History Main / SuperheroTeamUniform

-->--'''kaptainkristian''', "[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3BXP5XAkPt4 X-Men - Color and Costumes]]"

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* In ''ComicBook/{{Shazam}}''-related comics, the Marvel/Shazam family all wear bodysuits with golden belts, boots and cuffs and the iconic golden thunderbolt ChestInsignia. They are also ColorCodedForYourConvenience, with Billy and Mary wearing red (in some incarnations Mary wears white), Freddy wearing blue, and later characters Paco wearing green, Eugene wearing grey, and Darla wearing purple. Mary's costume is also distiguished by having a skirt.

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* Every iteration of the ''Franchise/PowerRangers'' has the team in some matching outfit design, often with white armor or coloring, and each ranger's suit mostly being his or her theme color.
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* ''Comicbook/NewMutants'': The original team wore the old X-Men uniform, before getting their own costumes. In the ''Comicbook/NewXMen'' era, the team started off with yellow and white outfits, mostly with a yellow upper torso with a blue X-Men logo in the centre, and a larger yellow X on the lower torso, before moving to the classic uniform in ''Comicbook/NewXMenAcademyX''. Other "squads" of the Xavier Institute student body had their own uniforms, most notably their rivals, the Hellions, who wore red and white.
* In ''ComicBook/RainbowRowellsRunaways'', the original J-Team all wore matching outfits. When the original 60's-style costumes went out of style, the team started using more individual costumes.

* Each class at ''WesternAnimation/HeroElementary'' all wear matching uniforms custom to their class.

* ''Comicbook/NewMutants'': The original team wore the old X-Men uniform, before getting their own costumes. In the ''Comicbook/NewXMen'' era, the team all wore yellow and white outfits, mostly with a yellow upper torso with a blue X-Men logo in the centre, and a larger yellow X on the lower torso. Other "squads" of the Xavier Institute student body had their own uniforms.

* In ''ComicBook/{{Shazam}}''-related comics, the boy Marvels all wear a similar shirt-pants-and-cape ensemble, while the girl Marvels all wear tops, skirts, and capes. All the tops have the iconic golden thunderbolt on them. In more recent incarnations, they became ColorCodedForYourConvenience, with Billy and Mary wearing red, Freddy wearing blue, Paco wearing green, Eugene wearing grey, and Darla wearing purple.

* The ''Franchise/XMen'' originally wore matching navy blue and yellow outfits that made them instantly recognizable to the public eye. But as the cast grew, the team moved away from this trope, with many X-Men possessing unique outfits separate from their compatriots, such as Jean Grey donning green and yellow as Phoenix, or Cyclops going with all black.

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* ''Film/XMen1'': [[MovieSuperheroesWearBlack In contrast to]] their comic book counterparts, who have a variety of colorful costumes, the movie X-Men all wear relatively matching black leather suits.

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* ''WesternAnimation/LeagueOfSuperEvil'': The ''Franchise/PowerRangers'' [[{{Expy}} expies]] the Force Fighters V all wear matching outfits with different colors, although Periwinkle is too fat to fit in his outfit with his belly exposed and his helmet only covering the top half of his face.

Note that this trope can also apply to supervillain teams and also does not apply to one-time missions such as space or underwater travels that naturally require matching group attire. Sister trope to CoordinatedClothes. Compare IdenticallyPoweredTeam. See also ClothesMakeTheLegend, MovieSuperheroesWearBlack, and CostumeEvolution.

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--> "I'm trying to figure out what exactly you are. You dress like a sailor senshi, and I can feel some similar magic from you, but I'm not familiar with any celestial object that's called 'Cathy'."

--> "After some discussion with the Aztlan institute and a few purchases of my own from a few Company of D.R.E.A.M.S. subsidiaries, I've managed to wrangle together a basic outfit kit for each of us."
--> Ditzy tilted her head. "Those are Crossworlds Guardian Emergency Worker Uniforms, aren't they?"
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--> I ditched the helmets and rigged together something different." She tapped a tiara resting on one of the mannequin's heads. "This is a micro-radio, complete with earbuds, that will let us remain in contact if we are anywhere within... three, four miles of each other. They are not aerodynamic, so there's not going to be any Lunar Tiara Action."
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--> "Are the colored collars and miniskirts just so we can look like Sailor Luna and her pals?"
--> "Actually no." Blue moved her hands up to the sailor collar. "The jewel on the chest is the outfit conversion module--you put your hand to it and say a keyphrase, you switch back to your civilian clothes. The ribbons serve as thaumatic dispersion units, keeping hostile magic from overwhelming the wearer. And the collar itself is woven with the Identity Derecognition Pattern."
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* ''WesternAnimation/RickAndMorty'': Semi-[[ParodiedTrope parodied]] in the [[Recap/RickAndMortyS3E4Vindicators3TheReturnOfWorldEnder Vindicators episode]] when Vance Maximus gives Morty a Vindicators team vest even though Vance was the only one wearing one before that.

Every {{Sentai}}, by default, is by definition an example of this.

Sometimes the costume may have different detailsand touches in different characters; see NonuniformUniform. Sometimes there may also be members who wear their own duds; see CustomUniform.

Note that this trope can also apply to supervillain teams and also does not apply to one-time missions such as space or underwater travels that naturally require matching group attire. Sister trope to CoordinatedClothes. Compare IdenticallyPoweredTeam. See also ClothesMakeTheLegend, MovieSuperheroesWearBlack, and CostumeEvolution. Also, every {{Sentai}} is by definition an example of this.

* ''Film/XMen1'': [[MovieSuperheroesWearBlack In contrast to]] their comic book counterparts, who have a variety of colorful costumes, the movie-X-Men all wear relatively matching black leather suits.

* ''WesternAnimation/LeagueOfSuperEvil'': The ''Franchise/PowerRangers'' [[{{Expy}} expies]] the Force Fighters V all wear matching outfits with different colours, although Periwinkle is too fat to fit in his outfit with his belly exposed and his helmet only covering the top half of his face.

* Every iteration of the ''Franchise/PowerRangers'' has the team in some matching outfit, often with white armor or coloring, and each ranger's suit mostly being his or her theme color.

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