History Main / SandalPunk

* ''VideoGame/GodOfWar''

* ''VideoGame/GodOfWarIII''

* Harryhausen's ''Film/JasonAndTheArgonauts'' and ''Film/{{Clash of the Titans|1981}}'' are set in a version of Greece where fantasy monsters are real.

* ''VideoGame/AgeOfMythology''

* ''WesternAnimation/{{Hercules}}'', the midquel series to the Disney movie mentioned above, is set in an anachronistic version of ancient Greece.

* Disney's ''Disney/{{Hercules}}'' is a re-telling of the ancient myths about Hercules.

* WesternAnimation/{{Hercules}}, the midquel series to the Disney movie mentioned above, is set in an anachronistic version of ancient Greece.

* WesternAnimation/{{Hercules}}, a midquel series to the Disney movie mentioned above, is set in an anachronistic version of ancient Greece.

* ''{{Webcomic/Vattu}}'' is set in a vaguely Iron Age setting, populated by a number of non-human races. Sahta, for instance, is a pretty clear FantasyCounterpartCulture to TheGloryThatWasRome.

* Harryhausen's ''Film/JasonAndTheArgonauts'' and ''Film/ClashOfTheTitans'' are set in a version of Greece where fantasy monsters are real.

* ''Pyramid'' magazine outlined two separate Sandalpunk ''TabletopGames/{{GURPS}}'' settings: "Bronzepunk" (Greece) and "Ironpunk" (Rome).

* ''Pyramid'' magazine outlined two seperate Sandalpunk ''TabletopGames/{{GURPS}}'' settings: "Bronzepunk" (Greece) and "Ironpunk" (Rome).

* Those historical novels by MaryRenault which are set in ancient greece.

* Lou Ferrigno's ''{{Film/Hercules}}'' battles giant extraterrestial robots.

* The Bronze Age world of {{Comics/Slaine}} combines Sandal Punk with StonePunk.

* Film/ThreeHundred with its Persian ninjas, giant warriors and grenade throwing wizards.
* Lou Ferrigno's {{Film/Hercules}} battles giant extraterrestial robots.
* Harryhausen's Film/JasonAndTheArgonauts and Film/ClashOfTheTitans are set in a version of Greece where fantasy monsters are real.

* The ''DoctorWho'' episode "The Fires of Pompeii," set in that city right before the famous volcanic eruption that destroyed it, had elements of this, particularly its depiction of Roman religion.

Sandal punk is a subgenre of the PunkPunk science fiction category. It focuses on the classical period or the ancient world before the Middle Ages, usually AncientRome, or AncientGreece, or [[AncientGrome both]], sometimes with hints of TheTrojanWar; or alternatively, on a FantasyCounterpartCulture or PlanetOfHats modeled on those settings.

* ''Pyramid'' magazine outlined two seperate Sandalpunk settins: "Bronzepunk" (Greece) and "Ironpunk" (Rome).

Sandal punk is a subgenre of the SteamPunk science fiction category. It focuses on the classical period or the ancient world before the Middle Ages, usually AncientRome, or AncientGreece, or [[AncientGrome both]], sometimes with hints of TheTrojanWar; or alternatively, on a FantasyCounterpartCulture or PlanetOfHats modeled on those settings.

* An episode of ''Series//StarTrekTheOriginalSeries'' called "Bread and Circuses" focused on a parallel Earth discovered in another star system which was home to a [[PlanetOfHats modern-day Roman Empire]] with mid-20th century technology and media-driven popular culture with gladiator fights being both a part of the modern slavery institution as well as a professional sport.

* An episode of ''StarTrekTheOriginalSeries'' called "Bread and Circuses" focused on a parallel Earth discovered in another star system which was home to a [[PlanetOfHats modern-day Roman Empire]] with mid-20th century technology and media-driven popular culture with gladiator fights being both a part of the modern slavery institution as well as a professional sport.

* The ''DoctorWho'' episode "The Fires of Pompeii," set in that city right before the famous volcanic eruption that destroyed it, had elements of this, particularly its depiction of the Vestal Virgins.

Sandal punk is a subgenre of the SteamPunk science fiction category. It focuses on the classical period or the ancient world before the Middle Ages, usually AncientRome, or AncientGreece, or [[AncientGrome both]], sometimes with hints of TheTrojanWar.

* Series/HerculesTheLegendaryJourneys (1995-1999)
* Series/XenaWarriorPrincess (1995-2001)
* Series/YoungHercules (1998-1999)

!!Examples:
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* HerculesTheLegendaryJourneys (1995-1999)
* XenaWarriorPrincess (1995-2001)
* YoungHercules (1998-1999)

* YoungHercules (1998-1999)