Head Hat: The act of wearing your freshly killed opponent's head on your own. Generally not very nice, although much more acceptable with animal skulls or pelts ...

A subtrope of Distinctive Appearances and Meaningful Appearance. Compare to Artsy Beret, Cool Crown, Hat of Authority, Hat of Power and other headgear related ...

A character always appears wearing a headdress of some kind, and never, ever takes it off. It doesn't have to be a hat, any kind of headgear is fine.

Writers love to use the hat planet to represent controversial issues in society whenever they can. This way the show's characters can take a thinly disguised ...

The Dead Hat Shot trope as used in popular culture. When a character apparently ends up dead, there can be a shot of the lone hat (or other clothes or …

A Hat in Time is a 3D platformer from Danish independent developer Gears for Breakfast. It stars a petite time-traveller called Hat Kid who is trying to get ...

These Hats of Power grant superpowers, incredible luck, or other special abilities to whatever lucky chump happens to put them on.

The Hat Makes the Man trope as used in popular culture. Sometimes, the type of hat a person wears can tell you a lot about their personality.

Certain hats always convey authority: In military groups where everyone has a helmet, the leader's will be marked out in some way.

This trope comes in two forms: silly hats or inexplicable obsession with hats. Compare Hat Damage, which may result in hilarity. A cornerstone of the ...