History Main / AdventurerOutfit

** Likewise Colonel Rimfire, who chased after late sixties ''LooneyTunes'' character Cool Cat.

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* The Time-Traveling parents from ''Comicbook/{{Runaways}}'' are a good generic explorer example, with all the leather and goggles and such.

** Indiana Jones himself is an {{Expy}} of many adventure movie heroes from the early 20th century, though his franchise has swallowed up the genre so effectively that few remember anything about them. .

* Charles Muntz from ''WesternAnimation/{{Up}}'', aviator outfit.

* Van Pelt in ''{{Film/Jumanji}}'' wears the classic Safari Outfit.

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* Commander Bradshaw wears a safari outfit in the ThursdayNext series. His books were adventure stories that fell out of favour and went out of print after the 1920s, but he had to stay in character in the [=BookWorld=].

* Travelling Matt from ''FraggleRock'', safari outfit.

* The ''GIJoe Adventure Team'' in the 1970s had a few desert-themed sets featuring explorer outfits in differing amounts.

* [[GreatWhiteHunter Captain Ash]] in the ''TimeSplitters'' games.
* You can get just such a costume in ''VideoGame/{{Fable II}}.''

* Launchpad [=McQuack=] from ''WesternANimation/DuckTales'' and ''WesternAnimation/DarkwingDuck'', aviator outfit.
* The Super Adventure Club from ''WesternAnimation/SouthPark'' spoofs this.
* The Ventures dress like this in the jungle episode of ''WesternAnimation/TheVentureBrothers''

* Chip on ''WesternAnimation/ChipNDaleRescueRangers'', archaeologist.

* Charles Muntz from ''{{Up}}'', aviator outfit.

* Dark Helmet from ''{{Spaceballs}}'' has a brief costume switch into a safari outfit during the part of the movie that took place on the Tattooine-spoof planet. Complete with huge pith helmet with peep-holes.

* Rick O'Connell in ''TheMummy'' series.

Whether it's a trip to the Serengeti, jaunt through time or pulp/steampunk adventures, these are the outfits you want to wear! Worn by the AdventurerArchaeologist, LadyOfAdventure, GreatWhiteHunter and GentlemanAdventurer, as well as the AcePilot.

* Q dresses like this in an episode of ''StarTrekTheNextGeneration'' when he steals Picard's adventurer archaeologist love interest.

* Launchpad [=McQuack=] from ''WesternANimation/DuckTales'' and ''DarkwingDuck'', aviator outfit.

* Chip on ''ChipAndDaleRescueRangers'', archaeologist.

* The Gi Joe Adventure Team in the 1970s had a few desert-themed sets featuring explorer outfits in differing amounts.

'''Safari Outfit:''' Beige or tan linens, big brown belt, boots, probably a rifle and binoculars. Also, a safari hat, called a Pith Helmet; ([[HighClassGlass monocle]] optional but recommended). Usually the wearer is book smart but ignorant of what they should actually wear for the expedition. Usually accessorized with a rifle or musket. [[JustifiedTrope Most of them needed in]] RealLife, [[RealityIsUnrealistic although one should]], [[SesquipedalianLoquaciousness counterintuitively]], choose light clothing to cover him or her as much as possible (no shorts or tank tops), to avoid sunburns and harmful insects.

'''Safari Outfit:''' Beige or tan linens, big brown belt, boots, probably a rifle and binoculars. Also, a safari hat, called a Pith Helmet; ([[HighClassGlass monocle]] optional but recommended). Usually the wearer is book smart but ignorant of what they should actually wear for the expedition. Usually accessorized with a rifle or musket.

* Major Minor, nemesis of Snagglepuss on ''YogiBear'', safari outfit.

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* ''AgarestSenki'' has Noa, an elf eirl who's living her life finding treasures, spots a Safari type with little pants.

* The Time-Traveling parents from ''Comicbook/{{Runaways}}'' are a good generic explorer example, with all the leather and goggles and such. These are really a several different costume tropes, some of which may merit their own page.

* Launchpad [=McQuack=] from ''DuckTales'' and ''DarkwingDuck'', aviator outfit.

* The Ventures dress like this in the jungle episode of ''TheVentureBrothers''

* You can get just such a costume in ''{{Fable}} 2.''

* ''AgarestSenki'' has Noa, an elf eirl who's living her life finding treasures, spots a blue Safari type with little pants.
* Of all the {{Castlevania}} heroes, Julius Belmont looks the closest to an Indiana-adventurer style for the way he dresses - a brown cape and a red scarf. [[CastlevaniaBloodlines John Morris]] is fairly close behind him, as well as Wind from ''PortraitOfRuin''

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* Of all the {{Castlevania}} heroes, Julius Belmont looks the closest to an Indiana-adventurer style for the way he dresses - a brown cape and a red scarf. [[CastlevaniaBloodline John Morris]] is pretty close behind him, as well as Wind from ''PortraitOfRuin''

* ''AgarestSenki'' has Noa.

* The Time-Traveling parents from ''{{Runaways}}'' are a good generic explorer example, with all the leather and goggles and such. These are really a several different costume tropes, some of which may merit their own page.

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* The Super Adventure Club from ''SouthPark'' spoofs this.

* In ''TaleSpin'', Rebecca dresses like this in a few episodes, as does AdventurerArchaeologist Myra from "In Search of Ancient Blunders".

Whether it's a trip to the serengeti, jaunt through time or pulp/steampunk adventures, these are the outfits you want to wear! Worn by the AdventurerArchaeologist, LadyOfAdventure, GreatWhiteHunter and GentlemanAdventurer, as well as the AcePilot.