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->''"Even her voice is pure audio sex!"''
-->-- '''Julia Evans''' on her ReallyGetsAround friend. "Mindstar Rising" by PeterFHamilton.
InUniverse sexy voices. Husky ones are popular; breathy, low MarilynMonroe-esque voices are iconic. For men, deep baritones with sonorous intonations often are used. Bassos are rarer but can also fit the bill. A popular variation is the "Siren Switch," where the speaker isn't ''nearly'' as sexy as their voice.
[[IThoughtItMeant No relation to]] AutoErotica.
When it's not a particular person's voice, but an entire ''language'' someone finds erotic, that's EverythingSoundsSexierInFrench.
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[[folder:Advertising]]
* The Quizno commercials featuring a man named Scott and the infamous Quizno toaster oven, who speaks in a rather husky voice, and once asked Scott to sound "sexier".
-->'''Toaster Oven''': [[DoubleEntendre Put it in me Scott.]]
* Marks and Spencer adverts in the UK feature a deliberately low and erotic voice describing almost comically lavish foodstuffs, followed by the tagline "This is not just food... this is M&S food".
-->'''Advert''': This is not just food...
-->'''CharlieBrooker''': ''(frantically undoing belt)'' Damn right it's not, it's food that's about to be '''fucked silly'''...
* Isaiah Mustafa, known to the world as [[Advertising/TheManYourManCouldSmellLike the Old Spice Guy]].
-->[[BuffySpeak "The science people explain it as tiny vibrating sound hands massaging your ears."]]
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[[folder:Anime & Manga]]
* ''Manga/AiKora'': [[{{Ninja}} Kirino]] has [[ChivalrousPervert Maeda's]] [[{{Fetish}} ideal voice]] and secretly loves to sing karaoke, so naturally he persuades her to sing at every opportunity. Once she realises this is his fetish... *BOOM*
* ''KoeDeOshigoto'' is actually entirely about this, being centered around eroge voice acting and all.
* [[{{Fanservice}} The point of the existence]] of the YaoiGenre ''LightNovel/AiNoKusabi'' CD dramas and some of the tracks on the soundtracks which center on eroge voice acting. One aptly titled "Dark Erogenous". The plot revolves around a defiant biker forcibly made a SexSlave and the relationship he has with his {{in-universe}} irresistible master who's voice was also seductive. The late KanetoShiozawa was so impressive as Iason's sultry voice, a memorial drama album was released in his honor. ToshihikoSeki also has a track on both the ''Sympthy'' and ''Mix'' soundtracks where Riki speaks in a sensual tone about his life as a sex toy. Notable since the BGM itself didn't have this monologue when featured in the anime.
* In ''Manga/YuYuHakusho'', when [[TheQuietOne Bui]] speaks for the first time, Koto starts gushing over how sexy his voice is.
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[[folder:Comic Books]]
* In ComicBook/{{X-Factor}}, Siryn's power allows her to manipulate her vocal cords to sound extra sexy, hypnotizing others into giving her what she wants.
* In ''GothamCentral'', [[DirtyCop Officer Tim Munroe]] describes Posion Ivy's voice as being like honey, and when he tries to imagine what she looks like based on her voice his narration trails off.
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[[folder:Film]]
* ''TheAndromedaStrain''. Dr. Hall comments that the voice of the woman making PA announcements is sexy, but the doctor is told that she's 63 years old. [[LampshadeHanging And records announcements like that for a living,]] or at least in the book.
* In ''SinbadLegendOfTheSevenSeas'', naturally [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MTf0bekwmjo the Sirens]] are an example of this.
* In ''Film/WhoFramedRogerRabbit'', [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yy5THitqPBw Jessica Rabbit]].
* ''[[Film/DieHard Live Free or Die Hard]]'': During the opening sequence, hacker and soon-to-be sidekick Matt Farrell comments on the DarkActionGirl's "sexy voice." This [[ChekhovsGun comes in handy later]] when Matt recognizes her voice giving directions over the police radio.
* Brie Larson as Envy Adams in ''Film/ScottPilgrimVsTheWorld'' puts on a constantly-aroused voice which she drops after Scott defeats Todd. Other cast members even comment on it in the DVD.
* ''WaynesWorld 2'' has the boys admiring the smooth-talking Handsome Dan. Later, they promote Wayne-stock on his radio show and...well, let's just say that smooth voice is Creator/HarryShearer.
* Korean film ''200 Pounds Beauty'' has the main character Hanna who is obese but has an amazing voice. She provides vocals for the [[AlphaBitch pretty but mean]] Ammy and as another job, she is a phone sex employee. Then again, she was played by the gorgeous Kim Ah Joong, who did all of [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QJMkP69ua0c&feature=related#t=2m01s her singing]] in the movie.
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[[folder:Literature]]
* ''Beaufort'' by Ron Leshem. The [[IsraelisWithInfraredMissiles IDF soldiers]] complain that the female radio operatives with the sexiest voices inevitably turn out to be not-so-good looking.
* ''Literature/{{Discworld}}'': The book ''Discworld/{{Sourcery}}'' describes Conina's voice as "the sort of voice that could make 'good morning' sound like an invitation to bed".
* Daisy in ''Literature/{{The Great Gatsby}}'' is almost exclusively defined by having a sexy voice and laughter that evokes money and high class.
* When [[JohnLeCarre George Smiley]] asks unhappily retired Connie Sachs for information about a Russian agent, one of the things she recalls is his wonderful voice, which she heard on surveillance tapes of phone calls.
* Louis Wu meets Nessus for the first time in ''{{Ringworld}}'':
-->Had Louis visualized a woman to go with that voice, she would have been Cleopatra, Helen of Troy, Marilyn Monroe, and [[NewtonEinsteinSurak Lorelei Huntz]] rolled into one. [[FutureSlang "Tanj!"]] The curse seemed more than usually appropriate. ''There Ain't No Justice!'' That such a voice should belong to a two-headed alien of indeterminate sex!
* The aged, smallpox scarred former courtesan in [[JudgeDee The Red Pavilion]] has an unbelievable beautiful and sexy voice that the Judge finds extremely disturbing.
* ''Literature/BlackDaggerBrotherhood'': ''Lover Eternal'' has Mary the suicide hotline operator whose voice is so appealing that John calls every night just to hear her talk (even though ''he'' is mute) and it literally bespells Rhage, her love interest.
* ''Herman Wouk's'' ''The Hope'', Zev Barak takes a phone call from Emily Cunningham. Barak notes a Talmud saying, "A woman's voice is naked sex," and then says this was especially true with Emily.
* [[DragonridersOfPern Jaxom]] first falls in love with Sharra's voice, described as being low and sexy, when she was [[FlorenceNightingaleEffect treating him for Firehead fever]]. She turns out to be fairly pretty, not particularly beautiful, although she certainly thinks she doesn't live up to the image he had built in his head. He likes her anyway.
* ''Literature/TheDresdenFiles'':
** Harry invoke this trope with several women, including Susan, and in the first book, Storm Front, Linda Randall's voice ON A PHONE is enough to make him reflexively ask if she's naked.
** When Lara Raith puts a gun to his head and orders him to stop menacing Thomas, Harry's thought that "Wow, her voice is hot" is so strong that the downsides of getting shot are more of an afterthought. Lara is a succubus, so it's sort of expected that she'd have this.
* There's a subversion in the Creator/AgathaChristie novel ''The Moving Finger'' where a character is described as incredibly attractive, but her voice is flat, dull and uninteresting, so much so that it completely ruins the narrator's idea of her as perfect.
* In ''TheAndromedaStrain'', the voice that awakens the main character up after his first night of sleep at the subterranean compound is very sensual. The main character becomes a bit embarrassed when he learns the voice belongs to a seventy-two year old woman.
* Ambrosio's first sermon in ''Literature/TheMonk'' is clearly presented as an example as he's got half of Madrid swooning in his church.
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[[folder:Live Action TV]]
* One episode of ''{{Taxi}}'' had Alex dating a woman from an answering service. She was overweight and had a history of men dating her because of her sexy voice and then dumping her as soon as they found what she looked like.
* ''Series/{{NCIS}}'': PerkyGoth Abby Sciuto once went under cover at a telephone sex line. She was chosen for the assignment because of her distinctly raspy voice. Played with by one of the co-workers definitely, and knowingly being separate from her voice. She even grins at Abby after a questioning look.
* In ''{{Blackadder}} Goes Forth'', a nurse who has just slept with Edmund says how she feels that men should smoke for this reason.
* The ''{{Seinfeld}}'' episode "The Tape" revolves around this. Elaine leaves a provocative message on Jerry's answering machine as a joke. Only George knows it's actually Elaine. Awkwardness ensues, along with [[HilarityEnsues hilarity]].
* PeterSellers in ''TheGoonShow'' occasionally voiced a character called "breathy Kensington thing". It's a spookily realistic sexy female impersonation, often accompanied by gags about censorship.
* In the first episode of ''The New WKRPInCincinnati'' the new head of programming listens to some audition tapes; one is a very sexy woman. He is advised by several people that "the sexier the voice the uglier the person" (or words to that effect). He hires the woman sight unseen anyway, and it turns out she's [[http://www.probertencyclopaedia.com/CZ_TAWNY_KITAEN.HTM Tawny Kitaen]].
* In one episode of the ''Series/BionicWoman'' remake, advantage was taken of Michelle Ryan's [[BritishAccents real-life accent]] for an undercover mission her character was sent out on... the techie talking to her via an electronic earpiece commented on how hot she sounded.
* On ''Series/{{Friends}}'', Phoebe got a cold and was excited about her "new sexy voice".
* The siren switch takes place in ''MarriedWithChildren,'' when Peggy's mother (a fat, hideous redneck woman [[TheUnseen never actually seen]]) starts working for a sex line as "Butter." Al is horrified at first, until the money starts rolling in and he tricks his friends into calling her. When they were all hanging out at the house, she recognizes their voices from upstairs and reveals herself to them, much to their shock.
* In an episode of ''BlackBooks'', Fran once dated a man (Peter Serafinowicz) whom she hates simply because his voice turns her on. When she finds out that he is now doing the nightly shipping forecasts on the radio, she listens to it as a form of porn, then phones him after its over.
* In one episode of ''FamilyMatters'', Laura has a quite sexual reaction to the voice of an R & B Singer.
* In ''Series/FifteenStoreysHigh'', one character is seen on the phone angrily complaining that the delivery of his fridge is late. All is forgiven after a few soothing words from one of the call centre's staff, and he walks away from the phone satisfied... and very stiffly...
* In ''Series/ArrestedDevelopment'', Lucille [[OneSteveLimit Two]] is aroused by Gob (Will Arnett) reading a menu in a restaurant in a deep voice.
* An episode of ''NightCourt'' had a group of old ladies as defendants in one case. They turned out to be very talented operators at a phone sex line, whom [[ThePornomancer Dan]] tries (unsuccessfully) to deny recognizing when they turn on their work voices.
* On ''{{Frasier}}'', a caller admitted that she listened to Frasier's radio show because she got off to the sound of his voice.
* In ''BostonLegal'', Shirley Schmidt is able to give Denny Crane a boner (and possibly more) just by whispering his name.
* In the ''ModernFamily'' episode "Truth Be Told", Claire discovers that Phil has been corresponding with his ex-girlfriend Denise on {{Facebook}}. Phil insists that nothing untoward is going on and gives Claire all of Denise's messages to read. Claire reads them out loud in a sexy voice, much to Phil's confusion. [[spoiler: Later, Denise visits and says that she thought Phil wanted to have an affair, quoting from his messages to her in a very similar sexy voice.]]
* Jade of ''{{Victorious}}'' has a really lovely singing voice. So much that one of her classmates Andre ends up developing a crush on her because of it.
* ''Series/BuffyTheVampireSlayer''. Veruca enraptures Oz with her husky singing voice -- an annoyed Willow later describes her thus; "dresses like [[ReallyGetsAround Faith]], voice like an albatross".
* ''Series/TheXFiles'' episode "Small Potatoes" features Chantal's message on Mulder's answering machine: "Hello, Marty? Chantal. It's been so long since we've spoken and I've been so lonely not hearing your sexy voice." Considering that Chantal is a phone sex operator, one must take it with a pinch of salt.
* ''Series/TheDailyShow'': Jon Stewart is of the opinion that the reason U.S. Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas rarely speaks in court is to [[http://www.thedailyshow.com/watch/tue-january-15-2013/the-silence-of-the-clarence preserve his sexy, sexy baritone]].
-->"Now I know why he's been holding back. If he spoke, he'd be buried under a pile of panties and roses."
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[[folder:Mythology]]
* The TropeMaker and Ur-Example are the Sirens from "The Odyssey" who were said to lead men to their deaths by their heavenly singing, and they have been referenced (and parodied) in countless other works of fiction for ever.
* Odysseus was described by Helen to have appealing voice during ''Literature/TheIliad''.
* In HinduMythology, Hanuman's voice is said to be so potent that he could ''impregnate'' women just by singing.
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[[folder:Music]]
* A "siren switch" shows up in the music video for the re-release of Aerosmith's "Sweet Emotion", in which a young man calls a sex hotline and is drawn in by the sultry female voice on the other line. At the end of the video, we finally see the conversation from her end: she's a chunky middle-aged woman in a drab housedress holding a baby in one hand, ironing with the other, and gripping the phone with her shoulder.
* The [[{{Pleaserock}} Y-O-U]] song "Radio" is about all about a girl getting uncontrollably turned on by rock music.
* On their fifth album, ''Cardiology'', GoodCharlotte has a song called "Sex on the Radio" whose narrator is in a relationship with a radio personality. So titled because the girl's voice sounds like, well, sex on the radio.
* Music/DreamTheater's "Home" heavily implies a sex scene about halfway through, complete with a woman moaning in the background.
* Papa Roach's The Addict features a woman moaning rather suggestively after the [[BuffySpeak bridge-y bit.]]
* The late Seventies cover of "Wild Thing" by one-hit-wonder Fancy is characterized by the group's {{Playboy}} Playmate lead singer gasping and moaning her way through the lyrics.
* "Oooooooh.... love to love you, baby. OOOOOOOH.... love to love you, baby." Repeat ad nauseam for seventeen minutes. This song not only launched Donna Summer to stardom, but led the Catholic Church to declare the song as the work of Satan. A popular rumor is that Donna induced her own orgasms while recording the song, but she says it was all an act.
* ''Music/TheRunaways'' incorporate moaning into many of their songs.
* There's a mainstream example in Pitbull and T-Pain's song Hey Baby. (You may better know the song as [[TitleConfusion "Ooh, baby, baby...lalalalalalala..."]])
* [[http://www.newgrounds.com/portal/view/315325 Ignorance Is Bliss]]
--> "[[SuperMarioBros Princess Toadstool]], I know you're frightened mmm But if you knew just why we're here, your fear would just be heightened!"
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[[folder:Poetry]]
* Taylor Mali's slam poem [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1rZzwIb6aPE "Reading Allowed"]] is about how every woman he dates wants him to read her a story. Often when they're already naked and in bed.
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[[folder: Pro Wrestling]]
* Val Venis. PlayedForLaughs.
* In a backstage skit in 2007, JohnCena was being interviewed by Todd Grisham and he briefly did an imitation of WWE Diva Candice Michelle's voice. He was...surprisingly accurate.
* Wrestling/SantinoMarella ''thinks'' his voice sounds like this, but it's less LatinLover and more ''SuperMarioBrothers''
* Dean Ambrose (aka indie standout Jon Moxley) of WWE's The Shield has a very sexy, unique, slightly raspy voice that is mesmerizing to listen to.
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[[folder:Video Games]]
* Made fun of in ''VideoGame/{{Rayman}} 3: Hoodlum Havoc'', where Globox falls for the voice of an unknown female character inside the [[ElaborateUndergroundBase Hoodlum HQ]]. This helps the Hoodlums lure him into a trap.
* Once GLaDOS's Morality Core is destroyed in ''VideoGame/{{Portal}}'', she takes on a low, seductive voice, pointed out in the [[ClosedCaptioning descriptive subtitles]] as such. WordOfGod says that they initially had [=Ellen McLain=] do a sexy voice for the turrets and loved it, but discovered that it didn't fit them, and so found a way to use it for [=GLaDOS=] later.
* An unknown character in an optional scene in ''FinalFantasyIX'' keeps [[ChivalrousPervert Zidane]] interested from the other side of a stone gate with her voice. The speaker is never revealed, but, given that it was a gate to the Burmecian territories, the odds are that she was a [[PettingZooPeople Petting Zoo Person]].
* In ''VideoGame/{{Psychonauts}}'' there is an underground cart that works as a quick-travel device. Whenever Raz wants to use it, he'll be greeted by a deliberately erotic computerized female voice that will ask him where he wants to go. If the player does not want to go anywhere, Raz will humorously answer that he just dropped by to listen to her voice.
** Similarly, in [[DoubleFine Double Fine's]] later game VideoGame/TheCave, Stephen Stanton plays the titular talking cave, who lampshades his alluring voice in his very first line.
* The first ''VideoGame/BattlefieldBadCompany'', has "Miss July", the heard but never seen radio voice who [[MissionControl guides B Company]] through their missions, and whose voice they keep mentioning sounds very sexy.
* In ''VampireTheMasqueradeBloodlines'', Velvet Velour's voice is just as [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fsWBTeoB1Xs smooth and husky]] as her name implies. As a Toreador, it's one of the... assets she uses to get the player on her side.
* ''VideoGame/MassEffect3'':
** Shepard, Samantha and the guys who built her all comment on EDI (the Normandy's sentient computer) having a sexy voice.
*** In the ''Citadel'' DLC it is revealed that Traynor didn't only find EDI's voice sexy--she was genuinely ''aroused'' by it, wanting to do some very naughty things with it.
** In the ''Citadel'' DLC, Garrus refers to his voice as one of his good points twice when faking a first date with Shepeard.
* After a mission in which [[LaResistance the good guys]] hijack an intergalactic radio station to expose the BigBad Mengsk's crimes in ''VideoGame/StarcraftIIWingsOfLiberty'', this trope comes up in [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5LEjaX_NfwQ&t=5m40s a bonus conversation in the]] [[GoodGuyBar cantina]]. Responding to Tychus' enthusiasm for a job well done, Jim Raynor humorously asks if he'll quit to do radio full time. Laughing, Tychus replies, "Naww, regular folks just ain't read for the raw sex appeal I'd unleash on their grey little lives."
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[[folder:VisualNovel]]
* In the beginning of the BL sci-fi ''VisualNovel/DramaticalMurder'', the protagonist Aoba is introduced essentially weaponizing a particular seductive tone to his voice over the phone to get more sales for the shop he works at, as people will call back just to hear it again, and wind up buying more as a result. Most of his companions also comment on its supposed beguiling quality at some point, although only the resident CloudCuckoolander gives hints towards its true nature. [[spoiler:It's later revealed that he in fact has a CompellingVoice that can influence the will of individuals[[note]]Despite being YaoiGenre, its focus is on the sci-fi and romance, and the influencing of will is done at dramatic instances, such as when someone is about to preform a HeroicSacrifice.[[/note]], and when put in dire circumstance in which greater powers manifest (i.e. he or someone he holds dear is threatened), his oft-staticking-on-screen SuperPoweredEvilSide will take over as he blacks out, usually [[CurbStompBattle curb-stomping]] everything in its wake thereafter, sometimes with fatality.]]
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[[folder:Webcomics]]
* In ''{{Persona 3 FTW}}'', [[DarkMessiah Takaya's]] voice (AKA DerekStephenPrince) has a seductive nature all to itself. Even the guys (and Aigis) can't resist it. Otherwise he's perhaps a lamer villain than he was in the game.
* ''WordOfGod'' says {...} of ''HannaIsNotABoysName'' sounds like Oren Lavie. [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JDpZj-F4yvU Mmmmm...]]
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[[folder:Web Original]]
* ''WebVideo/TheNostalgiaCritic'':
** In "You're a Rotten Dirty Bastard" Christmas special, Brad would never have become WebVideo/TheCinemaSnob [[ItsAWonderfulPlot if the Critic never existed]]. He instead becomes the world's greatest porn star...
--->'''Brad:''' All you need is a penis the size of a lightsaber and the rest is done for you.
--->'''Girl:''' ''Ahh! I just orgasmed at the sound of your voice.''
--->'''Brad:''' It's to be expected.
** The Critic got fangirled over by [[WebVideo/TheNostalgiaChick Elisa and Nella]] when he dressed up like TimCurry and impersonated his "I'm orgasming on every word" style of voice.
-->'''Nostalgia Critic:''' God [[EvenTheGuysWantHim I'd go gay]] [[KeithDavid for that voice]].
** In the first episode of WebVideo/DemoReel, Rebecca Stone had an orgasm over Tacoma Narrows's [[Comicbook/TwoFace Harvey Dent]] impersonation.
* [[http://www.moanmyip.com/ MoanMyIP]], [[http://www.moanmyos.com/ MoanMyOS]] and [[http://www.moanmyweather.com/ MoanMyWeather]] sites stream your IP, OS or weather rendered in a woman's pleasure moans. There's also [[http://www.moanmytime.com/ MoanMyTime]] site, [[DevelopmentHell but it shows only "Coming soon..." page]] since 2008. That may just be the joke.
* There's a RunningGag in ''HeyAshWhatchaPlayin'' based around Ashley's crush on DavidHayter based on the voice he uses for [[Franchise/MetalGear Solid Snake]]. In one montage, there's a short clip of her being caught masturbating to a recording of him, and in one video a whiteboard showing a complicated plan has a picture of Hayter on it, surrounded by little hearts. [[spoiler: When David Hayter leaves her a voice mail message, she [[TheScream screams]].)]]
* In ''AvatarTheAbridgedSeries,'' we introduce "sexy" Zuko starring in "Zuko's Date." Along with his new voice.
--> '''Zuko:''' ''Baby, why didn't you just say so?''
* In ''WebVideo/YuGiOhTheAbridgedSeries'''s Bonds Beyond Time movie, Yusei introduces himself to Yugi as "the serious one with the voice that makes the {{fangirl}}s ''swoon''."
* WebAnimation/ZeroPunctuation mentions this in regards to the narrator from ''VideoGame/{{Bastion}}'', Stephen Fry in ''VideoGame/LittleBigPlanet'', and your character's father in ''VideoGame/{{Fallout 3}}''.
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[[folder:Western Animation]]
* A rich widow in the ''WoodyWoodpecker'' cartoon, "A Fine Feathered Frenzy" pulls the siren switch. Woody reads her ad in the personals where it says that she's a 'Gorgeous Gal' who is wealthy, has lots of food and is looking to marry a young man. So he calls her on the phone. With her sexy voice Gorgeous calls him sweetie and dream boy, says she loves Woodpeckers and he's the only thing on her mind. She invites him to come over to her mansion and says she'll be waiting for him. When Woody meets her it turns out she is an overweight and elderly crow. Gorgeous Gal chases after him, lavishes him with kisses and continues flirting with him with her lovely voice. Woody is no longer interested but Gorgeous Gal's love for woodpeckers wins out in the end. She drags him into a submarine and gets a priest to marry them.
* Medusa performs the siren switch in ''WesternAnimation/CaptainNTheGameMaster'' during the episode, "Mega Trouble For Megaland". Kid Icarus pulls Simon Belmont's goggles over his eyes and covers them with black paint so he doesn't look at Medusa while they are on a mission. She flirts with Simon telling him he's handsome and that there's a chance she could fall for him. Her voice is so alluring that Simon is ready to kiss her, sight unseen. Of course when he does take his goggles off to look at Medusa he sees that she has light blue skin, large yellow reptilian eyes, the body and figure of an unnatractive elderly woman and snakes for hair. The horrified Simon turns to stone.
* ''WesternAnimation/FamilyGuy'': In "To Live and Die in Dixie", Stewie joins a bluegrass band and sings this little ditty:
-->Met her on the CB, said her name was Mimi,
-->Sounded like an angel come to Earth (''Come to Earth'')
-->But when I went to meet her, man you should have seen her.
-->Twice as tall as me, three times the girth (''Giiiiirth'')
** Another episode had Lois become ''irresistibly'' attracted to the low voice Peter develops due to illness.
* One episode of ''{{Duckman}}'' has Our Intrepid Hero fall in love with a female 911 operator because of how her voice sounded. Then he finally meets her in person and discovers that she's [[LenaHyena a bit lacking]] [[{{Butterface}} in the looks department.]] So much so, that [[TakeOurWordForIt her face isn't even shown onscreen]] until she has drastic cosmetic surgery to make herself look pretty. And she's literally ''perfect'' after this. She ''had'' the voice and the personality, but after the surgery, she had the [[MsFanservice total package.]] At this point, Duckman (who had ''still'' loved her despite her appearance) realizes that she's too good for him and he dumps her so she can find someone better.
* In the episode of ''WesternAnimation/{{Futurama}}'' with the cast of ''Series/{{Star Trek|The Original Series}}'', Zapp Brannigan demanded that a piece of evidence be read by someone with a "[[LampshadeHanging sexy, seductive voice]]". NichelleNichols started to speak, but was cut off by GeorgeTakei.
* The ''WesternAnimation/DextersLaboratory'' episode "Voice Over" had Dexter swapping his computer's voice in an attempt to fix it. One of them was probably the most seductive voice ever heard in a children's cartoon. He had to change it because he couldn't stop sweating.
* ''WesternAnimation/SouthPark'' has [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ktytnQHvlww Casey Miller]]:
-->'''[quoting a friend]''' Dear Casey; your voice is like butter to our ears. Could you please find a way to get that audible chocolate on the airwaves?
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->''"Even her voice is pure audio sex!"''
-->-- '''Julia Evans''' on her ReallyGetsAround friend. "Mindstar Rising" by PeterFHamilton.
InUniverse sexy voices. Husky ones are popular; breathy, low MarilynMonroe-esque voices are iconic. For men, deep baritones with sonorous intonations often are used. Bassos are rarer but can also fit the bill. A popular variation is the "Siren Switch," where the speaker isn't ''nearly'' as sexy as their voice.
[[IThoughtItMeant No relation to]] AutoErotica.
When it's not a particular person's voice, but an entire ''language'' someone finds erotic, that's EverythingSoundsSexierInFrench.
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[[folder:Advertising]]
* The Quizno commercials featuring a man named Scott and the infamous Quizno toaster oven, who speaks in a rather husky voice, and once asked Scott to sound "sexier".
-->'''Toaster Oven''': [[DoubleEntendre Put it in me Scott.]]
* Marks and Spencer adverts in the UK feature a deliberately low and erotic voice describing almost comically lavish foodstuffs, followed by the tagline "This is not just food... this is M&S food".
-->'''Advert''': This is not just food...
-->'''CharlieBrooker''': ''(frantically undoing belt)'' Damn right it's not, it's food that's about to be '''fucked silly'''...
* Isaiah Mustafa, known to the world as [[Advertising/TheManYourManCouldSmellLike the Old Spice Guy]].
-->[[BuffySpeak "The science people explain it as tiny vibrating sound hands massaging your ears."]]
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[[folder:Anime & Manga]]
* ''Manga/AiKora'': [[{{Ninja}} Kirino]] has [[ChivalrousPervert Maeda's]] [[{{Fetish}} ideal voice]] and secretly loves to sing karaoke, so naturally he persuades her to sing at every opportunity. Once she realises this is his fetish... *BOOM*
* ''KoeDeOshigoto'' is actually entirely about this, being centered around eroge voice acting and all.
* [[{{Fanservice}} The point of the existence]] of the YaoiGenre ''LightNovel/AiNoKusabi'' CD dramas and some of the tracks on the soundtracks which center on eroge voice acting. One aptly titled "Dark Erogenous". The plot revolves around a defiant biker forcibly made a SexSlave and the relationship he has with his {{in-universe}} irresistible master who's voice was also seductive. The late KanetoShiozawa was so impressive as Iason's sultry voice, a memorial drama album was released in his honor. ToshihikoSeki also has a track on both the ''Sympthy'' and ''Mix'' soundtracks where Riki speaks in a sensual tone about his life as a sex toy. Notable since the BGM itself didn't have this monologue when featured in the anime.
* In ''Manga/YuYuHakusho'', when [[TheQuietOne Bui]] speaks for the first time, Koto starts gushing over how sexy his voice is.
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[[folder:Comic Books]]
* In ComicBook/{{X-Factor}}, Siryn's power allows her to manipulate her vocal cords to sound extra sexy, hypnotizing others into giving her what she wants.
* In ''GothamCentral'', [[DirtyCop Officer Tim Munroe]] describes Posion Ivy's voice as being like honey, and when he tries to imagine what she looks like based on her voice his narration trails off.
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[[folder:Film]]
* ''TheAndromedaStrain''. Dr. Hall comments that the voice of the woman making PA announcements is sexy, but the doctor is told that she's 63 years old. [[LampshadeHanging And records announcements like that for a living,]] or at least in the book.
* In ''SinbadLegendOfTheSevenSeas'', naturally [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MTf0bekwmjo the Sirens]] are an example of this.
* In ''Film/WhoFramedRogerRabbit'', [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yy5THitqPBw Jessica Rabbit]].
* ''[[Film/DieHard Live Free or Die Hard]]'': During the opening sequence, hacker and soon-to-be sidekick Matt Farrell comments on the DarkActionGirl's "sexy voice." This [[ChekhovsGun comes in handy later]] when Matt recognizes her voice giving directions over the police radio.
* Brie Larson as Envy Adams in ''Film/ScottPilgrimVsTheWorld'' puts on a constantly-aroused voice which she drops after Scott defeats Todd. Other cast members even comment on it in the DVD.
* ''WaynesWorld 2'' has the boys admiring the smooth-talking Handsome Dan. Later, they promote Wayne-stock on his radio show and...well, let's just say that smooth voice is Creator/HarryShearer.
* Korean film ''200 Pounds Beauty'' has the main character Hanna who is obese but has an amazing voice. She provides vocals for the [[AlphaBitch pretty but mean]] Ammy and as another job, she is a phone sex employee. Then again, she was played by the gorgeous Kim Ah Joong, who did all of [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QJMkP69ua0c&feature=related#t=2m01s her singing]] in the movie.
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[[folder:Literature]]
* ''Beaufort'' by Ron Leshem. The [[IsraelisWithInfraredMissiles IDF soldiers]] complain that the female radio operatives with the sexiest voices inevitably turn out to be not-so-good looking.
* ''Literature/{{Discworld}}'': The book ''Discworld/{{Sourcery}}'' describes Conina's voice as "the sort of voice that could make 'good morning' sound like an invitation to bed".
* Daisy in ''Literature/{{The Great Gatsby}}'' is almost exclusively defined by having a sexy voice and laughter that evokes money and high class.
* When [[JohnLeCarre George Smiley]] asks unhappily retired Connie Sachs for information about a Russian agent, one of the things she recalls is his wonderful voice, which she heard on surveillance tapes of phone calls.
* Louis Wu meets Nessus for the first time in ''{{Ringworld}}'':
-->Had Louis visualized a woman to go with that voice, she would have been Cleopatra, Helen of Troy, Marilyn Monroe, and [[NewtonEinsteinSurak Lorelei Huntz]] rolled into one. [[FutureSlang "Tanj!"]] The curse seemed more than usually appropriate. ''There Ain't No Justice!'' That such a voice should belong to a two-headed alien of indeterminate sex!
* The aged, smallpox scarred former courtesan in [[JudgeDee The Red Pavilion]] has an unbelievable beautiful and sexy voice that the Judge finds extremely disturbing.
* ''Literature/BlackDaggerBrotherhood'': ''Lover Eternal'' has Mary the suicide hotline operator whose voice is so appealing that John calls every night just to hear her talk (even though ''he'' is mute) and it literally bespells Rhage, her love interest.
* ''Herman Wouk's'' ''The Hope'', Zev Barak takes a phone call from Emily Cunningham. Barak notes a Talmud saying, "A woman's voice is naked sex," and then says this was especially true with Emily.
* [[DragonridersOfPern Jaxom]] first falls in love with Sharra's voice, described as being low and sexy, when she was [[FlorenceNightingaleEffect treating him for Firehead fever]]. She turns out to be fairly pretty, not particularly beautiful, although she certainly thinks she doesn't live up to the image he had built in his head. He likes her anyway.
* ''Literature/TheDresdenFiles'':
** Harry invoke this trope with several women, including Susan, and in the first book, Storm Front, Linda Randall's voice ON A PHONE is enough to make him reflexively ask if she's naked.
** When Lara Raith puts a gun to his head and orders him to stop menacing Thomas, Harry's thought that "Wow, her voice is hot" is so strong that the downsides of getting shot are more of an afterthought. Lara is a succubus, so it's sort of expected that she'd have this.
* There's a subversion in the Creator/AgathaChristie novel ''The Moving Finger'' where a character is described as incredibly attractive, but her voice is flat, dull and uninteresting, so much so that it completely ruins the narrator's idea of her as perfect.
* In ''TheAndromedaStrain'', the voice that awakens the main character up after his first night of sleep at the subterranean compound is very sensual. The main character becomes a bit embarrassed when he learns the voice belongs to a seventy-two year old woman.
* Ambrosio's first sermon in ''Literature/TheMonk'' is clearly presented as an example as he's got half of Madrid swooning in his church.
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[[folder:Live Action TV]]
* One episode of ''{{Taxi}}'' had Alex dating a woman from an answering service. She was overweight and had a history of men dating her because of her sexy voice and then dumping her as soon as they found what she looked like.
* ''Series/{{NCIS}}'': PerkyGoth Abby Sciuto once went under cover at a telephone sex line. She was chosen for the assignment because of her distinctly raspy voice. Played with by one of the co-workers definitely, and knowingly being separate from her voice. She even grins at Abby after a questioning look.
* In ''{{Blackadder}} Goes Forth'', a nurse who has just slept with Edmund says how she feels that men should smoke for this reason.
* The ''{{Seinfeld}}'' episode "The Tape" revolves around this. Elaine leaves a provocative message on Jerry's answering machine as a joke. Only George knows it's actually Elaine. Awkwardness ensues, along with [[HilarityEnsues hilarity]].
* PeterSellers in ''TheGoonShow'' occasionally voiced a character called "breathy Kensington thing". It's a spookily realistic sexy female impersonation, often accompanied by gags about censorship.
* In the first episode of ''The New WKRPInCincinnati'' the new head of programming listens to some audition tapes; one is a very sexy woman. He is advised by several people that "the sexier the voice the uglier the person" (or words to that effect). He hires the woman sight unseen anyway, and it turns out she's [[http://www.probertencyclopaedia.com/CZ_TAWNY_KITAEN.HTM Tawny Kitaen]].
* In one episode of the ''Series/BionicWoman'' remake, advantage was taken of Michelle Ryan's [[BritishAccents real-life accent]] for an undercover mission her character was sent out on... the techie talking to her via an electronic earpiece commented on how hot she sounded.
* On ''Series/{{Friends}}'', Phoebe got a cold and was excited about her "new sexy voice".
* The siren switch takes place in ''MarriedWithChildren,'' when Peggy's mother (a fat, hideous redneck woman [[TheUnseen never actually seen]]) starts working for a sex line as "Butter." Al is horrified at first, until the money starts rolling in and he tricks his friends into calling her. When they were all hanging out at the house, she recognizes their voices from upstairs and reveals herself to them, much to their shock.
* In an episode of ''BlackBooks'', Fran once dated a man (Peter Serafinowicz) whom she hates simply because his voice turns her on. When she finds out that he is now doing the nightly shipping forecasts on the radio, she listens to it as a form of porn, then phones him after its over.
* In one episode of ''FamilyMatters'', Laura has a quite sexual reaction to the voice of an R & B Singer.
* In ''Series/FifteenStoreysHigh'', one character is seen on the phone angrily complaining that the delivery of his fridge is late. All is forgiven after a few soothing words from one of the call centre's staff, and he walks away from the phone satisfied... and very stiffly...
* In ''Series/ArrestedDevelopment'', Lucille [[OneSteveLimit Two]] is aroused by Gob (Will Arnett) reading a menu in a restaurant in a deep voice.
* An episode of ''NightCourt'' had a group of old ladies as defendants in one case. They turned out to be very talented operators at a phone sex line, whom [[ThePornomancer Dan]] tries (unsuccessfully) to deny recognizing when they turn on their work voices.
* On ''{{Frasier}}'', a caller admitted that she listened to Frasier's radio show because she got off to the sound of his voice.
* In ''BostonLegal'', Shirley Schmidt is able to give Denny Crane a boner (and possibly more) just by whispering his name.
* In the ''ModernFamily'' episode "Truth Be Told", Claire discovers that Phil has been corresponding with his ex-girlfriend Denise on {{Facebook}}. Phil insists that nothing untoward is going on and gives Claire all of Denise's messages to read. Claire reads them out loud in a sexy voice, much to Phil's confusion. [[spoiler: Later, Denise visits and says that she thought Phil wanted to have an affair, quoting from his messages to her in a very similar sexy voice.]]
* Jade of ''{{Victorious}}'' has a really lovely singing voice. So much that one of her classmates Andre ends up developing a crush on her because of it.
* ''Series/BuffyTheVampireSlayer''. Veruca enraptures Oz with her husky singing voice -- an annoyed Willow later describes her thus; "dresses like [[ReallyGetsAround Faith]], voice like an albatross".
* ''Series/TheXFiles'' episode "Small Potatoes" features Chantal's message on Mulder's answering machine: "Hello, Marty? Chantal. It's been so long since we've spoken and I've been so lonely not hearing your sexy voice." Considering that Chantal is a phone sex operator, one must take it with a pinch of salt.
* ''Series/TheDailyShow'': Jon Stewart is of the opinion that the reason U.S. Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas rarely speaks in court is to [[http://www.thedailyshow.com/watch/tue-january-15-2013/the-silence-of-the-clarence preserve his sexy, sexy baritone]].
-->"Now I know why he's been holding back. If he spoke, he'd be buried under a pile of panties and roses."
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[[folder:Mythology]]
* The TropeMaker and Ur-Example are the Sirens from "The Odyssey" who were said to lead men to their deaths by their heavenly singing, and they have been referenced (and parodied) in countless other works of fiction for ever.
* Odysseus was described by Helen to have appealing voice during ''Literature/TheIliad''.
* In HinduMythology, Hanuman's voice is said to be so potent that he could ''impregnate'' women just by singing.
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[[folder:Music]]
* A "siren switch" shows up in the music video for the re-release of Aerosmith's "Sweet Emotion", in which a young man calls a sex hotline and is drawn in by the sultry female voice on the other line. At the end of the video, we finally see the conversation from her end: she's a chunky middle-aged woman in a drab housedress holding a baby in one hand, ironing with the other, and gripping the phone with her shoulder.
* The [[{{Pleaserock}} Y-O-U]] song "Radio" is about all about a girl getting uncontrollably turned on by rock music.
* On their fifth album, ''Cardiology'', GoodCharlotte has a song called "Sex on the Radio" whose narrator is in a relationship with a radio personality. So titled because the girl's voice sounds like, well, sex on the radio.
* Music/DreamTheater's "Home" heavily implies a sex scene about halfway through, complete with a woman moaning in the background.
* Papa Roach's The Addict features a woman moaning rather suggestively after the [[BuffySpeak bridge-y bit.]]
* The late Seventies cover of "Wild Thing" by one-hit-wonder Fancy is characterized by the group's {{Playboy}} Playmate lead singer gasping and moaning her way through the lyrics.
* "Oooooooh.... love to love you, baby. OOOOOOOH.... love to love you, baby." Repeat ad nauseam for seventeen minutes. This song not only launched Donna Summer to stardom, but led the Catholic Church to declare the song as the work of Satan. A popular rumor is that Donna induced her own orgasms while recording the song, but she says it was all an act.
* ''Music/TheRunaways'' incorporate moaning into many of their songs.
* There's a mainstream example in Pitbull and T-Pain's song Hey Baby. (You may better know the song as [[TitleConfusion "Ooh, baby, baby...lalalalalalala..."]])
* [[http://www.newgrounds.com/portal/view/315325 Ignorance Is Bliss]]
--> "[[SuperMarioBros Princess Toadstool]], I know you're frightened mmm But if you knew just why we're here, your fear would just be heightened!"
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[[folder:Poetry]]
* Taylor Mali's slam poem [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1rZzwIb6aPE "Reading Allowed"]] is about how every woman he dates wants him to read her a story. Often when they're already naked and in bed.
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[[folder: Pro Wrestling]]
* Val Venis. PlayedForLaughs.
* In a backstage skit in 2007, JohnCena was being interviewed by Todd Grisham and he briefly did an imitation of WWE Diva Candice Michelle's voice. He was...surprisingly accurate.
* Wrestling/SantinoMarella ''thinks'' his voice sounds like this, but it's less LatinLover and more ''SuperMarioBrothers''
* Dean Ambrose (aka indie standout Jon Moxley) of WWE's The Shield has a very sexy, unique, slightly raspy voice that is mesmerizing to listen to.
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[[folder:Video Games]]
* Made fun of in ''VideoGame/{{Rayman}} 3: Hoodlum Havoc'', where Globox falls for the voice of an unknown female character inside the [[ElaborateUndergroundBase Hoodlum HQ]]. This helps the Hoodlums lure him into a trap.
* Once GLaDOS's Morality Core is destroyed in ''VideoGame/{{Portal}}'', she takes on a low, seductive voice, pointed out in the [[ClosedCaptioning descriptive subtitles]] as such. WordOfGod says that they initially had [=Ellen McLain=] do a sexy voice for the turrets and loved it, but discovered that it didn't fit them, and so found a way to use it for [=GLaDOS=] later.
* An unknown character in an optional scene in ''FinalFantasyIX'' keeps [[ChivalrousPervert Zidane]] interested from the other side of a stone gate with her voice. The speaker is never revealed, but, given that it was a gate to the Burmecian territories, the odds are that she was a [[PettingZooPeople Petting Zoo Person]].
* In ''VideoGame/{{Psychonauts}}'' there is an underground cart that works as a quick-travel device. Whenever Raz wants to use it, he'll be greeted by a deliberately erotic computerized female voice that will ask him where he wants to go. If the player does not want to go anywhere, Raz will humorously answer that he just dropped by to listen to her voice.
** Similarly, in [[DoubleFine Double Fine's]] later game VideoGame/TheCave, Stephen Stanton plays the titular talking cave, who lampshades his alluring voice in his very first line.
* The first ''VideoGame/BattlefieldBadCompany'', has "Miss July", the heard but never seen radio voice who [[MissionControl guides B Company]] through their missions, and whose voice they keep mentioning sounds very sexy.
* In ''VampireTheMasqueradeBloodlines'', Velvet Velour's voice is just as [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fsWBTeoB1Xs smooth and husky]] as her name implies. As a Toreador, it's one of the... assets she uses to get the player on her side.
* ''VideoGame/MassEffect3'':
** Shepard, Samantha and the guys who built her all comment on EDI (the Normandy's sentient computer) having a sexy voice.
*** In the ''Citadel'' DLC it is revealed that Traynor didn't only find EDI's voice sexy--she was genuinely ''aroused'' by it, wanting to do some very naughty things with it.
** In the ''Citadel'' DLC, Garrus refers to his voice as one of his good points twice when faking a first date with Shepeard.
* After a mission in which [[LaResistance the good guys]] hijack an intergalactic radio station to expose the BigBad Mengsk's crimes in ''VideoGame/StarcraftIIWingsOfLiberty'', this trope comes up in [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5LEjaX_NfwQ&t=5m40s a bonus conversation in the]] [[GoodGuyBar cantina]]. Responding to Tychus' enthusiasm for a job well done, Jim Raynor humorously asks if he'll quit to do radio full time. Laughing, Tychus replies, "Naww, regular folks just ain't read for the raw sex appeal I'd unleash on their grey little lives."
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[[folder:VisualNovel]]
* In the beginning of the BL sci-fi ''VisualNovel/DramaticalMurder'', the protagonist Aoba is introduced essentially weaponizing a particular seductive tone to his voice over the phone to get more sales for the shop he works at, as people will call back just to hear it again, and wind up buying more as a result. Most of his companions also comment on its supposed beguiling quality at some point, although only the resident CloudCuckoolander gives hints towards its true nature. [[spoiler:It's later revealed that he in fact has a CompellingVoice that can influence the will of individuals[[note]]Despite being YaoiGenre, its focus is on the sci-fi and romance, and the influencing of will is done at dramatic instances, such as when someone is about to preform a HeroicSacrifice.[[/note]], and when put in dire circumstance in which greater powers manifest (i.e. he or someone he holds dear is threatened), his oft-staticking-on-screen SuperPoweredEvilSide will take over as he blacks out, usually [[CurbStompBattle curb-stomping]] everything in its wake thereafter, sometimes with fatality.]]
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[[folder:Webcomics]]
* In ''{{Persona 3 FTW}}'', [[DarkMessiah Takaya's]] voice (AKA DerekStephenPrince) has a seductive nature all to itself. Even the guys (and Aigis) can't resist it. Otherwise he's perhaps a lamer villain than he was in the game.
* ''WordOfGod'' says {...} of ''HannaIsNotABoysName'' sounds like Oren Lavie. [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JDpZj-F4yvU Mmmmm...]]
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[[folder:Web Original]]
* ''WebVideo/TheNostalgiaCritic'':
** In "You're a Rotten Dirty Bastard" Christmas special, Brad would never have become WebVideo/TheCinemaSnob [[ItsAWonderfulPlot if the Critic never existed]]. He instead becomes the world's greatest porn star...
--->'''Brad:''' All you need is a penis the size of a lightsaber and the rest is done for you.
--->'''Girl:''' ''Ahh! I just orgasmed at the sound of your voice.''
--->'''Brad:''' It's to be expected.
** The Critic got fangirled over by [[WebVideo/TheNostalgiaChick Elisa and Nella]] when he dressed up like TimCurry and impersonated his "I'm orgasming on every word" style of voice.
-->'''Nostalgia Critic:''' God [[EvenTheGuysWantHim I'd go gay]] [[KeithDavid for that voice]].
** In the first episode of WebVideo/DemoReel, Rebecca Stone had an orgasm over Tacoma Narrows's [[Comicbook/TwoFace Harvey Dent]] impersonation.
* [[http://www.moanmyip.com/ MoanMyIP]], [[http://www.moanmyos.com/ MoanMyOS]] and [[http://www.moanmyweather.com/ MoanMyWeather]] sites stream your IP, OS or weather rendered in a woman's pleasure moans. There's also [[http://www.moanmytime.com/ MoanMyTime]] site, [[DevelopmentHell but it shows only "Coming soon..." page]] since 2008. That may just be the joke.
* There's a RunningGag in ''HeyAshWhatchaPlayin'' based around Ashley's crush on DavidHayter based on the voice he uses for [[Franchise/MetalGear Solid Snake]]. In one montage, there's a short clip of her being caught masturbating to a recording of him, and in one video a whiteboard showing a complicated plan has a picture of Hayter on it, surrounded by little hearts. [[spoiler: When David Hayter leaves her a voice mail message, she [[TheScream screams]].)]]
* In ''AvatarTheAbridgedSeries,'' we introduce "sexy" Zuko starring in "Zuko's Date." Along with his new voice.
--> '''Zuko:''' ''Baby, why didn't you just say so?''
* In ''WebVideo/YuGiOhTheAbridgedSeries'''s Bonds Beyond Time movie, Yusei introduces himself to Yugi as "the serious one with the voice that makes the {{fangirl}}s ''swoon''."
* WebAnimation/ZeroPunctuation mentions this in regards to the narrator from ''VideoGame/{{Bastion}}'', Stephen Fry in ''VideoGame/LittleBigPlanet'', and your character's father in ''VideoGame/{{Fallout 3}}''.
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[[folder:Western Animation]]
* A rich widow in the ''WoodyWoodpecker'' cartoon, "A Fine Feathered Frenzy" pulls the siren switch. Woody reads her ad in the personals where it says that she's a 'Gorgeous Gal' who is wealthy, has lots of food and is looking to marry a young man. So he calls her on the phone. With her sexy voice Gorgeous calls him sweetie and dream boy, says she loves Woodpeckers and he's the only thing on her mind. She invites him to come over to her mansion and says she'll be waiting for him. When Woody meets her it turns out she is an overweight and elderly crow. Gorgeous Gal chases after him, lavishes him with kisses and continues flirting with him with her lovely voice. Woody is no longer interested but Gorgeous Gal's love for woodpeckers wins out in the end. She drags him into a submarine and gets a priest to marry them.
* Medusa performs the siren switch in ''WesternAnimation/CaptainNTheGameMaster'' during the episode, "Mega Trouble For Megaland". Kid Icarus pulls Simon Belmont's goggles over his eyes and covers them with black paint so he doesn't look at Medusa while they are on a mission. She flirts with Simon telling him he's handsome and that there's a chance she could fall for him. Her voice is so alluring that Simon is ready to kiss her, sight unseen. Of course when he does take his goggles off to look at Medusa he sees that she has light blue skin, large yellow reptilian eyes, the body and figure of an unnatractive elderly woman and snakes for hair. The horrified Simon turns to stone.
* ''WesternAnimation/FamilyGuy'': In "To Live and Die in Dixie", Stewie joins a bluegrass band and sings this little ditty:
-->Met her on the CB, said her name was Mimi,
-->Sounded like an angel come to Earth (''Come to Earth'')
-->But when I went to meet her, man you should have seen her.
-->Twice as tall as me, three times the girth (''Giiiiirth'')
** Another episode had Lois become ''irresistibly'' attracted to the low voice Peter develops due to illness.
* One episode of ''{{Duckman}}'' has Our Intrepid Hero fall in love with a female 911 operator because of how her voice sounded. Then he finally meets her in person and discovers that she's [[LenaHyena a bit lacking]] [[{{Butterface}} in the looks department.]] So much so, that [[TakeOurWordForIt her face isn't even shown onscreen]] until she has drastic cosmetic surgery to make herself look pretty. And she's literally ''perfect'' after this. She ''had'' the voice and the personality, but after the surgery, she had the [[MsFanservice total package.]] At this point, Duckman (who had ''still'' loved her despite her appearance) realizes that she's too good for him and he dumps her so she can find someone better.
* In the episode of ''WesternAnimation/{{Futurama}}'' with the cast of ''Series/{{Star Trek|The Original Series}}'', Zapp Brannigan demanded that a piece of evidence be read by someone with a "[[LampshadeHanging sexy, seductive voice]]". NichelleNichols started to speak, but was cut off by GeorgeTakei.
* The ''WesternAnimation/DextersLaboratory'' episode "Voice Over" had Dexter swapping his computer's voice in an attempt to fix it. One of them was probably the most seductive voice ever heard in a children's cartoon. He had to change it because he couldn't stop sweating.
* ''WesternAnimation/SouthPark'' has [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ktytnQHvlww Casey Miller]]:
-->'''[quoting a friend]''' Dear Casey; your voice is like butter to our ears. Could you please find a way to get that audible chocolate on the airwaves?
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->''"Even her voice is pure audio sex!"''
-->-- '''Julia Evans''' on her ReallyGetsAround friend. "Mindstar Rising" by PeterFHamilton.
InUniverse sexy voices. Husky ones are popular; breathy, low MarilynMonroe-esque voices are iconic. For men, deep baritones with sonorous intonations often are used. Bassos are rarer but can also fit the bill. A popular variation is the "Siren Switch," where the speaker isn't ''nearly'' as sexy as their voice.
[[IThoughtItMeant No relation to]] AutoErotica.
When it's not a particular person's voice, but an entire ''language'' someone finds erotic, that's EverythingSoundsSexierInFrench.
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!!InUniverseExamplesOnly:
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[[folder:Advertising]]
* The Quizno commercials featuring a man named Scott and the infamous Quizno toaster oven, who speaks in a rather husky voice, and once asked Scott to sound "sexier".
-->'''Toaster Oven''': [[DoubleEntendre Put it in me Scott.]]
* Marks and Spencer adverts in the UK feature a deliberately low and erotic voice describing almost comically lavish foodstuffs, followed by the tagline "This is not just food... this is M&S food".
-->'''Advert''': This is not just food...
-->'''CharlieBrooker''': ''(frantically undoing belt)'' Damn right it's not, it's food that's about to be '''fucked silly'''...
* Isaiah Mustafa, known to the world as [[Advertising/TheManYourManCouldSmellLike the Old Spice Guy]].
-->[[BuffySpeak "The science people explain it as tiny vibrating sound hands massaging your ears."]]
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[[folder:Anime & Manga]]
* ''Manga/AiKora'': [[{{Ninja}} Kirino]] has [[ChivalrousPervert Maeda's]] [[{{Fetish}} ideal voice]] and secretly loves to sing karaoke, so naturally he persuades her to sing at every opportunity. Once she realises this is his fetish... *BOOM*
* ''KoeDeOshigoto'' is actually entirely about this, being centered around eroge voice acting and all.
* [[{{Fanservice}} The point of the existence]] of the YaoiGenre ''LightNovel/AiNoKusabi'' CD dramas and some of the tracks on the soundtracks which center on eroge voice acting. One aptly titled "Dark Erogenous". The plot revolves around a defiant biker forcibly made a SexSlave and the relationship he has with his {{in-universe}} irresistible master who's voice was also seductive. The late KanetoShiozawa was so impressive as Iason's sultry voice, a memorial drama album was released in his honor. ToshihikoSeki also has a track on both the ''Sympthy'' and ''Mix'' soundtracks where Riki speaks in a sensual tone about his life as a sex toy. Notable since the BGM itself didn't have this monologue when featured in the anime.
* In ''Manga/YuYuHakusho'', when [[TheQuietOne Bui]] speaks for the first time, Koto starts gushing over how sexy his voice is.
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[[folder:Comic Books]]
* In ComicBook/{{X-Factor}}, Siryn's power allows her to manipulate her vocal cords to sound extra sexy, hypnotizing others into giving her what she wants.
* In ''GothamCentral'', [[DirtyCop Officer Tim Munroe]] describes Posion Ivy's voice as being like honey, and when he tries to imagine what she looks like based on her voice his narration trails off.
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[[folder:Film]]
* ''TheAndromedaStrain''. Dr. Hall comments that the voice of the woman making PA announcements is sexy, but the doctor is told that she's 63 years old. [[LampshadeHanging And records announcements like that for a living,]] or at least in the book.
* In ''SinbadLegendOfTheSevenSeas'', naturally [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MTf0bekwmjo the Sirens]] are an example of this.
* In ''Film/WhoFramedRogerRabbit'', [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yy5THitqPBw Jessica Rabbit]].
* ''[[Film/DieHard Live Free or Die Hard]]'': During the opening sequence, hacker and soon-to-be sidekick Matt Farrell comments on the DarkActionGirl's "sexy voice." This [[ChekhovsGun comes in handy later]] when Matt recognizes her voice giving directions over the police radio.
* Brie Larson as Envy Adams in ''Film/ScottPilgrimVsTheWorld'' puts on a constantly-aroused voice which she drops after Scott defeats Todd. Other cast members even comment on it in the DVD.
* ''WaynesWorld 2'' has the boys admiring the smooth-talking Handsome Dan. Later, they promote Wayne-stock on his radio show and...well, let's just say that smooth voice is Creator/HarryShearer.
* Korean film ''200 Pounds Beauty'' has the main character Hanna who is obese but has an amazing voice. She provides vocals for the [[AlphaBitch pretty but mean]] Ammy and as another job, she is a phone sex employee. Then again, she was played by the gorgeous Kim Ah Joong, who did all of [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QJMkP69ua0c&feature=related#t=2m01s her singing]] in the movie.
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[[folder:Literature]]
* ''Beaufort'' by Ron Leshem. The [[IsraelisWithInfraredMissiles IDF soldiers]] complain that the female radio operatives with the sexiest voices inevitably turn out to be not-so-good looking.
* ''Literature/{{Discworld}}'': The book ''Discworld/{{Sourcery}}'' describes Conina's voice as "the sort of voice that could make 'good morning' sound like an invitation to bed".
* Daisy in ''Literature/{{The Great Gatsby}}'' is almost exclusively defined by having a sexy voice and laughter that evokes money and high class.
* When [[JohnLeCarre George Smiley]] asks unhappily retired Connie Sachs for information about a Russian agent, one of the things she recalls is his wonderful voice, which she heard on surveillance tapes of phone calls.
* Louis Wu meets Nessus for the first time in ''{{Ringworld}}'':
-->Had Louis visualized a woman to go with that voice, she would have been Cleopatra, Helen of Troy, Marilyn Monroe, and [[NewtonEinsteinSurak Lorelei Huntz]] rolled into one. [[FutureSlang "Tanj!"]] The curse seemed more than usually appropriate. ''There Ain't No Justice!'' That such a voice should belong to a two-headed alien of indeterminate sex!
* The aged, smallpox scarred former courtesan in [[JudgeDee The Red Pavilion]] has an unbelievable beautiful and sexy voice that the Judge finds extremely disturbing.
* ''Literature/BlackDaggerBrotherhood'': ''Lover Eternal'' has Mary the suicide hotline operator whose voice is so appealing that John calls every night just to hear her talk (even though ''he'' is mute) and it literally bespells Rhage, her love interest.
* ''Herman Wouk's'' ''The Hope'', Zev Barak takes a phone call from Emily Cunningham. Barak notes a Talmud saying, "A woman's voice is naked sex," and then says this was especially true with Emily.
* [[DragonridersOfPern Jaxom]] first falls in love with Sharra's voice, described as being low and sexy, when she was [[FlorenceNightingaleEffect treating him for Firehead fever]]. She turns out to be fairly pretty, not particularly beautiful, although she certainly thinks she doesn't live up to the image he had built in his head. He likes her anyway.
* ''Literature/TheDresdenFiles'':
** Harry invoke this trope with several women, including Susan, and in the first book, Storm Front, Linda Randall's voice ON A PHONE is enough to make him reflexively ask if she's naked.
** When Lara Raith puts a gun to his head and orders him to stop menacing Thomas, Harry's thought that "Wow, her voice is hot" is so strong that the downsides of getting shot are more of an afterthought. Lara is a succubus, so it's sort of expected that she'd have this.
* There's a subversion in the Creator/AgathaChristie novel ''The Moving Finger'' where a character is described as incredibly attractive, but her voice is flat, dull and uninteresting, so much so that it completely ruins the narrator's idea of her as perfect.
* In ''TheAndromedaStrain'', the voice that awakens the main character up after his first night of sleep at the subterranean compound is very sensual. The main character becomes a bit embarrassed when he learns the voice belongs to a seventy-two year old woman.
* Ambrosio's first sermon in ''Literature/TheMonk'' is clearly presented as an example as he's got half of Madrid swooning in his church.
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* One episode of ''{{Taxi}}'' had Alex dating a woman from an answering service. She was overweight and had a history of men dating her because of her sexy voice and then dumping her as soon as they found what she looked like.
* ''Series/{{NCIS}}'': PerkyGoth Abby Sciuto once went under cover at a telephone sex line. She was chosen for the assignment because of her distinctly raspy voice. Played with by one of the co-workers definitely, and knowingly being separate from her voice. She even grins at Abby after a questioning look.
* In ''{{Blackadder}} Goes Forth'', a nurse who has just slept with Edmund says how she feels that men should smoke for this reason.
* The ''{{Seinfeld}}'' episode "The Tape" revolves around this. Elaine leaves a provocative message on Jerry's answering machine as a joke. Only George knows it's actually Elaine. Awkwardness ensues, along with [[HilarityEnsues hilarity]].
* PeterSellers in ''TheGoonShow'' occasionally voiced a character called "breathy Kensington thing". It's a spookily realistic sexy female impersonation, often accompanied by gags about censorship.
* In the first episode of ''The New WKRPInCincinnati'' the new head of programming listens to some audition tapes; one is a very sexy woman. He is advised by several people that "the sexier the voice the uglier the person" (or words to that effect). He hires the woman sight unseen anyway, and it turns out she's [[http://www.probertencyclopaedia.com/CZ_TAWNY_KITAEN.HTM Tawny Kitaen]].
* In one episode of the ''Series/BionicWoman'' remake, advantage was taken of Michelle Ryan's [[BritishAccents real-life accent]] for an undercover mission her character was sent out on... the techie talking to her via an electronic earpiece commented on how hot she sounded.
* On ''Series/{{Friends}}'', Phoebe got a cold and was excited about her "new sexy voice".
* The siren switch takes place in ''MarriedWithChildren,'' when Peggy's mother (a fat, hideous redneck woman [[TheUnseen never actually seen]]) starts working for a sex line as "Butter." Al is horrified at first, until the money starts rolling in and he tricks his friends into calling her. When they were all hanging out at the house, she recognizes their voices from upstairs and reveals herself to them, much to their shock.
* In an episode of ''BlackBooks'', Fran once dated a man (Peter Serafinowicz) whom she hates simply because his voice turns her on. When she finds out that he is now doing the nightly shipping forecasts on the radio, she listens to it as a form of porn, then phones him after its over.
* In one episode of ''FamilyMatters'', Laura has a quite sexual reaction to the voice of an R & B Singer.
* In ''Series/FifteenStoreysHigh'', one character is seen on the phone angrily complaining that the delivery of his fridge is late. All is forgiven after a few soothing words from one of the call centre's staff, and he walks away from the phone satisfied... and very stiffly...
* In ''Series/ArrestedDevelopment'', Lucille [[OneSteveLimit Two]] is aroused by Gob (Will Arnett) reading a menu in a restaurant in a deep voice.
* An episode of ''NightCourt'' had a group of old ladies as defendants in one case. They turned out to be very talented operators at a phone sex line, whom [[ThePornomancer Dan]] tries (unsuccessfully) to deny recognizing when they turn on their work voices.
* On ''{{Frasier}}'', a caller admitted that she listened to Frasier's radio show because she got off to the sound of his voice.
* In ''BostonLegal'', Shirley Schmidt is able to give Denny Crane a boner (and possibly more) just by whispering his name.
* In the ''ModernFamily'' episode "Truth Be Told", Claire discovers that Phil has been corresponding with his ex-girlfriend Denise on {{Facebook}}. Phil insists that nothing untoward is going on and gives Claire all of Denise's messages to read. Claire reads them out loud in a sexy voice, much to Phil's confusion. [[spoiler: Later, Denise visits and says that she thought Phil wanted to have an affair, quoting from his messages to her in a very similar sexy voice.]]
* Jade of ''{{Victorious}}'' has a really lovely singing voice. So much that one of her classmates Andre ends up developing a crush on her because of it.
* ''Series/BuffyTheVampireSlayer''. Veruca enraptures Oz with her husky singing voice -- an annoyed Willow later describes her thus; "dresses like [[ReallyGetsAround Faith]], voice like an albatross".
* ''Series/TheXFiles'' episode "Small Potatoes" features Chantal's message on Mulder's answering machine: "Hello, Marty? Chantal. It's been so long since we've spoken and I've been so lonely not hearing your sexy voice." Considering that Chantal is a phone sex operator, one must take it with a pinch of salt.
* ''Series/TheDailyShow'': Jon Stewart is of the opinion that the reason U.S. Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas rarely speaks in court is to [[http://www.thedailyshow.com/watch/tue-january-15-2013/the-silence-of-the-clarence preserve his sexy, sexy baritone]].
-->"Now I know why he's been holding back. If he spoke, he'd be buried under a pile of panties and roses."
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* The TropeMaker and Ur-Example are the Sirens from "The Odyssey" who were said to lead men to their deaths by their heavenly singing, and they have been referenced (and parodied) in countless other works of fiction for ever.
* Odysseus was described by Helen to have appealing voice during ''Literature/TheIliad''.
* In HinduMythology, Hanuman's voice is said to be so potent that he could ''impregnate'' women just by singing.
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* A "siren switch" shows up in the music video for the re-release of Aerosmith's "Sweet Emotion", in which a young man calls a sex hotline and is drawn in by the sultry female voice on the other line. At the end of the video, we finally see the conversation from her end: she's a chunky middle-aged woman in a drab housedress holding a baby in one hand, ironing with the other, and gripping the phone with her shoulder.
* The [[{{Pleaserock}} Y-O-U]] song "Radio" is about all about a girl getting uncontrollably turned on by rock music.
* On their fifth album, ''Cardiology'', GoodCharlotte has a song called "Sex on the Radio" whose narrator is in a relationship with a radio personality. So titled because the girl's voice sounds like, well, sex on the radio.
* Music/DreamTheater's "Home" heavily implies a sex scene about halfway through, complete with a woman moaning in the background.
* Papa Roach's The Addict features a woman moaning rather suggestively after the [[BuffySpeak bridge-y bit.]]
* The late Seventies cover of "Wild Thing" by one-hit-wonder Fancy is characterized by the group's {{Playboy}} Playmate lead singer gasping and moaning her way through the lyrics.
* "Oooooooh.... love to love you, baby. OOOOOOOH.... love to love you, baby." Repeat ad nauseam for seventeen minutes. This song not only launched Donna Summer to stardom, but led the Catholic Church to declare the song as the work of Satan. A popular rumor is that Donna induced her own orgasms while recording the song, but she says it was all an act.
* ''Music/TheRunaways'' incorporate moaning into many of their songs.
* There's a mainstream example in Pitbull and T-Pain's song Hey Baby. (You may better know the song as [[TitleConfusion "Ooh, baby, baby...lalalalalalala..."]])
* [[http://www.newgrounds.com/portal/view/315325 Ignorance Is Bliss]]
--> "[[SuperMarioBros Princess Toadstool]], I know you're frightened mmm But if you knew just why we're here, your fear would just be heightened!"
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* Taylor Mali's slam poem [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1rZzwIb6aPE "Reading Allowed"]] is about how every woman he dates wants him to read her a story. Often when they're already naked and in bed.
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* Val Venis. PlayedForLaughs.
* In a backstage skit in 2007, JohnCena was being interviewed by Todd Grisham and he briefly did an imitation of WWE Diva Candice Michelle's voice. He was...surprisingly accurate.
* Wrestling/SantinoMarella ''thinks'' his voice sounds like this, but it's less LatinLover and more ''SuperMarioBrothers''
* Dean Ambrose (aka indie standout Jon Moxley) of WWE's The Shield has a very sexy, unique, slightly raspy voice that is mesmerizing to listen to.
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* Made fun of in ''VideoGame/{{Rayman}} 3: Hoodlum Havoc'', where Globox falls for the voice of an unknown female character inside the [[ElaborateUndergroundBase Hoodlum HQ]]. This helps the Hoodlums lure him into a trap.
* Once GLaDOS's Morality Core is destroyed in ''VideoGame/{{Portal}}'', she takes on a low, seductive voice, pointed out in the [[ClosedCaptioning descriptive subtitles]] as such. WordOfGod says that they initially had [=Ellen McLain=] do a sexy voice for the turrets and loved it, but discovered that it didn't fit them, and so found a way to use it for [=GLaDOS=] later.
* An unknown character in an optional scene in ''FinalFantasyIX'' keeps [[ChivalrousPervert Zidane]] interested from the other side of a stone gate with her voice. The speaker is never revealed, but, given that it was a gate to the Burmecian territories, the odds are that she was a [[PettingZooPeople Petting Zoo Person]].
* In ''VideoGame/{{Psychonauts}}'' there is an underground cart that works as a quick-travel device. Whenever Raz wants to use it, he'll be greeted by a deliberately erotic computerized female voice that will ask him where he wants to go. If the player does not want to go anywhere, Raz will humorously answer that he just dropped by to listen to her voice.
** Similarly, in [[DoubleFine Double Fine's]] later game VideoGame/TheCave, Stephen Stanton plays the titular talking cave, who lampshades his alluring voice in his very first line.
* The first ''VideoGame/BattlefieldBadCompany'', has "Miss July", the heard but never seen radio voice who [[MissionControl guides B Company]] through their missions, and whose voice they keep mentioning sounds very sexy.
* In ''VampireTheMasqueradeBloodlines'', Velvet Velour's voice is just as [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fsWBTeoB1Xs smooth and husky]] as her name implies. As a Toreador, it's one of the... assets she uses to get the player on her side.
* ''VideoGame/MassEffect3'':
** Shepard, Samantha and the guys who built her all comment on EDI (the Normandy's sentient computer) having a sexy voice.
*** In the ''Citadel'' DLC it is revealed that Traynor didn't only find EDI's voice sexy--she was genuinely ''aroused'' by it, wanting to do some very naughty things with it.
** In the ''Citadel'' DLC, Garrus refers to his voice as one of his good points twice when faking a first date with Shepeard.
* After a mission in which [[LaResistance the good guys]] hijack an intergalactic radio station to expose the BigBad Mengsk's crimes in ''VideoGame/StarcraftIIWingsOfLiberty'', this trope comes up in [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5LEjaX_NfwQ&t=5m40s a bonus conversation in the]] [[GoodGuyBar cantina]]. Responding to Tychus' enthusiasm for a job well done, Jim Raynor humorously asks if he'll quit to do radio full time. Laughing, Tychus replies, "Naww, regular folks just ain't read for the raw sex appeal I'd unleash on their grey little lives."
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* In the beginning of the BL sci-fi ''VisualNovel/DramaticalMurder'', the protagonist Aoba is introduced essentially weaponizing a particular seductive tone to his voice over the phone to get more sales for the shop he works at, as people will call back just to hear it again, and wind up buying more as a result. Most of his companions also comment on its supposed beguiling quality at some point, although only the resident CloudCuckoolander gives hints towards its true nature. [[spoiler:It's later revealed that he in fact has a CompellingVoice that can influence the will of individuals[[note]]Despite being YaoiGenre, its focus is on the sci-fi and romance, and the influencing of will is done at dramatic instances, such as when someone is about to preform a HeroicSacrifice.[[/note]], and when put in dire circumstance in which greater powers manifest (i.e. he or someone he holds dear is threatened), his oft-staticking-on-screen SuperPoweredEvilSide will take over as he blacks out, usually [[CurbStompBattle curb-stomping]] everything in its wake thereafter, sometimes with fatality.]]
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* In ''{{Persona 3 FTW}}'', [[DarkMessiah Takaya's]] voice (AKA DerekStephenPrince) has a seductive nature all to itself. Even the guys (and Aigis) can't resist it. Otherwise he's perhaps a lamer villain than he was in the game.
* ''WordOfGod'' says {...} of ''HannaIsNotABoysName'' sounds like Oren Lavie. [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JDpZj-F4yvU Mmmmm...]]
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* ''WebVideo/TheNostalgiaCritic'':
** In "You're a Rotten Dirty Bastard" Christmas special, Brad would never have become WebVideo/TheCinemaSnob [[ItsAWonderfulPlot if the Critic never existed]]. He instead becomes the world's greatest porn star...
--->'''Brad:''' All you need is a penis the size of a lightsaber and the rest is done for you.
--->'''Girl:''' ''Ahh! I just orgasmed at the sound of your voice.''
--->'''Brad:''' It's to be expected.
** The Critic got fangirled over by [[WebVideo/TheNostalgiaChick Elisa and Nella]] when he dressed up like TimCurry and impersonated his "I'm orgasming on every word" style of voice.
-->'''Nostalgia Critic:''' God [[EvenTheGuysWantHim I'd go gay]] [[KeithDavid for that voice]].
** In the first episode of WebVideo/DemoReel, Rebecca Stone had an orgasm over Tacoma Narrows's [[Comicbook/TwoFace Harvey Dent]] impersonation.
* [[http://www.moanmyip.com/ MoanMyIP]], [[http://www.moanmyos.com/ MoanMyOS]] and [[http://www.moanmyweather.com/ MoanMyWeather]] sites stream your IP, OS or weather rendered in a woman's pleasure moans. There's also [[http://www.moanmytime.com/ MoanMyTime]] site, [[DevelopmentHell but it shows only "Coming soon..." page]] since 2008. That may just be the joke.
* There's a RunningGag in ''HeyAshWhatchaPlayin'' based around Ashley's crush on DavidHayter based on the voice he uses for [[Franchise/MetalGear Solid Snake]]. In one montage, there's a short clip of her being caught masturbating to a recording of him, and in one video a whiteboard showing a complicated plan has a picture of Hayter on it, surrounded by little hearts. [[spoiler: When David Hayter leaves her a voice mail message, she [[TheScream screams]].)]]
* In ''AvatarTheAbridgedSeries,'' we introduce "sexy" Zuko starring in "Zuko's Date." Along with his new voice.
--> '''Zuko:''' ''Baby, why didn't you just say so?''
* In ''WebVideo/YuGiOhTheAbridgedSeries'''s Bonds Beyond Time movie, Yusei introduces himself to Yugi as "the serious one with the voice that makes the {{fangirl}}s ''swoon''."
* WebAnimation/ZeroPunctuation mentions this in regards to the narrator from ''VideoGame/{{Bastion}}'', Stephen Fry in ''VideoGame/LittleBigPlanet'', and your character's father in ''VideoGame/{{Fallout 3}}''.
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* A rich widow in the ''WoodyWoodpecker'' cartoon, "A Fine Feathered Frenzy" pulls the siren switch. Woody reads her ad in the personals where it says that she's a 'Gorgeous Gal' who is wealthy, has lots of food and is looking to marry a young man. So he calls her on the phone. With her sexy voice Gorgeous calls him sweetie and dream boy, says she loves Woodpeckers and he's the only thing on her mind. She invites him to come over to her mansion and says she'll be waiting for him. When Woody meets her it turns out she is an overweight and elderly crow. Gorgeous Gal chases after him, lavishes him with kisses and continues flirting with him with her lovely voice. Woody is no longer interested but Gorgeous Gal's love for woodpeckers wins out in the end. She drags him into a submarine and gets a priest to marry them.
* Medusa performs the siren switch in ''WesternAnimation/CaptainNTheGameMaster'' during the episode, "Mega Trouble For Megaland". Kid Icarus pulls Simon Belmont's goggles over his eyes and covers them with black paint so he doesn't look at Medusa while they are on a mission. She flirts with Simon telling him he's handsome and that there's a chance she could fall for him. Her voice is so alluring that Simon is ready to kiss her, sight unseen. Of course when he does take his goggles off to look at Medusa he sees that she has light blue skin, large yellow reptilian eyes, the body and figure of an unnatractive elderly woman and snakes for hair. The horrified Simon turns to stone.
* ''WesternAnimation/FamilyGuy'': In "To Live and Die in Dixie", Stewie joins a bluegrass band and sings this little ditty:
-->Met her on the CB, said her name was Mimi,
-->Sounded like an angel come to Earth (''Come to Earth'')
-->But when I went to meet her, man you should have seen her.
-->Twice as tall as me, three times the girth (''Giiiiirth'')
** Another episode had Lois become ''irresistibly'' attracted to the low voice Peter develops due to illness.
* One episode of ''{{Duckman}}'' has Our Intrepid Hero fall in love with a female 911 operator because of how her voice sounded. Then he finally meets her in person and discovers that she's [[LenaHyena a bit lacking]] [[{{Butterface}} in the looks department.]] So much so, that [[TakeOurWordForIt her face isn't even shown onscreen]] until she has drastic cosmetic surgery to make herself look pretty. And she's literally ''perfect'' after this. She ''had'' the voice and the personality, but after the surgery, she had the [[MsFanservice total package.]] At this point, Duckman (who had ''still'' loved her despite her appearance) realizes that she's too good for him and he dumps her so she can find someone better.
* In the episode of ''WesternAnimation/{{Futurama}}'' with the cast of ''Series/{{Star Trek|The Original Series}}'', Zapp Brannigan demanded that a piece of evidence be read by someone with a "[[LampshadeHanging sexy, seductive voice]]". NichelleNichols started to speak, but was cut off by GeorgeTakei.
* The ''WesternAnimation/DextersLaboratory'' episode "Voice Over" had Dexter swapping his computer's voice in an attempt to fix it. One of them was probably the most seductive voice ever heard in a children's cartoon. He had to change it because he couldn't stop sweating.
* ''WesternAnimation/SouthPark'' has [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ktytnQHvlww Casey Miller]]:
-->'''[quoting a friend]''' Dear Casey; your voice is like butter to our ears. Could you please find a way to get that audible chocolate on the airwaves?
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* In the beginning of the BL sci-fi ''VisualNovel/DramaticalMurder'', the protagonist Aoba is introduced essentially weaponizing a particular seductive tone of his voice over the phone to get more sales for the shop he works at, as people will call back just to hear it again, and wind up buying more as a result. Most of his companions also comment on its supposed beguiling quality at some point, although only the resident CloudCuckoolander gives hints towards its true nature. [[spoiler:It's later revealed that he in fact has a CompellingVoice that can influence the will of individuals[[note]]Despite being YaoiGenre, its focus is on the sci-fi and romance, and the influencing of will is done at dramatic instances, such as when someone is about to preform a HeroicSacrifice.[[/note]], and when put in dire circumstance in which his powers manifest (i.e. he or someone he holds dear is threatened), his oft-staticking-on-screen SuperPoweredEvilSide will take over as he blacks out, usually [[CurbStompBattle curb-stomping]] everything in its wake thereafter, sometimes with fatality.]]
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* In the beginning of the BL sci-fi ''VisualNovel/DramaticalMurder'', the protagonist Aoba is introduced essentially weaponizing a particular seductive tone of his voice over the phone to get more sales for the shop he works at, as people will call back just to hear it again, and wind up buying more as a result. Most of his companions also comment on its supposed beguiling quality at some point, although only the resident CloudCuckoolander gives hints towards its true nature. [[spoiler:It's later revealed that he in fact has a CompellingVoice that can influence the will of individuals[[note]]Despite being YaoiGenre, its focus is on the sci-fi and romance, and the influencing of will is done at dramatic instances, such as when someone is about to preform a HeroicSacrifice.[[/note]], and when put in dire circumstance in which his powers manifest (i.e. he or someone he holds dear is threatened), his oft-staticking-on-screen SuperPoweredEvilSide will take over as he blacks out, usually [[CurbStompBattle curb-stomping]] everything in its wake thereafter, sometimes with fatality.]]
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* In the beginning of the BL sci-fi ''VisualNovel/DramaticalMurder'', the protagonist Aoba is introduced essentially weaponizing a particular seductive tone of his voice over the phone to get more sales for the shop he works at, as people will call back just to hear it again, and wind up buying more as a result. Most of his companions also comment on its supposed beguiling quality at some point, although only the resident CloudCuckoolander gives hints towards its true nature. [[spoiler:It's later revealed that he in fact has a CompellingVoice that can influence the will of individuals[[note]]Despite being YaoiGenre, its focus is on the sci-fi and romance, and the influencing of will is done at dramatic instances, such as when someone is about to preform a HeroicSacrifice.[[/note]], and when put in dire circumstance in which his powers manifest (i.e. he or someone he holds dear is threatened), his oft-staticking-on-screen SuperPoweredEvilSide will take over as he blacks out, usually [[CurbStompBattle curb-stomping]] everything in its wake thereafter, sometimes with fatality.]]
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* After a mission in which [[LaResistance the good guys]] hijack an intergalactic radio station to expose the BigBad Mengsk's]] crimes in ''VideoGame/StarcraftIIWingsOfLiberty'', this trope comes up in [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5LEjaX_NfwQ&t=5m40s a bonus conversation in the]] [[GoodGuyBar cantina]]. Responding to Tychus' enthusiasm for a job well done, Jim Raynor humorously asks if he'll quit to do radio full time. Laughing, Tychus replies, "Naww, regular folks just ain't read for the raw sex appeal I'd unleash on their grey little lives."
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Sexy voices, basically. Husky ones are popular; breathy, low MarilynMonroe-esque voices are iconic. For men, deep baritones with sonorous intonations often are used. Bassos are rarer but can also fit the bill. A popular variation is the "Siren Switch," where the speaker isn't ''nearly'' as sexy as their voice.
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** Similarly, in [[DoubleFine Double Fine's]] later game TheCave, Stephen Stanton plays the titular talking cave, who lampshades his alluring voice in his very first line.
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* Dean Ambrose (aka indie standout Jon Moxley) of WWE's The Shield has a very sexy, unique, slightly raspy voice that is mesmerizing to listen to.
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* In ''AvatarTheAbridgedSeries,'' we introduce "sexy" Zuko starring in "Zuko's Date." Along with his new voice.
--> '''Zuko:''' ''Baby, why didn't you just say so?''
--> '''Zuko:''' ''Baby, why didn't you just say so?''
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* The 13th ''Treehouse of Horror'' episode of ''WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons'', segment "House of Wacks":
** Lisa and Marge picked the new house's voice to be PierceBrosnan's. Lisa claimed it would bring sophistication to the home, but we all know why it was picked...
** The other options included Creator/DennisMiller.
---> '''Lisa:''' Isn't that the voice that caused all those suicides?
---> '''House's Voice''': ''[[MurderSuicide Murder-Suicides]].''
** Lisa and Marge picked the new house's voice to be PierceBrosnan's. Lisa claimed it would bring sophistication to the home, but we all know why it was picked...
** The other options included Creator/DennisMiller.
---> '''Lisa:''' Isn't that the voice that caused all those suicides?
---> '''House's Voice''': ''[[MurderSuicide Murder-Suicides]].''
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* A ''WesternAnimation/CaptainFlamingo'' segment had the scratchy-voiced Otto use a "Choice-voice brand voice changer" set on "super-suave". One sentence was enough to make Lizabeth [[LustfulMelt melt]].
* ''WesternAnimation/AdventureTime'':
** Marceline's singing voice.
** Fittingly, Marceline's counterpart Marshall Lee is the [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=erZE_ckCy1k same way]].
** Slime Princess. Especially during the first episode she appears in.
--> '''Slime Princess:''' ''Weeell, I'd like to marry yooouu.''
* ''WesternAnimation/AdventureTime'':
** Marceline's singing voice.
** Fittingly, Marceline's counterpart Marshall Lee is the [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=erZE_ckCy1k same way]].
** Slime Princess. Especially during the first episode she appears in.
--> '''Slime Princess:''' ''Weeell, I'd like to marry yooouu.''
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** Slime Princess. Especially during the first episode she appears in.
--> '''Slime Princess:''' ''Weeell, I'd like to marry yooouu.''
--> '''Slime Princess:''' ''Weeell, I'd like to marry yooouu.''
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* WebAnimation/ZeroPunctuation mentions this in regards to the narrator from ''VideoGame/{{Bastion}}'', Stephen Fry in ''VideoGame/LittleBigPlanet'', and your character's father in ''VideoGame/{{Fallout 3}}''.
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** Similarly, in [[DoubleFine Double Fine's]] later game TheCave, Stephen Stanton plays the titular talking cave, who lampshades his alluring voice in his very first line.
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* ''BlackDaggerBrotherhood'': ''Lover Eternal'' has Mary the suicide hotline operator whose voice is so appealing that John calls every night just to hear her talk (even though ''he'' is mute) and it literally bespells Rhage, her love interest.
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* ''BlackDaggerBrotherhood'': ''Literature/BlackDaggerBrotherhood'': ''Lover Eternal'' has Mary the suicide hotline operator whose voice is so appealing that John calls every night just to hear her talk (even though ''he'' is mute) and it literally bespells Rhage, her love interest.
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* ''[[BlackDaggerBrotherhood Lover Eternal]]'' has Mary the suicide hotline operator whose voice is so appealing that John calls every night just to hear her talk (even though ''he'' is mute) and it literally bespells Rhage, her love interest.
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* ''[[BlackDaggerBrotherhood Lover Eternal]]'' ''BlackDaggerBrotherhood'': ''Lover Eternal'' has Mary the suicide hotline operator whose voice is so appealing that John calls every night just to hear her talk (even though ''he'' is mute) and it literally bespells Rhage, her love interest.
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* The TropeMaker and Ur-Example are the Sirens from "The Odyssey" were said to lead men to their deaths by their heavenly sweet singing, and has been referenced (and parodied) in countless other works of fiction.
* Odysseus himself was described by Helen to have appealing voice during ''Literature/TheIliad''.
* Odysseus himself was described by Helen to have appealing voice during ''Literature/TheIliad''.
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* The TropeMaker and Ur-Example are the Sirens from "The Odyssey" who were said to lead men to their deaths by their heavenly sweet singing, and has they have been referenced (and parodied) in countless other works of fiction.
fiction for ever.
* Odysseushimself was described by Helen to have appealing voice during ''Literature/TheIliad''.
* Odysseus
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* Daisy in ''Literature/{{The Great Gatsby}}'' is almost exclusively defined by this.
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* Daisy in ''Literature/{{The Great Gatsby}}'' is almost exclusively defined by this.having a sexy voice and laughter that evokes money and high class.
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* The 13th ''Treehouse of Horror'' episode of ''WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons'':
** In the mini-episode called "House of Wacks" had this when Lisa and Marge picked the new house's voice to be PierceBrosnan's. Lisa claimed it would bring sophistication to the home, but we all know why it was picked...
** In the mini-episode called "House of Wacks" had this when Lisa and Marge picked the new house's voice to be PierceBrosnan's. Lisa claimed it would bring sophistication to the home, but we all know why it was picked...
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* The 13th ''Treehouse of Horror'' episode of ''WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons'':
** In the mini-episode called''WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons'', segment "House of Wacks" had this when Wacks":
** Lisa and Marge picked the new house's voice to be PierceBrosnan's. Lisa claimed it would bring sophistication to the home, but we all know why it was picked...
** In the mini-episode called
** Lisa and Marge picked the new house's voice to be PierceBrosnan's. Lisa claimed it would bring sophistication to the home, but we all know why it was picked...
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---> '''House's Voice''': '''{{Murder Suicide}}s.'''
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---> '''House's Voice''': '''{{Murder Suicide}}s.'''''[[MurderSuicide Murder-Suicides]].''
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* In VideoGame/MassEffect3, Shepard, Samantha and the guys who built her all comment on EDI (the Normandy's sentient computer) having a sexy voice.
** In fact, in the ''Citadel'' DLC it is revealed that Traynor didn't only find EDI's voice sexy--she was genuinely ''aroused'' by it, wanting to do some very naughty things with it...
** In fact, in the ''Citadel'' DLC it is revealed that Traynor didn't only find EDI's voice sexy--she was genuinely ''aroused'' by it, wanting to do some very naughty things with it...
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* In VideoGame/MassEffect3, ''VideoGame/MassEffect3'':
** Shepard, Samantha and the guys who built her all comment on EDI (the Normandy's sentient computer) having a sexy voice.
** Infact, in the ''Citadel'' DLC it is revealed that Traynor didn't only find EDI's voice sexy--she was genuinely ''aroused'' by it, wanting to do some very naughty things with it...it.
** Shepard, Samantha and the guys who built her all comment on EDI (the Normandy's sentient computer) having a sexy voice.
** In
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* In WebVideo/TheNostalgiaCritic's "You're a Rotten Dirty Bastard" Christmas special, Brad would never have become WebVideo/TheCinemaSnob [[ItsAWonderfulPlot if the Critic never existed]]. He instead becomes the world's greatest porn star...
-->'''Brad:''' All you need is a penis the size of a lightsaber and the rest is done for you.
-->'''Girl:''' ''Ahh! I just orgasmed at the sound of your voice.''
-->'''Brad:''' It's to be expected.
** The Critic himself got fangirled over by [[WebVideo/TheNostalgiaChick Elisa and Nella]] when he dressed up like TimCurry and impersonated his "I'm orgasming on every word" style of voice.
-->'''Brad:''' All you need is a penis the size of a lightsaber and the rest is done for you.
-->'''Girl:''' ''Ahh! I just orgasmed at the sound of your voice.''
-->'''Brad:''' It's to be expected.
** The Critic himself got fangirled over by [[WebVideo/TheNostalgiaChick Elisa and Nella]] when he dressed up like TimCurry and impersonated his "I'm orgasming on every word" style of voice.
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* ''WebVideo/TheNostalgiaCritic'':
** InWebVideo/TheNostalgiaCritic's "You're a Rotten Dirty Bastard" Christmas special, Brad would never have become WebVideo/TheCinemaSnob [[ItsAWonderfulPlot if the Critic never existed]]. He instead becomes the world's greatest porn star...
-->'''Brad:''' --->'''Brad:''' All you need is a penis the size of a lightsaber and the rest is done for you.
-->'''Girl:''' --->'''Girl:''' ''Ahh! I just orgasmed at the sound of your voice.''
-->'''Brad:''' --->'''Brad:''' It's to be expected.
** The Critichimself got fangirled over by [[WebVideo/TheNostalgiaChick Elisa and Nella]] when he dressed up like TimCurry and impersonated his "I'm orgasming on every word" style of voice.
** In
** The Critic
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* [[http://www.moanmyip.com/ MoanMyIP]], [[http://www.moanmyos.com/ MoanMyOS]] and [[http://www.moanmyweather.com/ MoanMyWeather]] sites stream your IP, OS or weather rendered in a woman's pleasure moans. There's also [[http://www.moanmytime.com/ MoanMyTime]] site, [[DevelopmentHell but it shows only "Coming soon..." page]] since 2008.
** On the other hand, that may just be the joke.
** On the other hand, that may just be the joke.
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* [[http://www.moanmyip.com/ MoanMyIP]], [[http://www.moanmyos.com/ MoanMyOS]] and [[http://www.moanmyweather.com/ MoanMyWeather]] sites stream your IP, OS or weather rendered in a woman's pleasure moans. There's also [[http://www.moanmytime.com/ MoanMyTime]] site, [[DevelopmentHell but it shows only "Coming soon..." page]] since 2008.
** On the other hand, that2008. That may just be the joke.
** On the other hand, that
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* In ''To Live and Die in Dixie'', [[FamilyGuy Stewie]] joins a bluegrass band and sings this little ditty:
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* ''WesternAnimation/FamilyGuy'': In ''To "To Live and Die in Dixie'', [[FamilyGuy Stewie]] Dixie", Stewie joins a bluegrass band and sings this little ditty:
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* One episode of ''{{Duckman}}'' has Our Intrepid Hero fall in love with a female 911 operator because of how her voice sounded. Then he finally meets her in person and discovers that she's [[LenaHyena a bit lacking]] [[{{Butterface}} in the looks department.]] So much so, that [[TakeOurWordForIt her face isn't even shown onscreen]] until she has drastic cosmetic surgery to make herself look pretty.
** And she's literally ''perfect'' after this. She ''had'' the voice and the personality, but after the surgery, she had the [[MsFanservice total package.]] At this point, Duckman (who had ''still'' loved her despite her appearance) realizes that she's too good for him and, in what was simultaneously a CrowningMomentOfHeartwarming and a massive TearJerker DownerEnding, he dumps her so she can find someone better.
** And she's literally ''perfect'' after this. She ''had'' the voice and the personality, but after the surgery, she had the [[MsFanservice total package.]] At this point, Duckman (who had ''still'' loved her despite her appearance) realizes that she's too good for him and, in what was simultaneously a CrowningMomentOfHeartwarming and a massive TearJerker DownerEnding, he dumps her so she can find someone better.
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* One episode of ''{{Duckman}}'' has Our Intrepid Hero fall in love with a female 911 operator because of how her voice sounded. Then he finally meets her in person and discovers that she's [[LenaHyena a bit lacking]] [[{{Butterface}} in the looks department.]] So much so, that [[TakeOurWordForIt her face isn't even shown onscreen]] until she has drastic cosmetic surgery to make herself look pretty.
**pretty. And she's literally ''perfect'' after this. She ''had'' the voice and the personality, but after the surgery, she had the [[MsFanservice total package.]] At this point, Duckman (who had ''still'' loved her despite her appearance) realizes that she's too good for him and, in what was simultaneously a CrowningMomentOfHeartwarming and a massive TearJerker DownerEnding, he dumps her so she can find someone better.
**
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* The 13th ''Treehouse of Horror'' episode of ''WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons'', in the mini-episode called "House of Wacks" had this when Lisa and Marge picked the new house's voice to be PierceBrosnan's. Lisa claimed it would bring sophistication to the home, but we all know why it was picked...
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* The 13th ''Treehouse of Horror'' episode of ''WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons'', in ''WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons'':
** In the mini-episode called "House of Wacks" had this when Lisa and Marge picked the new house's voice to be PierceBrosnan's. Lisa claimed it would bring sophistication to the home, but we all know why it was picked...
** In the mini-episode called "House of Wacks" had this when Lisa and Marge picked the new house's voice to be PierceBrosnan's. Lisa claimed it would bring sophistication to the home, but we all know why it was picked...
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--> '''Lisa:''' "Isn't that the voice that caused all those suicides?"
--> "''Murder''-suicides."
--> "''Murder''-suicides."
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--> "''Murder''-suicides."
---> '''House's Voice''': '''{{Murder Suicide}}s.'''
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* Marceline's singing voice in ''WesternAnimation/AdventureTime''.
** Fittingly, her SpearCounterpart Marshall Lee is the [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=erZE_ckCy1k same way.]]
** Fittingly, her SpearCounterpart Marshall Lee is the [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=erZE_ckCy1k same way.]]
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* ''WesternAnimation/AdventureTime'':
** Marceline's singingvoice in ''WesternAnimation/AdventureTime''.
voice.
** Fittingly,her SpearCounterpart Marceline's counterpart Marshall Lee is the [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=erZE_ckCy1k same way.]]way]].
** Marceline's singing
** Fittingly,
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* In ''Series/{{NCIS}}'', PerkyGoth Abby Sciuto once went under cover at a telephone sex line. She was chosen for the assignment because of her distinctly raspy voice.
** Played with by one of the co-workers definitely, and knowingly being separate from her voice. She even grins at Abby after a questioning look.
** Played with by one of the co-workers definitely, and knowingly being separate from her voice. She even grins at Abby after a questioning look.
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* In ''Series/{{NCIS}}'', ''Series/{{NCIS}}'': PerkyGoth Abby Sciuto once went under cover at a telephone sex line. She was chosen for the assignment because of her distinctly raspy voice.
**voice. Played with by one of the co-workers definitely, and knowingly being separate from her voice. She even grins at Abby after a questioning look.
**
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* [[Series/TheDailyShow Jon Stewart]] is of the opinion that the reason U.S. Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas rarely speaks in court is to [[http://www.thedailyshow.com/watch/tue-january-15-2013/the-silence-of-the-clarence preserve his sexy, sexy baritone]].
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* [[Series/TheDailyShow ''Series/TheDailyShow'': Jon Stewart]] Stewart is of the opinion that the reason U.S. Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas rarely speaks in court is to [[http://www.thedailyshow.com/watch/tue-january-15-2013/the-silence-of-the-clarence preserve his sexy, sexy baritone]].
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* The TropeMaker and Ur-Example - the Sirens from "The Odyssey" were said to lead men to their deaths, and has been referenced (and parodied) in countless other works of fiction.
** Odysseus himself was described by Helen to have this, during ''Literature/TheIliad''.
** Odysseus himself was described by Helen to have this, during ''Literature/TheIliad''.
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* The TropeMaker and Ur-Example - are the Sirens from "The Odyssey" were said to lead men to their deaths, deaths by their heavenly sweet singing, and has been referenced (and parodied) in countless other works of fiction.
** * Odysseus himself was described by Helen to have this, appealing voice during ''Literature/TheIliad''.
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* Jane Birkin and Serge Gainsbourg with ''Je t'aime... moi non plus''. Husky voices from both singers, heavy breathing, banned in several countries for sexual content!
** The Music/PetShopBoys cover version is positively orgasmic. Literally.
** The Music/PetShopBoys cover version is positively orgasmic. Literally.
