History Main / BlackComedyRape

* In the third issue of ''Satan's Six'', Doctor Mordius drinks a transformation potion and ends up accidentally turning himself into a literal bitch, subsequently having to run away from the hellhound Fury to avoid being violated by him.

* In ''Film/MirrorMirror'', the BigBad at one point punishes her top lackey by [[ForcedTransformation turning him into a cockroach]]. When he turns back later, he frightfully mentions how he was "taken advantage of" by a grasshopper.

See also AssShove (based on the same principles), PrisonRape (when played for comedy), KarmicRape, and MemeticMolester (specific sub-tropes). Often overlaps with one of the [[SexualHarassmentAndRapeTropes Double Standard Rape]] tropes, as it's easier to laugh at a type of sexual assault considered less "serious" than a man attacking a woman. Compare RapePortrayedAsRedemption. Contrast RapeAsDrama and RapeIsASpecialKindOfEvil (since both tropes justifiably portray sexual assault as a bad thing). Since most people find it distressing instead of humorous to see someone traumatized regardless of the circumstances, the horror of the sexual assault itself is often softened by having the victim treat it as a moderate annoyance at most, or even [[NotIfTheyEnjoyedItRationalization enjoying it in spite of themselves]].

%%* A common theme in ''Webcomic/TwistedKaijuTheater''.

* A frequent topic in ''Webcomic/TheBedfellows'', in which [[UnsympatheticComedyProtagonist Sheen]] is a DepravedBisexual who mostly rapes and harasses his roommate [[CampGay Fatigue]]. The web series even does this a few times, with "Rap Song" consisting of Sheen rapping about how it's not legal for him to rap, the main joke being that he mentions "rap" in contexts where it would make more sense if the word ended with a silent E and the ending having him wind up in jail as his lizard cellmate [[PrisonRape informs him he's about to be the victim of his next "rap" song]].

* A frequent topic in ''Webcomic/TheBedfellows'', in which [[UnsympatheticComedyProtagonist Sheen]] is a DepravedBisexual who mostly rapes and harasses his roommate [[CampGay Fatigue]].

--> "Yeah, so what does that say about you?"

* The Halloween episode of ZTV has [[ButtMonkey Dave]] getting raped (mercifully off screen) by [[NaughtyTentacles Lemmy]]. Made worst by the fact that Zone-Tan does ''nothing'' to stop it despite being in hearing distance, only complaining about the noise and making a snide remark at Dave's expense. She's even shown cuddling with Lemmy afterwards.

* ''Tomcats'' plays it straight and subverts it. The quiet HotLibrarian chick turns out to be an S&M monster...And so is her grandmother! The lead character winds up not fully traumatized, more in a daze.

* ''ComicBook/ThePro'': The title character manages to track down a client she had at the start of the comic, who has a history of assaulting, raping and ripping off prostitutes. She rips off his pants, and then all the prostitutes line up to [[AssShove shove progressively larger things up his arse]] (mind you, he was an AssholeVictim. [[StealthPun Very much so]].)

* In ''Literature/MyraBreckinridge'', the titular character anally rapes a man using a strap-on dildo. This act is generally construed as teaching the man[[KarmicRape a lesson]] and making a statement for sexual equality. The entire work satirized sex, gender, and sexual practices.

* Played partially sympathetically but mostly for laughs in ''Manga/AhiruNoOujisama'' (or, Duck Prince). [[spoiler:The main character is raped by ''his stepsister!'']] And to make matters worse, [[spoiler:it was only moments before the rape that he learned they weren't blood relatives]]. Other characters still get away with [[ComedicSociopathy mocking him for it...]].

* In ''VideoGame/SouthParkTheStickOfTruth,'' after you are all ambushed in the Giggling Donkey Inn and save Cartman from being beaten up, he tells you to go and save Princess Kenny from being raped. Butters cheerfully spurs you on with phrases like "They're probably raping Princess Kenny right now". Once you reach the landing, you can hear a bed thumping and Princess Kenny squealing. Open the door, and you find [[spoiler:a Drow Elf and Princess Kenny jumping on the bed together]]. After you get back to Cartman, he asks "How badly did they rape you, Princess Kenny?" and Kenny's reply is "Not too badly." Sexual assault is certainly more funny when it's being interpreted by 11-year-olds. And anal probing by aliens later on... Randy himself says "This is what happens when you live in a quiet mountain town," as if he's used to it.

* While no rape actually happens, Momoka being [[KissOfLife resuscitated]] by a space octopus in ''Manga/SgtFrog'' is played out like this trope. On a Sunday morning kids' anime, no less. The manga version could actually apply, since Momoka doesn't remember anything and the others do a SuspiciouslySpecificDenial when she asks about it. And whatever happened was apparently bad enough to warrant {{Pixellation}}.

** In "Imaginationland: Episode II", a group of soldiers led by Creator/KurtRussell are [[KillerRabbit raped (offscreen) by Woodland Critters]]. And in Part III, they show them raping ComicStrip/{{Popeye}} in the final battle.

* In ''Theatre/TheComedyOfErrors'' two men's twin brothers show up in town and HilarityEnsues. Dromio of Ephesus is engaged to Nell. Dromio of ''Syracuse'' shows up and is mistaken for his brother, chased about by Nell and so on. [[AbhorrentAdmirer He finds her repulsive]] and spends a good bit of the day avoiding her. In many adaptions Nell chases Dromio of S. around the stage, sits on his lap, paws at him, etc. This is all played for laughs. And tbere are implications of Antipholus of S. spending the day in the company of ''his'' twin brother's wife ...

* Played for ''very'' [[{{Squick}} uneasy laughs]] in a Website/SomethingAwful [[http://www.somethingawful.com/d/news/lindsay-dawn-riley-3.php Thanksgiving article]] that featured the author falling into a coma while at his {{Gonk}} acquaintance's house (he was so desperate to leave that he thought drinking bleach was a good idea). He goes on to describe his intense coma dreams where he has sex with everything from [[Characters/MarvelComicsPsylocke Psylocke]] (who "used her psychic powers to make him pee") to a ''zebra''. In the middle of a DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything sword forging scene he wakes up from the coma to discover Miss Gonk ''"cripple-fucking" him''. It turns out she had told the hospital staff they were married and she wanted to consummate their relationship. And then you remember that this is ''semi-autobiographical''....

-->'''Surgeon:''' Listen, Your Honor, it has been a very long day. I was working over twelve hours straight, a lot of operations, I feel exhausted, covered in blood, need some relief... Then, suddenly, I see a woman's ass pointing straight at me, so, without even realizing it, I pounce on her and... well, you understand. And she didn't even try to fight or get away.\\

* [[GenderBender Male]] [[HandsomeLech Maze]] in ''Literature/MazeMegaburstSpace'' forces his way onto girls several times in the manga adaptation; quite often such girls awake next morning sharing bed with a very embarrassed female Maze.

* ''Titi Fricoteur'' (you're gonna be sensing a pattern here), has ''at least'' two incidents of this in action with the first being a couple of lumberjacks running a train on a girl stuck in a window and [[CrossesTheLineTwice sing a lumberjack song while doing so]] while the second is "revenge" for an earlier incident (yes on this page,) of Titi making one of the washer women suck him off. And in the same incident related in "Rape of Men By Men", both daughters are raped by their father as well, and it's treated as if they were simply getting a spanking (in a work where that sort of thing is ''also'' treated as comedy).

--->'''''Please''' get that thing out of my ass!''//

* ''Literature/EstherDiamond'': one book has the misogynistic BigBad summoning a demon that will want to rape a virgin, only to be thrown to it himself once the hero realizes that he’s one. We hear him screaming horribly for a bit, then coming in hunched over and glaring, while the demon looks flushed and satisfied.

* Prevalent in {{hentai}} and pornographic {{doujinshi}}, usually in the form of [[NaughtyTentacles tentacle rape]], while other stories have the female victims being sexually assaulted by all manner of demons, evil spirits, and the like. The more comical instances sometimes has the victim [[BeCarefulWhatYouWishFor turn the tables]] [[LaserGuidedKarma on their would-be assailant]], who're either TooKinkyToTorture, or have raging libidos.
** ''Spunky/Punky Knight'' is ''definitely'' the latter case with the ending of one issue having Spunky being so horny she banished/killed a Demon Lord that normally on the giving end of such treatment and his remaining Mooks running for the hills from [[TheDreaded Phaia]] grabbing them angrily demanding another fuck.
* ''Power Play'' is a doujishi series that parodies [[HGame H-Games]], by having the protagonist be a fledgling game designer who's being hunted by three of his own characters. In their universe[[note]]i.e. he game he created[[/note]], he's known the "Evil Sex King," [[LittleBitBeastly a man-beast]] who's raped countless women and enslaved them with his sexual prowess -- ''including them''. But what begins as a quest for justice ends up being [[AllWomenAreLustful an excuse for them to get more]]. So he ends up being the victim himself when they repeatedly accost him, under the pretense of trying to "seal away" his evil.

* In the French comic ''666'', a news anchor is raped by one of the demons invading Earth, who insists that her cameraman keeps filming. The scene then shifts to an apathetic family commenting about how news is boring and wondering what is on the other channels.

* In the third ''Film/BasketCase'' the sheriff's [[SeeminglyWholesomeFiftiesGirl Seemingly Wholesome Fifties Daughter]] strangely turns out to be a {{dominatrix}} who tries to rape Duane, much to the sheriff's annoyance.

Given that sexual assault is [[OlderThanDirt as old as humor itself]], it's not too surprising that it features in some of the oldest comedy known to us — although the notion of sexual assault as a "humorous" form of punishment or comeuppance [[ValuesDissonance hasn't traveled particularly well, since modern audiences no longer find sexual assault funny in itself]]; nowadays people are generally too aware of the immense pain of the subject matter to be amused by it, except when [[{{Satire}} it – and attitudes towards it – are effectively satirized]] (e.g. the page quote, which we managed to agree presented a situation which was [[RefugeInAudacity sufficiently ridiculous]] as to be [[CrossesTheLineTwice funny for almost everyone]]).

A partial exception (depending on how well it's done) to the "not inherently funny" caveat regarding sexual assault is the [[DoubleStandard sexual assault of men]] (including, if not especially, [[DoubleStandardRapeFemaleOnMale by women]]). A big part of the humor is the idea that men shouldn't need help, and aren't sufficiently masculine if they ask for and/or get it — this "meaning" that being sexually assaulted as a man isn't just amazingly painful, especially if it's someone you know and/or trust, but also [[UsefulNotes/VictimBlaming something one deserves if one is unwilling or unable to prevent it.]]

As a general rule, the best comedic material about sexual assault demonstrates a certain compassion and understanding (that sexual assault as largely a question of power/control rather than sex, having effects unique to each victim – sexuality, gender, species, etc. of perpetrator being irrelevant – and not reflecting the sexuality of victim or perpetrator, not being the fault of the victim, etc, etc.) that the worst does not, with the latter typically involving a kind of sneering dismissiveness that hints at a very real contempt for victims — ''especially'' when it takes the form of a [[CrossesTheLineTwice deliberate mean-spiritedness and/or ignorance that highlights our own compassion and knowledge]]. More compassionate portrayals often happen to ButtMonkey characters who are deliberately written as sympathetic; when confessing what happened to TheHero, they will immediately be offered sympathy and help, when confessing to a villain, they will more than likely be brushed off, to indicate the villain's LackOfEmpathy.

* When UsefulNotes/{{Nero}} is bored in ''Film/UpPompeii'', Prosperus Maximus tries to entice him by telling him of the evening's grand pageant depicting the rape of the Sabine women, with genuine rapists.

* Fifi le Fume from ''WesternAnimation/TinyToonAdventures'', who pursues reluctant boys with the same degree of enthusiasm that her [[WesternAnimation/PepeLePew predecessor]] pursued women, and the accompanying notion that her antics are a bit more acceptable for contemporary audiences [[DoubleStandard because of her gender]].

* In ''ComicBook/ThePro'', the title character manages to track down a client she had at the start of the comic, who has a history of assaulting, raping and ripping off prostitutes. She rips off his pants, and then all the prostitutes line up to [[AssShove shove progressively larger things up his arse]] (mind you, he was an AssholeVictim. [[StealthPun Very much so]].)
* Happens to Bob in ''ComicBook/{{Horndog}}''.
* In one of the Giffen and Dematteis issues of ''ComicBook/BoosterGold (V2)''. Booster spends the entire issue being dragged around by an amorous, [[SuperStrength super-strong]] female {{space pirate|s}} who intends to rape him as soon as they have a free moment. She makes it very clear that his protests don't matter, and that he probably won't survive the experience. Entirely PlayedForLaughs.
* In ''ComicBook/TheBoys'', [[ChewToy Monkey]] tries to force himself on a paralympic athlete with a large dildo in hand, explaining that [[GroinAttack Butcher's kicked him in the junk so often]] that he's impotent. She then proceeds to [[HandicappedBadass beat him unconscious]] before tying him to the bed naked and [[AssShove turning the tables on him with the dildo]]. Butcher adds insult to injury (and further injury) by blackmailing him and allowing his bulldog Terror to take advantage of the situation, [[BestialityIsDepraved leading to the events mentioned in the "of/by Animals" section above.]]
* The [[DimensionLord Dimension Queen]]/EldritchAbomination [[http://marvel.wikia.com/Umar_(Earth-616) Umar]] (sister of ComicBook/DoctorStrange villain Dormammu) once spent almost an entire miniseries of ''ComicBook/TheDefenders'' raping [[Characters/IncredibleHulkBruceBanner The Incredible Hulk]]. Her plan was intially to turn Hulk into her minion but Umar [[MotiveDecay couldn't get enough]], and was ''very'' disappointed when the Hulk [[RefugeInAudacity became so satisfied with the experience that Bruce Banner reverted to normal and couldn't]] [[HulkingOut Hulk Out]]! Greg Pak followed up on this in a later story where Dormmamu and Umar on a conquest campaign that Umar ditched for seconds, feeling the much stronger World Breaker Hulk might be up to the challenge. Banner's wife protested, [[RefugeInAudacity so Umar took her too.]]

* A very controversial scene in ''Film/AvengersAgeOfUltron'' has Comicbook/IronMan joking about reinstating "[[DroitDuSeigneur Primae Noctis]]" if he is able to lift Thor's hammer.

* King Gorilla from ''WesternAnimation/TheVentureBrothers'' was a talking gorilla supervillain that was sentenced to life imprisonment after he murdered and raped [[Music/MotleyCrue Vince Neal]] during an episode of ''Series/TheSurrealLife'', later saying "They wanted the surreal life? KG gave it to 'em!". Later he attempts to rape The Monarch in his sleep when they're in prison together, but says he couldn't get it up because he's "built too much like a girl".

* In an episode of ''WesternAnimation/TheVentureBrothers'', The Monarch, living out his Foe Yay with Dr. Venture, proceeds to have sex with Guardo, a deactivated security robot that has Rusty's face displayed on the screen.

* In ''WesternAnimation/TheVentureBrothers'' episode "Dr. Quymn, Medicine Woman", the title character's twin daughters Nancy and Drew think that Dean is cute so they try to sleep with him. However Dean has a crush on Triana Orpheus, is generally naive, and does not want to sleep with them, so they pin him down and force him to. Luckily for Dean, Hank called for help.

* In chapter 253 of ''Manga/NegimaMagisterNegiMagi'', Paru creates a temporarily golem clone of Negi to help ease many of the non-Pactio'd girls into the practice (as the version of the ritual she tells them involves a 'deep kiss')). Said clone ends up rather...aggressively kissing Akira in a way that's purposely [[SexyDiscretionShot rather...suggestive.]]

* In ''Manga/KamenNoMaidGuy'' Naeka [[LoveLetterLunacy receives a letter from a secret admirer]] and spends the episode debating whether to go through with meeting him. Kogarashi warns her about love and that if she meets him, she should be willing to go all the way. However, when she goes to meet the mystery man "he" turns out to be a lesbian StalkerWithACrush named Saki. She tries to run away but learns too late what the maid guy meant by "going all the way" as he traps her.