it's wielders stand out. This trope covers a subset that choose their design to be based on faces/heads, from something humanoid or animalistic either used for intimidation or to denote their loyalties. It's usually something painted on by artists but smiths sometimes make the face/head a separate piece attached to the shield.
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One of the great things about [[LuckilyMyShieldWillProtectMe shields]] are that depending on the design and size, this basically makes them large metal or wooden blank canvases were smiths or artists can have some fun. While some are left blank[[labelnote:*]](especially if they were meant to be somewhat disposable)[[/labelnote]], there are few that are given the bare essentials (like the colors of their faction as an example), but some are given amazing and intricate designs as a way to show off the smiths and artists skills but to also make it's wielders stand out. This trope covers a subset that choose their design to be based on faces/heads, from something humanoid or animalistic either used for intimidation or to denote their loyalties. It's usually something painted on by artists but smiths sometimes make the face/head a separate piece attached to the shield.

Although there's a few unorthodox examples of this trope, sometimes the shield with the face ''is'' the face (or head) of some strange being, but for a slightly more mundane example the shield is be ''designed'' to be based on a head or face of something usually an animal of some sort.

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One of the great things about [[LuckilyMyShieldWillProtectMe shields]] are that depending on the design and size, this basically makes them large metal or wooden blank canvases were smiths or artists can have some fun.fun.

While some are left blank[[labelnote:*]](especially if they were meant to be somewhat disposable)[[/labelnote]], there are few that are given the bare essentials (like the colors of their faction as an example), but some are given amazing and intricate designs as a way to show off the smiths and artists skills but to also make it's wielders stand out. This trope covers a subset that choose their design to be based on faces/heads, from something humanoid or animalistic either used for intimidation or to denote their loyalties. It's usually something painted on by artists but smiths sometimes make the face/head a separate piece attached to the shield.

Although there's a few unorthodox examples of this trope, sometimes the shield with the face ''is'' the face (or head) of some strange being, but for a slightly more mundane example the shield is be ''designed'' to be based on a head or face of something something, usually an animal of some sort.
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* ''VideoGame/GuildWars'' has several -- the [[http://wiki.guildwars.com/wiki/File:Ascalon_Aegis.jpg Ascalon Aegis]] (and it's variants), the [[http://wiki.guildwars.com/wiki/File:Guardian_of_the_Hunt.jpg Guardian of the Hunt]], and most prominently, the [[http://wiki.guildwars.com/wiki/File:Gingerbread_Shield.jpg Gingerbread Shield]] are just three such examples.

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* ''VideoGame/GuildWars'' has several -- the [[http://wiki.guildwars.com/wiki/File:Ascalon_Aegis.jpg Ascalon Aegis]] (and it's variants), the [[http://wiki.guildwars.com/wiki/File:Guardian_of_the_Hunt.jpg Guardian of the Hunt]], Hunt,]] and most prominently, the [[http://wiki.guildwars.com/wiki/File:Gingerbread_Shield.jpg Gingerbread Shield]] are just three such examples.
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One of the great things about [[LuckilyMyShieldWillProtectMe shields]] are that depending on the design and size, this basically makes them large metal or wooden blank canvases were smiths or artists can have some fun. While some are left blank[[labelnote:*]](especially if they were meant to be somewhat disposable)[[/labelnote]], there are few that are given the bare essentials (like the colors of their faction as an example), but some are given amazing and intricate designs as a way to show off the smiths and artists skills but to also make it's wielders stand out. This trope covers a subset that choose their design to be based on faces/heads, from something humanoid or animalistic either used for intimidation or to denote their loyalties.\\

Although there's a few unorthodox examples of this trope, sometimes the shield with the face ''is'' the face (or head) of some strange being, but for a slightly more mundane example the shield is be ''designed'' to be based on a head or face of something usually an animal of some sort.\\

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One of the great things about [[LuckilyMyShieldWillProtectMe shields]] are that depending on the design and size, this basically makes them large metal or wooden blank canvases were smiths or artists can have some fun. While some are left blank[[labelnote:*]](especially if they were meant to be somewhat disposable)[[/labelnote]], there are few that are given the bare essentials (like the colors of their faction as an example), but some are given amazing and intricate designs as a way to show off the smiths and artists skills but to also make it's wielders stand out. This trope covers a subset that choose their design to be based on faces/heads, from something humanoid or animalistic either used for intimidation or to denote their loyalties.\\

It's usually something painted on by artists but smiths sometimes make the face/head a separate piece attached to the shield.

Although there's a few unorthodox examples of this trope, sometimes the shield with the face ''is'' the face (or head) of some strange being, but for a slightly more mundane example the shield is be ''designed'' to be based on a head or face of something usually an animal of some sort.\\
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[[LuckilyMyShieldWillProtectMe Shields]] can have some amazing and intricate designs on them. In particular, those resembling faces. Probably for intimidation.

[[JustForFun/IThoughtItMeant No, this isn't about masks.]] Compare with RageHelm.

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One of the great things about [[LuckilyMyShieldWillProtectMe Shields]] shields]] are that depending on the design and size, this basically makes them large metal or wooden blank canvases were smiths or artists can have some fun. While some are left blank[[labelnote:*]](especially if they were meant to be somewhat disposable)[[/labelnote]], there are few that are given the bare essentials (like the colors of their faction as an example), but some are given amazing and intricate designs as a way to show off the smiths and artists skills but to also make it's wielders stand out. This trope covers a subset that choose their design to be based on them. In particular, those resembling faces. Probably faces/heads, from something humanoid or animalistic either used for intimidation.

intimidation or to denote their loyalties.\\

Although there's a few unorthodox examples of this trope, sometimes the shield with the face ''is'' the face (or head) of some strange being, but for a slightly more mundane example the shield is be ''designed'' to be based on a head or face of something usually an animal of some sort.\\

[[JustForFun/IThoughtItMeant No, this isn't about face masks.]] Compare This trope can also be compared with RageHelm.



** The occasional Megazord uses a component mecha's head as a shield, including the Mastodon in season 1 of ''Series/MightyMorphinPowerRangers'' and Elephant in ''Series/PowerRangersWildForce''. The Thundersaurus Megazord in ''Series/PowerRangersDinoThunder'' ''could'' use its Triceratops head as a shield, but rarely did so.
** Also in ''Dino Thunder'', the Blue and Triassic Rangers' personal weapons are shields shaped like ceratopsian heads (Triceratops for Blue, Styracosaurus for Triassic).

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** The occasional Megazord uses a Mastodon component mecha's head as a shield, including of the Mastodon Megazord in ''Series/MightyMorphinPowerRangers'' acts as the shield in season 1 of ''Series/MightyMorphinPowerRangers'' and 1.
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Elephant zord when combining with the main Megazord in ''Series/PowerRangersWildForce''. ''Series/PowerRangersWildForce'', has the head (sans trunk) act as a shield when turning into armaments for the Megazord turning into a KnightlySwordAndShield combo.
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The Thundersaurus Megazord in ''Series/PowerRangersDinoThunder'' ''could'' use its Triceratops head as a shield, but rarely did so.
** Also in ''Dino Thunder'',
so. For the rangers themselves, the Blue and Triassic Rangers' personal weapons are shields shaped like ceratopsian heads (Triceratops for Blue, Styracosaurus for Triassic).

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