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* ''Film/PlanetOfTheVampires'' (a.k.a. ''Terrore nello spazio''). Not worn by vampires but as SpaceClothes by the protagonists. Presumably the high collar is to maintain an airtight seal between the clothing and a space helmet.
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* ''Film/PlanetOfTheVampires'' (a.k.a. ''Terrore nello spazio''). Not worn by the vampires this time, but as SpaceClothes by the protagonists. Presumably It appears the high collar is to maintain an airtight seal between the clothing and a space helmet.
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** In [[AlternateContinuities alternate continuities]] and futures where he becomes Batman, Damian Wayne's Batsuit frequently features a high collar, such as in ''Batman: Urban Legends'', ''ComicBook/SuperSons'', and ''VideoGame/Injustice2''. This feature is perhaps a nod to his maternal grandfather, the aforementioned Ra's al Ghul, and to reflect the fact that he tends to exhibit more violent tendencies than his father.
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** In [[AlternateContinuities alternate continuities]] {{Alternate Continuit|y}}ies and futures where he becomes Batman, Damian Wayne's Batsuit frequently features a high collar, such as in ''Batman: Urban Legends'', ''ComicBook/SuperSons'', and ''VideoGame/Injustice2''. This feature is perhaps a nod to his maternal grandfather, the aforementioned Ra's al Ghul, and to reflect the fact that he tends to exhibit more violent tendencies than his father.
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* This look is immensely popular for ''Franchise/FireEmblem'' Villains and minor bosses.
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* This look is immensely popular combined with a gold studded coat for ''Franchise/FireEmblem'' Villains and minor bosses.bosses, particularly in ''VideoGame/FireEmblemShadowDragonAndTheBladeOfLight'',, ''VideoGame/FireEmblemMysteryOfTheEmblem'', and ''VideoGame/FireEmblemGenealogyOfTheHolyWar'', seemingly inspired by Zeon in ''Anime/MobileSuitGundam''. There are a few good characters that also have this look, but usually they start out as enemy units before having a HeelFaceTurn.
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* ''ComicBook/TheAvengers:'' The Vision... sort of. His design up until the 2010s includes a large flared collar that goes up to his ears, having started off as a reluctant minion for [[KillerRobot Ultron]] until he turned on him. Evidently Vis just liked the look and kept it, though it does help play into the recurring theme of Vision unintentionally unsettling people.
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*''Anime/VoltesV'': The EvilPrince Heinel's mantle is adorned with mink at every hem except the collar, which fans out around his neck and resemble the points of a snowflake.
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* As with the original comic strip version of the character, movie versions of Flash Gordon's nemesis Ming the Merciless very frequently wear these (often very over the top ones), from the ''[[Film/FlashGordonSerial Flash Gordon]]'' serials in the 1930s to Creator/MaxVonSydow's version of the character in the 1980 ''[[Film/FlashGordon1980 Flash Gordon]]'' movie.
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* Scarlett Burnish in ''Literature/TheBoneSeasonSeries'' always wears her significant outfit with high collars. According to Paige Mahoney, they look like a hangman's noose.
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** In ''VideoGame/PaperMarioTheThousandYearDoor'', Grodus wears one on his cape, and [[spoiler:[[BigBad the Shadow Queen]] gives Peach one on her [[PimpedOutDress dress]] as part of the EvilCostumeSwitch when the queen [[DemonicPossession possesses her]].]]
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** In ''VideoGame/PaperMarioTheThousandYearDoor'', Grodus wears one on his cape, and [[spoiler:[[BigBad the Shadow Queen]] gives Peach one on her [[PimpedOutDress dress]] as part of the EvilCostumeSwitch when the queen [[DemonicPossession possesses possesses]] [[FightingYourFriend her]].]]
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* ''Series/BlakesSeven''. Worn by several characters in the episode "Weapon", [[WTHCostumingDepartment most bizarrely]] by a woman who's supposed to be a slave employed as a menial worker.
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** On first appearance, when she simply seems to be an overly stern mother, Queen Mysteria does not have a collar on her robe. However, when she reveals herself at her ball and that she is TheManBehindTheMan for Bishop Octopus, her outfit suddenly does have a high popped collar. (In case the name wasn't a tip-off that she's her story's version of Mysterio, she's also a CompositeCharacter with the Evil Queen from Disney's ''Snow White''.)
** Meanwhile, Norma the Fairy Gob-Mother is visually based after Maleficent, and comes with a high collared cloak of her own, though she's AmbiguouslyEvil. [[spoiler:Until the follow-up story, when she turns out to have been EvilAllAlong.]]
** On first appearance, when she simply seems to be an overly stern mother, Queen Mysteria does not have a collar on her robe. However, when she reveals herself at her ball and that she is TheManBehindTheMan for Bishop Octopus, her outfit suddenly does have a high popped collar. (In case the name wasn't a tip-off that she's her story's version of Mysterio, she's also a CompositeCharacter with the Evil Queen from Disney's ''Snow White''.)
** Meanwhile, Norma the Fairy Gob-Mother is visually based after Maleficent, and comes with a high collared cloak of her own, though she's AmbiguouslyEvil. [[spoiler:Until the follow-up story, when she turns out to have been EvilAllAlong.]]
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* ''Series/SherlockHolmes''. In "The Last Vampyre" John Stockton, who is rumored to be descended from vampires, wears the classic black collared cape. Holmes himself wears one while startling Watson with fake vampire fangs. Watson is not amused; Holmes of course says it's a scientific test to establish the pernicious nature of the vampire legend.
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* Jenny Nowhere's royal blue BadassCape in ''Webcomic/JennyAndTheMultiverse'' has one of those.
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* Vector in ''WesternAnimation/DespicableMe'' wears a tracksuit with a high collar.
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* In ''Film/TheThirstyDead'', Baru, the high priest of the evil {{cult}}, wears a cape with a collar that is higher than his head.
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* ''Franchise/{{Batman}}'' villain ComicBook/RasAlGhul's most common outfit has a high collar. Although he is a terrorist and assassin, he has an air of nobility about him.
* ''ComicBook/{{Batwoman}}'' has the High Madame, the queen/high priestess/kingpin of the Religion of Crime. Her costume includes a collar with several points that is only slightly shorter than her head in the back
* ''ComicBook/{{Batwoman}}'' has the High Madame, the queen/high priestess/kingpin of the Religion of Crime. Her costume includes a collar with several points that is only slightly shorter than her head in the back
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** ComicBook/RasAlGhul's most common outfit has a high collar. Although he is a terrorist and assassin, he has an air of nobility about him.
* ** In [[AlternateContinuities alternate continuities]] and futures where he becomes Batman, Damian Wayne's Batsuit frequently features a high collar, such as in ''Batman: Urban Legends'', ''ComicBook/SuperSons'', and ''VideoGame/Injustice2''. This feature is perhaps a nod to his maternal grandfather, the aforementioned Ra's al Ghul, and to reflect the fact that he tends to exhibit more violent tendencies than his father.
** ''ComicBook/{{Batwoman}}'' has the High Madame, the queen/high priestess/kingpin of the Religion of Crime. Her costume includes a collar with several points that is only slightly shorter than her head in the back
** ComicBook/RasAlGhul's most common outfit has a high collar. Although he is a terrorist and assassin, he has an air of nobility about him.
** ''ComicBook/{{Batwoman}}'' has the High Madame, the queen/high priestess/kingpin of the Religion of Crime. Her costume includes a collar with several points that is only slightly shorter than her head in the back
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* ''WesternAnimation/TheTransformers'': The Sweeps have these integrated into their Robot modes.
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* Driven UpToEleven by Yzma in a single scene in ''WesternAnimation/TheEmperorsNewGroove''. The thing was at least a foot tall, going by normal human proporations, towering above the top of her head.
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* WesternAnimation/{{Megamind}} ''loves'' these. They're even on his pajamas! Taken UpToEleven with... The Black ''Mambaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa!'' Everybody on his home planet loves these.
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* WesternAnimation/{{Megamind}} ''loves'' these. They're even on his pajamas! Taken UpToEleven with...Then there's... The Black ''Mambaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa!'' Everybody on his home planet loves these.
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* ''Series/ForeverKnight''. Worn by Lucien [=LaCroix=] in flashback scenes along with a black BadassLongcoat. Probably a Creator/BelaLugosi ShoutOut in this VampireDetectiveSeries. In the present day he keeps the longcoat but [[ManOfWealthAndTaste loses the unfashionable collar]].
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* ''Series/ForeverKnight''. Worn by Lucien [=LaCroix=] in flashback scenes along with a black BadassLongcoat. Probably a Creator/BelaLugosi ShoutOut in this VampireDetectiveSeries.
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* ''Series/ForeverKnight''. Worn by Lucien [=LaCroix=] in flashback scenes along with a black BadassLongcoat. Probably a Creator/BelaLugosi ShoutOut in this VampireDetectiveSeries.
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* ''Series/StarTrekVoyager''
** In "Warlord" the villain launches a coup d'etat, executing the previous ruler and removing his symbol of office. Rather than a crown this is a metal collar, so this trope comes into effect once he puts it on.
** Captain Janeway wears an outfit with one, when playing intergalactic FemmeFatale Queen Arachnia in "Bride of Chaotica!".
** In "Warlord" the villain launches a coup d'etat, executing the previous ruler and removing his symbol of office. Rather than a crown this is a metal collar, so this trope comes into effect once he puts it on.
** Captain Janeway wears an outfit with one, when playing intergalactic FemmeFatale Queen Arachnia in "Bride of Chaotica!".
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** In "Warlord" the villain launches a coup d'etat, executing the previous ruler and removing his symbol of office. Rather than a crown this is a metal collar, so this trope comes into effect once he puts it on.
**''Series/StarTrekVoyager''. Captain Janeway wears an outfit with one, a spiderweb-style collar when playing intergalactic FemmeFatale Queen Arachnia in "Bride of Chaotica!".Chaotica!".
** In "Warlord" the villain launches a coup d'etat, executing the previous ruler and removing his symbol of office. Rather than a crown this is a metal collar, so this trope comes into effect once he puts it on.
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* In the FairyTale episode of ''WesternAnimation/XMen'', Magnus has this on his cape.
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* Lord Grandfather, ThePatriarch of the titular ''Manga/ShadowsHouse'' wears the coat with a collar so high, his head is completely obscured.
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** {{Subverted}} with [[PlayerCharacter the Avatar]] in ''[[VideoGame/FireEmblemAwakening Awakening]]'', however, who sports quite a high collar on [=his/her=] cloak but is firmly one of the good guys. [[spoiler: DoubleSubverted because by extension, [[EvilTwin the Hierophant/Grima's human form]] ''also'' has that collar.]]
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** {{Subverted}} with [[PlayerCharacter the Avatar]] in ''[[VideoGame/FireEmblemAwakening Awakening]]'', however, who sports quite a high collar on [=his/her=] their cloak but is firmly one of the good guys. [[spoiler: DoubleSubverted because by extension, [[EvilTwin the Hierophant/Grima's human form]] ''also'' has that collar.]]
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* ''WesternAnimation/{{Arcane}}'': BigBad Silco wears his greatcoat with its collars up, giving him this look.
* ''WesternAnimation/{{Ben 10}}'': Charmcaster has high collars on several of her outfits, ranging from just reaching the jawbone to up around her ears. Interestingly, the highest collar is on the outfit she wore in the original series episode "Tough Luck", where she's helping her Uncle Hex with one of his nefarious plots.
* ''WesternAnimation/{{Ben 10}}'': Charmcaster has high collars on several of her outfits, ranging from just reaching the jawbone to up around her ears. Interestingly, the highest collar is on the outfit she wore in the original series episode "Tough Luck", where she's helping her Uncle Hex with one of his nefarious plots.
* Master Cyclonis from ''WesternAnimation/StormHawks'' has a ring of spines around her collar that she can [[CollapsibleHelmet collapse]] into a [[InTheHood hood]] for extra style points.
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* Master Cyclonis from ''WesternAnimation/StormHawks'' has a ring of spines around her collar that she can [[CollapsibleHelmet collapse]] into a [[InTheHood hood]] for extra style points.
* ''WesternAnimation/{{Ben 10}}'': Charmcaster has high collars on several of her outfits, ranging from just reaching the jawbone to up around her ears. Interestingly, the highest collar is on the outfit she wore in the original series episode "Tough Luck", where she's helping her Uncle Hex with one of his nefarious plots.
* ''WesternAnimation/{{Ben 10}}'': Charmcaster has high collars on several of her outfits, ranging from just reaching the jawbone to up around her ears. Interestingly, the highest collar is on the outfit she wore in the original series episode "Tough Luck", where she's helping her Uncle Hex with one of his nefarious plots.
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This began when ''Theatre/{{Dracula|1924}}'' was adapted into a stage play, and Creator/BelaLugosi famously played the count wearing an opera cape with the collar upturned, so that he could just turn around into the shadows, and the collar and [[EvilWearsBlack blackness of the long cape]] made him seem to disappear. When it was made into a film, the effect was redundant, but Lugosi kept the collar of the cape up just for the appearance, and it became iconic.
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This began when ''Theatre/{{Dracula|1924}}'' was adapted into a stage play, and Creator/BelaLugosi famously played the count wearing an opera cape OminousOperaCape with the collar upturned, so that he could just turn around into the shadows, and the collar and [[EvilWearsBlack blackness of the long cape]] made him seem to disappear. When it was made into a film, the effect was redundant, but Lugosi kept the collar of the cape up just for the appearance, and it became iconic.
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* WesternAnimation/MegaMind ''loves'' these. They're even on his pajamas! Taken UpToEleven with... The Black ''Mambaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa!'' Everybody on his home planet loves these.
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**[[CastingAShadow Sliske]]'s role as a major villain becomes apparent at the end of "The World Wakes", and he returns as the primarily antagonist in "Missing, Presumed Death", spotting a much larger collar. This lead to a fanart joking that he would have a comically massive collar in the next quest, "Sliske's Engame", which ended up being [[https://twitter.com/runescape/status/674499022980272128 tweeted by the developers]].
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* In ''Manga/ZatchBell'' the main antagonist Zofis wears robe with high collar.
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