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** This continues into the following Reiwa era: of the four lead Riders so far; Saber and Geats have red-white-and black suits, Revi and Vice wear pink (Revi as his primary color and Vice as a secondary), and Zero-One gains prominent red accents in his SuperMode. However, ''Geats'' ends up being a subversion: while he's the title character and is consistently presented with pieces of red armor in advertising and promotional material, he's not actually the hero of the story; either in the sense of being the main character or morally upright -- both of those traits go to SupportingProtagonist Kamen Rider Tycoon, while Geats is a manipulative AntiHero. Plus, he doesn't actually have the red parts of the armor most of the time in the show, as it comes from an AmplifierArtifact that ''all'' the Riders take turns using and the color instead represents [[RedOnesGoFaster the item's enhanced strength]].
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** This continues into the following Reiwa era: of the four five lead Riders so far; Saber and Geats have red-white-and black suits, Revi and Vice wear pink (Revi as his primary color and Vice as a secondary), and Zero-One gains prominent red accents in his SuperMode. However, ''Geats'' ends up Only the fifth Rider, Gotchard, averts it by being a subversion: while he's the title character and is consistently presented with pieces of red armor in advertising and promotional material, he's not actually the hero of the story; either in the sense of being the main character or morally upright -- both of those traits go to SupportingProtagonist Kamen Rider Tycoon, while Geats is a manipulative AntiHero. Plus, he doesn't actually have the red parts of the armor most of the time in the show, as it comes from an AmplifierArtifact that ''all'' the Riders take turns using and the color instead represents [[RedOnesGoFaster the item's enhanced strength]].primarily cyan blue.
** On ''Series/MahouSentaiMagiranger''/''Series/PowerRangersMysticForce'', the normally purple armor of Wolzard/Koragg becomes red after their HeelFaceTurn into Wolzard Fire/Wolf Warrior respectively.
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* ''Series/TheLordOfTheRingsTheRingsOfPower'': Prince Durin is a redheaded dwarf who dresses in red. He has the expected short temper that comes with the typology of his character, but he is a good man who goes as far as defying the will of the king himself to help his best friend.
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** The franchise has really embraced red in recent years, especially the modern Heisei era. Out of the 20 Heisei protagonist Riders, seven have red as the primary color of their default form,[[note]]Kuuga, Ryuki, Kabuto, Den-O, Kiva, Wizard, Drive[[/note]] four have red as a secondary but important color,[[note]]Faiz has red TronLines running down his suit, Hibiki has red on his hands and faceplate, OOO is usually one-third red and thematically tied to the color via his HeterosexualLifePartner ally Ankh, and Build is half-and-half red and blue[[/note]] and three get close enough with pink/magenta instead.[[note]]Decade and Ex-Aid (as a main color), Zi-O (as a prominent secondary color)[[/note]] Even some Riders that don't start with red suits have enhanced forms that gain red as a notable primary or secondary color where it wasn't there before.[[note]]Burning and Shining Agito, Faiz Blaster, Hibiki Kurenai ([[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin "Crimson"]]) and Armed Hibiki, OOO [=TaJaDor=] Combo, and Ghost Toucon Boost[[/note]]
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** The franchise has really embraced red in recent years, especially the modern Heisei era. Out of the 20 Heisei protagonist Riders, seven have red as the primary color of their default form,[[note]]Kuuga, Ryuki, Kabuto, Den-O, Kiva, Wizard, Drive[[/note]] four have red as a secondary but important color,[[note]]Faiz has red TronLines running down his suit, Hibiki has red on his hands and faceplate, OOO is usually one-third has a red helmet and is thematically tied to the color via his HeterosexualLifePartner ally Ankh, and Build is half-and-half red and blue[[/note]] and three get close enough with pink/magenta instead.[[note]]Decade and Ex-Aid (as a main color), Zi-O (as a prominent secondary color)[[/note]] Even some Riders that don't start with red suits have enhanced forms that gain red as a notable primary or secondary color where it wasn't there before.[[note]]Burning and Shining Agito, Faiz Blaster, Hibiki Kurenai ([[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin "Crimson"]]) and Armed Hibiki, OOO [=TaJaDor=] Combo, and Ghost Toucon Boost[[/note]]
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** The franchise has really embraced red in recent years, especially the modern Heisei era. Out of the 20 Heisei protagonist Riders, seven have red as the primary color of their default form,[[note]]Kuuga, Ryuki, Kabuto, Den-O, Kiva, Wizard, Drive[[/note]] three four have red as a secondary but important color,[[note]]Faiz has red TronLines running down his suit, Hibiki has red on his hands and faceplate, OOO is usually one-third red and thematically tied to the color via his HeterosexualLifePartner ally Ankh, and Build is half-and-half red and blue[[/note]] and six have "red adjacent" colors that are three get close enough to fit the pattern.[[note]]Hibiki (purple with red trim), Decade pink/magenta instead.[[note]]Decade and Ex-Aid (pink/magenta), Gaim and Ghost (both orange), and (as a main color), Zi-O (also magenta, but as (as a prominent secondary color)[[/note]] Even some Riders that don't start with red suits have enhanced forms that gain red as a notable primary or secondary color where it wasn't there before.[[note]]Burning and Shining Agito, Faiz Blaster, Hibiki Kurenai ([[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin "Crimson"]]) and Armed Hibiki, OOO [=TaJaDor=] Combo, and Ghost Toucon Boost[[/note]]
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** This continues into the following Reiwa era: of the four lead Riders so far; Saber and Geats have red-white-and black suits, Revi is "red-adjacent" with a and Vice wear pink suit, (Revi as his primary color and Vice as a secondary), and Zero-One gains prominent red accents in his SuperMode.SuperMode. However, ''Geats'' ends up being a subversion: while he's the title character and is consistently presented with pieces of red armor in advertising and promotional material, he's not actually the hero of the story; either in the sense of being the main character or morally upright -- both of those traits go to SupportingProtagonist Kamen Rider Tycoon, while Geats is a manipulative AntiHero. Plus, he doesn't actually have the red parts of the armor most of the time in the show, as it comes from an AmplifierArtifact that ''all'' the Riders take turns using and the color instead represents [[RedOnesGoFaster the item's enhanced strength]].
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** The franchise has really embraced red in recent years, especially the modern Heisei era. Out of the 20 Heisei protagonist Riders, seven have red as the primary color of their default form,[[note]]Kuuga, Ryuki, Kabuto, Den-O, Kiva, Wizard, Drive[[/note]] three have red as a secondary but important color,[[note]]Faiz has red TronLines running down his suit, OOO is usually one-third red and thematically tied to the color via his HeterosexualLifePartner ally Ankh, and Build is half-and-half red and blue[[/note]] and six have "red adjacent" colors in their primary form.[[note]]Hibiki (purple with red trim), Decade and Ex-Aid (pink/magenta), Gaim and Ghost (both orange), and Zi-O (also magenta, but as a prominent secondary color)[[/note]]. Even some Riders that don't start with red suits have enhanced forms that gain red as a notable primary or secondary color where it wasn't there before.[[note]]Burning and Shining Agito, Faiz Blaster, Hibiki Kurenai ([[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin "Crimson"]]) and Armed Hibiki, OOO [=TaJaDor=] Combo, and Ghost Toucon Boost[[/note]]
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** The franchise has really embraced red in recent years, especially the modern Heisei era. Out of the 20 Heisei protagonist Riders, seven have red as the primary color of their default form,[[note]]Kuuga, Ryuki, Kabuto, Den-O, Kiva, Wizard, Drive[[/note]] three have red as a secondary but important color,[[note]]Faiz has red TronLines running down his suit, OOO is usually one-third red and thematically tied to the color via his HeterosexualLifePartner ally Ankh, and Build is half-and-half red and blue[[/note]] and six have "red adjacent" colors in their primary form.that are close enough to fit the pattern.[[note]]Hibiki (purple with red trim), Decade and Ex-Aid (pink/magenta), Gaim and Ghost (both orange), and Zi-O (also magenta, but as a prominent secondary color)[[/note]]. color)[[/note]] Even some Riders that don't start with red suits have enhanced forms that gain red as a notable primary or secondary color where it wasn't there before.[[note]]Burning and Shining Agito, Faiz Blaster, Hibiki Kurenai ([[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin "Crimson"]]) and Armed Hibiki, OOO [=TaJaDor=] Combo, and Ghost Toucon Boost[[/note]]
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** This continues into the following Reiwa era. While Zero-One was primarily yellow and black, he was followed by Saber, who does have a suit with a lot of red; and Revi, who goes the "red-adjacent" route with a pink suit.
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** This continues into the following Reiwa era. While Zero-One was primarily yellow era: of the four lead Riders so far; Saber and black, he was followed by Saber, who does Geats have a suit with a lot of red; and Revi, who goes the red-white-and black suits, Revi is "red-adjacent" route with a pink suit.suit, and Zero-One gains prominent red accents in his SuperMode.
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Kamen Rider: Removing red alt-forms (as nearly all Riders have alt-forms of different colors, so red ones aren't that notable). Adding red Super Modes in their place. Also streamlining Ultraman and fixing indentation.
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** The franchise has really embraced red in recent years, especially the modern Heisei era. Out of the 20 Heisei protagonist Riders, seven have red as the primary color of their default form,[[note]]Kuuga, Ryuki, Kabuto, Den-O, Kiva, Wizard, Drive[[/note]] two have red as a secondary but important color,[[note]]Faiz has red TronLines running down his suit, while OOO is usually one-third red and thematically tied to the color via his HeterosexualLifePartner ally Ankh[[/note]] six have "red adjacent" colors in their primary form,[[note]]Hibiki (purple with red trim), Decade and Ex-Aid (pink/magenta), Gaim and Ghost (both orange), and Zi-O (also magenta, but as a prominent secondary color)[[/note]] and two of the remaining ones have a primary-red alternate form[[note]]Agito Flame Form and Fourze Fire States[[/note]] (as do some of those previously mentioned). Double and Build have half-colored costumes, with Build having red on his base form (which is also thematically tied to the character himself) while Double has a [[KillItWithFire fire-elemental]] alternate form. The only Heisei Rider to defy the theme completely is Blade, who has some incidental red elements (his eyes and some accents) but otherwise, the primary color of all his suits is navy blue/indigo.
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** The franchise has really embraced red in recent years, especially the modern Heisei era. Out of the 20 Heisei protagonist Riders, seven have red as the primary color of their default form,[[note]]Kuuga, Ryuki, Kabuto, Den-O, Kiva, Wizard, Drive[[/note]] two three have red as a secondary but important color,[[note]]Faiz has red TronLines running down his suit, while OOO is usually one-third red and thematically tied to the color via his HeterosexualLifePartner ally Ankh[[/note]] Ankh, and Build is half-and-half red and blue[[/note]] and six have "red adjacent" colors in their primary form,[[note]]Hibiki form.[[note]]Hibiki (purple with red trim), Decade and Ex-Aid (pink/magenta), Gaim and Ghost (both orange), and Zi-O (also magenta, but as a prominent secondary color)[[/note]] and two of the remaining ones color)[[/note]]. Even some Riders that don't start with red suits have a primary-red alternate form[[note]]Agito Flame Form and Fourze Fire States[[/note]] (as do some of those previously mentioned). Double and Build have half-colored costumes, with Build having enhanced forms that gain red on his base form (which is also thematically tied to the character himself) while Double has as a [[KillItWithFire fire-elemental]] alternate form. The only Heisei Rider to defy the theme completely is Blade, who has some incidental red elements (his eyes and some accents) but otherwise, the notable primary or secondary color of all his suits is navy blue/indigo.where it wasn't there before.[[note]]Burning and Shining Agito, Faiz Blaster, Hibiki Kurenai ([[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin "Crimson"]]) and Armed Hibiki, OOO [=TaJaDor=] Combo, and Ghost Toucon Boost[[/note]]
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* Most [[Franchise/UltraSeries Ultramen]], starting with [[Series/{{Ultraman}} the original]], tend to use a red and silver color scheme.
** There are silver (Ultraman, [[Series/ReturnOfUltraman Ultraman Jack]], [[Series/UltramanAce Ultraman Ace]], [[Series/UltramanEighty Ultraman Eighty]], etc.) and red Ultras ([[Series/UltraSeven Ultraseven]], [[Series/UltramanTaro Ultraman Taro]], [[Series/UltramanLeo Ultraman Leo and Astra]], [[Series/UltramanMax Ultraman Max]], [[Series/UltramanMebius Ultraman Mebius]], etc.), classified according to how much red is in the costume. These red Ultras tend to be more powerful than their silver counterparts.
** There are silver (Ultraman, [[Series/ReturnOfUltraman Ultraman Jack]], [[Series/UltramanAce Ultraman Ace]], [[Series/UltramanEighty Ultraman Eighty]], etc.) and red Ultras ([[Series/UltraSeven Ultraseven]], [[Series/UltramanTaro Ultraman Taro]], [[Series/UltramanLeo Ultraman Leo and Astra]], [[Series/UltramanMax Ultraman Max]], [[Series/UltramanMebius Ultraman Mebius]], etc.), classified according to how much red is in the costume. These red Ultras tend to be more powerful than their silver counterparts.
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* Most [[Franchise/UltraSeries Ultramen]], starting with [[Series/{{Ultraman}} the original]], tend to generally use a red and silver color scheme.
** Therescheme. Ultramen with more red on their bodies (Series/UltraSeven, Series/UltramanTaro, [[Series/UltramanLeo Ultraman Leo and Astra]], Series/UltramanMax, Series/UltramanMebius, etc.) tend to be more powerful than ones that are primarily silver (Ultraman, [[Series/ReturnOfUltraman Ultraman Jack]], [[Series/UltramanAce Ultraman Ace]], [[Series/UltramanEighty Ultraman Eighty]], Series/UltramanAce, Series/UltramanEighty, etc.) and red Ultras ([[Series/UltraSeven Ultraseven]], [[Series/UltramanTaro Ultraman Taro]], [[Series/UltramanLeo Ultraman Leo and Astra]], [[Series/UltramanMax Ultraman Max]], [[Series/UltramanMebius Ultraman Mebius]], etc.), classified according to how much red is in the costume. These red Ultras tend to be more powerful than their silver counterparts.
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* ''Series/LunaNera'': Janara has bright red hair, wears red dresses, and is highly skilled with a sword. She's one of the main heroes in the story, trying all to protect her brother and other witches from the Inquisition.
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* ''Franchise/SuperSentai'' / ''Franchise/PowerRangers'':
** The Red Ranger is always TheHero and almost always TheLeader to boot, to the point of being a potential TropeCodifier. At the end of ''Super Sentai'''s 25th anniversary movie, the previous Reds showed up out of nowhere to donate their power to the current team's mecha; and they appear again in the movie that kicked off the 45th anniversary season. The 10th ''Power Rangers'' anniversary was celebrated with all nine Red Rangers to date[[note]]not counting Rocky, who inherited the original Red Ranger powerset after Jason left[[/note]] teaming up, plus a red-colored SixthRanger to round things out (pictured on the main page). Along with blue, red is present in every ''Power Ranger'' and ''Super Sentai'' season.
** Played with in ''Series/JAKQDengekitai''. The series started with a Red Ranger named Spade Ace in the lead; but a ReTool brought in a white-colored SixthRanger, Big One, and had him upstage Spade Ace as team leader and the face of the series. But Spade Ace is still used as the team's representative when the franchise's Red Rangers are gathered together.
** The franchise also has [=AkaRed=], the living embodiment of Super Sentai's power, who can [[PowerCopying draw upon the power of all Red Rangers]]. He only shows up for {{Milestone Celebration}}s, like ''Series/GoGoSentaiBoukenger'', ''Series/KaizokuSentaiGokaiger'', and ''Series/DoubutsuSentaiZyuohger'' (the 30th, 35th, and 40th series respectively).
** ''Series/KaitouSentaiLupinrangerVSKeisatsuSentaiPatranger'' has two Ranger teams competing with one another. To help sell the idea that neither team is more of the protagonists than the other, both teams have their own Red Ranger. (It didn't work, as the Lupinrangers were more popular and became a SpotlightStealingSquad.)
** Played with in ''Series/KikaiSentaiZenkaiger''. It's a team composed of one human and four robots, and the human team leader Zenkaiser is a ''White'' Ranger (similar to Big One). However, he still has a lot of red on his suit, so he doesn't stick out too much from the established line of Red Rangers. The actual Red Ranger of the Zenkaigers is one of the robots, Juran, who serves as Zenkaiser's [[TheLancer Lancer]]. The situation is also lampshaded in a spinoff; a scheme to turn the Zenkaigers into a "normal" Sentai team includes a "Zenkai Red" trying to usurp control from Zenkaiser.
** The Red Ranger is always TheHero and almost always TheLeader to boot, to the point of being a potential TropeCodifier. At the end of ''Super Sentai'''s 25th anniversary movie, the previous Reds showed up out of nowhere to donate their power to the current team's mecha; and they appear again in the movie that kicked off the 45th anniversary season. The 10th ''Power Rangers'' anniversary was celebrated with all nine Red Rangers to date[[note]]not counting Rocky, who inherited the original Red Ranger powerset after Jason left[[/note]] teaming up, plus a red-colored SixthRanger to round things out (pictured on the main page). Along with blue, red is present in every ''Power Ranger'' and ''Super Sentai'' season.
** Played with in ''Series/JAKQDengekitai''. The series started with a Red Ranger named Spade Ace in the lead; but a ReTool brought in a white-colored SixthRanger, Big One, and had him upstage Spade Ace as team leader and the face of the series. But Spade Ace is still used as the team's representative when the franchise's Red Rangers are gathered together.
** The franchise also has [=AkaRed=], the living embodiment of Super Sentai's power, who can [[PowerCopying draw upon the power of all Red Rangers]]. He only shows up for {{Milestone Celebration}}s, like ''Series/GoGoSentaiBoukenger'', ''Series/KaizokuSentaiGokaiger'', and ''Series/DoubutsuSentaiZyuohger'' (the 30th, 35th, and 40th series respectively).
** ''Series/KaitouSentaiLupinrangerVSKeisatsuSentaiPatranger'' has two Ranger teams competing with one another. To help sell the idea that neither team is more of the protagonists than the other, both teams have their own Red Ranger. (It didn't work, as the Lupinrangers were more popular and became a SpotlightStealingSquad.)
** Played with in ''Series/KikaiSentaiZenkaiger''. It's a team composed of one human and four robots, and the human team leader Zenkaiser is a ''White'' Ranger (similar to Big One). However, he still has a lot of red on his suit, so he doesn't stick out too much from the established line of Red Rangers. The actual Red Ranger of the Zenkaigers is one of the robots, Juran, who serves as Zenkaiser's [[TheLancer Lancer]]. The situation is also lampshaded in a spinoff; a scheme to turn the Zenkaigers into a "normal" Sentai team includes a "Zenkai Red" trying to usurp control from Zenkaiser.
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**Roy Harper in ''Series/{{Arrow}}'', both [[http://img2.wikia.nocookie.net/__cb20130221131854/marvel_dc/images/d/dc/Roy_Harper_Arrow_TV_Series_002.png before]] and [[http://cdn.screenrant.com/wp-content/uploads/Roy-Harper-Arsenal-in-Arrow-Season-3-570x757.jpg after]] becoming Arsenal.
* ''Series/BattlestarGalactica2003'': During the GrandFinale the rebel Cylon Centurions have red "sashes" painted across their torsos for the big rescue mission so that their human allies will be able to tell the difference between them and the Centurions that sided with Cavil.
* The eponymous hero in ''Series/BIMASatriaGaruda'' has a color scheme dominated by red.
* ''Series/BuffyTheVampireSlayer'': Willow Rosenberg has red hair, and is a member of the Scooby Gang, a group of people protecting the world from the nasties in a Hellmouth. Faith and Spike even call her "[[AffectionateNickname Red]]."
* ''Series/Daredevil2015'' and ''Series/TheDefenders2017'': RedRanger is always TheHero and almost always TheLeader to boot, to the point of being a potential TropeCodifier. At color associated with Matt Murdock, although it isn't until the end of ''Super Sentai'''s 25th anniversary movie, the previous Reds showed up out of nowhere to donate their power to the current team's mecha; and they appear again in the movie Season 1 that kicked off the 45th anniversary season. The 10th ''Power Rangers'' anniversary was celebrated with all nine Red Rangers to date[[note]]not counting Rocky, who inherited the original Red Ranger powerset after Jason left[[/note]] teaming up, plus a red-colored SixthRanger to round things out (pictured on the main page). Along with blue, he gets his iconic red is present in every ''Power Ranger'' and ''Super Sentai'' season.
** Played with in ''Series/JAKQDengekitai''. The series started with a Red Ranger named Spade Ace in the lead; but a ReTool brought in a white-colored SixthRanger, Big One, and had him upstage Spade Ace as team leader and the face of the series. But Spade Ace is still used as the team's representative when the franchise's Red Rangers are gathered together.
** The franchise also has [=AkaRed=], the living embodiment of Super Sentai's power, who can [[PowerCopying draw upon the power of all Red Rangers]]. He only shows up for {{Milestone Celebration}}s, like ''Series/GoGoSentaiBoukenger'', ''Series/KaizokuSentaiGokaiger'', and ''Series/DoubutsuSentaiZyuohger'' (the 30th, 35th, and 40th series respectively).
** ''Series/KaitouSentaiLupinrangerVSKeisatsuSentaiPatranger'' has two Ranger teams competing with one another. To help sell the idea that neither team is more of the protagonists than the other, both teams have their own Red Ranger. (It didn't work, as the Lupinrangers were more popular and became a SpotlightStealingSquad.)
** Played with in ''Series/KikaiSentaiZenkaiger''. It's a team composed of one human and four robots, and the human team leader Zenkaiser is a ''White'' Ranger (similar to Big One). However, he still has a lot of red on his suit, so he doesn't stick out too much from the established line of Red Rangers. The actual Red Ranger of the Zenkaigers is one of the robots, Juran, who serves as Zenkaiser's [[TheLancer Lancer]]. The situation is also lampshaded in a spinoff; a scheme to turn the Zenkaigers into a "normal" Sentai team includes a "Zenkai Red" trying to usurp control from Zenkaiser.devil costume.
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* ''Series/BattlestarGalactica2003'': During the GrandFinale the rebel Cylon Centurions have red "sashes" painted across their torsos for the big rescue mission so that their human allies will be able to tell the difference between them and the Centurions that sided with Cavil.
* The eponymous hero in ''Series/BIMASatriaGaruda'' has a color scheme dominated by red.
* ''Series/BuffyTheVampireSlayer'': Willow Rosenberg has red hair, and is a member of the Scooby Gang, a group of people protecting the world from the nasties in a Hellmouth. Faith and Spike even call her "[[AffectionateNickname Red]]."
* ''Series/Daredevil2015'' and ''Series/TheDefenders2017'': Red
** Played with in ''Series/JAKQDengekitai''. The series started with a Red Ranger named Spade Ace in the lead; but a ReTool brought in a white-colored SixthRanger, Big One, and had him upstage Spade Ace as team leader and the face of the series. But Spade Ace is still used as the team's representative when the franchise's Red Rangers are gathered together.
** The franchise also has [=AkaRed=], the living embodiment of Super Sentai's power, who can [[PowerCopying draw upon the power of all Red Rangers]]. He only shows up for {{Milestone Celebration}}s, like ''Series/GoGoSentaiBoukenger'', ''Series/KaizokuSentaiGokaiger'', and ''Series/DoubutsuSentaiZyuohger'' (the 30th, 35th, and 40th series respectively).
** ''Series/KaitouSentaiLupinrangerVSKeisatsuSentaiPatranger'' has two Ranger teams competing with one another. To help sell the idea that neither team is more of the protagonists than the other, both teams have their own Red Ranger. (It didn't work, as the Lupinrangers were more popular and became a SpotlightStealingSquad.)
** Played with in ''Series/KikaiSentaiZenkaiger''. It's a team composed of one human and four robots, and the human team leader Zenkaiser is a ''White'' Ranger (similar to Big One). However, he still has a lot of red on his suit, so he doesn't stick out too much from the established line of Red Rangers. The actual Red Ranger of the Zenkaigers is one of the robots, Juran, who serves as Zenkaiser's [[TheLancer Lancer]]. The situation is also lampshaded in a spinoff; a scheme to turn the Zenkaigers into a "normal" Sentai team includes a "Zenkai Red" trying to usurp control from Zenkaiser.
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* Most [[Franchise/UltraSeries Ultramen]], starting with [[Series/{{Ultraman}} the original]], tend to use a red and silver color scheme.
** There are silver (Ultraman, [[Series/ReturnOfUltraman Ultraman Jack]], [[Series/UltramanAce Ultraman Ace]], [[Series/UltramanEighty Ultraman Eighty]], etc.) and red Ultras ([[Series/UltraSeven Ultraseven]], [[Series/UltramanTaro Ultraman Taro]], [[Series/UltramanLeo Ultraman Leo and Astra]], [[Series/UltramanMax Ultraman Max]], [[Series/UltramanMebius Ultraman Mebius]], etc.), classified according to how much red is in the costume. These red Ultras tend to be more powerful than their silver counterparts.
** There are silver (Ultraman, [[Series/ReturnOfUltraman Ultraman Jack]], [[Series/UltramanAce Ultraman Ace]], [[Series/UltramanEighty Ultraman Eighty]], etc.) and red Ultras ([[Series/UltraSeven Ultraseven]], [[Series/UltramanTaro Ultraman Taro]], [[Series/UltramanLeo Ultraman Leo and Astra]], [[Series/UltramanMax Ultraman Max]], [[Series/UltramanMebius Ultraman Mebius]], etc.), classified according to how much red is in the costume. These red Ultras tend to be more powerful than their silver counterparts.
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* The eponymous hero in ''Series/BIMASatriaGaruda'' has a color scheme dominated by red.
* Roy Harper in ''Series/{{Arrow}}'', both [[http://img2.wikia.nocookie.net/__cb20130221131854/marvel_dc/images/d/dc/Roy_Harper_Arrow_TV_Series_002.png before]] and [[http://cdn.screenrant.com/wp-content/uploads/Roy-Harper-Arsenal-in-Arrow-Season-3-570x757.jpg after]] becoming Arsenal.
* Roy Harper in ''Series/{{Arrow}}'', both [[http://img2.wikia.nocookie.net/__cb20130221131854/marvel_dc/images/d/dc/Roy_Harper_Arrow_TV_Series_002.png before]] and [[http://cdn.screenrant.com/wp-content/uploads/Roy-Harper-Arsenal-in-Arrow-Season-3-570x757.jpg after]] becoming Arsenal.
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* ''Series/Daredevil2015'' and ''Series/TheDefenders2017'': Red is the color associated with Matt Murdock, although it isn't until the end of season 1 that he gets his iconic red devil costume.
* ''Series/BuffyTheVampireSlayer'': Willow Rosenberg has red hair, and is a member of the Scooby Gang, a group of people protecting the world from the nasties in a Hellmouth. Faith and Spike even call her "[[AffectionateNickname Red]]."
* ''Series/BuffyTheVampireSlayer'': Willow Rosenberg has red hair, and is a member of the Scooby Gang, a group of people protecting the world from the nasties in a Hellmouth. Faith and Spike even call her "[[AffectionateNickname Red]]."
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* ''Series/BattlestarGalactica2003'': During ''Franchise/SuperSentai'' / ''Franchise/PowerRangers'':
** The Red Ranger is always TheHero and almost always TheLeader to boot, to theGrandFinale point of being a potential TropeCodifier. At the rebel Cylon Centurions have red "sashes" painted across end of ''Super Sentai'''s 25th anniversary movie, the previous Reds showed up out of nowhere to donate their torsos for power to the big rescue mission so current team's mecha; and they appear again in the movie that their human allies will be able to tell kicked off the difference between them 45th anniversary season. The 10th ''Power Rangers'' anniversary was celebrated with all nine Red Rangers to date[[note]]not counting Rocky, who inherited the original Red Ranger powerset after Jason left[[/note]] teaming up, plus a red-colored SixthRanger to round things out (pictured on the main page). Along with blue, red is present in every ''Power Ranger'' and ''Super Sentai'' season.
** Played with in ''Series/JAKQDengekitai''. The series started with a Red Ranger named Spade Ace in the lead; but a ReTool brought in a white-colored SixthRanger, Big One, and had him upstage Spade Ace as team leader and theCenturions face of the series. But Spade Ace is still used as the team's representative when the franchise's Red Rangers are gathered together.
** The franchise also has [=AkaRed=], the living embodiment of Super Sentai's power, who can [[PowerCopying draw upon the power of all Red Rangers]]. He only shows up for {{Milestone Celebration}}s, like ''Series/GoGoSentaiBoukenger'', ''Series/KaizokuSentaiGokaiger'', and ''Series/DoubutsuSentaiZyuohger'' (the 30th, 35th, and 40th series respectively).
** ''Series/KaitouSentaiLupinrangerVSKeisatsuSentaiPatranger'' has two Ranger teams competing with one another. To help sell the idea thatsided neither team is more of the protagonists than the other, both teams have their own Red Ranger. (It didn't work, as the Lupinrangers were more popular and became a SpotlightStealingSquad.)
** Played withCavil.in ''Series/KikaiSentaiZenkaiger''. It's a team composed of one human and four robots, and the human team leader Zenkaiser is a ''White'' Ranger (similar to Big One). However, he still has a lot of red on his suit, so he doesn't stick out too much from the established line of Red Rangers. The actual Red Ranger of the Zenkaigers is one of the robots, Juran, who serves as Zenkaiser's [[TheLancer Lancer]]. The situation is also lampshaded in a spinoff; a scheme to turn the Zenkaigers into a "normal" Sentai team includes a "Zenkai Red" trying to usurp control from Zenkaiser.
* Most [[Franchise/UltraSeries Ultramen]], starting with [[Series/{{Ultraman}} the original]], tend to use a red and silver color scheme.
** There are silver (Ultraman, [[Series/ReturnOfUltraman Ultraman Jack]], [[Series/UltramanAce Ultraman Ace]], [[Series/UltramanEighty Ultraman Eighty]], etc.) and red Ultras ([[Series/UltraSeven Ultraseven]], [[Series/UltramanTaro Ultraman Taro]], [[Series/UltramanLeo Ultraman Leo and Astra]], [[Series/UltramanMax Ultraman Max]], [[Series/UltramanMebius Ultraman Mebius]], etc.), classified according to how much red is in the costume. These red Ultras tend to be more powerful than their silver counterparts.
** The Red Ranger is always TheHero and almost always TheLeader to boot, to the
** Played with in ''Series/JAKQDengekitai''. The series started with a Red Ranger named Spade Ace in the lead; but a ReTool brought in a white-colored SixthRanger, Big One, and had him upstage Spade Ace as team leader and the
** The franchise also has [=AkaRed=], the living embodiment of Super Sentai's power, who can [[PowerCopying draw upon the power of all Red Rangers]]. He only shows up for {{Milestone Celebration}}s, like ''Series/GoGoSentaiBoukenger'', ''Series/KaizokuSentaiGokaiger'', and ''Series/DoubutsuSentaiZyuohger'' (the 30th, 35th, and 40th series respectively).
** ''Series/KaitouSentaiLupinrangerVSKeisatsuSentaiPatranger'' has two Ranger teams competing with one another. To help sell the idea that
** Played with
* Most [[Franchise/UltraSeries Ultramen]], starting with [[Series/{{Ultraman}} the original]], tend to use a red and silver color scheme.
** There are silver (Ultraman, [[Series/ReturnOfUltraman Ultraman Jack]], [[Series/UltramanAce Ultraman Ace]], [[Series/UltramanEighty Ultraman Eighty]], etc.) and red Ultras ([[Series/UltraSeven Ultraseven]], [[Series/UltramanTaro Ultraman Taro]], [[Series/UltramanLeo Ultraman Leo and Astra]], [[Series/UltramanMax Ultraman Max]], [[Series/UltramanMebius Ultraman Mebius]], etc.), classified according to how much red is in the costume. These red Ultras tend to be more powerful than their silver counterparts.
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** The Red Ranger is always TheHero and almost always TheLeader to boot, to the point of being a potential TropeCodifier. At the end of ''Super Sentai'''s 25th anniversary movie, the previous Reds showed up out of nowhere to donate their power to the current team's mecha; and they appear again in the movie that kicked off the 45th anniversary season. The 10th ''Power Rangers'' anniversary was celebrated with all nine Red Rangers to date[[note]]not counting Rocky, who inherited the original Red Ranger powerset after Jason left[[/note]] teaming up, plus a red-colored SixthRanger to round things out (pictured on the main page). Along with [[BlueIsHeroic blue]], blue, red is present in every ''Power Ranger'' and ''Super Sentai'' season.
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** The Red Ranger is always TheHero and almost always TheLeader to boot, to the point of being a potential TropeCodifier. At the end of ''Super Sentai'''s 25th anniversary movie, the previous Reds showed up out of nowhere to donate their power to the current team's mecha. The 10th ''Power Rangers'' anniversary was celebrated with all nine Red Rangers to date[[note]]not counting Rocky, who inherited the original Red Ranger powerset after Jason left[[/note]] teaming up, plus a red-colored SixthRanger to round things out (pictured on the main page). Along with [[BlueIsHeroic blue]], red is present in every ''Power Ranger'' and ''Super Sentai'' season.
** The franchise also has [=AkaRed=], the living embodiment of Super Sentai's power, who can [[PowerCopying draw upon the power of all Red Rangers]]. He only really shows up for {{Milestone Celebration}}s, like ''Series/GoGoSentaiBoukenger'', ''Series/KaizokuSentaiGokaiger'', and ''Series/DoubutsuSentaiZyuohger'' (the 30th, 35th, and 40th series respectively).
** The franchise also has [=AkaRed=], the living embodiment of Super Sentai's power, who can [[PowerCopying draw upon the power of all Red Rangers]]. He only really shows up for {{Milestone Celebration}}s, like ''Series/GoGoSentaiBoukenger'', ''Series/KaizokuSentaiGokaiger'', and ''Series/DoubutsuSentaiZyuohger'' (the 30th, 35th, and 40th series respectively).
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** The Red Ranger is always TheHero and almost always TheLeader to boot, to the point of being a potential TropeCodifier. At the end of ''Super Sentai'''s 25th anniversary movie, the previous Reds showed up out of nowhere to donate their power to the current team's mecha.mecha; and they appear again in the movie that kicked off the 45th anniversary season. The 10th ''Power Rangers'' anniversary was celebrated with all nine Red Rangers to date[[note]]not counting Rocky, who inherited the original Red Ranger powerset after Jason left[[/note]] teaming up, plus a red-colored SixthRanger to round things out (pictured on the main page). Along with [[BlueIsHeroic blue]], red is present in every ''Power Ranger'' and ''Super Sentai'' season.
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** Played with in ''Series/JAKQDengekitai''. The series started with a Red Ranger named Spade Ace in the lead; but a ReTool brought in a white-colored SixthRanger, Big One, and had him upstage Spade Ace as team leader and the face of the series. But Spade Ace is still used as the team's representative when the franchise's Red Rangers are gathered together.
** The franchise also has [=AkaRed=], the living embodiment of Super Sentai's power, who can [[PowerCopying draw upon the power of all Red Rangers]]. He onlyreally shows up for {{Milestone Celebration}}s, like ''Series/GoGoSentaiBoukenger'', ''Series/KaizokuSentaiGokaiger'', and ''Series/DoubutsuSentaiZyuohger'' (the 30th, 35th, and 40th series respectively).
** Played with in ''Series/JAKQDengekitai''. The series started with a Red Ranger named Spade Ace in the lead; but a ReTool brought in a white-colored SixthRanger, Big One, and had him upstage Spade Ace as team leader and the face of the series. But Spade Ace is still used as the team's representative when the franchise's Red Rangers are gathered together.
** The franchise also has [=AkaRed=], the living embodiment of Super Sentai's power, who can [[PowerCopying draw upon the power of all Red Rangers]]. He only
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** The Red Ranger is always TheHero and almost always TheLeader to boot, to the point of being a potential TropeCodifier. At the end of ''Super Sentai'''s 25th anniversary movie, the previous Reds showed up out of nowhere to donate their power to the current team's mecha. The 10th ''Power Rangers'' anniversary was celebrated with all nine Red Rangers to date[[note]]not counting Rocky, who inherited the original Red Ranger powerset after Jason left[[/note]] teaming up, plus a red-colored SixthRanger to round things out (pictured above).on the main page). Along with [[BlueIsHeroic blue]], red is present in every ''Power Ranger'' and ''Super Sentai'' season.
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** On ''Series/StarTrekPicard'', the heroes fly a civilian freighter called ''La Sirena'', which sports a primarily red paint job in contrast to the battleship gray of Starfleet ships.
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* ''Franchise/SuperSentai'' / ''Franchise/PowerRangers'':
** The Red Ranger is always TheHero and almost always TheLeader to boot, to the point of being a potential TropeCodifier. At the end of ''Super Sentai'''s 25th anniversary movie, the previous Reds showed up out of nowhere to donate their power to the current team's mecha. The 10th ''Power Rangers'' anniversary was celebrated with all nine Red Rangers to date[[note]]not counting Rocky, who inherited the original Red Ranger powerset after Jason left[[/note]] teaming up, plus a red-colored SixthRanger to round things out (pictured above).
** The franchise also has [=AkaRed=], the living embodiment of Super Sentai's power, who can [[PowerCopying draw upon the power of all Red Rangers]]. He only really shows up for {{Milestone Celebration}}s, like ''Series/GoGoSentaiBoukenger'', ''Series/KaizokuSentaiGokaiger'', and ''Series/DoubutsuSentaiZyuohger'' (the 30th, 35th, and 40th series respectively).
** ''Series/KaitouSentaiLupinrangerVSKeisatsuSentaiPatranger'' has two Ranger teams competing with one another. To help sell the idea that neither team is more of the protagonists than the other, both teams have their own Red Ranger. (It didn't work, as the Lupinrangers were more popular and became a SpotlightStealingSquad.)
* ''Franchise/KamenRider'':
** While the [[Series/KamenRider original Kamen Riders]] were primarily green and black, they also had notable red accents including one of their famous trademarks, the red ScarfOfAsskicking.
** The franchise has really embraced red in recent years, especially the modern Heisei era. Out of the 20 Heisei protagonist Riders, seven have red as the primary color of their default form,[[note]]Kuuga, Ryuki, Kabuto, Den-O, Kiva, Wizard, Drive[[/note]] two have red as a secondary but important color,[[note]]Faiz has red TronLines running down his suit, while OOO is usually one-third red and thematically tied to the color via his HeterosexualLifePartner ally Ankh[[/note]] six have "red adjacent" colors in their primary form,[[note]]Hibiki (purple with red trim), Decade and Ex-Aid (pink/magenta), Gaim and Ghost (both orange), and Zi-O (also magenta, but as a prominent secondary color)[[/note]] and two of the remaining ones have a primary-red alternate form[[note]]Agito Flame Form and Fourze Fire States[[/note]] (as do some of those previously mentioned). Double and Build have half-colored costumes, with Build having red on his base form (which is also thematically tied to the character himself) while Double has a [[KillItWithFire fire-elemental]] alternate form. The only Heisei Rider to defy the theme completely is Blade, who has some incidental red elements (his eyes and some accents) but otherwise, the primary color of all his suits is navy blue/indigo.
*** When the production staff of ''Series/KamenRiderDouble'' wanted their hero to be something ''other'' than red, they had to fight for it; they ended up making Double's primary form green and black, then arguing to Toei's bigwigs that those were the colors of [[Series/KamenRider the original Kamen Rider]], which succeeded.
*** ''Series/KamenRiderGhost'' takes it a step further in the Legend Rider mini-episodes, where he gets a form that draws upon the power of all the Heisei Riders prior to him; naturally, it's red with white accents.
** This continues into the following Reiwa era; while Zero-One was primarily yellow and black, he was followed by Saber who does have a suit with a lot of red.
* Most [[Franchise/UltraSeries Ultramen]], starting with [[Series/{{Ultraman}} the original]], tend to use a red and silver color scheme.
** There are silver (Ultraman, [[Series/ReturnOfUltraman Ultraman Jack]], [[Series/UltramanAce Ultraman Ace]], [[Series/UltramanEighty Ultraman Eighty]], etc.) and red Ultras ([[Series/UltraSeven Ultraseven]], [[Series/UltramanTaro Ultraman Taro]], [[Series/UltramanLeo Ultraman Leo and Astra]], [[Series/UltramanMax Ultraman Max]], [[Series/UltramanMebius Ultraman Mebius]], etc.), classified according to how much red is in the costume. These red Ultras tend to be more powerful than their silver counterparts.
* In ''Series/{{Merlin|2008}}'', the knights of Camelot look quite dashing their [[http://www.google.com/imgres?imgurl=http://images5.fanpop.com/image/photos/29400000/knights-of-Camelot-the-adventures-of-merlin-29410041-618-411.jpg&imgrefurl=http://www.fanpop.com/clubs/the-adventures-of-merlin/images/29410041/title/knights-camelot&h=411&w=618&sz=97&tbnid=275BxGbNuEZF8M:&tbnh=90&tbnw=135&zoom=1&usg=__ViLqsJ16QT-ThbNXgtLtnoZvP-w=&docid=gL9-riZObSK0fM&sa=X&ei=Lfc5UYCIOLCn0AGu-IHIAg&ved=0CGEQ9QEwBw&dur=20 red capes.]] Ironically, in the earlier seasons before the Round Table was established, this also marked them out as RedShirts.
** King Arthur is always seen wearing the color red, whether it's a shirt or his Pendragon cape.
** Merlin often wears red combined with blue.
* The eponymous hero in ''Series/BIMASatriaGaruda'' has a color scheme dominated by red.
* Roy Harper in ''Series/{{Arrow}}'', both [[http://img2.wikia.nocookie.net/__cb20130221131854/marvel_dc/images/d/dc/Roy_Harper_Arrow_TV_Series_002.png before]] and [[http://cdn.screenrant.com/wp-content/uploads/Roy-Harper-Arsenal-in-Arrow-Season-3-570x757.jpg after]] becoming Arsenal.
* ''Series/{{Once Upon A Time}}'': Main character Emma Swan is iconic for her red leather jacket. It appears in most every episode of Season 1 and the show's initial advertisements. Additionally, she dons an all-red gown and bright red lipstick for her first official ball in Season 3.
* ''Series/Daredevil2015'' and ''Series/TheDefenders2017'': Red is the color associated with Matt Murdock, although it isn't until the end of season 1 that he gets his iconic red devil costume.
* ''Series/BuffyTheVampireSlayer'': Willow Rosenberg has red hair, and is a member of the Scooby Gang, a group of people protecting the world from the nasties in a Hellmouth. Faith and Spike even call her "[[AffectionateNickname Red]]."
* ''Franchise/StarTrek'':
** On ''Series/StarTrekTheOriginalSeries'' and ''Series/StarTrekEnterprise'', Starfleet officers in the operations division (e.g. engineering and security (the {{Red Shirt}}s)) wore red uniforms, while command division officers wore yellow and science division officers wore blue. By the time of ''Film/StarTrekIITheWrathOfKhan'', all Starfleet officers wore red uniforms with undershirts signifying which division they belonged to (e.g. command officers wore white and engineering officers wore yellow), with trainees and cadets wearing red. By the time of ''Series/StarTrekTheNextGeneration'', Starfleet switched back to the TOS-era three color division uniforms, though this time, command officers wore red and operations officers wore yellow.
** On ''Series/StarTrekPicard'', the heroes fly a civilian freighter called ''La Sirena'', which sports a primarily red paint job in contrast to the battleship gray of Starfleet ships.
* ''Franchise/SuperSentai'' / ''Franchise/PowerRangers'':
** The Red Ranger is always TheHero and almost always TheLeader to boot, to the point of being a potential TropeCodifier. At the end of ''Super Sentai'''s 25th anniversary movie, the previous Reds showed up out of nowhere to donate their power to the current team's mecha. The 10th ''Power Rangers'' anniversary was celebrated with all nine Red Rangers to date[[note]]not counting Rocky, who inherited the original Red Ranger powerset after Jason left[[/note]] teaming up, plus a red-colored SixthRanger to round things out (pictured above).
** The franchise also has [=AkaRed=], the living embodiment of Super Sentai's power, who can [[PowerCopying draw upon the power of all Red Rangers]]. He only really shows up for {{Milestone Celebration}}s, like ''Series/GoGoSentaiBoukenger'', ''Series/KaizokuSentaiGokaiger'', and ''Series/DoubutsuSentaiZyuohger'' (the 30th, 35th, and 40th series respectively).
** ''Series/KaitouSentaiLupinrangerVSKeisatsuSentaiPatranger'' has two Ranger teams competing with one another. To help sell the idea that neither team is more of the protagonists than the other, both teams have their own Red Ranger. (It didn't work, as the Lupinrangers were more popular and became a SpotlightStealingSquad.)
* ''Franchise/KamenRider'':
** While the [[Series/KamenRider original Kamen Riders]] were primarily green and black, they also had notable red accents including one of their famous trademarks, the red ScarfOfAsskicking.
** The franchise has really embraced red in recent years, especially the modern Heisei era. Out of the 20 Heisei protagonist Riders, seven have red as the primary color of their default form,[[note]]Kuuga, Ryuki, Kabuto, Den-O, Kiva, Wizard, Drive[[/note]] two have red as a secondary but important color,[[note]]Faiz has red TronLines running down his suit, while OOO is usually one-third red and thematically tied to the color via his HeterosexualLifePartner ally Ankh[[/note]] six have "red adjacent" colors in their primary form,[[note]]Hibiki (purple with red trim), Decade and Ex-Aid (pink/magenta), Gaim and Ghost (both orange), and Zi-O (also magenta, but as a prominent secondary color)[[/note]] and two of the remaining ones have a primary-red alternate form[[note]]Agito Flame Form and Fourze Fire States[[/note]] (as do some of those previously mentioned). Double and Build have half-colored costumes, with Build having red on his base form (which is also thematically tied to the character himself) while Double has a [[KillItWithFire fire-elemental]] alternate form. The only Heisei Rider to defy the theme completely is Blade, who has some incidental red elements (his eyes and some accents) but otherwise, the primary color of all his suits is navy blue/indigo.
*** When the production staff of ''Series/KamenRiderDouble'' wanted their hero to be something ''other'' than red, they had to fight for it; they ended up making Double's primary form green and black, then arguing to Toei's bigwigs that those were the colors of [[Series/KamenRider the original Kamen Rider]], which succeeded.
*** ''Series/KamenRiderGhost'' takes it a step further in the Legend Rider mini-episodes, where he gets a form that draws upon the power of all the Heisei Riders prior to him; naturally, it's red with white accents.
** This continues into the following Reiwa era; while Zero-One was primarily yellow and black, he was followed by Saber who does have a suit with a lot of red.
* Most [[Franchise/UltraSeries Ultramen]], starting with [[Series/{{Ultraman}} the original]], tend to use a red and silver color scheme.
** There are silver (Ultraman, [[Series/ReturnOfUltraman Ultraman Jack]], [[Series/UltramanAce Ultraman Ace]], [[Series/UltramanEighty Ultraman Eighty]], etc.) and red Ultras ([[Series/UltraSeven Ultraseven]], [[Series/UltramanTaro Ultraman Taro]], [[Series/UltramanLeo Ultraman Leo and Astra]], [[Series/UltramanMax Ultraman Max]], [[Series/UltramanMebius Ultraman Mebius]], etc.), classified according to how much red is in the costume. These red Ultras tend to be more powerful than their silver counterparts.
* In ''Series/{{Merlin|2008}}'', the knights of Camelot look quite dashing their [[http://www.google.com/imgres?imgurl=http://images5.fanpop.com/image/photos/29400000/knights-of-Camelot-the-adventures-of-merlin-29410041-618-411.jpg&imgrefurl=http://www.fanpop.com/clubs/the-adventures-of-merlin/images/29410041/title/knights-camelot&h=411&w=618&sz=97&tbnid=275BxGbNuEZF8M:&tbnh=90&tbnw=135&zoom=1&usg=__ViLqsJ16QT-ThbNXgtLtnoZvP-w=&docid=gL9-riZObSK0fM&sa=X&ei=Lfc5UYCIOLCn0AGu-IHIAg&ved=0CGEQ9QEwBw&dur=20 red capes.]] Ironically, in the earlier seasons before the Round Table was established, this also marked them out as RedShirts.
** King Arthur is always seen wearing the color red, whether it's a shirt or his Pendragon cape.
** Merlin often wears red combined with blue.
* The eponymous hero in ''Series/BIMASatriaGaruda'' has a color scheme dominated by red.
* Roy Harper in ''Series/{{Arrow}}'', both [[http://img2.wikia.nocookie.net/__cb20130221131854/marvel_dc/images/d/dc/Roy_Harper_Arrow_TV_Series_002.png before]] and [[http://cdn.screenrant.com/wp-content/uploads/Roy-Harper-Arsenal-in-Arrow-Season-3-570x757.jpg after]] becoming Arsenal.
* ''Series/{{Once Upon A Time}}'': Main character Emma Swan is iconic for her red leather jacket. It appears in most every episode of Season 1 and the show's initial advertisements. Additionally, she dons an all-red gown and bright red lipstick for her first official ball in Season 3.
* ''Series/Daredevil2015'' and ''Series/TheDefenders2017'': Red is the color associated with Matt Murdock, although it isn't until the end of season 1 that he gets his iconic red devil costume.
* ''Series/BuffyTheVampireSlayer'': Willow Rosenberg has red hair, and is a member of the Scooby Gang, a group of people protecting the world from the nasties in a Hellmouth. Faith and Spike even call her "[[AffectionateNickname Red]]."
* ''Franchise/StarTrek'':
** On ''Series/StarTrekTheOriginalSeries'' and ''Series/StarTrekEnterprise'', Starfleet officers in the operations division (e.g. engineering and security (the {{Red Shirt}}s)) wore red uniforms, while command division officers wore yellow and science division officers wore blue. By the time of ''Film/StarTrekIITheWrathOfKhan'', all Starfleet officers wore red uniforms with undershirts signifying which division they belonged to (e.g. command officers wore white and engineering officers wore yellow), with trainees and cadets wearing red. By the time of ''Series/StarTrekTheNextGeneration'', Starfleet switched back to the TOS-era three color division uniforms, though this time, command officers wore red and operations officers wore yellow.
** On ''Series/StarTrekPicard'', the heroes fly a civilian freighter called ''La Sirena'', which sports a primarily red paint job in contrast to the battleship gray of Starfleet ships.
