History Main / GreenSkinnedSpaceBabe

* Parodied an an early ''SluggyFreelance'' plotline: There is a GreenSkinnedSpaceBabe, but it turns out (s)he's the ''male'' of that species. Riff and Torg oddly don't seem to care, and continue ogling him as blatantly as before.

* ''MSFHigh'' has the true legion, planty alien chicks that can convert other people into more true legion.
* [[http://www.theduckwebcomics.com/The_KAMics/5315350/ Emsi]] of [[TheKAMics Drunk Aliens]] has green skin, blue hair, antennae, & a tail.

* The hot mom alien from ''IrregularElis'' are a good example.
* In ''NipAndTuck'', the ShowWithinAShow ''Rebel Cry'' has [[SplashOfColor them]]. This then entered into the main comic as a theme restaurant.

** All justified though, since they're TransplantedHumans.

** The various ''Franchise/StarTrek'' series saw the Orion Slave Girls [[{{Flanderization}} Flanderized]] into an entire species of [=GSSBs=]. According to ''[[Series/StarTrekEnterprise Enterprise]]'', they actually ''[[TheManBehindTheMan run things]]'', by keeping all the men in a permanent state of DistractedByTheSexy.

* Lyja is another example of an attractive female Skrull, who [[ComicBook/FantasticFour Johnny Storm]] fell in love with after he got over the whole Skrull thing. (Johnny actually married her when he thought she was human (Skrulls are shapeshifters) but the two fell in love even after the truth came out. In the [[MarvelComics2 MC-2 Universe]] they are still married and have a son, Torus.)

* ''{{Intragalactic}}'' features a gender-flipped example -- the Pink-Skinned Space [[{{Bishounen}} Bish]] Axl, who has gills and was once a tadpole, but now is the human [[TheCaptain Captain's]] BrainlessBeauty [[BoldlyComing boyfriend]].

A WeirdScience staple, usually coming from a [[FreeLoveFuture Sensuous Culture]]. See also BoldlyComing. May overlap with CuteMonsterGirl.

This trope is part of a larger DoubleStandard when it comes to science fiction: male aliens can be any shape or form, and very often are to show exactly how "alien" our extraterrestrial friends are, whereas female aliens (barring [[RuleOfFunny comedic exceptions]]) have to be humanoid enough to be attractive to [[MaleGaze male audiences]]. Thus you'll see alien women with plenty of NonMammalMammaries. To further accentuate the {{Fanservice}}, they also tend to wear {{Stripperiffic}} clothing, often justified by saying that in [[InnocentFanserviceGirl their native culture]] it's as ordinary as shirts and pants (or dresses) are for us.

Despite the name, blue seems to be a more prominent color nowadays (presumably due to LittleGreenMen becoming a DeadHorseTrope).

* A literal green skinned space babe was in ''LostInSpace''. She had a crush on Dr. Smith, who had to use her to find out where to get fuel for their stranded ship.

* Captain Madison Vrax from Webcomic/CassiopeiaQuinn is a blue skinned human/alien hybrid.

* ''SuperDimensionFortressMacross'', features a Green ''Haired'' Space Babe: Miria Fallyna is especially notable for falling in love with her target after losing to him in battle then seeking him out to defeat him on board the ship. He runs into her at an arcade where he defeats her in a video game. He misunderstands her intentions and asks her on a date at which she tries to kill him with a knife. He wins again and she breaks down since he's the [[BestHerToBedHer first person she's never been able to beat.]]

*** Further complicating things, Asari have a species-unique disorder called "Ardat-Yakshi syndrome". The term means "[[NamesToRunAwayFromReallyFast Demon of the Night Winds]]" and causes a dysfunction in their usual [[MentalAffair nervous-system linking sex method]]; the Asari is rendered sterile, and she ''hurts'' anyone she tries to meld with. At its most extreme end, melding ''[[OutWithABang kills]]'' the partner, while the killer receives an incredible surge of pleasure as well as having her innate biotic abilities permanently boosted. The rush is so powerful that every meld-killer ends up insatiably addicted to doing so and her life goal becomes "feeding" as often as possible. As the syndrome manifests in the Asari equivalent of puberty, this means an Ardat-Yakshi can look forward to ''centuries'' of preying on others. Morinth, the only canonical example of a killer Ardat-Yakshi so far, has only been preying for a few centuries and yet has already racked up a ''thousands-strong'' body count -- and is said to be ''just hitting her stride'' by Liara if one completes the Lair of the Shadow Broker mission. The Asari are so afraid of the Ardat-Yakshi that the standard policy is "give them one chance to resign themselves to isolation and chastity, then execute them if they refuse". They're especially desperate to hide the existence of Ardat-Yakshi from the other races of the galaxy because they're scared that this would drive them away -- the Asari genes for being an Ardat-Yakshi pretty much only occur due to "pureblood" matings, so the fewer aliens willing to serve as fathers for Asari daughters, the more Ardat-Yakshi there will eventually be.

* Used delightfully but deceptively in ''TopTen'' in the form of retired heroine/alien pornstar M'rgalla Qualtz, the Vigilante from Venus. [[spoiler: Her true form turned out to be a huge green insect thing]]

This trope is part of a larger DoubleStandard when it comes to science fiction: male aliens can be any shape or form, and very often are to show exactly how "alien" our extraterrestrial friends are, whereas female aliens (barring [[RuleOfFunny comedic exceptions]]) have to be humanoid enough to be attractive to [[MaleGaze male audiences]]. Thus you'll see alien women with plenty of NonMammalMammaries. To further accentuate the {{Fanservice}}, they also tend to wear {{Stripperiffic}} clothing, often justified by saying that in their native culture it's as ordinary as shirts and pants (or dresses) are for us.

** Also from ''[[Series/StarTrekEnterprise Enterprise]]'' is the Andorian ActionGirl Talas -- Commander Shran's NumberTwo.

* The Queen of ''Literature/{{Perelandra}}'' is her world's Eve, and thus the first of many Green Skinned Space Babes to appear on Venus... although she's shielded from the protagonist by an aura of innocence.

** Gamora, of course (see Comic Books, above), being one of the main characters, still a babe (just not one that shows as much skin as in the comics), still just as lethal. (CGI rather than makeup was used in the movie to make actress Zoa Saldana green.)

** Sebulba has a pair of female Twi'leks that he uses as his personal servants. They pretty much act as his massagers and simply as a status symbol.

* Gamora (see Comic Books, above) appears in ''Film/GuardiansOfTheGalaxy'', still a babe (just not one that shows as much skin as in the comics), still just as lethal. (CGI rather than makeup was used in the movie to make actress Zoa Saldana green.)

* Gamora (see Comic Books, above) appears in ''Film/GuardiansOfTheGalaxy'', still a babe, still just as lethal. (CGI rather than makeup was used in the movie to make actress Zoa Saldana green.)

* Quite a few ''Series/DoctorWho'' examples, including Chantho and Jabe - the former has mandibles and the latter is technically an Earth-descended [[PlantAliens humanoid tree]]. The revival also has (male and female) Silurians for those not put off by scales, in stark contrast to their appearance in the original series.

* En from ''Manga/SailorMoon'' qualifies. Her male partner Al is just as pretty and green.