Dungeons & Dragons. This trope was ubiquitous in early product art, and continues to this day, albeit somewhat less gratuitously. Among female characters, Sylvanas Windrunner and late- Cataclysm Tyrande Whisperwind both embrace this trope. The Aspects Alexstrasza and Ysera share Sylvanas's model and thus her half-armored outfit.

Largely barred in Magic: The Gathering due to the rules set by WOTC. However, cheesecake style art and female armor users are both fairly common, it's just that they are rarely mixed to make metal undergarments. However, the Mirrodin setting has plenty of examples of the trope, for example Vulshok of Mirrodin are technically topless with the metal patches on their skin strategically placed. As sheet metal is a natural occurrence on Mirrodin there are more then a few Chainmail Bikini pics.Noting that female armour offers the same amount of protection despite being a full quarter of the size, Hiro welds several sets together into one suit with quadruple the normal armour value. Lampshaded in Phyllis Ann Karr's A Night at Two Inns, in which a sensibly dressed warrior woman watches a scuffle between Captain Ersatzs of Conan and Red Sonja, and is appalled by "Sonja's" impractical attire. Subverted by Kaff Tagon's father, who made various jokes about Tagon's crotch-hugging armour - to the point that Tagon had a NEW set made which looks more business-like (even if he had to use the tailor robot his father sent to him). Overall for the series, it varies depending on the individual armor set. The female Renpolos armor for example is only identifiable as "female" by the fact that few men would willingly wear something painted that cute, The Urugaan set is partially form-fitting with the only skin exposed being the face and Zettai Ryouiki covered by a heavy armor skirt, while the Barioth set is almost as skimpy as the aforementioned Kirin. On the other hand, the Bone armor set is skimpy for both females and males.

The series takes place in an area that is incredibly hot. Anyone in full armor will be cooked in their own portable ovens. The world literally runs off Rule of Sexy. note Something to do with the fundamental magical forces of the universe. Female Klingon warriors in Star Trek: The Next Generation wear the same armor as the males, except with a noticeable hole (Kleavage). Sikozu, and to a lesser extent Jool, of Farscape. The upper half of Sikozu's outfit is basically just a red bra. I kinda hope this was male only just to see people begging for the female option Comment by scopel on 2022-12-17T14:24:43-06:00They are especially great for larping or Live action role-playing games. Here, no one will judge you but instead, you are more likely to get compliments. Product is also often worn during comic cons and other fantasy conventions where items like this are totally normal. The female warrior uses her looks as a distraction, and her fighting style is one that requires her clothing be light and form-fitting. Straight: Hiro, Kelvin and Leon all dress reasonably. Their female companions Lumina, Sayuka and Jewel tend to wear less armor and show a little more skin. While the combat armor outfits are more conservative than the ceremonial ones, they still leave a good portion of skin open. A good example can be seen here, where we see the pictures for the elementalist armors. One can't help but wonder why the female version cost the same amount of crafting materials as the male versions, given that they have about 30% of the fabric.

This whole thing was parodied in the Super-Deformed Syd of Valis, where the Invincibility Power-Up is a bikini. Even more interesting is that not only does everyone have underwear, everyone actually has two completely different kinds of underwear. Try dressing a character entirely in Sith gear, then take it off... A much better use for chain mail bikinis is at private parties and cosplay gatherings. They are not ideal for the public so you will have to be at a secluded location or among friends. Made even more hilarious when worn on a jester. Since they didn't think you could get much more Stripperific than a Playboy Bunny costume, they decided to clothe them in complete dominatrix gear—complete with mask and whip. The guys are fully clothed, but the girls are beyond Stripperiffic, wearing only chainmail thongs and chainmail pasties in the Arctic.

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The female warriors are just that highly skilled they don't really need armour, it's just for show. The elemental archfiend of Wind, Barbariccia, wears nothing more than a bikini. Then again, she might not need armor seeing as she's more of a force of nature and forms a protective whirlwind with her own hair.

However, the difference is visible on the lowest-level armor; Daedric or glass armor has almost no difference on men and women. Most Ranger sets are similarly less armoring for females, most notably in Prophecies. There is an "Elite Studded Leather" miniskirt and the "Elite Druid" set that has less cloth than the undergarments you would have while "naked." In some settings one can get the ultimate variant: armor not even "revealing", but completely transparent. Of course, this means the stripperifficness level is defined solely by the underwear. A suit of glassteel ( enchanted glass) is expensive, but as strong as steel with only half the weight. [1] The overall points of articulation were definitely plentiful and something I'm used to (depending on the figure, of course) but range of motion is what makes this body spectacular and will hold up, presuming you don't anything super extreme.Hell yeah, instead of taking out sl** mogs make it more inclusive to all genders. Good move blizz. Comment by Ladylewind on 2022-12-17T14:23:05-06:00 In Fairy Tail, Erza's everyday armor covers her torso entirely, however she has a seemingly endless amount of armors that she can transform into that often leave little to the imagination. She summons a literal plate mail bikini while at the beach. This is especially obvious in a couple of angel cards from the Commander product. Note Basandra, Battle Seraph's choice of "armor" as well as the Battle Thong of Valor on Archangel of Strife.