History Main / RageHelm

* Bloodpsort of ''Film/TheSuicideSquad'' has a helmet that makes him look like a [[XenomorphXerox grimacing Xenomorph]].

* Speaking of gas masks, modern panoramic masks, such as the [[https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61kOisKqZ+L._AC_SL1107_.jpg M50]], [[https://i.pinimg.com/originals/51/c4/e0/51c4e07aa0780b876461904d4caa3bc2.jpg GSR]], and [[https://static.wikia.nocookie.net/gasmaskandrespirator/images/d/dc/PMK_4_basic.png/revision/latest?cb=20200619174130 PMK-4]], have a vaguely scowl-like design to the lenses.

* The Spectre siblings, a trio of demonic alien conquerors from ''Series/AndroMelos'', who later returned decades later in Tsuburaya's ''Series/UltramanX'' (and have been reocurring villains since their comeback in 2015), wears such faceplates alongside their helmets. The younger brother Juda Spectre wears a golden mask with large, piercing red eyes and a sadistic smile, while the older brother Mold Spectre have his facemask resembling a scowling skull.

* ''Series/MightyMorphinPowerRangers'', and several other ''Franchise/PowerRangers''/''Franchise/SuperSentai'' series have {{Mooks}} and [[MonsterOfTheWeek Monsters of the Week]] with sculpted mouths on their helmets. The rangers' helmets often feature sculpted mouths as well, but the trope is inverted in their case since their helmets' mouths are universally sculpted into neutral/calm expressions.

* ''VideoGame/HalfLife2'''s [[GasMaskMooks Combine Guards]] wear creepy gas masks similar to the Soviet PMG and PBF designs (see in Real Life folder below).

* {{Samurai}} could wear protective masks together with their helmets. The Menpō (from nose down to chin) and Sōmen (entire face) masks usually bore the shape of wrathful faces, and sometimes had a BadassMoustache made from horsehair.

* Concept art for Commander Rimanah in ''Videogame/EYEDivineCybermancy'' had him [[http://i.imgur.com/PbvUyXP.jpg wearing a grinning skull helmet]]. However, in-game both he and your Mentor wear serene facemasks. The Mentor's facemask [[BadassBeard even has a beard]]!

* The Spectre siblings, a trio of demonic alien conquerors from ''Series/AndrosMelos'', who later returned decades later in Tsuburaya's ''Series/UltramanX'' (and have been reocurring villains since their comeback in 2015), wears such faceplates alongside their helmets. The younger brother Juda Spectre wears a golden mask with large, piercing red eyes and a sadistic smile, while the older brother Mold Spectre have his facemask resembling a scowling skull.

* Jagganoth from ''WebComic/KillSixBillionDemons'' has his signature helm that looks like a grinning, demonic entity with several skull-like attributes. He never goes out without it in public, to the point that it's rarer to see him out of the helmet than wearing it.

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* Jagganoth from ''WebComic/KillSixBillionDemons'' has a SignatureItem helm that looks like a grinning, demonic entity with several skull-like attributes. He never goes out without it in public, to the point that it's rarer to see him out of the helmet than wearing it.

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* Jagganoth from ''WebComic/KillSixBillionDemons'' has a signature helm that looks like a grinning, demonic entity with several skull-like attributes. He never goes out without it in public, to the point that it's rarer to see him out of the helmet than wearing it.

* ''TabletopGame/BattleTech'': RageHelm plus HumongousMecha = [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=orhOvbfyyJw&t=1m5s Atlas]]. The Atlas head is [[SkeleBot9000 sculpted to resemble a skull]] and as such is technically incapable of displaying any emotion, though [[AceCustom many Atlases are customized to look angry]]. The Atlas II, a mech reserved for the elite units of the Star League, has an [[http://fc06.deviantart.net/fs70/i/2010/258/3/8/devlin_stone__s_atlas_ii_by_flyingdebris-d2ysb2t.jpg especially angry head]].

* {{Samurai}} could wear protective masks together with their helmets. The Menpō (from nose down to chin) and Sōmen (entire face) masks usually bore the shape of wrathful faces.

* {{Samurai}} helmets tended to have scary faceplates.

* In Film/MadMaxFuryRoad, Immortan Joe, a despotic leader suffering from respiratory problems, wears an oxygen mask decorated with horse-teeth to have a skeletal/feral appearance.

* In ''Disney/BigHero6'', Baymax's helmet (visible on one of the posters) frames his friendly BlackBeadEyes ''just'' right to turn them into perpetually scowling ConjoinedEyes.
* In ''Disney/{{Moana}}'', the Kakamora are a tribe of crazy intense coconut-armored pygmy pirates. Right after Moana comments at how cute they are, they paint angry faces over their armor.

* ''Literature/{{Discworld}}'' likes to mock this trope. They appear in ''Discworld/InterestingTimes'' and ''Discworld/{{Pyramids}}''. In ''Pyramids'' the soldiers wear them even during innocuous conversation, and some of the palace guards in ''Interesting Times'' have actually cultivated the art of going to sleep in their feet, confident of not being detected behind the expressions of metal rage on their visors.

This is when a helmet's visor is embossed with a furious face or something similarly frightening. Merely having scary-looking eye-slits doesn't count, although features that just vaguely suggest a wrathful expression might. Stern looks also count, and might even be scarier than the raging ones. MechaMooks might have this, depending on how their "faces" look. Compare and contrast MalevolentMaskedMen (for when the scary visor is the whole point) and ExpressiveMask (which actually ''changes'' expression). See also FacelessGoons and GasMaskMooks. A common feature of ScaryImpracticalArmor.

* Samurai helmets tended to have scary faceplates.