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* ''WesternAnimation/{{Wizards}}'' has the dark forces of Scortch march against the elves and fairies of Montagar. Most of the Scortch warriors have armor and helmets with horns, usually rotoscoped from other SwordAndSandals films. The elves usually have no headgear, and those that do have no horns.%%A map in the opening scenes spells "Scortch" with a "T"; it's a canon misspelling.
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* ''WesternAnimation/{{Wizards}}'' has the dark forces of Scortch march against the elves and fairies of Montagar. Most of the Scortch warriors have armor and helmets with horns, usually rotoscoped from other SwordAndSandals SwordAndSandal films. The elves usually have no headgear, and those that do have no horns.%%A map in the opening scenes spells "Scortch" with a "T"; it's a canon misspelling.
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[[caption-width-right:350:Clockwise: Stoick the Vast in ''WesternAnimation/HowToTrainYourDragon2'', Balduvian Barbarians in ''TabletopGame/MagicTheGathering'', Lord Fredrik from ''VideoGame/DonkeyKongCountryTropicalFreeze'' and Aydis from ''ComicBook/{{Heathen|2017}}''.]]
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In reality, horns on a helmet would actually sabotage its effectiveness, providing a joint to catch incoming blows rather than deflect them. As such, while horned helmets were sometimes created in real life, these were strictly ceremonial and decorative pieces and not usually meant for being used in battle. Horned helmets may be replaced by the (equally unhistorical) winged helmets.
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In reality, horns on a helmet would actually sabotage its effectiveness, providing a joint to catch incoming blows rather than deflect them. As such, while horned helmets were sometimes created in real life, these were strictly generally ceremonial and decorative pieces and not usually meant for being to be used in battle. Horned helmets may be replaced by the (equally unhistorical) winged helmets.
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* ''ComicBook/MortadeloYFilemon'': Parodied where it turns out that the Vikings the main characters encounter [[spoiler: are victims of one of [[MadScientist Dr. Bacterius]]'s experiments GoneHorriblyWrong, and the horns are really attached to their heads]].
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* ''ComicBook/MortadeloYFilemon'': Parodied where it turns out that the Vikings the main characters encounter [[spoiler: are [[spoiler:are victims of one of [[MadScientist Dr. Bacterius]]'s experiments GoneHorriblyWrong, and the horns are really attached to their heads]].
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* ''Film/HistoryOfTheWorldPartI'': Parodied in the Viking Funeral, segment where the Vikings take off their helmets to reveal that the helmets aren't horned, the Vikings are.
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* ''Film/HistoryOfTheWorldPartI'': Parodied in the Viking Funeral, segment funeral segment, where the Vikings take off their helmets to reveal that the helmets aren't horned, the Vikings are.
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*''Anime/VoltesV'' has a case of a barbaric character who's ''born'' with [[HornedHumanoid horns on his head]] in the form of Prince Heinel. On a larger scale, in Boazanian society, those with horns form an aristocratic elite and those without them are forced to work as slaves until they die, in order to keep the Boazanian Empire's economy afloat.
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* ''Manga/FistOfTheNorthStar'': Uighur the Warden has a helmet with two large horns. Being the warden and enforcer of Cassandra, he [[WardensAreEvil rules the prison city through savagery and iron fists]]. Not only does his helmet invoke a barbaric image in a post-apocalyptic city, its horns are actually [[WhipItGood armed with thousands of whips within]].
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* ''Manga/FistOfTheNorthStar'': Uighur the Warden has a helmet with two large horns. Being the warden and enforcer of Cassandra, he [[WardensAreEvil rules the prison city through savagery and iron fists]]. Not only does his helmet invoke a barbaric image in a post-apocalyptic city, its horns are actually [[WhipItGood armed with thousands of whips within]].within.
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* ''Flm/ThePrincess'': A couple of Julius's soldiers have horned helmets. One even uses them as part of his fighting style. This pair have a more barbarian-type garb overall than the rest.
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* ''Flm/ThePrincess'': ''Film/{{The Princess|2022}}'': A couple of Julius's soldiers have horned helmets. One even uses them as part of his fighting style. This pair have a more barbarian-type garb overall than the rest.
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* ''Flm/ThePrincess'': A couple of Julius's soldiers have horned helmets. One even uses them as part of his fighting style. This pair have a more barbarian-type garb overall than the rest.
