Penny Arcade‍'‍s take on Prince of Persia's version here. This particular strip is Not Safe for Work. Also the female samurai wears a fairly standard samurai hakama, except that the top is reduced to little more than sleeves so you can see her Sarashi bound assets and uncovered stomach. Note that while that particular picture is work safe(...ish, at least...) many of the rest of the comics are not.

To say nothing of the nereids, although in this case it's somewhat justified, as they're an underwater race, and one really can't move around very well in heavy armor. The female warrior uses her looks as a distraction, and her fighting style is one that requires her clothing be light and form-fitting. The Kingdom of Troia in Final Fantasy IV has an all-female army, who wear leotards as their official uniform. The sprite used to represent them is identical to that of the dancers in other places, resulting in this reaction when the player speaks to one of the guards in the castle: "Dance for you!? How dare you! I am a shieldmaiden of the Epopts, not some two-gil performer!"Julia in the game Age of Wonders. Her armor covers most of her body, but it's shape is rather fitting. It's most likely meant to be comfortable though. Julia's armor is lampshaded twice during her storyline in Shadow Magic. Once by The Big Guy and once by The Vamp. The world literally runs off Rule of Sexy. note Something to do with the fundamental magical forces of the universe.

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. The blood stains on the body were alright... I'm not gonna say they looked life like or anything, but they did the job. Otherwise, there's no real colouring other than the flesh tone on the body. In Command & Conquer 3: Kane's Wrath, the Zone Raider infantry is introduced; it's a Distaff Counterpart to the male Zone Troopers from C&C 3. The Trooper armor is bulky and boxlike. The Raider armor is significantly more form fitting. Real women have curves. Red Sonja is a woman. Ipso facto, Red Sonja has curves. The actress better not look like she eats lettuce all day. It's the Age of Conan; these guys eat BEEF at least three times a day, sometimes uncooked and while the beast is still moving...

Armor in Dragon Saga can be used by both genders but the midriff portions of torso pieces tend to magically shrink or disappear when transferred from a male character to a female. Female Klingon warriors in Star Trek: The Next Generation wear the same armor as the males, except with a noticeable hole (Kleavage). My daughter in one of her favorite places using our iMac. This lens is almost too sharp, I didn't add any sharpening at all!