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* The term [[TheBerserker berserker]] literally means ''bear jacket'' and refers to Norse warriors who, among [[TheBrute other]] [[BadAss things]], wore bear pelts in combat.
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* The term [[TheBerserker berserker]] literally means ''bear jacket'' and refers to Norse warriors who, among [[TheBrute other]] [[BadAss things]], wore bear pelts in combat.
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* In ''Through Wolf's Eyes'' Firekeeper's original outfit was made out of the hide of a deer she had killed herself. It is explicitly mentioned that the leather of her outfit is of low quality, as she was literally RaisedByWolves and knew nothing of practical tanning.
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* The BigBad of the fifth ''{{Redwall}}'' book, ''The Bellmaker'' is [[SdrawkcabName Urgan Nagru]], a fox who [[BlatantLies (allegedly)]] killed a wolf then took his name and pelt for himself. [[spoiler:Nagru is HoistByHisOwnPetard when he gets rammed into a tree, causing the teeth of the wolf's skull to stab through his head and kill him.]]
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* The BigBad of the fifth ''{{Redwall}}'' book, ''The Bellmaker'' Bellmaker'', is [[SdrawkcabName Urgan Nagru]], a fox who [[BlatantLies (allegedly)]] killed a wolf then took his name and pelt for himself. [[spoiler:Nagru is HoistByHisOwnPetard when he gets rammed into a tree, causing the teeth of the wolf's skull to stab through his head and kill him.]]
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* The BigBad of the fifth ''{{Redwall}}'' book, ''The Bellmaker'' is [[SdrawkcabName Urgan Nagru]], a fox who [[BlatantLies (allegedly)]] killed a wolf then took his name and pelt for himself. [[spoiler:Nagru is HoistByHisOwnPetard when he gets rammed into a tree, causing the teeth of the wolf's skull to stab through his head and kill him.]]
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** Subverted in that, while most of your armor and weaponry are made of the bones, shell, and hide of things you hunt down and kill/capture, you never make it yourself during a hunt, but rather take the materials in to a professional to have them processed and crafted into a suit of armor/weapon (As demonstrated in the opening of Freedom Unite, which explains why crafting also costs money on-top of materials).
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[[caption-width-right:283:Mankind's first hoodie.]]
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* SchlockMercenary had one sequence that made reference to the absurd number of steps (though only showing some). Of course they manage to skip some thanks to Schlock's... ''unique'' biology.
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* SchlockMercenary ''Webcomic/SchlockMercenary'' had one sequence that made reference to the absurd number of steps (though only showing some). Of course they manage to skip some thanks to Schlock's... ''unique'' biology.
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* A very common foe in {{Scion}}. "Nemean" is a term that refers to any animal that is supernaturally huge, powerful, and evil, usually somehow related to the titans. A nemean lion can be the size of an elephant. A nemean elephant can be the size of a house. All of them generally look like gigantic versions of the common animals, but sometimes they have some monstrous features. The skin of a nemean animal is nigh impenetrable, and many heroes have made coats, cloaks, or jackets from nemean best skin that are the best non-Relic armor available in the setting (and often enough, they become Relics). On a sidenote, once you become so powerful that a lion the size of an elephant is your version of a common mook, don't worry: there are also ''Typhonian'' animals, that are big enough to provide a serious challenge to ''gods''. A typhonian lion can be the size of a tall building, it's hide is even tougher, and if you skin it, is even better a prize...
* A very common foe in {{Scion}}. "Nemean" is a term that refers to any animal that is supernaturally huge, powerful, and evil, usually somehow related to the titans. A nemean lion can be the size of an elephant. A nemean elephant can be the size of a house. All of them generally look like gigantic versions of the common animals, but sometimes they have some monstrous features. The skin of a nemean animal is nigh impenetrable, and many heroes have made coats, cloaks, or jackets from nemean best skin that are the best non-Relic armor available in the setting (and often enough, they become Relics). On a sidenote, once you become so powerful that a lion the size of an elephant is your version of a common mook, don't worry: there are also ''Typhonian'' animals, that are big enough to provide a serious challenge to ''gods''. A typhonian lion can be the size of a tall building, it's hide is even tougher, and if you skin it, is even better a prize...
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* MonsterHunter is basically made of this trope.
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* MonsterHunter ''VideoGame/MonsterHunter'' is basically made of this trope.
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* Explicitly averted in ''[[MabinogiFantasyLife Mabinogi]]'' (at least as of the original in-game region): the only leather you can use has been harvested (and presumably tanned) by less civilized species than the player characters.
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* Explicitly averted in ''[[MabinogiFantasyLife Mabinogi]]'' (at least as of the original in-game region): the only leather you can use has been harvested and de-furred (and presumably tanned) by less civilized species than the player characters.
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* Explicitly averted in ''[[MabinogiFantasyLife Mabinogi]]'' (at least as of the original in-game region): the only leather you can use has been harvested (and presumably tanned) by less civilized species than the player characters.
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* A particularly macabre version of this is featured in ''{{Firefly}}/{{Serenity}}'', the Reavers wear clothing made from skins, ''human'' skins.
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* A particularly macabre version of this is featured in ''{{Firefly}}/{{Serenity}}'', ''Series/{{Firefly}}/Film/{{Serenity}}'', the Reavers wear clothing made from skins, ''human'' skins.
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* Remember the Cowardly Lion from ''{{The Wizard of Oz}}''? That costume was made from the skin of an actual lion, complete with tail and claws.
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* Remember the Cowardly Lion from ''{{The ''Film/{{The Wizard of Oz}}''? That costume was made from the skin of an actual lion, complete with tail and claws.
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* [[ExcelSaga Excel]] once did this to a crocodile. As she had to do it bare-handed, it left her hands badly torn.
* [[HajimeNoIppo Takamura]] once took out a bear by [[CrowningMomentOfAwesome punching it a bunch of times]]. He let the bear live because she was only [[MamaBear protecting her cub]]. However, Nekota came across the bear, killed it, and made bear stew. In Takamura's next fight, he wore the bear skin as part of his grand entrance.
* [[HajimeNoIppo Takamura]] once took out a bear by [[CrowningMomentOfAwesome punching it a bunch of times]]. He let the bear live because she was only [[MamaBear protecting her cub]]. However, Nekota came across the bear, killed it, and made bear stew. In Takamura's next fight, he wore the bear skin as part of his grand entrance.
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* [[ExcelSaga Excel]] In ''ExcelSaga'', Excel once did this to a crocodile. As she had to do it bare-handed, it left her hands badly torn.
*[[HajimeNoIppo Takamura]] In ''HajimeNoIppo'', Takamura once took out a bear by [[CrowningMomentOfAwesome punching it a bunch of times]]. He let the bear live because she was only [[MamaBear protecting her cub]]. However, Nekota came across the bear, killed it, and made bear stew. In Takamura's next fight, he wore the bear skin as part of his grand entrance.
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* In the ''AdventureTime'' episode "Susan Strong", Finn discovers a tribe of humans [[spoiler:(or so he thought)]] that wear animal skins as hats. This casts disturbing implications on the nature of Finn's own NiceHat.
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* In the ''AdventureTime'' ''WesternAnimation/AdventureTime'' episode "Susan Strong", Finn discovers a tribe of humans [[spoiler:(or so he thought)]] that wear animal skins as hats. This casts disturbing implications on the nature of Finn's own NiceHat.
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* A particularly macabre version of this is featured in ''{{Firefly}}/{{Serenity}}'', the Reavers wear clothing made from skins, ''human'' skins.
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* This goes hand in hand with the [[OneMillionBC prehistoric setting]] in ''Manga/WildRock''.
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* MySideOfTheMountain has the protagonist kill a deer through use of traps, and the process of tanning its hide is long, complicated, and detailed. Kid has a good memory.
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* MySideOfTheMountain Literature/MySideOfTheMountain has the protagonist kill a deer through use of traps, and the process of tanning its hide is long, complicated, and detailed. Kid has a good memory.
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* In ''FalloutNewVegas'', various scouts and spies for Caesar's Legion wear helms made from the head of a dog, most notable is Vulpes Inculta.
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* In ''FalloutNewVegas'', various scouts and the Frumentarii, spies for of Caesar's Legion Legion, all wear Vexillarius helms made from the head of a dog, most notable is Vulpes Inculta.
except when going undercover.
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* In the ''AdventureTime'' episode "Susan Strong", Finn discovers a tribe of humans [[spoiler:(or so he thought)]] that wear animal skins as hats. This casts disturbing implications on the nature of Finn's own NiceHat.
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* In ''FalloutNewVegas'', various scouts and spies for Caesar's Legion wear helms made from the head of a dog, most notable is Vulpes Inculta.
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* Laburnum of ProtectorsOfThePlotContinuum wears the pelt of one of her anthropomorphic victims, "Raketooth the Amazing Three-Armed Fox". She hasn't had time to properly tan it as of current canon, and people are complaining about the smell.
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* Laburnum of ProtectorsOfThePlotContinuum wears the pelt of one of her anthropomorphic victims, "Raketooth the Amazing Three-Armed Fox". She hasn't had time to properly tan it as of current canon, and people are complaining about the smell.
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* Laburnum of ProtectorsOfThePlotContinuum wears the pelt of one of her anthropomorphic victims, "Raketooth the Amazing Three-Armed Fox". She hasn't had time to properly tan it as of current canon, and people are complaining about the smell.
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* In Windwalker the [[BadassGrandpa ancient]], [[OnlyMostlyDead returning-from-the-dead]], [[ThePatriarch chief]] has an adrenaline boosting run-in with a bear. After killing it, he wears its pelt to keep warm in the snow.
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* In Windwalker ''{{Windwalker}}'' the [[BadassGrandpa ancient]], [[OnlyMostlyDead returning-from-the-dead]], [[ThePatriarch chief]] has an adrenaline boosting run-in with a bear. After killing it, he wears its pelt to keep warm in the snow.
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* ''FinalFantasyTactics''" You can get certain weapons, armors and accessories by poaching monsters and trading them.
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* ''FinalFantasyTactics''" ''FinalFantasyTactics'': You can get certain weapons, armors and accessories by poaching monsters and trading them.
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* In ''Emperor: The Death of Kings'', Corvix has a head dress made from a lion's head that he killed many years ago.
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* Michael Havel, AKA Lord Bear of the Bearkillers, from S.M. Stirling's Emberverse-trilogy, wears the head of the bear that earned him and the outfit their names on his helmet. Subvertes the trope by making Havel nearly get killed by the bear, and tanning is done by specialists off-page.
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* Michael Havel, AKA Lord Bear of the Bearkillers, from S.[=~S. M. Stirling's Emberverse-trilogy, Stirling~=]'s {{Emberverse}} trilogy, wears the head of the bear that earned him and the outfit their names on his helmet. Subvertes the trope by making Havel nearly get killed by the bear, and tanning is done by specialists off-page.
