History Main / InnocentFanserviceGirl

* In MassEffect3, [[spoiler:EDI]] qualifies as this trope after [[spoiler:gaining a RobotGirl body]].

* ''HarryPotter'' fanfiction occasionally casts [[{{Cloudcuckoolander}} Luna Lovegood]] as one, particularly if the fic is broadly comic or a {{Lemon}} (or both).

** This is one of the traits of the Drow, [[DependingOnTheWriter depending on the source]]. The Drow are so supremely vain that it's considered proper form to wear as little as possible except during special occasions; after all, with "perfect" bodies, wearing clothes [[SarcasmMode obviously]] just means you're hiding something. "Special Occasions" does not always include "interacting with outsiders", nor "armed combat." The fact that the Drow are the go-to race for EvilIsSexy, and that their formal religious wear is a FetishFuel mixture of dominatrix gear and spiderwebs might have something to do with it.

** In the case of Midna, the resident [[TheImp Imp]] from ''VideoGame/TheLegendOfZeldaTwilightPrincess'', it's hard to tell if she's wearing skintight clothing or is naked with patches of lighter and darker skin. But she ''is'' a small, round-ish imp with only hints of a feminine physique, so (aside from being a popular source of FetishFuel) it's ambiguous as to whether or not she's intentional fanservice. [[spoiler:She does however gets bumped up to clear-cut fanservice at the end of the game.]]

* The JamesBond films have a couple of these - Miss Caruso in the opening of ''Live And Let Die'' comes to mind.

* The mermaid Madison in ''{{Splash}}'' sees nothing at all wrong with walking up to a crowd of people on Liberty Island completely in the altogether.

* [[http://healthmad.com/mental-health/vestiphobia-the-fear-of-clothing/ Vestiphobia]] -- from Latin ''vestis'' (clothing) and Greek ''phobos'' (fear). A paranoid fear of clothing usually caused by a traumatic experience linked to cloth, it can be as minor as feeling very uncomfortable when wearing certain types of materials to the point of being completely unable to handle getting dressed. One of the most common symptoms of vestiphobia is an overpowering conscious or subconscious desire to remove the offending articles of clothing. Unlike [[NakedPeopleAreFunny fiction]], this is [[NightmareFuel not as]] [[FridgeHorror funny as it sounds.]]

* In the old ''{{Dragon}}'' magazine comic strip, ''SnarfQuest'' by Larry Elmore, Snarf hooks up with Telerie Windyarm, an ActionGirl whom he later discovers has no sense of modesty when she casually changes clothes right in front of him. Although he is initially embarrassed at this, when they are invited into a starship and she changes into a skimpy nighty for dinner, Snarf firmly tells one of the attending robots to say nothing so he can enjoy her company as is.

* Male example: ''Movie/{{Terminator}}''. As indicated in Live Action TV section, [[TimeTravel time-traveling]] is supposed to strip you naked, but let's face it, it's just a pretext to justify showing off [[Creator/ArnoldSchwarzenegger the body of the former Governor of California]]. PlayedForLaughs in the bar scene. We only see the T-800 from the chest up, but JamesCameron had Schwarzenegger wear a pair of neon orange swim trunks so the actors would automatically look, uh, ''down''.

* Thanks to being an EmotionlessGuy due to a [[HeartTrauma missing heart]], Mytho from ''Anime/PrincessTutu'' spends a lot of the first season wandering around in nothing but a long, baggy loose shirt.

* Yuusaku in ''LightNovel/{{Toradora}}'' apparently has NoNudityTaboo since one episode featured him nonchalantly walking into a room, in full view of the three main girls, with nothing covering him except a handtowel. He seems to have no idea why everyone seems to react strangely to this.
* Thanks to being an [[EmotionlessGirl Emotionless Guy]] due to a [[HeartTrauma missing heart]], Mytho from ''Anime/PrincessTutu'' spends a lot of the first season wandering around in nothing but a long, baggy loose shirt.

* [[KyouNoAsukaShow Today's Asuka Show]] a.k.a InnocentFanserviceGirl: the Anime. Asuka would probably be a saint...if she had any shame whatsoever. The entire premise of the show is her lack thereof.

* In the WebAnimation/ZeroPunctuation review of ''AgeOfConan'', Yahtzee has a black female called "Thinderella the Necromantic Naturist"

* in ''FanFic/MassEffectTheEquestrianEquation'', ponies, at the beginning of ''Shades of Twilight'', walk around without any covering, despite being like Earth horses and being exposed. It takes Rarity pointing out that many other species are disturbed by this to get the ponies to cover up.

* in ''FanFic/MassEffectTheEquestrianEquation'', ponies, at the beginning of ''Shades of Twilight'' walk around without any covering, despite being like Earth horses and being exposed. It takes Rarity pointing out that many other species are disturbed by this to get the ponies to cover up.

* [[GagBoobs Over-developed]] French-Canadian blonde amazon [=DiDi=] from ''Webcomic/MenageA3'', which is ''Series/ThreesCompany'' updated to the early 21st century and set in Montreal. She's a hybrid between MsFanservice and InnocentFanserviceGirl -- so far, she has had no problems with her new female roommate walking in on her in the shower, has no problem walking around both her roommates in translucent lingerie, and is happily sunbathing topless in front of her male and female roommates, in a public park.
** And when she actually ''tries'' to use her physical beauty to entice a guy, it doesn't work.

* The SugarAndIceGirl and GenkiGirl might not understand why the UnluckyChildhoodFriend is getting upset -- after all, they've been together for years, right? (Showing how close she considers the main character.)

* [[LadyOfWar Saber]] from ''VisualNovel/FateStayNight'' initially doesn't understand Shirou's embarrassment when he [[NotWhatItLooksLike opens the door to the bathroom while she's showering]]. This behaviour [[CharacterDevelopment notably changes]] when she develops feelings for him.

* Sakuraba Yurika of ''GachaGachaSecret'' is utterly clueless as to why her friend Akira-Chan (a boy who can change into a girl at will) often has nosebleeds whenever the two are naked together, which makes it double funny when the male Akira is called out on his perversion (even when he's being genuinely unperverse).

* Yuuko of ''Tasogare Otome x Amnesia'' sees no reason for modesty in her ghost form, stripping out of one school uniform to put on another right in front of Teiichi.

* Sakuraba Yurika of ''GachaGacha''Secret is utterly clueless as to why her friend Akira-Chan (a boy who can change into a girl at will) often has nosebleeds whenever the two are naked together, which makes it double funny when the male Akira is called out on his perversion (even when he's being genuinely unperverse).

* Madison the mermaid in ''Splash''.

* In ''TalesOfMU'', the nymphs essentially feed on sexual energy, both to sustain themselves and to vitalize the fields they were created in. Thus, they spend a ''lot'' of time having sex, and wearing clothes is a major taboo. More accurately, wearing clothes itself is not taboo, wearing them around other people is. It is considered amoral and disgusting because it is covering up their gift of beauty, but in private some, such as Amaranth, enjoy wearing clothing for the texture. It would be more analogous to say that Nymph's wearing clothing is like humans going without it. There's an interesting deconstruction on this, discussed at some length. Most kingdoms waive laws about indecent exposure or fornicating in public for nymphs and anyone in the immediate vicinity. Since nymphs are avatars of the "mother nature" goddess of TheVerse, this is very much justified, since you ''really'' don't want to anger a god who controls nature.

** Cortana from is plainly nude (unless TronLines count as clothing), although she is just [[BrainUploading a hologram]]. Unlike most examples, her nudity is never once mentioned or lampshaded InUniverse.

* Thanks to being an [[EmotionlessGirl Emotionless Guy]] due to a [[HeartTrauma missing heart]], Mytho from ''PrincessTutu'' spends a lot of the first season wandering around in nothing but a long, baggy loose shirt.