Takane from Burst Angel is a biker gang leader and a Badass Longseifuku.Each Knight Saber had a bike, a "Motorslave", which transformed into a small autonomous robot (or hulking add-on battlesuit, depending on need.) So really, all four lead characters had a Badass Bike. In at least one episode, she is seen stealing the Badass Bike, and quite possibly continues riding it in the next episode. It starts at the motorcycle racing track, and quickly cranks this up all the way, introducing Made of Iron shapeshifting fencing cyborg saint riding shapeshifting jet bike controlled by sentient AI with talkative Fairy Sexy projection.
Blassreiter has this trope distilled and crystallized.He's is very, VERY good at the wheel, and has the sheer balls to take on massive robots with his bike.especially considering it's equipped with a sidecar mounted MLRS! Norman Burg in The Big O is this and a Battle Butler.Kaneda's red motorbike is iconic of the series. Katsuhiro Otomo is very fond of this trope and thus often includes it in his works, espcially AKIRA where Tetsuo, Kaneda and most other characters ride and fight on stylized motorbikes.Courier from Akudama Drive rides a futuristic motorcycle that can travel at high speeds (even alongside walls) and can be used for combat.Most of those enter Helmets Are Hardly Heroic, riding with heads fully exposed. A Badass Biker might also drive while their lover hugs them tightly from behind romantically. Sometimes, his entrance is a Dynamic Entry. They're also surprisingly versatile, since Badass Bikers can be heroes or anti-heroes, or, in gangs, they can be villains or mooks.Ī Badass Biker who is a thug or gang member usually fits into All Bikers Are Hell's Angels as well. Whether they are traveling through the desert, city streets, a coastal road, or up a wall, this character and bike combo exudes an aura of awesome that eclipses just about any other badass + vehicle combination.Ī pretty universal trope as media from America, Europe, and Japan all love to employ badass bikers.
#ZOMBIE BIKER GIRL GLASS MOVIE#
Possibly popularized by the Marlon Brando movie The Wild One and the James Dean movie Rebel Without a Cause, the Badass Biker is the absolute epitome of the viciously cool vagrant tough guy. But what really sells it is the Cool Bike. He's got the longcoat, the shades, and the (optional) smoking addiction. Only one type of badass character can make it around these parts. Violent thugs rule the streets, and you would have to be crazy to even leave your house if you had even the slightest excuse not to. Half the time the place is enveloped in smoke, fog, and general unpleasantness.
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