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%%** A similar occurrence happens in the ''Manga/MyHeroAcademia'' series proper during his fight with Muscular.
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** ''VideoGame/Tekken4'': Playing as Jin, he will remain wearing a shirt regardless of the outfit you choose. In the fight against [[ArchnemesisDad Kazuya]], he will wear a shirtless version of the first suit.
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** ''VideoGame/Tekken4'': Playing as Jin, he In ''VideoGame/Tekken4'', Jin Kazama will remain be reduced to wearing a shirt regardless of the outfit you choose. In the fight against [[ArchnemesisDad Kazuya]], he will wear a shirtless version of the his first suit.outfit for his final two Story fights against Kazuya Mishima and Heihachi Mishima, no matter what outfit you chose for him earlier.[[note]]In the cutscenes, we learn that he is kidnapped by the Mishima Zaibatsu prior to his scheduled tournament match against Kazuya, and is presumably declothed before he is chained up in the Hon-Maru.[[/note]] Similarly, for his final fight against Jin, Kazuya will don his shirtless first outfit even if you chose the fully-clothed second outfit beforehand.
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* ''[[Franchise/{{Tekken}} Tekken 4]]'': Playing as Jin, he will remain wearing a shirt regardless of the outfit you choose. In the fight against [[ArchnemesisDad Kazuya]], he will wear a shirtless version of the first suit.
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* ''[[Franchise/{{Tekken}} Tekken 4]]'': ''Franchise/{{Tekken}}'':
** ''VideoGame/Tekken4'': Playing as Jin, he will remain wearing a shirt regardless of the outfit you choose. In the fight against [[ArchnemesisDad Kazuya]], he will wear a shirtless version of the firstsuit.suit.
** ''VideoGame/Tekken8'': In the final battle Jin and Kazuya both lose their shirts after transforming into [[spoiler:Angel Jin and True Devil Kazuya]] and subsequently falling to the ground after their forms give out.
** ''VideoGame/Tekken4'': Playing as Jin, he will remain wearing a shirt regardless of the outfit you choose. In the fight against [[ArchnemesisDad Kazuya]], he will wear a shirtless version of the first
** ''VideoGame/Tekken8'': In the final battle Jin and Kazuya both lose their shirts after transforming into [[spoiler:Angel Jin and True Devil Kazuya]] and subsequently falling to the ground after their forms give out.
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** The final battle in ''VideoGame/MetalGearSolid4GunsOfThePatriots'' has [[BigBad Liquid Ocelot]] [[TheCoatsAreOff throwing off his jacket]] and becoming shirtless, also showing off his [[ArtificialLimbs metal arm]].
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* A series staple for ''VideoGame/{{Yakuza}}''. In any dramatic battle near the finale, the heroes and villains will take their shirts off to show off their Yakuza tattoos before beating each other up.
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* A series staple for ''VideoGame/{{Yakuza}}''. the ''VideoGame/LikeADragon'' series. In any dramatic battle near the finale, the heroes and villains will usually take off their shirts off and jackets to show off their Yakuza yakuza tattoos before beating each other up.
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This trope happens very often in [[MartialArtsMovie martial arts movies]], as well as in Shonen genre anime, where the hero will most likely have at least one in-fight ShirtlessScene. However, this is primarily an AlwaysMale trope, due to women having more...regions in need of censorship. Though you will occasionally see female characters reduced to a tank top, which is reminiscent of this trope.
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This trope happens very often in [[MartialArtsMovie martial arts movies]], as well as in Shonen genre anime, where the hero will most likely have at least one in-fight ShirtlessScene. However, this is primarily an AlwaysMale trope, due to women having more...regions in need of censorship. Though you will occasionally see female characters reduced to a [[TankTopTomboy tank top, top]], which is reminiscent of this trope.
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* ''Franchise/StarTrek'': Captain Kirk had this happen enough that it was parodied in the ''Film/GalaxyQuest''.
* In the Season 4 final of ''Series/{{CobraKai}}'', Robbie and Hawk are in their final match, the top of Robbie's gi gets torn, so he takes it off. Hawk looks questioningly at the referee, who just shrugs, so Hawk takes his shirt off as well.
* In the Season 4 final of ''Series/{{CobraKai}}'', Robbie and Hawk are in their final match, the top of Robbie's gi gets torn, so he takes it off. Hawk looks questioningly at the referee, who just shrugs, so Hawk takes his shirt off as well.
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* ''Franchise/StarTrek'': Captain Kirk had this happen enough that it was parodied in the ''Film/GalaxyQuest''.
* In the Season 4 final of''Series/{{CobraKai}}'', ''Series/CobraKai'', Robbie and Hawk are in their final match, the top of Robbie's gi gets torn, so he takes it off. Hawk looks questioningly at the referee, who just shrugs, so Hawk takes his shirt off as well.
* In the Season 4 final of
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* In the Season 4 final of ''Series/{{CobraKai}}, Robbie and Hawk are in their final match, the top of Robbie's gi gets torn, so he takes it off. Hawk looks questioningly at the referee, who just shrugs, so Hawk takes his shirt off as well.
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* In the Season 4 final of ''Series/{{CobraKai}}, ''Series/{{CobraKai}}'', Robbie and Hawk are in their final match, the top of Robbie's gi gets torn, so he takes it off. Hawk looks questioningly at the referee, who just shrugs, so Hawk takes his shirt off as well.
