History Main / CoveredInKisses

* In ''Anime/MagicalGirlLyricalNanoha'', [[CatGirl Lotte Lieze]] did this to Chrono when the Lieze sisters were introduced. "That was yummy."

* A blink-and-you'll-miss-it moment in the [[ValentinesDayEpisodes Valentine's Day TV-special]] for Franchise/MonsterHigh, '''''Why Do Ghouls Fall in Love?''''': One of the backgrounders, a nerd monster, gets pulled into a locker by some creature with tentacles--he was putting a Valentine's Day-card in the locker. When he's tossed out, he's got [[LipstickMark lipstick marks]] all over his face.

* At both endings of ''EpicMickey'', [[spoiler: Oswald]] gets this.

* While it isn't seen at all in the episode, the titular character of ''WesternAnimation/{{Arthur}}'' has an {{ImagineSpot}} about being covered in kisses by Francine in the episode "Arthur and the Square Dance."

* While it isn't seen at all in the episode, the titular character of ''WesternAnimation/{{Arthur}}'' has an [[Main/ImagineSpot]] about being covered in kisses by Francine in the episode "Arthur and the Square Dance."

* While it isn't seen at all in the episode, the titular character of ''WesternAnimation/{{Arthur}}'' has an [[ImagineSpot]] about being covered in kisses by Francine in the episode "Arthur and the Square Dance."

* While it isn't seen at all in the episode, the titular character of ''WesternAnimation/Arthur'' has an [[ImagineSpot]] about being covered in kisses by Francine in the episode "Arthur and the Square Dance."

* In ''WesternAnimation/AnExtremelyGoofyMovie'', After Goofy catches her when she falls off a library ladder, Sylvia spots a bouquet of flowers he bought for her. She then proceeds to pin Goofy down and kiss his face multiple times, resulting in this trope

** After the girls realized that the overly affectionate boy in their class ''didn't'' have [[GirlsHaveCooties cooties]], they kissed him repeatedly, before beating the tar out of Mojo Jojo.

** In the episode "Popularity" Robot Jones is greeted by Shannon, who tells him she can't wait for their date. She decides to show him her new lip gloss that she got for the date. She proceeds to apply the gloss to her lips, then gives Robot a big smooch on the cheek. Once Shannon leaves, Robot turns his cheek to the camera, revealing a giant pink lipstick mark.

* Bo Peep does this to Woody at the end of the first ''WesternAnimation/ToyStory,'' [[UnderTheMistletoe courtesy of the mistletoe]] ([[FridgeLogic though it wasn't made apparent that Bo had on lipstick until Woody was later seen with a face full of kiss marks, looking pretty pleased with himself]]--RuleOfFunny, I suppose).

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** Played with in ''WesternAnimation/HeyArnold'' episode "6th Grade Girls. Even though they admit to Arnold and Gerald that they were using them to make their boyfriends jealous, Connie and Marie tell the two boys that they're great guys and will one day have girlfriends of their own. To cheer them up and show their gratitude for taking them to dance, Connie and Maria give Gerald and Arnold a kiss on the cheek. Connie's kiss leaves a pink kiss mark on Gerald, while Maria's leaves a red one Arnold.

** ''WesternAnimation/KickButtowski'' Kendall does this to Kick when he's thinking of what would happen if he'd be stuck playing a role in a school play.
** ''WesternAnimation/DextersLaboratory'' episode "Dexter is Dirty." When Dexter laminates himself so he won't get dirty, Dee Dee ends up using him as a sled, and then launches him into the living room, causing Dexter to make a huge mess. Their mom enters and stomps over with an angry look. Her anger dissolves into delight as she notices how clean Dexter is before giving Dexter a kiss. Dexter turns to face the camera, showing the lipstick mark before it slides off his face.

The quickest way to show that a (usually male) character has been the recent target of female affection ('''''and a lot of it''''') is to show them with their face (and sometimes elsewhere on his body) covered in lipstick marks. Their hair and clothing may be disheveled as well.

* Happens a lot in old cartoons, particularly those from TheGoldenAgeOfAnimation.

The quickest way to show that a character has been the recent target of female affection ('''''and a lot of it''''') is to show them with their face (and sometimes elsewhere on his body) covered in lipstick marks. Their hair and clothing may be disheveled as well.

The quickest way to show that a male character has been the recent target of female affection ('''''and a lot of it''''') is to show him with his face (and sometimes elsewhere on his body) covered in lipstick marks. His hair and clothing may be disheveled as well.

The quickest way to show that a male character has been the recent target of female affection ('''''and a lot of it''''') is to show him with his face (and sometimes elsewhere on his body) covered in [[LipstickMark lipstick marks]]. His hair and clothing may be disheveled as well.

** After the Powerpuff Girls realized that the overly affectionate boy in their class ''didn't'' have [[GirlsHaveCooties cooties]], they kissed him repeatedly, before beating the tar out of Mojo Jojo.

---> '''Bart:''' ''Mooooom! You're embarrassing me front of the Army guys!''

Usually animated, though occasionally imitated in live action for exaggeration purposes. In RealLife, marking as easily as that is usually a sign of a very poor-quality lipstick (at least in modern times). In some cases, the kisser doesn't have to be shown wearing lipstick for this trope to work (when it's this, it's normally for comedic purposes).

** One time, in the manga, Ranma drew lipstick kiss marks all over himself to make Akane think his UnwantedHarem had fought over him and he just got caught in the middle. He even beats himself up with nunchucks to complete the story. (He does this so Akane won't think that the ring his mother wants him to give to Akane is an engagement ring.) This plan backfires when Shampoo, Ukyo, and Kodachi discover the ring and fight over him for real.

* ''ComicStrip/{{Garfield}}'': Jon Arbuckle himself had this happen to him after he revealed to Liz that he keeps an old photo of Garfield as a kitten in a his wallet.

* In the original ''ComicBook/{{Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles|Mirage}}'' series, issue 30 Hildagaard Rail does this to Raphael. She had a body like Pamela Anderson but was mutated to a point where her lips occupied most of her face. When Raphael tried to leave her car she grabbed him to give him a big kiss goodbye. The lipstick imprint she left covered his entire beak.

* In ''WesternAnimation/AnExtremelyGoofyMovie'', After Goofy catches her when she falls of a library ladder, Sylvia spots a bouquet of flowers he bought for her. She then proceeds to pin Goofy down and kiss his face multiple times, resulting in this trope

* Happens a lot in old cartoons, particularly those ranging from the 1930s to the 1950s.

* Subverted in "WesternAnimation/JohnnyBravo" goes to bollywood, where a commercial for Jiggy's hair gel is shown with an attractive woman and Jiggy about to kiss. Jiggy moves the can in front of the camera, kissing noises are heard and, when moved away, the WOMAN is shown to be covered in lipstick marks.

* In one of the intros to Mickey Mouse Works, where Donald Duck puts up an "Starring Donald Duck" sign in comedic ways before being mauled by a slapstick gag; Donald brings out a tall cake and writes his name in frosting until Clarabelle Cow pops out of the cake and grabs Donald to smother him in kisses inside the cake before Donald escapes with lipstick marks all over him before fainting.
* This also happens to Donald in ''Disney/TheThreeCaballeros''. During one segment, Donald pines after singer Aurora Miranda. When he finally gets her alone, he presents her with flowers. She then lifts him up in her arms and gives him a big kiss, which somehow left several kiss marks on Donald's face

*** This is also happened to Mayor. When Ms. Bellum, who is actually Sedusa in disguise, asks for the day off, she kisses him on the nose to get him to say yes. The final time she asked, she kissed him multiple times resulting in this trope, to which the Mayor tells she can take a whole week off.

* This happens to [[TeenTitans Beast Boy]] in the movie, courtesy of many Japanese Fangirls.

* At the end of a "Goofy" cartoon called "Knight for a Day", Goofy (as Cedric) gets kissed by Princess Esmerelda.

* This also happens to Donald in TheThreeCaballeros. During one segment, Donald pines after singer Aurora Miranda. When he finally gets her alone, he presents her with flowers. She then lifts him up in her arms and gives him a big kiss, which somehow left several kiss marks on Donald's face

* Olive Oyl has done this to {{Popeye}} in some of his older cartoons after he rescues her from...''whatever''.
* One classic cartoon character that seems to avert this trope is {{Woody Woodpecker}}, despite being kissed by women wearing red lipstick several times. This is most likely because most of his head is red and the lipstick marks would either not show up or be very difficult to spot except for on his beak. Still, the cartoon ''A Fine Feathered Frenzy'' showed that it's at least possible. In that cartoon Gorgeous Gal, a large lovestruck flirtatious elderly bird with red lipstick kissed Woody on his cheeks and lips several times against his wishes leaving no marks. However, at one point she was rushing to kiss him again and missed leaving a huge lipstick imprint on a wall.

* Kermit the Frog often got this from Piggy in ''MuppetBabies''. One notable incident came when they were coloring themselves with giant crayons, leaving Piggy with a blue mouth and Kermit with a pink face.
* After WesternAnimation/ThePowerpuffGirls realized that the overly affectionate boy in their class ''didn't'' have [[GirlsHaveCooties cooties]], they kissed him repeatedly, before beating the tar out of Mojo Jojo.
** [[FridgeLogic What five-year-olds wear lipstick?]]

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* In ''WesternAnimation/AnExtremelyGoofyMovie'', After Goofy catches her when she falls of a library ladder, Sylvia spots a bouquet of flowers he bought for her. She then proceeds to pin Goofy down and kiss his face multiple times, resulting in this trope
* Daisy Duck does this to Donald at the end of Mickey,Donald,Goofy:TheThreeMusketeers