History Main / BarbieDollAnatomy

** In addition to not having nipples, White Zetsu doesn't have genitalia as far as we know. It's noticeable because [[FullFrontalAssault he always goes naked]] every time he separates from Black Zetsu. In the case of his clones, their genitalia are conveniently replaced by some kind of [[BuffySpeak zigzag-patterned plant deformity...thing]].

* Kisekae Zig-zagged this, on one hand it gets averted with the pragrom being anatomically correct by default, showing nipples and genitalia for it's nature of being an H-game, on the other hand there is an option to turn off the nipples and genitalia and you can also have the option of making a male character be a ken doll from the top and being anatomically correct at the bottom, the choices are endless.

* Billy the Gay Doll is marketed as "anatomically correct". In context, this means that the "twelve-inch scale" figures of Billy (white), Tyson (black), and Carlos (Latino) are 12 1/2 inches tall, have improbable muscles, detailed nipples, and a "starting to show interest" penis that reaches halfway down the thigh. Foreskin, molded pubic hair, and testicles can also be seen. In scale condoms "not for human use" are available, presumably to encourage safe(r) sex.

** The Gems, while never being seen without clothes on, seem to be this judging by the mannequin-like shapes they tend to briefly take on when reforming after being poofed, and the fact that several Gems, most prominently Amethyst, have they’re Gemstones where their breasts would be. Somewhat [[AvertedTrope averted]] with Rose Quartz, who has visible breasts(though they may simply be a result of shapeshifting).

* In the season (series) finale of ''WesternAnimation/CloneHigh'', there is a split-second shot of the Joan of Arc's clone's breasts. In place of her nipples is the words "nice try."

* ''ComicStrip/{{Blondie}}'': Dagwood Bumstead also has no nipples.

* The main character of ''Manga/ZatchBell'' would often strip completely nude, much to Kiyomaro's annoyance. His genitals are in full display. In the English dub, boxers appear.

* ''Literature/{{Bakemonogatari}}'' and the ensuing "Monogatari" series anime adaptations all use this trope. Specifically: Hitagi, Senjougahara, Hanekawa, Kanbaru, Shinobu and Koyomi have all had a naked scene at some point; their nipples (and genitals) have always been omitted.

* Taken literally by Beautie from ''ComicBook/AstroCity'', who is a robot based on a BrandX Barbie doll.

* In one of the ''ComicBook/{{Flashpoint|DCComics}}'' miniseries, Batman accidentally shoots a little girl in the chest (she had been disguised as the Joker) and thus performs impromptu surgery to remove the bullet, and in the process, rips her shirt clean off. In spite of there being at least one clear shot of her bare chest, she does not appear to have nipples.

* Franchise/StarWarsLegends has ''ComicBook/DarkEmpire''. Palpatine is [[http://starwars.wikia.com/wiki/File:PalpyIsAKenDoll-DE.jpg clearly lacking]] his, ahem, Galaxy Gun and Death Stars. Or, as the [[TheWikiRule wiki]] puts it, "Palpatine ignites a lightsaber and is bereft of genitalia."

Barechested male characters will often be depicted without nipples, [[MaleFrontalNudity and there will never be visible genitalia or crotch hair]]. They can also have the curious affliction of having the organ in question outlined, but transparent, or looking like the artist got carried away with the eraser. For both sexes, [[BellyButtonless Belly Buttons]] are optional.

* ''Anime/CrossAnge'': The female characters are regularly nude but female nipples and both sexes' genitals are completely absent, including an instance in the opening titles that would have provided MaleFrontalNudity from Task. One wonders why they bothered to use CensorSteam in some places.

* In Cr8eator/WaltDisney's ''WesternAnimation/{{Fantasia}}'', centaurs, water nymphs, and other "good" characters are drawn without nipples, whereas the witches and harpies from ''Bald Mountain'' have them. This has the unfortunate effect of making the male centaurs look like they're sculpted from plasticine.

** If a man or boy is shown shirtless, he will have some vague squares to indicate muscles, but never any nipples or hair. Examples include Michael Darling and the stereotyped Native American guys from ''WesternAnimation/PeterPan'', Mowgli from ''WesternAnimation/{{The Jungle Book|1967}}'', WesternAnimation/{{Aladdin}}, and Tipo from ''WesternAnimation/TheEmperorsNewGroove''. An exception is King Triton of ''WesternAnimation/{{The Little Mermaid|1989}}'', who has great big ones (you can get away with tea saucer nipples with a big gray beard), as well as any man shown shirtless in ''WesternAnimation/LiloAndStitch''.

* The ''Manga/NegimaMagisterNegiMagi'' manga would be practically R-rated if not for the fact that the girls all seem to have the same level of anatomical detail as a Barbie doll. Ken Akamatsu's other series, ''Manga/LoveHina'', suffers the same "affliction". The magazine in which ''Love Hina'' and ''Mahou Sensei Negima'' were published had forbidden depictions of lower parts and nipples. The nipples were allowed since then, but it would be kind of weird if they suddenly appeared halfway through. One fan once asked Akamatsu why he never drew nipples on any of his characters. Akamatsu replied that a nipple attacked him when he was young and he has been traumatized ever since. His later manga ''Manga/UQHolder'' features nipple outlines, but no visible genitals, even with [[spoiler:Touta's explicit sex scenes toward the end of the story.]]

* In Creator/WaltDisney's ''WesternAnimation/{{Fantasia}}'', centaurs, water nymphs, and other "good" characters are drawn without nipples, whereas the witches and harpies from ''Bald Mountain'' have them. This has the unfortunate effect of making the male centaurs look like they're sculpted from plasticine.

* ''Animation/TheMindsEye'' series of videos showcasing 90s animation technology feature quite a few nude figures. Precisely ''zero'' are shown with genitalia or nipples.

* The ''Manga/NegimaMagisterNegiMagi'' manga would be practically R-rated if not for the fact that the girls all seem to have the same level of anatomical detail as a Barbie doll. Ken Akamatsu's other series, ''Manga/LoveHina'', suffers the same "affliction". The magazine in which ''Love Hina'' and ''Mahou Sensei Negima'' were published had forbidden depictions of lower parts and nipples. The nipples were allowed since then, but it would be kind of weird if they suddenly appeared halfway through. One fan once asked Akamatsu why he never drew nipples on any of his characters. Akamatsu replied that a nipple attacked him when he was young and he has been traumatized ever since.