Powered Armor is the Sci-Fi Counterpart of the iconic medieval plate armor, frequently used by Space Marines, Super Cops, and Knights in Powered Armor.

This trope is for the powerful women demonstrating their prowess through an equally powerful suit. Bonus points if their sheer presence intimidates men of a ...

A page for describing PlayingWith: Powered Armor. Basic Trope: A character wears a suit of armor that enhances abilities while offering protection.

The tendency for animals to outperform their human coworkers in comedies. Most often takes the form of a gorilla or chimpanzee in a business suit who ...

Suits: Absolute Power is the long-awaited sequel to Suits A Business RPG, created by Technomancy Studios. Taking place after the end of the first game, ...

Essentially wrapping a living being around yourself, it often forms some sort of symbiotic connection with the wearer, often drawing nutrients from the wearer' ...

Powered Armor typically amplifies the movements of its wearer, adding its strength to theirs in a sort of purely mechanical Synchronization. As the page quote ...

This trope covers explicit references to mech/power armor pilots as "knights" (or similar warriors like samurai), aristocratic traditions of mech piloting, and ...

Having superpowers built into a magical or technological garment instead of inherent to a character is a common element of Super Hero stories and other ...

In many science-fiction works most if not all soldiers and or police (especially Space Marines) wear roughly as much plating as a medieval knight.