Good news! You've acquired the rights to remake that classic cartoon you loved as a child as a movie/novelisation/TV series/comicbook/whatever. But hold on; you watch the series again and you realize something. Shockingly, there's No Hugging, No Kissing—not even ual tension or a gratuitous bikini shot. Well, that will never do—surely people only ever watch TV for the , right? And what'll keep the parents entertained? There's only one thing for it: you'll have to make it Hotter and Sexier.
Firstly, all female characters get Stripperiffic outfits, while all men get one Shirtless Scene after another. Then add some "Witty Banter" between the lead characters about penis size, some bow-chicka-bow-wow, a "manly" hero and a Chaste Sidekick who's a stupid and innocent virgin, a Ms. Fanservice with Gag Boobs and no nudity taboo. Heck, why not go all the way and chuck everyone in bed together and say it's just you making the series more mature.
Unsurprisingly, fans tend to dislike remakes that use this Tone Shift for several reasons. Firstly, these are characters that people have cherished since childhood, and it can be very disturbing to see them suddenly start making masturbation jokes. Secondly, some people feel awkward about blatant innuendos in children's shows, especially when they are so blatant that the clean meaning is harder to find than the dirty one. Third, it can seem insulting to both the viewers and to the franchise. It seems to be saying both that "Viewers Are Morons—they won't watch a show unless it has in it!" and "this show is so terrible that if we don't chuck some cheap titillation in, no one'll watch it!". Finally, given that the is effectively added as an afterthought, it can often feel badly taped on, especially when the content is the result of Executive Meddling.
It's not always a bad thing. Some creators originally planned for their work to include lots of , only for it to be nixed by the Moral Guardians. Older works that were raunchy and risque at the time may not be as the times have changed, so to keep the same feel the ual themes are exaggerated more than the original. As a result, when the work gets remade in a new, less restrictive media (such as TV to film, or anime to manga), the creator can restore what was cut before, with the advantage that this time, the content is properly integrated with the story.
It's not always bad when applied to costumes either. Sure, most of the time it's disheartening or trashy, but sometimes the design just looks better and sleeker.
A Super Trope to Sexy Whatever Outfit.
A Sister Trope to Sex Sells.
Parallel to Darker and Edgier, Lighter and Softer, Bloodier and Gorier, Denser and Wackier and Younger and Hipper.
See also Avoid the Dreaded G Rating and Rated M for Money. If a single specific character gets this, see Historical Beauty Update, Fanservice Pack, or Adaptational Attractiveness. Going in the opposite direction will get you Tamer and Chaster, Bleached Underpants or Adaptational Modesty.
Examples
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Advertising
- The freaking Sun Maid Raisin Girl has gotten this treatment. Seriously, see for yourself.
- The Wendy's logo depicts a little girl who looks like Pippi Longstocking. The commercials portray her as a young adult.
- Viagra commercials in the late 90s consisted of former US Senator Bob Dole telling men that ED was a perfectly normal condition and there was no reason to be ashamed of having it. Now they consist of a variety of hot, flirtatious women talking about how great Viagra is for making sure that you're Ready for Lovemaking.
Art
- As proof that this Trope is much Older Than They Think, artwork depicting scenes in Classical Mythology is often used as an excuse for nude art, even if this would be completely out of character for the subject being portrayed.
- One very common "offender" is the Judgment of Paris. From the Middle Ages onward, all three goddesses are typically depicted nude in art, despite the fact that they were not trying to seduce Paris, and it only fits Aphrodite's character. (The opportunity for three female nudes was a large part of the attraction of the subject.)
- The Three Graces are subject to this too more often than not; Renaissance masters like Raphael and Charles-André van Loo have featured them in nude art, and the trend goes back even further, as explained by Greek poet Pausanias:
"Who it was who first represented the Graces naked, whether in sculpture or in painting, I could not discover. During the earlier period, certainly, sculptors and painters alike represented them draped. At Smyrna, for instance, in the sanctuary of the Nemeses, above the images have been dedicated Graces of gold, the work of Bupalus; and in the Music Hall in the same city, there is a portrait of a Grace, painted by Apelles. At Pergamus likewise, in the chamber of Attalus, are other images of Graces made by Bupalus; and near what is called the Pythium there is a portrait of Graces, painted by Pythagoras the Parian. Socrates too, son of Sophroniscus, made images of Graces for the Athenians, which are before the entrance to the Acropolis. Also, Socrates was known to have destroyed his own work as he progressed deeper into his life of philosophy and search of the conscious due to his iconoclastic attitude towards art and the like. All these are alike draped; but later artists, I do not know the reason, have changed the way of portraying them. Certainly, to-day sculptors and painters represent Graces naked."
Anime and Manga
- Battle Royale started as a novel and movie with a bit of UST and one Attempted Rape, along with an interrupted scene that's stopped before the two involved go all the way. When this became a manga, however, it gained masses of violent, bloody rape of people living, dying, and dead.
- The Bikini Warriors OVAs come with a "Hyper Sexy" version of 6 of the TV series episodes, which gives them a more explicit retouch, including leaving the girls fully naked with no censorship in a couple of scenes. And that's without considering the OVAs themselves, which features some on-screen yuri and breast-licking.
- Compare the uniform◊ Birdy Cephon Altera, the title character of Birdy the Mighty wore in the OVA series to the one◊ she wore in Decode. It's the same way in the respective manga they're based on.
- Blassreiter was already a not-so-kiddy version of Kamen Rider, Blassreiter Genetics does the aforementioned things and adds Nudity and some scenes (NOT Implied type, the softcore type) for good measure. Yet it had a bit of a Lighter and Softer appeal to it.
- In Blue Seed Beyond, the 3-episode OVA sequel to the television series, main character Momiji goes from having accidental panty shots to full-blown Fanservice. The other girls in the show got the same treatment, as well as them being designed to look more mature and with more curves. And the story line is about a new female character that is pure fanservice.
- In the original manga of Chrono Crusade, Aion is a creep, but treats all the women in his group with respectful but platonic feelings, and while he delights in screwing with the minds of his enemies, he leaves their bodies alone. The anime version has him Forceful Kissing Rosette not once, but twice and attempt to rape another female member of her True Companions, plus several scenes in which he purrs seductively into a character's ear.
- Code Geass: Nightmare of Nunnally, a manga spinoff of Code Geass that had Nunnally receiving a Geass along with Lelouch, had more fanservice then you can shake a stick at. Not to say Code Geass wasn't hot and y, but seems like the manga was specifically playing to the tune of the guys who read it.
- Of all the Cutey Honey adaptations, New Cutey Honey has the major amount of Fanservice and nudity, especially with the numerous transformation sequences of the heroine.
- A reverse case: The first Devil Hunter Yohko OAV had scenes that bordered on softcore , like a Brainwashed and Crazy Osamu's Attempted Rape of Yohko. However, the OAV after that one were Lighter and Softer to make it more appealing to younger audiences.
- Poor Dog Days. Sweet, innocent little Dog Days... while it always had some fanservice in it, it really jumped up a large bit in the second season. By the way, everyone's 13-16 years old (mostly 14 and a possible 12).
- When Mitsuki Oosawa got the job of making a manga based on the Fire Emblem Jugdral games, she managed to get away with cranking up the iness in the storyline quite a bit, via several scenes in which the characters are shown either having (nothing that graphic, though, more like R-rated), right after y times, or having rather erotic fantasies about their romantic partners. E.g.: the scene in which Deirdre and Sigurd confess their mutual love has Sigurd hugging a wet and naked Deirdre who had been skinny-dipping before he came in, and they go through Their First Time right after their wedding; Raquesis and Eldigan are this close to have after recognizing their feelings for each other, only Eldigan's conscience stopping him form taking Raquesis' virginity and finally setting into a Last Kiss; Deirdre's train of thoughts before being Brainwashed and Crazy includes more than one mental image of Sigurd and herself naked in each other's arms, and Sigurd also fantasizes about her nude self after her kidnapping; Lex and Ayra decide to get married when they're naked in bed and few after having (also coupled with Lex showing Hidden Depths and almost crying into Ayra's naked bosom after his Bad Dreams about his Missing Mom and his feud with Langobalt); and Raquesis and Finn have right after their love confession (this one is fully understandable since they're among the youngest members of the army, they go at it right before Finn leaves for Lester not knowing if he'll ever be back to her, and both of them were very emotionally exhausted after Eldigan's execution, with Finn being barely able to keep Raquesis from crossing the Despair Event Horizon).
- Fairy Tail is well known for its fanservice, but it wasn't as prominent in its earlier years. Similar to One Piece, the ladies went from mostly just slim to incredibly curvy, and the author has shown less and less reservation about how much skin they show, with nudity now not too uncommon.
- In Food Wars! Shokugeki no Soma, whenever an attractive character would eat really good food, the series would depict their enjoyment as their clothes dissolving off their bodies as they moan in pleasure, sometimes with a particular theme. After the first few chapters, the manga would depict this in one panel and move on. The anime, on the other hand, would linger on for 30 to 60 seconds each time.
- Green Green's anime was always risque, but the third omake, the final episode, and the Erolutions OVA (only released on DVD) take it to explicit territory. The former has a comical, but rather racy act depicted on-screen, and the latter is full-blown hentai.
- Gundam SEED probably had more explicit scenes than all of the other Gundam series combined (especially in the Special Edition, where we get to see Kira getting out of bed after having comfort with Fllay, then has flashbacks to such an event during battle). Being in an age where the Internet speeds up the pace of Rule 34 helps too.
- Go Nagai is well-known for his risky, borderline hentai titles. Heck, his break-out title was the aptly titled Harenchi Gakuen (Lewd School). This one was still a shounen manga though and never went beyond being naughty. In the mid 90's however, a reboot called Heisei Harenchi Gakuen hit the shelves, which finally was a full-fledged cartoon .
- Highschool of the Dead is already heavy on the fanservice, but still topped itself with the "Drifters of the Dead". Despite its 15min. runtime, it crams in so much in-your-face innuendo, that it borders on being softcore . Though the ending reveals they'd all been hallucinating.
- Higurashi: When They Cry is a murder-mystery involving demons and survival, with some comic relief thrown here and there once in a while. But after the story being wrapped up in the anime, it seems to be getting this treatment with their fourth season, Higurashi Kira, filled with mindless fanservice.
- Kaguya-sama: Love Is War is a rather tame series, especially for a seinin romcom. It's "Official Doujin" spin-off is literally built on putting the characters in fanservicey situations, and was written by someone who produced hentai of the series.
- After the initial arc of Kenichi: The Mightiest Disciple, the fanservice gradually ramped up until eventually there was a fight scene where Barbie Doll Anatomy is the only thing that keeps one from immediately realizing the female character fighting is Going Commando.
- The Little Busters!: Mask the Saito OVA, which moved a whole bunch of scenes between the girls that were originally set on the baseball field and placed them in the bathroom (while they all, bar Mio, were naked, of course) and added a couple of random shots of the girls in their underwear getting changed, too. All in all it added up to more fanservice than had been in place in the original VN and main anime combined.
- The uncensored version of Lupin III: The Secret of Twilight Gemini contains far more fanservice and innuendo than most Lupin III Made-for-TV Movies. It contains several topless scenes, instances of near full-frontal nudity, and two instances of offscreen between Lupin and Fujiko.
- Lyrical Nanoha:
- Mai-Otome:
- The anime is this compared to Mai-HiME, with the entire setting being built from the ground up to encourage yuri antics.
- Furthermore, its manga counterpart, had a number of non-canon Hentai chapters added to it. Even outside of the hentai chapters, the fanservice levels are turned Up to Eleven compared to the original anime (which has fanservice, but nowhere near as much). The storyline is also changed, making it more harem-like, which for the intended target audience could also be considered a form of Hotter and Sexier. The manga adaptation of Mai-HiME looks child-friendly compared to it.
- Mai-Otome Zwei also levels up the fanservice from Mai-Otome, with the Furo Scene in episode 3 averting Barbie Doll Anatomy and sting perilously close to the hentai line.
- Mazinkaiser has more fanservice than any adaptation of Mazinger Z, especially episode 4, which has ual humour and nudity.
- Reversed with the Anime Mezzo Forte. The 2 Episode OVA featured full well animated scenes worthy of an adult rating. However, the television series cuts out the , but maintains some of the hardcore violence.
- Hinata of all characters gets this treatment in Naruto the Movie: Road to Ninja. Her alternate-universe self is more assertive, wears makeup and has ditched her baggy hoodie for a sleeveless sweater.
- Inverted with Negima!?, Studio SHAFT's adaptation of Mahou Sensei Negima!. The original is known for having a fair deal of fanservice, but this anime had none. It was still a good series, but it felt odd.
- Neon Genesis Evangelion, when moving from anime to manga, made Rei's shower scene (among others) more explicit by removing the Barbie Doll Anatomy and Scenery Censor that was used in the anime. Taking advantage of the R-rating, the movies get a bit of this as well, though not as explicit.
- One Piece, where every adult female is either a gonk or a goddess in her own right. It didn't start out that way though. The most blatant example is Nami, as illustrated here◊. Part of this can be attributed to Art Evolution. Earlier in the series, everyone who wasn't explicitly fat or otherwise especially bulky was very gangly instead. As Oda's style changed, all characters got a little meatier, whether it meant more muscle definition for the men or more curves for the ladies. Additionally, though the incidents of fan service also increase, even as long-running female characters themselves get hotter, there are also more of them. For instance, by the Loguetown arc (end of the first saga), there were only five living female characters: Nami, Tashigi, Alvida, Kaya, and Nami's sister Nojiko, with only Alvida being fanservice-y, and amongst the men, only Sanji had ladykiller qualities. Contrast that to arcs like Fishman Island or Dressrosa, both of which have oodles of y ladies as background characters and as important secondary characters (Caimie, Shirahoshi, Sharley, Baby 5, Violet) and the introduction of many Bishonen-type characters, like Law or Cavendish.
- In One-Punch Man, the original ONE webcomic has only a few key female characters appearing in and out of story, the most recurring ones, Tatsumaki and Fubuki, are never said to be particularly beautiful by other characters and ONE’s simple drawings don’t put the sisters on any Fanservice situation; Murata's manga adaptation on the other hand really makes use of his high grade art style to make pretty much all female characters in the series have varying degrees of titillation, Tatsumaki and Fubuki have their beauty in display in every panel with borderline skintight outfits, several daring cover pages that has Fubuki posing as if during a photoshoot session, like a gravure model; also if a new batch of heroes that didn’t exist in ONE’s version happen to have a new female amongst them, it’s very likely she will be a very alluring woman as well.
- While the Pokémon anime can come off as this, the Pokémon manga The Electric Tale of Pikachu on the other hand is a definite example of this trope, giving most of the female characters large breasts and tight, revealing outfits.
- Pokémon Adventures is this compared to the games, which feature almost no fanservice. There's more Male Gaze and some characters such as Blue and Gold are more flirty than most characters in the games.
- Puella Magi Madoka Magica featured almost no ual Fanservice of any kind besides a few moments of Barbie Doll Anatomy (and even then, all instances of it were removed for the Compilation Movie). Puella Magi Kazumi Magica, the first spinoff, dove straight into this; Kazumi's outfit shows more skin than those of all the girls of the original series put together, and early stories feature a Naked First Impression and Kazumi failing to conjure up a st. Given that the main characters remained middle-school-age, this aspect was somewhat disconcerting, and the likely reason for why the later Puella Magi Oriko Magica and Different Story reverted to the series's standard of "no fanservice outside of Ship Tease" (though they certainly didn't shy away from gore).
- The anime of Rosario + Vampire has more Fanservice than the manga. It is completely overused and abused in the anime, to the extent that the writers sacrificed the entire plot and Character Development of the original manga in favour of breast and Panty Shots. Cue cries of outrage from fans of the manga.
- The anime adaptation of Sgt. Frog inverts this; while there's still some Fanservice, it's a lot more toned down in comparison to the original manga. Even the art style is modified to look more family-friendly.
- Shimoneta: The anime adaptation quickly gained notoriety due to Anna and her "Love Nectar" being used regularly throughout the series. The manga only contained one such scene.
- The spinoff/Alternate Continuity Slayers manga, The Hourglass of Falces, is probably the closest the series gets to this trope (even if it isn't the series proper). Basically, there's actually a decent plot that makes sense, and two major characters who didn't appear outside the novels (Luke and Milina) appear, but it usually falls under the shadow of the sheer amount of BOOBIES. The canonically-busty Princess Amelia gets an outfit switch that includes a short st flaunting a pair of panties and has the Boobs of Steel trope taken Up to Eleven, Milina's outfit changes entirely into a skimpy ensemble, and Lina makes up her flat-chested status for panty shots. Also, the Tagalong Kid for this manga, Noa, is a living stack of Fetish Fuel (enormous breasts, short st, and wets herself in fear in one scene). Add a lot of Skinship Grope, and you've got one hell of a racy spinoff...
- Tenchi Muyo! GXP might be this compared to its preceding series. In one episode, even though it was only a holographic disguise, "Amane"'s outfit was so revealing that even Emma Frost would blush at it. This also led to a bit of WTH, Casting Agency? in the dub. Seina's mother looks to be in her late 30s to mid 40s and is a bit on the heavy side, but she has a voice that makes her sound like a woman half her age and thus appearance.
- With To Love-Ru as fanservice-laden as it is, one would consider it impossible for this trope to apply any further, yes? No. To Love Ru Darkness is even more fanservice-heavy than ever from page one, with more nudity (it's not an exaggeration to say that not one chapter goes by without a girl's breasts and nipples visible or complete nudity making extreme use of well placed censorship), Rito's Accidental Pervert antics cracked up to the extreme and many scenes where Yabuki sneaks in glimpses of the girls' vaginas. Basically, Darkness goes from the simple Ecchi to one step short of Hentai! (In Taiwan, Darkness is outright slapped with an R18 sticker and sold in such sections).
- The Uchi no Musume ni Te o Dasu na! manga is borderline hentai as it is, but still it dared to go further, after the series ended the author, Nozomu Tamaki, went on make some Doujinshi out it; these self-published extended epilogues (they happen after the series end) contain more detailed portrayals of and penetration befitting of a hentai manga.
Comic Books
- Wildstorm's horribly misjudged ThunderCats (1985) revival, which included amongst other things an aged-up (but still in their teens) Wilykit and Wilykat becoming Mumm-Ra's slaves. Cheetara was chained provocatively to a wall in her first appearance, with the insinuation she'd been raped by the mutants.
- Pictured above is Zenescope Entertainment's Grimm Fairy Tales, with the comic in question obviously centering around Little Red Riding Hood (although she isn't so little anymore). The wolf actually turns out to be the former lover of the teenaged Red. In the end, this story is merely a teenager's Dream Sequence based on her fight with a boyfriend who wanted to have with her.
As a whole, Grimm Fairy Tales is a subversion — sure, all covers feature attractive women in fetishized costumes of fairy tales characters, or with those characters, but stories themselves are mostly modern versions of fairy tales, rather Darker and Edgier than Hotter and Sexier. - Comic book artist J. Scott Campbell has been producing "Fairy Tale Fantasies", an annual pin-up calendar series that features female characters from various Disney/Mother Goose fairy tales in decidedly skimpier outfits and sporting more comic book-proportioned figures.
- Happened to the second Wonder Girl, once she moved from Young Justice to Teen Titans. This◊ is how she was looking in her Young Justice days. This◊ is her current look.
- Done in Green Lantern Corps. Sheriff Mardin was originally an overweight woman in a trenchcoat. In the New 52, she's a lot skinnier and is now a Purple-Skinned Space Babe and wears a tank top.
- Speaking of the New 52:
- The uality of traditional Ms Fanservices Catwoman and Starfire (in ''Red Hood'') have been ramped up significantly. Notably, Amanda Waller also had a major redesign to slim her down when she has never been a particularly attractive woman (in either looks or personality). DC later toned down Starfire into something more similar to her portrayal in the Teen Titans cartoon.
- Similar to Waller, Ma Hunkel/Red Tornado I has apparently also been revised to no longer be a slightly overweight middle aged housewife/grandmother, with her crossdressing theme seemingly removed. Though, she's apparently now a composite of Ma Hunkel and her granddaughter Maxine, better known as Cyclone, who didn't share Ma's appearance.
- The male characters are getting it a little, too. Jay Garrick and Alan Scott, as part of the Younger and Hipper reboot in Earth2, both went from senior heroes to young and very attractive (as drawn by Nicola Scott, who gives the readers plenty of Female Gaze). Superman's facial features have been reworked, making him look more youthful and cute.
- Inverted, though, with Supergirl, whose costume shows a lot of leg but otherwise has been notably downplayed in favour of a more ordinary teenaged girl look; Power Girl, who for about a year had a much more modest costume◊ that even lacked her infamous "boob window"; and the Star Sapphires in the Green Lantern books, whose new costumes aren't nearly as Stripperiffic as the old ones.
- Harley Quinn was always a bit fanservicey considering she was a Perky Female Minion; however, most of the time she was completely covered up. She rarely appeared without her harlequin costume, her face coated in makeup, or even her hat off. Batman: Arkham Series started the trend of Harley without the hat and in skimpy outfits. The New 52 embraced this and got rid of her traditional outfit for Girlish Pigtails 100% of the time and casual clothing (often with a midriff baring shirt and short shorts) instead of a costume. Adaptations such as Suicide Squad, Injustice: Gods Among Us, and DC Superhero Girls use the more fanservicey outfit, however Justice League Action uses her classic clothes.
- In the '80s, Peter Riverstone did this with The Bible stories where every notable woman has an Impossible Hourglass Figure that would shame Jessica Rabbit from their perfectly cherubic faces, perfectly set triple-Ds, washboard abs, a matching ass and the long legs of a runway model that don't even need heels to stand that way compared to every notable man being built like Superman with a permanent Raging Stiffie, which in Holophernes's case could literally impale a woman to death! Stories like "Judith And Holophernes" and "Thamara and Judah" would be certainly memorable this way.
- Dynamite Entertainment has made a comic adaptation of the A Song of Ice and Fire novels, which is by far more similar to the book than the TV adaptation. Particularly, comic Catelyn is younger and hotter than her TV version.
- Archie Comics usually portrays the characters in a chaste manner (with the main trio explicitly being celibate according to a 70s comic, and uality beyond a PG manner being rare). In the 2010s they began drifting away from this image:
- Archie vs. Predator is a parody of slasher films. It features all the overly ual tendencies that slasher works are known for.
- Afterlife with Archie uses this mostly for Fan Disservice. For example, the twins Cheryl and Jason Blossom are involved in twincest, though whether it's ual or not is not mentioned and it's heavily implied to be abusive.
- The Archie Comics (2015) reboot is designed to be more realistic and contemporary than the classic continuity. The characters still don't have ual relations in the reboot, but the topic at least gets suggested.
- The Josie and the Pussycats reboot which goes with the 2015 reboots uses this trope even more than the other rebooted comics. The characters are in their mid-twenties, unlike previous depictions or the high school Archie characters, which gives the writers the ability to write them as having active lives. Melody is suggested to Really Get Around instead of just being a Dude Magnet while Josie and Alan have had .
- Despite already being one of the most provocatively dressed stars in comic books, Harris Comics began the process of making Vampirella costume more and more like "Dental Floss" as Trina Robbins said.
- X-Men: Phoenix – Legacy of Fire is an alternate take on the X-Men, or more specifically Jean Grey, that focus entirely on scantily-clad female characters caught in risque situations and cramming as much fanservice as possible. The comic was originally published with a normal PG rating, but after the first issue, execs most likely realized they were publishing soft-core that the two following issues were released with a Marvel MAX brand, bumping it for mature audiences.
- Nightmares on Elm Street: Taryn's outfit in the dream world is even skimpier than her badass leather outfit in the third movie.
- Legion of Super-Heroes has had two instances of this:
- When Mike Grell redesigned the team's costumes, everyone was more Stripperific. Saturn Girl's original costume covered her up entirely and wasn't even drawn to be skintight, but Grell's redesign is essentially a bikini (a later issue (after Saturn Girl had reverted to her original costume) had her actually use it as a bikini at the beach), Cosmic Boy's costume changed colour so that it matches his skin and gave the appearance that he was naked, Phantom Girl got a shutter-style Cleavage Window, and Princess Projectra ran around in a bikini.
- The Retroboot Legion, who are basically the original Legion up to a certain point in their history (though they had gone back to their regular costumes by this point), had this in spades compared to their previous incarnation, the Threeboot Legion. Shadow Lass was back to a bikini, and Phamtom Girl's costume actually got more fanservice-y than her Grell outfit, as it was now skintight on top of her cleavage window.
- X23 was introduced in X-Men: Evolution as a prepubescent child. When made a Canon Immigrant, she was age lifted up into a teenager and given a Race Lift. Laura in the comics is portrayed in a much more fanservicey goth-ish way than her original incarnation and usually bares her midriff. She also has Rape as Backstory elements not present in the cartoon.
Fan Works
- Any Lemon, especially if the work it's based on didn't have scenes in the first place.
- Weiss Reacts applies this to a character, mostly for comedic potential. In canon, Pyrrha is a Team Mom who quietly nurses her feelings for Jaune. In WR, she's a Stalker with a Crush who openly ogles Jaune and tries to invoke Clothing Damage.
- Invoked in POP Culture, which is an AMV about a fictional singer in the music industry. According to a blink-or-you-miss-it piece of paper, Cassie's abusive managers forced her into changing her image and become more ualized.
Film — Animation
Film — Live Action
- Every single Uwe Boll adaptation of every videogame. Particularly Alone in the Dark (2005), which was changed from a Lovecraftian detective story to a poor man's version of The Matrix. But with more .
- Happens with a lot of adaptations of Dracula, in particular The Francis Ford Coppola version. Bram Stoker's Dracula is WAY more accurate to the novel than the Lugosi version (probably because the Lugosi version is based on Hamilton Deane's play, and not Bram Stoker's book). However, the original novel had an old and ugly Dracula. While he did become younger looking as the novel progressed, Dracula was never described as anything close to attractive. Any Does This Remind You of Anything? events are closer to rape than y. The Count's portrayal in Bram Stoker's Dracula actually destroyed one potential interpretation of the original novel. The image of the dissolute Count (representing unrestrained animal uality) seducing cultured/repressed English girls becomes a lot less powerful when said English girls are strongly implied to be boinking each other.
- Mary Shelley's Frankenstein (which appropriately enough was a Follow the Leader situation from Bram Stoker's Dracula) adds in a passionate scene for Victor and Elizabeth's wedding night. Victor also finds a lot of reasons to walk around shirtless.
- Paint Your Wagon greatly rewrote the original musical play, adding subplots about prostitution and wife-sharing.
- Percy Jackson and the Lightning Thief did this with Grover. In the book, he was shy and introverted with self-esteem issues. The movie turned him into a crazed maniac and played up the lust in Percy and Annabeth's romance.
- Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides to the franchise and Disney in general; it's the very first Disney film to mention ual content (though not in those words) in the MPAA's reason for giving it a PG-13 rating.
- Red Riding Hood is a great example of this (as well as Darker and Edgier), what with all the bondage-gear pseudo-medieval clothing and rolling about in the snow.
- There's more nudity and related fanservice in the third Riddick movie than in previous installments, including from Riddick himself.
- The Scooby-Doo movies. Freddy in Daphne's body feels himself. Shaggy in Velma's body looking up her own st too. Hilarity Ensues in both cases.
- The film versions of The Dukes of Hazzard, which took a family-friendly comedy series (with a resident, though mild fanservice character) and turned it into a comedy, complete with a raunchier unrated DVD version and R-rated direct-to-DVD sequel. Several actors from the original series even went public with their complaints.
- The Live-Action Adaptation of The Flintstones had Halle Berry as Fred's Sexy Secretary, with some lines that went beyond Parental Bonus. To prevent backlash, however, Wilma and Betty were not overualized, no matter what some fans thought about them.
- The musical The Phantom of the Opera was already this compared to its source novel, but the movie of it is even more so - not to its benefit when it means the Phantom has been hit with severe Adaptational Attractiveness that makes all the talk of his hideousness prior to his unmasking moot.
- The Three Musketeers (2011), starring Milla Jovovich as Action Girl fourth member Milady De Winter, who at one point rips off her overdress and has a petticoat cut as a Showgirl St.
- In the Transformers cartoon, Spike did have some dating issues. The movies made it more explicit and had plenty of fanservice shots of the love interests.
- Who knew that Charles Xavier was a charming, Pretty Boy cad or that Erik Lehnsherr was a brooding, Tall, Dark, and Handsome "bad boy" during their youth? X-Men: First Class also provides the most scantily-clad females in the entire franchise.
- Inverted, surprisingly, with Mystique, who usually wears at least some form of clothing in First Class, whereas she spent basically the entirety of her time on-screen (as herself) entirely naked in all three of the previous movies.
- Zapped!, the 1982 Scott Baio comedy, was originally filmed as a more family-friendly PG-rated movie. However, following the box office success of Porky's, parts of Zapped! were refilmed to increase the amount of nudity and to intentionally earn an R-rating. These changes led to an official complaint from actress Heather Thomas and gave the movie a Troubled Production.
- The Hunger Games:
- In the book, the yellow dress that Katniss wears at her final interview was supposed to be girlish and understated with a high, modest cut. In the movie, while not designed to overtly flaunt appeal, the dress's design is more mature than what's described in the book.
- Inverted with Glimmer's dress. In the book, she's described as wearing a translucent golden dress. However, in the movie, she girlishly bounces out on stage in a puffy white dress.
- The Way He Looks is a Brazilian Coming-of-Age Story Queer Romance focusing on a blind teen figuring out his uality after falling for the New Transfer Student that befriends him. The movie is based on a 15 minutes short called Eu Não Quero Voltar Sozinho (in English: "I Don't Want to Go Back Alone"), which only goes as far as a kiss in the end of the video. The film however, dives deep into Leo's developing uality and Leo and Gabriel's genuine ual attraction to each other, includes a shower scene in which Gabriel looks and analyzes Leo's naked body and has Leo masturbating with Gabriel's sweater.
- Sleepaway Camp had two sequels that were more explicit in their and nudity for two main factors: money, and the fact that they could legally do it with their Dawson Casting compared to the original which used real young teenagers.
- The 2002 TV movie Sherlock: Case of Evil is a hotter and ier version of Sherlock Holmes, transforming the great detective from a celibate misogynist into a y ladies' man who sleeps with no fewer than four different women over the course of this one movie (two of them at the same time).
- In-universe in Darling Lili. The song "I'll Give You Three Guesses" is first performed as one of Lili's Silly Love Songs in her routine - where she's wearing a frilly and conservative dress. The Dark Reprise has it turning into a striptease.
- Two in-universe examples in The Cabin in the Woods:
- The controllers use pheromones to influence Kurt and Jules to have in the woods, and for Jules to show her breasts when she wouldn't have otherwise.
- The board of potential monsters has a distinction between 'witches' and 'y witches'.
Literature
Live Action TV
Music
- Nelly Furtado's first two albums were kinda experimental pop/folk, normal clothing◊... then Loose had her singing R&B/hip-hop, some with suggestive titles like "Promiscuous" and "Maneater", and y wardrobe◊. Giving birth between those albums helped her body to get good enough for those tight pants. It's downplayed however because, as critics have noted, she did not resort to just wearing underwear or grinding like some of her contemporaries.
- The K-Pop group T-ara did two music videos of their song, "Bo Peep Bo Peep". One is the normal version, and then the 19+ version which is basically softcore ... Some think it's still "not y enough" compared to Western music videos going the same way, but then again, this is South Korea we're talking about.
- Then there is Hyuna, whose y solo career has more views on Youtube than when she is working as part of 4minute, her teaser video for What's Your Name has more views than her entire group combined which says the Hotter and Sexier direction is well received.
- Hilary Duff is a downplayed case. Her music has gotten hotter and ier over time, and many critics have noted that it is strange to hear her sing things like "Reach out and touch me", but she still wears the same type of clothing from her Lizzie McGuire days.
- Miranda Cosgrove is starting this with her EP, High Maintenance. Note the last track of the EP, as it's just that.
- Miley Cyrus went there the moment she started Party In The USA. Special mention goes to Wrecking Ball.
- Untitled (How Does It Feel) by D'angelo.
- Lovage did this when they covered Berlin's "Sex (I'm A)". The Lovage version can be heard here and is either Hotter and Sexier or Narmy depending on taste. Probably Not Safe for Work either way.
- Katy Perry started out as a Christian pop singer. Then she made "I Kissed a Girl"...
- Carly Rae Jepsen of all people seems to be heading down this path. After the saccharine sweetness of "Tug of War" and especially "Call Me Maybe", she's released "Good Time" with Owl City; she displays Bare Your Midriff and Who Wears Short Shorts? in the video. There's even a nude photo scandal!
- Michael Jackson attempted this starting with the Bad era in the late 1980s, as a contrast to his previous more innocent-looking image.
- Christina Milian, during her Dip It Low phase.
- R&B group 702, after their hiatus returned with skimpier clothes and with what some believe were boob jobs.
- Brooke Valentine, but it didn't stop her album Physical Education from being shelved.
- R. Kelly became this more and more over the 90's heading into the millennium.
- Ciara was always in this category but moved further into this direction in her later albums.
- Brandy started going into this phase with her third album, Full Moon and amped it up even more with her Afrodisiac album.
- Zigzagged but mostly inverted with X Japan over the 2008 reunion and forward, which used to have songs such as Stab Me In The Back, Orgasm, Standing Sex, and the like - as well as lots of onstage man-on-man fanservice - as a regular feature of the setlist for almost all live shows. Post 2008, Orgasm was the only one to remain in the setlist (and only then for certain shows for the full version - the gigs outside Japan didn't even feature the full version, if they featured it at all), and most of the homoerotic fanservice became more of the Witty Banter and Call-Back variety.
- Nick Jonas, starting with his solo career.
- Girl group 3LW with their music video for "I Do".
- Amber first started heading in this direction with singles such as "One More Night" and "Sexual", and climaxed (pardon the pun) with her third album, appropriately titled Naked.
- Girl group Fifth Harmony got more ed up with their 7/27 album hit, starting with "Work From Home".
- Demi Lovato's song "Cool for the Summer" and the accompanying music video represent a pretty marked upping of the uality in her music and image.
- Justin Bieber started in this phase once he turned 18.
- Pentatonix members Scott Hoying and Mitch Grassi began their side project Superfruit for this reason. Scott and Mitch are both openly gay, and Superfruit allows them to create original music and explore ual themes that wouldn't be quite appropriate for Pentatonix.
- Liam Payne stepped into this phase after leaving One Direction. His song, "Strip That Down", Lampshades this clearly.
You know, I used to be in 1D (now I'm out, free)
People want me for one thing (that's not me)
I'm not changing, the way, that I (used to be)
I just wanna have fun and (get rowdy)
- Blackbear's acoustic version of "idfc" has more explicit lyrics than the normal version.
Pinball
Professional Wrestling
- GLOW in the 80s was this to traditional women's wrestling. The G stands for Gorgeous after all. Women's wrestling at the time was serious athletic competition so GLOW took things in a more tongue-in-cheek Double Entendre comedy direction.
- The birth of the WWE Divas archetype in The Attitude Era. Before then the female wrestlers in the company were average-looking women wrestling in singlets. Then along came Sable - a stunningly beautiful glamour model. Whenever she did moves, the fans went wild and so WWE started bringing in more pretty ladies. Not only did the standard wrestling outfits for women become considerably skimpier, they also had Cat Fight evening gown matches, bra and panties matches, gravy bowl matches etc.
- This happened to WWE again in 2004. It opted to make its second Diva Search part of its flagship show, resulting in a collection of pretty models, actresses getting a segment each week for the opportunity to win a contract, and unlike Jamie from the previous year, this time the winner got a pay per view match...which ended up being less wrestling match and more pillow fight. WWE ended up hiring most of the losers anyway and releasing most of its trained women wrestlers. Needless to say, there were a lot less actual wrestling matches between women. This was toned down in 2008 when WWE began to appeal more to families.
- Yoshimoto's JD Star promotion went in this direction in 2001. Having lost its top draw, Jaguar Yokota, who was also its reason for existing, they tried to stay relevant by recruiting girls with glamour model potential in hopes they would become crossover stars outside of pro wrestling and bring new fans to the sport.
- Ohio Valley Wrestling, especially its women's division, veered this way a few times. First when WWE started making the diva search an official part of its shows, which saw a sharp reduction in the calls for wrestlers without breast implants. Second when Al Snow joined the booking team, which saw a shift in how women's angles and segments went. Third when TNA took it on as its developmental brand, resulting in Snow's return and the knockouts making more frequent appearances. Tropes Are Tools, as some other bookers did take things more seriously than Snow but others wouldn't book women's matches at all so long as boobs were on the show.
Tabletop Games
Theater
- The revival of Cabaret in the 1990s directed by Sam Mendes was pointedly Hotter and Sexier despite the show being hardly clean in the first place. Subverted in that you could also see the needle tracks on the skins of the Kit Kat Klub dancers where they'd been using. Not so y.
- The Musical version of Chicago adds a great deal of (rather anachronistic) ual dialogue to the original non-musical play, portrays Roxie as much more of a pot, shows her in the act of committing adultery in the opening scene and allows a semi-dressed Billy to cavort around with Chorus Girls.
- Parodied by the Tag Line to Bloody Bloody Andrew Jackson: "HISTORY JUST GOT ALL SEXYPANTS."
- In the transition from La Bohème to RENT, most of the characters stayed pretty much the same. Except for Mimi, who went from sweet, soft-spoken and naive seamstress, to junkie S&M dancer. A lot of the contrast between sweet Mimi and y Musetta/Maureen is lost, but Mimi actually becomes a more rounded character in the process.
- Mimi's number "Out Tonight" became Hotter and Sexier in the transition between play and movie. In the play, the song is y, but it takes place in Mimi's apartment as she prepares to meet Roger. In the movie, its an excuse for Rosario Dawson to do a strip routine.
- There have been several cases where decades (sometimes even century-old) plays that were notorious in their day for suggestive content (usually no more than suggestive) have been revived, but with greater freedom of expression on stage often crank up the ual content. The popular teen play Spring Awakening is a good example of this. Two characters do not have in the middle of a song in the original.
- Aida to other Disney musicals. The sight of a clearly post-coital Radames and Aida is quite shocking.
Toys
- Barbie, though moral guardians (or those who prefer the original 1950s cat's-eyed version) might not approve.
- Action figures and dolls based upon movie and TV characters (male or female) these days tend to be more realistic and accurate than they used to be back in the old days. Depending on who is being portrayed, the trope can definitely apply.
Video Games
- Super Robot Wars Original Generation: The Inspector has a lot of fanservice moments, including a scene where Excellen gets brainwashed similar to what happened to Lamia in the ODE Incident of OG Gaiden along with a variety of other fun stuff like Ending Credits featuring the female cast in bathing suits as well as one with Elzam and Zengar. The Rapiecage piloted by Ouka is also significantly different, being a bondage getup. The BD ups the ante with full uncensored nudity
- Super Robot Wars V also pushes the limit of the rating of the game as it is the first to receive a CERO C due to the fact one of the new series debuted is Cross Ange, the scenes where Ange is stripped is obviously censored with bars of light of course. The TAC point system also yields opportunity to have some fanservice as you unlock higher tiers you are presented to a nude image of Nine (Of course being an android means she has Barbie Doll Anatomy).
- Demonbane is what happens when you do this sort of thing to the Cthulhu Mythos! To be fair, it still portrays most of what it borrowed as creepy as its source, and lots of stuff is still freaky and decidedly non y Dagon and the Deep Ones come to mind. However, by the same token, no less than Nyarlathotep gets hit with this trope, and you wouldn't believe how y the result is.
- Breath of Fire 6 seems to be this for the series. While it was partial to the occasional Fanservice, and the main games would always have a Mr. and Ms. Fanservice in the party by the end of the game, 5 uses a more generic anime style with everyone (even the protagonist, should the player chose to do so) showing much more skin than previous installments.
- Prince of Persia: Warrior Within added such "mature" content as Stripperiffic villainesses who wore thongs and barely-there tops, female enemies who moaned and yelled vaguely S&M-related phrases while fighting, and, as the icing on the cake, many of the statues in the game were of (you guessed it) nude women. Plus lots of blood and heavy metal, of course. Interestingly enough, its predecessor Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time got closer to depicting actual than the second, although, to be fair, there were bare-breasted statues back in Sands of Time, right from the first level. This is just part of real-world Indian architecture.
- The Soul Series is a rather famous example of this trope in action. When the first game Soul Edge (Soul Blade in the west) launched, there were only three female fighters and apart from Taki wearing a very form-fitting spandex there wasn't a whole lot of fanservice. Then, with each subsequent game, starting from Soulcalibur, there was an increase in appeal as more females were added, most notably Ivy who serves as the symbol of the series, while the pre-existing women got biggest breasts and curvier, shapelier bodies with skimpier outfits to match. It reached a sort of critical mass with Soulcalibur IV where just about every female fighter provided fanservice in some way apart from Hilde. This was toned down in Soulcalibur V where Ivy got a more modest outfit while most of the women were replaced with less-endowed successors, but this didn't take at all. All subsequent marketing has been based around Sex Sells as a result. In fact, Soulcalibur VI may even outdo IV; most of the classic ladies return as fanservicey as ever, but the updated graphics and character models means they look even ier. It's also full of convenient wind, brings back the butt jiggle physics that V cut, and Male Gaze is practically everywhere. Let's not forget that players can take part in the fun with the Character Customization feature.
- The fan-made modules A Dance with Rogues and The Bastard of Kosigan are Darker and Edgier and Hotter And Sexier than the main Neverwinter Nights stories. The official expansion Hordes of the Underdark is a tamer example, but is still this to the base game. The romance subquests in the base game never went any further than Ship Tease, and aside from a handful of NPCs like dryads and a nymph, females were pretty conservative, though some of the female portraits prominently showed off cleavage. The expansion elaborated on romance subquests to full declarations of love and endings implying you end up together, a potential path in those subquests involve two females discussing "sharing" you, fairies, succubi, and other Cute Monster Girl enemies are more common, and a confrontation with the Big Bad has her trying to ually seduce you.
- Mass Effect:
- Mass Effect 2 was much Hotter and Sexier than the first game, which had nothing beyond Space Clothes and one rather tame scene near the end. The second game had Asari walking around with Absolute Cleavage, female party members dressed in ridiculously skintight clothing (and in one case nothing but tattoos and strategically placed straps from the waist up), prison rape in backstories, etc. Oddly, the actual scenes ended up being tamer than those in the previous game, with only Jacob and Miranda showing any skin before the Sexy Discretion Shot.
- Mass Effect 3 inverts the trope in both ways as the previous game: your squadmates now wear more conservative clothing this time around (the former squadmate who wore nothing but tattoos from the waist up included), and mentions of outside of romance subplots take a back seat to trying to save the galaxy. On the other hand, the scenes are even more risque than the first game, showing much more skin than before.
- Mass Effect: Andromeda, following the lead of Dragon Age: Inquisition, moves fully into R-rated territory with certain scenes (Jaal, Cora, and Peebee) and, unlike previous games, allows Ryder to have with some characters without entering into a committed relationship.
- Dragon Age:
- Dragon Age II went through a similar progression as Mass Effect 2. In the first game, was present in the game-verse, but the characters didn't wear it on their sleeves, and even though you had y party members, they looked moderately normal. Come the sequel, many of the women have ample bosoms, Everyone Is Bi, half the dialogue of one of your companions consists of jokes, and there is a far greater emphasis on the romance side-quests. On the other hand, two of the female party members (Merrill and Aveline) are not overly ualized; Merrill has moderately-form-fitting but fully-covering robes and light chainmail, while Aveline wears platemail armor for 90% of the game. But, like ME2, the scenes with your romantic partner are more chaste than the original. The characters might kiss and lead each other to bed, but the scene always fades to black before you see anything explicit. Visiting the local brothel is also a much more tame affair.
- Isabela, however, is an example on her own. In her appearance in Origins, she wore rather silly armor that might qualify as a one piece swim suit with a leather st, though it was not as bad as the typical Chainmail Bikini. Nor was she the only one wearing it. Pretty much all the female light armor was a leather leotard or two piece. In Dragon Age II, she trades it in for a too-small shirt, underwear, and thigh-high boots.
- Isabela personally makes this change, but compared to the first game's Hot Witch and Token Evil Teammate Morrigan◊, the second game's main party is pretty overdressed.
- Dragon Age: Inquisition has fairly modest armor similar to the first game, but it's also got the most focus on the romantic side-plots of any Bioware game to date, and this time has scenes that feature frontal female nudity from the waist up.
- Dragon Age II went through a similar progression as Mass Effect 2. In the first game, was present in the game-verse, but the characters didn't wear it on their sleeves, and even though you had y party members, they looked moderately normal. Come the sequel, many of the women have ample bosoms, Everyone Is Bi, half the dialogue of one of your companions consists of jokes, and there is a far greater emphasis on the romance side-quests. On the other hand, two of the female party members (Merrill and Aveline) are not overly ualized; Merrill has moderately-form-fitting but fully-covering robes and light chainmail, while Aveline wears platemail armor for 90% of the game. But, like ME2, the scenes with your romantic partner are more chaste than the original. The characters might kiss and lead each other to bed, but the scene always fades to black before you see anything explicit. Visiting the local brothel is also a much more tame affair.
- Final Fantasy:
- Final Fantasy IV is no stranger to fanservice, which is unsurprising given the franchise it's from, but compared to the rest of the series is pretty tame aside from the Stripperiffic Rydia and (in the sequel) Porom. The PSP remake of the game however adds visible ual organs to numerous monsters, including asses to the Lamia and Succubus-type enemies and bare breasts to the Leshy, conveniently covered up by the positioning of her arms. In the game's defense though, these enemies always had these attributes, they just weren't as noticeable in previous releases due to the lower-quality graphics.
- FFs I and III are less, and II, IV, V and VI include one or two mild humorous ual moments each. FFVII, liberated from Nintendo's censorship policies, has an elaborate sidequest set in a Red Light District which involves hanging out with transvestites, pretending to be a prostitute, Cloud attempting to sleep with prostitutes, Cloud and Tifa having a heart-to-heart in a BDSM dungeon, and Cloud, Aeris and Tifa threatening to chop, rip or smash a man's penis while interrogating him. There's also a later sidequest which calls back to this. And a Did They or Didn't They? between Cloud and Tifa.
- Final Fantasy X-2 managed to combine this with Lighter and Softer by upping the fanservice and Les Yay to 11 while making everything more cheerful.
- Dissidia: Final Fantasy does this to several characters thanks to its higher-quality graphics allowing 2D sprites and old concept artwork to be fully realized. Terra's alternate outfits provide an escalation of fanservice, baring her legs and midriff and making her quite pretty in the face, while the Cloud of Darkness was based on concept art instead of her sprites, and thus appears as a very shapely female clad in nothing but a cape and a few carefully positioned ribbons. For the female fans, Warrior of Light and Firion have become full Bishōnen with silver hair and muscular builds, Zidane is quite handsome thanks to the more traditional art style, and Kain is simply gorgeous with a head full of long, flowing blonde hair. And that voice...
- Final Fantasy XII, Penelo is fully covered until the ending sequence and the sequel, Revenant Wings, where Penelo wears a less revealing dancer costume. Vaan may be almost shirtless in both games, but in Final Fantasy Tactics A2, he gets a new getup that makes him look more badass and hotter at the same time. And fans totally agree that Basch looks younger and hotter after he shaved up and had some nice haircut.
- The Dead or Alive series is this for fighting video games in general, since its trademark Jiggle Physics were added to the original game specifically to make it stand out from the crowd, with four of the subsequent games not letting up on the Fanservice. The sixth installment, on the other hand, aims to invert this trope, as the developers want players to see the fighters more for their characterization and less for their eye candy.
- Star Fox:
- Certain fans feared that this is exactly what was going to happen to Metroid's Samus Aran when it was announced that Tecmo and Team Ninja (of Dead or Alive, or "boing" fame) would be making Metroid: Other M. Ironically enough, her presence in this game is actually a lot more tame and modest than her normal appearances out of her armor. (After all, ever since the infamous Samus Is a Girl twist in the original game occurred Samus ended up becoming quite a Ms. Fanservice when she is not in her traditional power armor.)
- This is the main reason Rouge the Bat was introduced in the Sonic the Hedgehog series.
- Before having Ivy and Sophitia (from SoulCalibur) jiggling about the camera whilst destroying each other's clothing, Namco proved they could taken the already-cleavage-familiar Tekken and spin-it-off into Death by Degrees, an action game that puts you in the numerous bullet-deflecting string bikinis of Nina Williams.
- Nikki from Pandemonium! was an average looking teenage girl in the original game. In the sequel, Pandemonium 2, Nikki is a much older looking woman with longer hair, bigger breasts, and full red lips. This might be a case of She's All Grown Up if it weren't from the fact that Nikki from the sequel looks like an entirely different character instead of an older version of the same character from the first game. The manual goes as far to lampshade this.
"Nikki is no longer a limpet-eyed young naif. She has grown, blossomed, "leafed-out and sapped" as it were. And as she has sprouted, so have her desires.... and her means to achieve them."
- This happened to Judy Nails from the Guitar Hero series. In the first two games, she was a cute, fairly normal alt-rock chick. By the third game, she wore heavy make-up, changed her jeans and plaid for a mini-st and belly top, and of course there's also her sudden growth spurt. It bears mentioning that between the second and third games the developers changed from Harmonix (who moved on to make Rock Band) to Neversoft after Red Octane sold the name to Activision.
- TERA Online is basically "Lineage II with even nakeder girls."
- No More Heroes: Heroes Paradise is the original game with improved graphics and an extra gamemode called Very Sweet Mode added, which has all the female characters from the original game in a lot skimpier outfits. Whether this is a good thing or a bad thing depends on which character being depicted, but it should be noted that this applies to literally all of the female characters. Including Speed Buster, a fat, elderly woman.
- No More Heroes 2: Desperate Struggle is quite a bit kinkier than its predecessor, with its female bosses catering to all sorts of fetishes: Charlie McDonald's cheerleader underlings, Cloe Walsh, Margaret Moonlight, Alice Twilight, Kimmy Howell...even returning characters Dr. Naomi and Shinobu get hotter! And that's before even mentioning that late in the game, Travis and Sylvia finally do it...
- The Dynasty Warriors characters have gotten progressively more attractive with each entry into the series, with the biggest jump occurring between the fifth and sixth installments. And that's not even getting into the increasing Stripperiffic-ness of Diao Chan's outfits. As well as Yuan Shao's sudden change from a middle-aged man to a Silver Fox (with a mustache), Liu Bei reaching Bishōnen levels, Sun Shang Xiang baring her midriff and even the modest, previously armored Yue Ying shows off some of her well-toned legs in some shorts. Inverted with Zhen Ji whose previous Stripperiffic outfit was replaced with a very classy, royal qipao, then reversed when she went back to midriff and fishnets in 7.
- The 3DS remake of Fatal Frame II: Crimson Butterfly has done this to the protagonists. In the original game, Mio and Mayu are two relatively cute, yet demure teen girls. In the remake, Mio has noticeable cleavage and Mayu's high-collared top has been replaced with one that shows off her chest and collarbones. Their faces have also undergone a revamp to make them more stereotypically attractive.
- More boobage and less clothing was the order of the day for all the female characters in Mortal Kombat 9. Mileena even gets an entire fight scene wearing nothing more than a few strategically placed bandages. But it's inverted in Mortal Kombat X, where female characters (most notably Kitana) wear clothes that cover more as the design team strive for outfits that were more realistic while still appealing. Played with for Mileena, who now has a fully functional set of human lips bordered on both ends by her her trademark razor-sharp Tarkatan teeth.
- The Castlevania series has Alucard. Circa the NES era, he's a middle-aged, wrinkled, unimpressive generic film-Dracula-esque character. Then came Castlevania: Symphony of the Night. The young, long-silver-haired, alabaster-skinned and fine-featured, impeccably dressed gentleman on the page graphic there. That's Alucard. Yowza. And Maria Renard from the previous game is all grown up.
- Dead Rising 2 takes place in an adult playground and with it comes a lot more innuendo and more perverted moments than in the previous Dead Rising.
- Assassin's Creed II, compared to Altair who is pretty much Married to the Job. Ezio's quest for revenge does not stop him from catching a glimpse of the finer things in 15th Century Italy which include lovely courtesans and a couple of flings with girls. However, Ezio also has siblings, parents, and extended family, so it may just be a case of better and deeper storytelling than this trope per se.
- Alternately, just a representation of the times/locations. Altair represents the monastic mentality and heavy religious tones of the Crusade era, while Ezio represents the love-of-life vitality of Renaissance Italy.
- Happened to Noel Vermillion from BlazBlue, her character seems to wind up in more lewd situation as the series goes on and has appeared in a Queen's Blade game book which turn her into a full Ms. Fanservice (Which is saying something given how Litchi is already a Ms. Fanservice herself.
- Tiny Kong goes from being a cute tomboy in Donkey Kong 64 to a teenaged Ms. Fanservice in future games, although her personality remained mostly the same.
- Koyori from the Sengoku Ace series is a tomboyish but attractive girl in the first game and in rest she's an outright Ms. Fanservice with ier appearance overall (larger breasts, pouty lips, her top shows more cleavage. Here are pictures of both versions and even some remarks on the change.
- The Sims 3 in comparison to the first two games, especially with Late Night. Breast sliders for women, body hair for men, clothing and accessories that resemble fetish wear and with the Create-a-Style tool, everything your Sim wears can be made of leather or rubber.
- Micaiah's redesign for Fire Emblem Awakening. Unlike most examples of this trope, this instance is not so much a redesign as it is simply giving her the uniform of the class she uses as a DLC unit in the game (she's a Dark Mage, and almost Dark Mages of 'both genders dress that way), just like the rest of the DLC characters like Roy and Lyn, who are depicted in Mercenary and Swordmaster garb, respectively.
- Fire Emblem Fates does this for the Dark Mage Class. Dark Mages in previous titles were middle-aged bearded men, the ones here are Bishonen in Sensual Spandex that shows off their perfectly toned abs and they don't seem to be wearing any underwear.
- Betilla the Fairy becomes this in Rayman Origins. Compare her old form in the first◊ game, to the one in Origins◊..
- All of the girls in Jet Set Radio became this in Future. And◊ we◊ mean◊ all◊ of them◊. Gum's victory dance includes a Panty Shot even! And as for a male example, Yoyo. He was a fat ginger in the original◊, but a skinny, attractive, green-haired boy in JSRF◊.
- Fans of Tekken would be familiar with who the Final Boss is in each game: an old martial arts master, Satan, an Eldritch Abomination, a Crystal Dragon Jesus, ect. Meet the boss of◊ Tekken Tag Tournament. Her re-appearance in Tag 2 provides a small hint to the direction the character portraits and outfits have gone.
- The infamous BMX XXX is Dave Mirra's BMX meets Rated M for Money (it was actually going to be a Dave Mirra's BMX game until Dave Mirra demanded that his name be taken off of it). It's also a classic example of this trope going horribly, catastrophically wrong.
- For the most part, Rift is fairly tame compared to many other fantasy-based games, with relatively few instances of things like the infamous Chainmail Bikini. Some of the higher level armors actually cover MORE skin than the lower level ones, imagine that! Then they came out with the expansion, Storm Legion, and well... Just look at the box art◊.
- Possibly the poster children for this trope are Grand Theft Auto IV and its sequel Grand Theft Auto V. Their predecessor, Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas, was condemned for its ual content, including a Dummied Out mini-game found in some versions. With IV and V the makers responded by cranking the ual content Up to Eleven, with full frontal male nudity in one of IV's DLC's cutscenes, topless strippers, interactive lap dances, and realistic-looking ual encounters with prostitutes, plus an optional series of "booty call" diversions where the whole purpose is to have (at least San Andreas required players to engage with their "girlfriends" in various time-consuming activities before serving the girls any "hot coffee"). The moral of the story is: you can get away with just about anything in an M-rated video game just as long as you don't try to hide it or make it a secret.
- They've actually done this to Princess Peach, Princess Daisy and later Rosalina in some of the Nintendo sports titles, including Super Mario Strikers and Mario Super Sluggers. In these games, both Princesses sport athletic outfits with short-shorts, and in one case, a crop top. Super Smash Bros. also portrays Peach as more flirty than she usually is, more anatomically realistic and boosts her chest size a bit. The introduction of Motorbikes in Mario Kart games also brought about the introduction of form fitting motorbike suits for the girls. The pinnacle was reached in the Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Games series, where the girls were given leotard suits for swimming and gymnastic events, showing off their forms, and they have legs.
- Inverted with Custom's Chip-chan Kick! While the company is infamous for its lineup of H-Games, this Elimination Platformer is hardly any more risque than the average ecchi. This being Chip-chan, she still gets a gratuitous amount of panty shots.
- The Animatronics in the Five Nights at Freddy's-Fangame Five Nights In Anime are all turned into y Versions of themselves and their Jumpscares involve them pressing their breasts or buttocks against the Nightguard's face.
- The 2016 Medabots Girls Mission games star high school girls rather than the younger protagonists common in the series. Many fans mistook it at being aimed at a female demographic until features such as the ability for Clothing Damage were advertised.
- Hyrule Warriors is this to the main The Legend of Zelda series. Almost every character has an even more attractive design than in the main series, the main antagonist Cia has a stripperiffic costume with Absolute Cleavage, and Zelda is bustier than in the main games. The Great Fairies are based on their Ocarina of Time/Majora's Mask designs, except she trades out the leopard skin outfit for a dancer-like Garden Garment with exposed cleavage and tight enough that the rear of her costume almost looks painted on. Ruto did get slightly censored though, as she wears an Organic Bra just like she does in Ocarina of Time 3D.
- Bombergirl is an arcade spinoff of Bomberman. It initially looks like the same harmless, explosive fun as the main series, only with pretty girls, until the Clothing Damage kicks in.
- Scott Pilgrim Vs the World: The Game puts the female characters in fanservice-y tropes more often than its source material. Most of them have blatant gainaxing, some of their sts flip over in-game when that never happens in the comic, Ramona and Roxie's shorts are practically drawn to look like bikini bottoms, and there's even a brief shot of an enemy's bare butt in the final level as she's shown being artificially created/cloned by Gideon. The comic has scenes of characters (male and female) in their underwear on occasion, but the game otherwise tones things up a little.
- Splatoon 2 actually contains some Fanservice. Not a lot, but considering that the first Splatoon was mostly free of it makes it stick out more. Specifically, Marina is a Ms. Fanservice with a borderline Stripperiffic costume, and the Singleplayer mode seems to be aiming for Evil Is Sexy when a brainwashed Callie shows up alongside the Final Boss, dressed in a midriff-baring ensemble complete with suggestive poses. The DLC also has shades of this, with the newly playable Octolings having pronounced Hartman Hips and default costumes consisting of tight, midriff-bearing leather.
Visual Novels
Webcomics
- Inverted with Axis Powers Hetalia. Along with becoming Lighter and Softer, the fanservice, while still very existent, is a lot lesser than in the earliest strips. The earlier strips had a lot more Black Comedy Rape and much more Homoerotic Subtext, some so blatant it could only be called text. Some of the old fanservicey strips were even deleted. Ironically, played straight with the fifth season of the anime. After 4 seasons of toning down the fanservice, the 5th season goes all out in pandering to the Yaoi Fangirls, animating some of the raunchiest strips such as April Fools 2011 and Buon San Valentino.
- Nerf NOW!! is a webcomic where Stripperiffic Distaff Counterpart versions of all the characters of Team Fortress 2 are featured frequently.
- Rather infamously, Sonichu 8.
- When T gave up on getting Penny and Aggie syndicated, he "celebrated" it with "Behind Closed Doors", where nearly all the couples past and present either have or almost have . This is the first arc to hint at Stan's biuality, and while it's not the first arc to hint at Sara's lesbianism, touching herself to Lindsay Lohan is a bit clearer than the strip had gotten in the past.
- Penny Arcade's infamously censored Strawberry Shortcake strip, which was actually a parody of the industry's tendency to do this plus Darker and Edgier.
- From DoDonPachi Dai Ojou onward, the series had the Elemental Dolls which caters to the idea of plunking 100 yen for a chance of seeing some PG 13 fanservice and Deathsmiles as well. Resurrection had the girls' armor breaking off, revealing their naked elemental doll body before they explode.
- The Fanservice-sodden pre-Scratch trolls in Homestuck are all in their late teens/early adulthood and many are ually active, as opposed to the chaste post-Scratch trolls that the reader is first introduced to. Porrim is an Ethical Slut who Latula and Aranea have apparently slept with out of boredom, it's heavily implied Kurloz/Meulin, Rufioh/Horuss and Latula/Mituna have slept together, Cronus is obsessed with getting , and most jarringly almost all of Damara's dialogue is her begging people to have with her in kinky and creepy ways (when Homestuck has had, despite plenty of swearing, no ual swearing up until that point). Damara's ualisation is so extreme that not only is her text written in Japanese, requiring finding a point in a flash walkaround with a link to her transcripts and then copy-pasting text into Google Translate to read, some of her gestures are censored (likely as a joke, but still, that was only done in the comic previously for Equius's Porn Stash).
Web Original
Western Animation
- The introduction of Lola Bunny in Space Jam had this purpose in the Looney Tunes franchise.
- Red Hot Riding Hood. Starts out as a normal Little Red Riding Hood until the characters suddenly rebel at this done-to-death staging and demand a fresh approach. Red is a y adult nightclub entertainer. It was voted #7 of The 50 Greatest Cartoons of all time.
- The Simpsons':
- Referenced in the parody spinoff Chief Wiggum PI!
Skinner: He's gradually getting away, Chief!
Wiggum: Ah, let him go. I have the feeling we'll meet again, each and every week. Always in more y and exciting ways!...- The later seasons in general. They've never exactly shied away from making ual references but there's a bit more... blatancy in the later ones. Marge getting breast implants, anyone? Or making out with Lindsay Neagle (in Homer's imagination)?
- Or the beginning of a lesbian threesome between a group of Marge's old friends?
- In the Famous Studios Popeye shorts, Olive Oyl was made more attractive so it would make more sense that Popeye and Bluto were fighting over her.
- Thunder Cats 1985: While the original◊ Cheetara is still considered y by fans many agree that the 2011◊ version is much ier. Her new outfit doesn't quite reach the Stripperific point, but it does show her midriff and some cleavage. And her hairstyle and figure are similarly "improved".
- A Robot Chicken sketch promotes a theatrical re-release of 2001: A Space Odyssey, updated to include Playboy model Robin Bain prancing around in nothing but a thong, to keep the movie from becoming "really...really...boring!"
- The special episodes of La Linea, titled La Sexilina and Eros Linea, which have the main character get into situations involving naked women and humping animals respectively.
- In the New Gods comics, Barda's costume is usually rather modest; in Justice League, she was made a little more daring.
- The Chipettes from Alvin and the Chipmunks are an odd example. They're eight-year-old Funny Animal chipmunks yet managed to become this over time. Their first appearances were more on par with their Spear Counterparts but eventually they began engaging in Age-Inappropriate Dress often and singing rather inappropriate songs (one is even a thinly veiled Intercourse with You song). This began being toned down starting with the Alvin and the Chipmunks movies. They were made more chipmunk looking and wear more appropriate clothes. Even in Alvinnn And The Chipmunks (where they look humanoid again), they're still not as fanservicey as they were in the 80s.
- Despite its cartoony art-style in comparison to Teen Titans's animesque one, Teen Titans Go! is actually Hotter And Sexier than the original. It contains a lot more fanservicey-esque episodes and innuendo than the original.
- The Fiona and Cake segments in Adventure Time are much more romance and (implied) focused than the normal episodes, and Fiona in particular is drawn a lot more mature looking than her male counterpart.
Other/Real Life
- A lot of pin ups and centerfolds eventually turn into this. Starting out as standard mild but y non-nude modeling, then semi-nude, then completely nude, then explicit poses, soon followed by "insertions" (and possibly hardcore , though not always). Basically "Raunchier and Nastier". Although whether or not that's a bad thing depends on your taste.
- Case in point: Teri Weigel. She started her career as a Playboy Playmate in 1985. Soon after she posed for the more explicit Penthouse magazine. Eventually, she started appearing in hardcore ographic movies and magazines and even worked for a while as a legal prostitute at the Bunny Ranch brothel in Reno, Nevada.
- Other examples are Amber Easton, Meggan Mallone, Tila Tequila, Vicky 6, Priya Rai, Brianna Frost and Francine Dee.
- B-movie actress Sara St.James aka Jacqueline Lovell, although she never did hardcore.
- This is a typical career progression for the Page Three Stunna. While many girls who do relatively innocuous topless cheesecake shots for national tabloid papers go no further than this, it isn't unknown for them to progress to more explicit work in the tried-and-trusted softcore - hardcore - filmed ography manner. The career of Jane Warner, described on the Page Three Stunna entry, is a notorious case of how it can go really wrong.
- A lot of real life child actors will deliberately take on Hotter and Sexier roles when they're older, in an attempt to shed the "innocent child" image they've had and be seen as a legitimate adult actor who can take on mature roles. It works better for some than for others.
- A la Anne Hathaway's switch from The Princess Diaries to Havoc, followed by Love and Other Drugs.
- Another example is Elizabeth Berkley from Saved by the Bell, who starred in the movie Showgirls in an attempt to shed her "good girl" image. It didn't work; the film bombed at the box office and was thrashed by critics, effectively killing Berkley's career.
- Quasi-inversion: Seeing as she started her career playing a 12-year-old prostitute (in Taxi Driver), Jodie Foster had to go the route of "actually doing well in good movies" rather than this. It worked.
- There's a company called Clandestine Classics (link contains NSFW) which is taking classic novels like Jane Eyre and Wuthering Heights and adding in explicit scenes. And that's not even getting into their adding gay to 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea and Sherlock Holmes...
- While the Halloween Horror Nights event at Universal Studios Orlando concentrates mainly on the scares, Universal Studios Hollywood supplements their scares with some eye candy. This comes courtesy of Freddy's Fly Girls, cage dancers dressed up in Freddy's trademark fedora, sweater and claws (and not much else).
- Halloween costumes in general. First, it was the kids dressing up. Then the adults started dressing up. Then someone decided to make their costume a little more "adult", and soon enough, no one wanted to be the one in the 'lame' costume, and now there is an entire industry devoted to adopting Rule 34 to the costume industry.
- The Fetish Fuel Wiki compared to this Wiki.
- Exit Tunes Presents ACTORS' three Music Situation drama CDs compared to the drama tracks included in the series proper. The former depicts a Japanese pleasure district (Yoshiwara Lament), a duke's harem (Lunacy of Duke Venomania), and a boyfriend who wants to go 'further' with his girlfriend (Ifuudoudou). The latter is a run-of-the-mill Slice of Life comedy.
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