History Main / SigilSpam

** In the Mansion of E the and its Basement the "E" is all over furniture and Human-made machinery.

Some groups, however, carry this to a ridiculous extreme, especially if a megalomaniac villain is in charge. When this trope is in play, the design will be wantonly slapped on ''everything'' in sight, down to the most mundane items and meaningless locations. Bathroom doors, coffee mugs, staplers, golf carts, {{Highly Conspicuous Uniform}}s -- nothing is out of the question, no matter how trivial or impractical it may be. This reaches its fullest expression when entire vehicles and even bases are constructed in the very shape of the logo.

** In addition, he also has put the simple Aphex Twin logo on most of his albums, many EPs, and most of the merch as well.

* ''Literature/TheMachineriesOfEmpire'': Personal and collective "signifiers" are very culturally important in the [[GalacticSuperpower Hexarchate]], but the military Kel faction are especially notorious for decorating with their [[NobleBirdOfPrey ashhawk]] emblem wherever they can fit it.

* A bizarre one in ''Film/{{Armageddon}}'', where the shuttles are rushed out in order to make the date of the mission -- yet feature large decals with their names all over the interior. Apparently the NASA art department fears not the end of the world.

** In ''Franchise/DigimonUniverseApplimonsters'', Onmon has a blue power-on symbol on its helmet and Offmon has a red power-off symbol on its goggles. The designs of their higher-grade forms get these symbols all over their clothing and armor.

** Several of the Legendary Warriors including one of the villains have stylized Kanji for their respective ElementalPowers incorporated into their designs. Special mention goes to Takuya, though since all of his Digimon forms except for [=BurningGreymon=] have the fire symbol somewhere on their armor.

** ''Series/StarTrekDiscovery'' takes this trope UpToEleven, with the uniforms sporting hundreds, potentially thousands, of [[https://s-media-cache-ak0.pinimg.com/736x/d3/6e/80/d36e80646e7cabc0952747cd3f70d2ec.jpg tiny Starfleet deltas.]]

** Taken UpToEleven with HYDRA in the second season; for an organization that's supposed to be ''completely'' covert, they don't have any problems wearing HYDRA lapel pins on their HYDRA jackets, carrying precious cargo in HYDRA-branded crates, or painting three-feet-tall logos all over their secret laboratories. Taken ''even further'' now that it's been revealed that [[spoiler:HYDRA has been around ''[[Really700YearsOld for millennia]].'' They left a trail for thousands of years that [=FitzSimmons=] manage to pick up on from an old NASA mission patch combined with copious research. Since S.H.I.E.L.D. was corrupted from the start by HYDRA, maybe that's where they got into the habit]].

* ''Webcomic/GirlGenius'' turns the sigil business UpToEleven:

* ''Manga/ShonanJunaiGumi'': Yagyo Atsuki's "demons" graffiti the kanji for "{{oni}}" everywhere, including [[TheVillainKnowsWhereYouLive Ryuji and Nagisa's bus]].

* Both the Hive Academy and the Teen Titans from the ''WesternAnimation/TeenTitans'' cartoon use this trope.

** This incarnation of Doctor Doom '''loves''' having a logo of his mask forming a V all over his SuperVillainLair.

* The marble race YouTube channel ''MIKAN'' puts their orange logo on nearly anything circular.

* "Franchise/GIJoe": while the titular counterterrorist force has their current logo on their war machines, Cobra takes it to the illogical extreme. Every vehicle they produce has at least three of their immortal COBRA sigils on it as a prerequisite, and some, like the HISS Tank, are somewhat serpent-shaped. Their average footman has a huge cobra on their chest and a tiny one on their shoulder. Most of their bases are emblazoned or shaped like the logo. Say what you will about his sanity, but the Commander knows a thing or two about brand loyalty (Cobra-Cola, anybody?).

** In "[[Recap/DoctorWhoS12E5RevengeOfTheCybermen Revenge of the Cyberman]]", the Vogans have their swirly symbol (that would later become the Seal of Rassilon) plastered all over their city: showing up on uniforms, as wall decorations, inscribed into furniture, etc.

** In "Dark Water", the Cyberman felt in necessary to decorate the doors of the 3W Institute with the Cybus logo for some reason.

* ''Series/{{Millennium}}'' uses the Millennium Group's ''ouroboros'' logo (a snake eating its own tail) as a repeating motif.

* NERV does this in the ''Anime/RebuildOfEvangelion'' movies. CreepyCoolCrosses and [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sephirot sephirots]] appear all over ''Anime/NeonGenesisEvangelion''. Even the disposable paper cups used in the NERV base for coffee breaks have the organization's symbol on them.

* ''Webcomic/MetompsychosisUnion'': OPAL has their name stamped all over buildings and walls in the Greater Garlen Product Commune.

* The winged logo of Weylen-Yutani (as it was named in the original ''Film/{{Alien}}'') is plastered all over the inside of the ''Nostromo''. It appears on uniforms, equipment, containers, coffee mugs, utensils, water dispensers, beer cans and even Jones the cat's food bowls.

* In ''WesternAnimation/AvatarTheLastAirbender'', every nation has a symbol but only the fire nation seems to love theirs. It's on all of the military uniforms and vehicles, the nobles work it into their everyday outfits, it's hung just about anywhere in a fire nation city or colony. A container of food can't even be sent to a poor fishing village without stamping it on. Explained in-universe that the Fire Nation has a much heavier nationalistic mindset than other countries and everyone takes their patriotism a bit too far.

** The Imperium slaps Aquilas on everything it can, and also seems fond of skulls, whether real or modeled. Individual Space Marine Chapters, particularly the Ultramarines, are fond of this with their Chapter badges; in an image of an Ultramarine from the ''TabletopGame/{{Deathwatch}}'' supplement ''Rites of Battle'' there are at least ''sixteen'' visible badges on his armour. The Sisters of Battle tend to be covered in Fleur-De-Lys symbols, and the Mechanicus has their cogwheel insignia. In fact, the only Imperial institution that avoids Sigil Spam is the Officio Assassinorum, as it'd probably be counter-productive in their case.

** And ''then'' there's the new [[http://zweischneid.files.wordpress.com/2013/06/lord-of-battle.jpg Khorne Lord of Skulls]] kit. Virtually every surface is adorned with either the Blood God's symbol or the eight-pointed star, to the point where ''each individual section of its treads'' sports two Khornate skull symbols. The front view depicted in that link has no less than 23 visible Khornate skulls. (Don't even ''try'' to count the [[NothingButSkulls genuine skulls]] -- even the sculptor lost count.)

* ''Series/TheWheelOfTime'': The Dragon's Fang (the black half of a yin-yang) appears spontaneously a few times: In episode 1, while scouting the Two Rivers, Lan finds a number of sheep that have been slaughtered and their bodies arranged into the symbol. In the flashback in episode 3, when Nynaeve kills a trolloc in the village's sacred spring, its blood forms the symbol in the water, and when [[spoiler:Thom kills Dana to save Rand and Mat later in the episode, her blood also forms the symbol in a puddle]].