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* ''Manga/YuiKamioLetsLoose'': In Chapter 5, Yui in White has a white umbrella while she was visiting the zoo. It changes into black when she turns into Yui in Black.
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* Yamato from ''VideoGame/KanColle'' carries a small one. The shaft is modelled after her namesake battleship's distinctive inverted-tripod mast.
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* ''VideoGame/GenshinImpact'': Navia is always seen with her parasol that perfectly matches her normal outfit, and as the boss of the Spina de Rosa she does show grace and beauty. It also overlaps with ParasolParachute, ParasolOfPain, and KickingAssInAllHerFinery as she is seen as gliding with it, as well as using it as a weapon both like a claymore and a rifle..
* Yamato from ''VideoGame/KanColle'' carries a small one. The shaft ismodelled modeled after her namesake battleship's distinctive inverted-tripod mast.
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* Mio from ''VisualNovel/LittleBusters'' always carries a lacy white parasol with her whenever she's outside. This emphasises her traditional, elegant beauty, as well as implying a great [[DelicateAndSickly physical fragility]]. The fact that she's never seen in direct sunlight also hints at there being more to her than [[EmotionlessGirl what people see on the surface]], while her nickname 'no shadow' refers to the way she seems as though she doesn't belong to this world. The parasol is so integral to her character, in fact, that her default battle title is 'Parasol-holding Silent Beauty' and her credits sequences involve a stylised, slowly-spinning parasol. [[spoiler:It's very important to her plotline - she carries the parasol to hide the fact that she literally no longer has a shadow.]]
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* Mio from ''VisualNovel/LittleBusters'' always carries a lacy white parasol with her whenever she's outside. This emphasises emphasizes her traditional, elegant beauty, as well as implying a great [[DelicateAndSickly physical fragility]]. The fact that she's never seen in direct sunlight also hints at there being more to her than [[EmotionlessGirl what people see on the surface]], while her nickname 'no shadow' refers to the way she seems as though she doesn't belong to this world. The parasol is so integral to her character, in fact, that her default battle title is 'Parasol-holding Silent Beauty' and her credits sequences involve a stylised, slowly-spinning parasol. [[spoiler:It's very important to her plotline - she carries the parasol to hide the fact that she literally no longer has a shadow.]]
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* ''Film/{{Enchanted}}'': In the "That's How You Know" sequence, when Giselle is with Robert in the rowboat, she carries this. This was actually Creator/AmyAdams' idea because it was very sunny in Central Park that day.
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** Kasumi Todoh from ''VideoGame/ArtOfFighting'' also carries one in some of her win poses.
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* Minnie Mouse has one in the [[TheGayNineties 1890s-themed]] WesternAnimation/{{Classic Disney Short|s}} ''The Nifty Nineties''.
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* Minnie Mouse has one in the [[TheGayNineties 1890s-themed]] WesternAnimation/{{Classic Disney Short|s}} ''The Nifty Nineties''.''WesternAnimation/TheNiftyNineties''.
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* Momo the Lolita from ''LightNovel/KamikazeGirls'' is always twirling a parasol that matches her elaborate outfits.
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* Momo the Lolita from ''LightNovel/KamikazeGirls'' ''Literature/KamikazeGirls'' is always twirling a parasol that matches her elaborate outfits.
* Tot's parasol in ''Anime/KnightHunters'' is both of prettiness ''and'' of {{pa|rasolOfPain}}in, being a lacy and frilly one with a hidden blade.
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* Tot's parasol in ''Anime/WeissKreuz'' is both of prettiness ''and'' of {{pa|rasolOfPain}}in, being a lacy and frilly one with a hidden blade.
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* Maruga, the [[AnIcePerson white dragon]] Empress from ''LightNovel/DragonCrisis'' almost always walks around with a parasol, sometimes even at night.
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* Maruga, the [[AnIcePerson white dragon]] Empress from ''LightNovel/DragonCrisis'' ''Literature/DragonCrisis'' almost always walks around with a parasol, sometimes even at night.
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Compare UmbrellaOfTogetherness, HighClassGloves, PrincessClassic, SouthernBelle, TheIngenue, ElegantGothicLolita.
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Compare UmbrellaOfTogetherness, HighClassGloves, PrincessClassic, HighClassFan, SouthernBelle, TheIngenue, ElegantGothicLolita.
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* In ''Anime/DokiDokiPrecure'', Alice is never seen without a ruffly parasol, indicating her femininity, gentleness, and wealth.
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%%* Mai Shiranui from ''VideoGame/TheKingOfFighters'' wields one in one of her win poses.
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** Considering that she is [[{{Ojou}} absolutely loaded]], Rose Bernstein owns one, even if [[RichBitch she doesn't act prim and proper]]. One of her brother Adel's special moves solely consists of her strolling in, under the parasol, and taunting him.
