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* ''VideoGame/FinalFantasyVII'': [[BigBad Sephiroth]].

* Goro Majima from the ''VideoGame/{{Yakuza}}'' series walks around town in an open snakeskin jacket that doesn't conceal his yakuza tattoos.

* Jack Rakan from ''Manga/MahouSenseiNegima''.

* ''{{ComicBook/Sabretooth}}'' has sported this look on [[https://ic.pics.livejournal.com/silverfang2/29185537/1232252/1232252_900.png occasion]], this is just part of all his shirtless scenes.

** Adult!Malus in ''VideoGame/{{Castlevania 64}}''

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* [[AGodAmI Masami Eiri]] in ''Anime/SerialExperimentsLain''. With what appears to be a labcoat, no less.

* Dedan from ''OFF''.

* As quoted at the top of the page, Professor Kukui from ''VideoGame/PokemonSunAndMoon'', wears his lab coat over a bare chest.

* [[{{Delinquent}} Harry Tribeca]] of ''Anime/MagicalGirlLyricalNanohaVivid'' is another female example. She has a {{Sarashi}} for the breasts.

-->--'''Olivia''' to '''Professor Kukui''', ''VideoGame/PokemonSunAndMoon''

* ''WebVideo/{{RWBY}}'': Sage Ayana from [[MrFanservice Team SSSN]] wears a long white jacket over a tattooed chest.

* ''Manga/{{Naruto}}'': Anko is another female with a rather {{Stripperiffic}} design. She's also manlier than most of the men in the show. Hidan also wears one, as does A, the Fourth Raikage.

* ''Film/{{Hellboy}}'' and ''Film/HellboyIITheGoldenArmy'': Hellboy often wears a baggy trenchcoat over his otherwise bare torso, the better to expose his muscular frame, complete with odd swirling sigils on his skin. He does sometimes wear a tight black shirt.

* A December 1973 telecast of ''[[MatchGame Match Game '73]]'' had [=McLean=] Stevenson at the celebrity introduction opening with no shirt or jacket on whatsoever--just a tie-around bow tie, much to the audience's hilarity. Host Gene Rayburn was completely dumbfounded, and called for wardrobe to fetch out a jacket for [=McLean=] to wear for the show.

* Colonel Silver in Anime/DragonBall

** The film version averts this since he starts the story wearing a pair of pants so he has less clothes to put on when Shelly's ex-boyfriend pops in. He ends up wearing a shirt under his long coat.

* Spider Jerusalem in ''ComicBook/{{Transmetropolitan}}''. When he starts wearing shirts it's [[spoiler:a symbolic plot point to play up his declining health and greater sense of physical vulnerability]].
* ComicBook/{{Hellboy}} wears a trench coat and shorts, no shirt.

* Film/{{Hellboy}} again, moreso in ''[[Film/HellboyIITheGoldenArmy The Golden Army]]'' than in the first film.

** Marcus Corvinus and Andreas Tanis in ''Film/UnderworldEvolution''. Subverted in the latter case, as Tanis is far from a badass (he can't hit Selene from 15 feet away).

* The male cast members of ''Series/ItsAlwaysSunnyInPhiladelphia'' frequently insist that this is the proper way to wear The Duster.

** Viktor in ''Film/{{Underworld}}'' after regaining his strength but before setting out for the raid.

** Dracula from the ''VideoGame/CastlevaniaLordsOfShadow'' timeline sports this look.

* ''Franchise/MetalGear'' has [[DepravedBisexual Vamp]] and [[EvilCounterpart Liquid Snake]]. Ocelot takes it up as well after being permanently possessed by Liquid in ''[=MGS4=]''.

* In the ''ComicBook/{{Superman}}'' comic "What's so It's not obvious at first, but Manchester Black in ''WesternAnimation/SupermanVsTheElite''. The man's got a full Union Jack tattooed on his chest and stomach so many viewers don't realize he's shirtless. He's got enough PsychicPowers that he can stand up to Franchise/{{Superman}} (to a point).

* It's not obvious at first, but Manchester Black in ''WesternAnimation/SupermanVsTheElite''. The man's got a full Union Jack tattooed on his chest and stomach so many viewers don't realize he's shirtless. He's got enough PsychicPowers that he can stand up to Franchise/{{Superman}} (to a point).