History Main / InnocentFanserviceGirl

* Eureka ended up naked in front of Renton in the ''Anime/EurekaSeven'' movie ending which symbolizes her rebirth. She showed no shame or anger of being naked due to her mind being reduced to that of an infant when she is reborn, but she does constantly cover her chest area.

* Sakuraba Yurika of ''Manga/GachaGacha'' 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 doubly funny when the male Akira is called out on his perversion (even when he's being genuinely unperverse).

* Military servicewoman Jodie Bakuryu-Karen from ''Manga/{{Kochikame}}'' has no issue shown in her debut appearance. She attempts to take off her shirt in front her father and other men preparing for a shower and steps out of the door naked requesting a towel. Hard for Volvo for not being good with women always getting a nosebleed.

* Dragons in ''Manga/MissKobayashisDragonMaid'' don't have a nudity taboo (being {{Technically Naked Shapeshifter}}s and all) and they only really wear clothing to blend in. This leads to a scene when Ilulu starts getting changed in the middle of a store and it's only after someone else starts freaking out that she remembers "oh right, this is supposed to be embarrassing."

** Y has no issue with nudity around her friends, whether it be her or with them, much to their chagrin. She has attempted to strip her friends in public at one point, and she once was about to take off her flight suit in front of them before she was pushed into a tent. Keep in mind in takes her at least twenty minutes to change in or out of that suit. She reasons that there's nothing to be embarrassed about since they're all ChildhoodFriends.

* Musubi in ''Manga/{{Sekirei}}'' does not have any common sense about modesty. Case in point, when she slept in Minato's apartment after they met, she was willing to undress in front of him and was confused when he got out and for most of the series Musubi has no problems undressing or appearing in front of Minato naked. Later, when another Sekirei shreds her clothes apart, she covers her breasts only because Minato told her to protect her modesty.

** Despite the fact that she is the only girl in a group of men, she comes to trust everyone enough that she has little problem of them seeing her topless (while being treated for a wound). Kija doesn't share this sentiment.
* In [[EarlyInstallmentWeirdness early volumes]] of ''Manga/YuGiOh'' where it doesn't focus much on the game ''Duel Monsters'', Anzu does fan-service in an arc where the gang has to go through various challenges and puzzles set up by Kaiba. She has to babysit a perverted baby who keeps nibbling on her tits, and later she gets groped all over (pronouncedly by the breasts as opposed to the male characters) by mechanical hands on the chair she's trapped in.
** Most other instances of fan-service girls are in the forms of female monsters. These include the Harpie Ladies, and especially, Dark Magician Girl. And the censor gods at 4Kids and ''TabletopGame/YuGiOh'' international has had to work hard on these.

* The French graphic novel ''ComicBook/{{Pyrenee}}'' is a take on ''The Jungle Book'' with a young French girl growing in the Pyrenees mountains instead of a young boy in the jungle. Stranded away from civilization and [[WildChild raised by a sentient bear]] since before she could walk, she has no body shame, and it's on more or less every page (but definitely not sexual). Actually does come up - she has to survive a winter without her Bear friend, so her Eagle friend shows her what a fur coat and boots are (which she gets rid of the second she can).

* ''Fanfic/AdviceAndTrust'': Due to her upbringing Rei is completely clueless social-wise and she has no idea why people -like Shinji- freaks out when she walks naked or flashes her underwear. When they argued the subject Asuka could not tell whether Rei was innocent or trollish until she realized Rei was indeed oblivious. Then Asuka explained Rei why people had those reactions when she flashed them... [[{{Troll}} And Rei started doing it on purpose]].

* ''Fanfic/ACertainDrollHivemind'': Yui's flatmates complain about a time when, after a shower, she just walked out of the bathroom sopping wet and buck-naked. She had forgotten her towel in her room and didn't see much wrong with going to get it. In fairness she lives with a bunch of girls so it wasn't that big a deal, but various other incidents (and canon) make it clear that she wouldn't have done anything differently if boys had been around.

** Astolfo is legitimately confused why Ruby Rose fainted after seeing him naked.

* ''Fanfic/{{Ripples}}'': Will spends most of the story convinced she's in a LotusEaterMachine, when in realisty she's TrappedInThePast; one consequences of this is that she cares a lot less about being fully dressed, since she thinks none of the people around her are real.

* Sally Martin from ''Film/CarryOnLoving'' states that she's been a lingerie model for so long, she is used to being in a room with a man in her underwear. Through a large misunderstanding, she finds out this way that Bertram Muffet, the man that has turned up to her house, ''isn't'' the modeling photographer she's expecting.

* Done in a ''Literature/TheJungleBook''-like way in the German movie ''Liane - Das Mädchen aus dem Urwald'' ("''Liane - The Girl from the Jungle''"). Living among African tribespeople, 16-year-old Liane, long-lost granddaughter of a wealthy industrialist, never wears anything else than a loincloth.

* In ''Film/RobotJox'', a bystander is quite surprised to see Athena stripping down and showering with her male counterparts, with none of them so much as looking at each others' nudity, in a scene similar to the aforementioned one in ''Starship Troopers''. Instead of soldiers, Athena and the others were raised together and are pretty much non-caring of anything except piloting.

* ''Literature/TheDresdenFiles'': They Alphas are werewolves, which in this context means they can turn into wolves at will. More skilled shapeshifters have shown the ability to shift their clothing along with them when they change shape, but the Alphas just have to deal with shedding their clothes whenever they change. The werewolves are initially awkward college students trying to look tough, but as time goes on and they get used to their powers they all get much more comfortable with random bits of casual nudity. They do still do their best to stay clothed whenever it's reasonably possible though.

* {{Double subver|sion}}ted in the ''Literature/{{Lensman}}'' series. Illonia of Lonabar couldn't bring herself to go naked like the Lyranians do -- but then Kinnison points out to her that she is very scantily clad (by Tellurian standards) herself (it's strongly implied that on her homeworld, the concept of "fully dressed" includes DiamondsInTheBuff).

* A possible inversion occurs in the ''Literature/SwordOfTruth'' series, with the Mud People. While they're not prone to running around naked, they are more lax than the rest of the people when it comes to otherwise taboo subjects. For example, to the Mud People, "You have very nice breasts," is nothing more than a compliment, indicating they think the woman is beautiful and/or fit for motherhood--which causes some awkwardness when some of the males leave their village to travel with one of the main characters. Fortunately, these guys don't speak English very well, so the awkwardness is confined to him asking the female lead, "How do I tell that girl she has nice breasts?" She responds with the general rule, only compliment things that aren't covered by clothes.

* ''Series/{{Angel}}'': It's a very brief scene in [[Recap/AngelS05E16Shells "Shells"]], but Illyria ''rips'' off Fred's old clothes in front of Knox. Illyria is the "goddess-avatar" type mentioned above, and presumably doesn't really get that doing this sort of thing might have people lusting after her, which she [[TheEmpath seems to find unpleasant]] [[MySensorsIndicateYouWantToTapThat when Connor is doing it]].

* An episode of ''Series/{{Bewitched}}'' has a statue of the Roman goddess Venus brought to life. Until she can resolve the situation, Samantha decides to pass Venus off as her housekeeper, and instructs her to put on an apron. Venus doesn't realize that Samantha meant for her to wear more than ''just'' an apron.

* ''Series/{{Farscape}}'': [[PlantPerson Delvians]] have no nudity taboos amongst themselves, although they recognise that other species aren't so comfortable with the practise. [[GreenSkinnedSpaceBabe Zhaan]] frequently strips down to meditate or bask in the sun. In one episde the crew strip a prisoner to borrow his clothes as a disguise. When he wakes up, he accuses Zhaan of doing it just to see him naked and flashes her. She serenely asks if his species has a problem with nudity and drops her own robe to unsettle him.

** In "Love on the Rocks", Discord granted the mermaid Nautica's wish to be human, but did not provide her with clothes, and she ends up obliviously wandering into a town naked.

** The Betazoids, due to being a race of TelepathicSpacemen who evolved from amphibians, not only have no nudity taboo, but they also have their wedding ceremonies performed in the nude. The explanation by Lwaxana Troi in ''[[Series/StarTrekTheNextGeneration The Next Generation]]'' is almost textbook nudism [[PlanetOfHats as a funny hat]]. In fact, [[spoiler:Lwaxana Troi showed up nude at her wedding, which caused the groom to back out (which was the effect she wanted, since she realized that her BlitheSpirit ways and his stodgy conservatism made them incompatible)]]. Also, amazing how they managed to get Worf's underage son into a hot tub with the naked Betazoids.
** To Ferengi women, wearing clothes is the taboo. In their first introduction in ''TNG'', they glare at Tasha Yar with disgust and act like she's being forced to do something that she probably "shouldn't" want. It's because Ferengi females are viewed as property, and wearing clothes would indicate their male has something to hide. In ''[[Series/StarTrekDeepSpaceNine Deep Space Nine]]'', Quark's mother fights this and earns the right to wear clothes. It's played for some serious laughs when Quark and his brother return home to deal with her "deviant" behavior. Both of them act extremely uncomfortable around her in clothing (much in the way human sons might be expected to act around their mother who suddenly decided to NOT wear anything), keeping their eyes cast down so they don't have to see her non-nude body.

* ''Series/{{Tracker}}'': Cole. His species are {{Energy Being|s}} aliens and don’t normally wear clothes, so he keeps walking around in his underwear in the first episode. Mel had to convince him it’s not nice in human form. And he’s all too willing to do a MrFanservice striptease in a later episode.

* ''TabletopGame/BattleTech'': The warrior caste of the Clans has little nudity taboo. Mechwarriors generally wear as little as possible while piloting a mech due to the heat generated by fighting anyway, and the Clans have a very relaxed view of sex. So it's not unusual to go into an exercise room on a Clan dropship and find an eight foot tall Elemental woman doing weightlifting while she's completely naked due to not feeling like bothering to put on clothes beforehand.
* The Nazzadi in ''TabletopGame/CthulhuTech'' have no nudity taboo and are scantily-clad as a general rule.

* Pretty much all female characters from the ''Franchise/BlazBlue'' series are, to some extents, fan service girls (including the {{Moe}} characters). The designers do seem to have done their best to have them show their skin as much as possible, mainly with skimpy, revealing clothing designs.

** Rikuo (a male character) is a fish man, but with a half-human looking physical appearance who combats most enemies in the buff. Since he lives in the ocean he requires no need or understanding of clothing.
* In ''Franchise/TheElderScrolls'' series' lore, the Kothringi were a [[AmazingTechnicolorPopulation silver-skinned]] race of Men native to the Black Marsh. They preferred to be naked at all times when in their homeland, even [[FullFrontalAssault when fighting]], but were known to wear clothes when traveling outside of their homeland. They are now presumed to be extinct after being wiped out by the 2nd Era [[MysticalPlague Knahaten Flu]].
* ''VideoGame/FatalFury'': Mai Shiranui is a {{downplayed|trope}} example, as she's very much aware of how {{Stripperiffic}} she dresses, but unlike how others characters perceive her, she doesn't inherently view her outfit as promiscuous, and [[BerserkButton takes offense]] to those who tell her otherwise.

** Xuanzang Sanzang wears a skimpy outfit after her three perverted disciples convinced her it was in fashion so they could ogle her without her realizing.

* The Handmaiden from ''VideoGame/KnightsOfTheOldRepublicIITheSithLords''. Naturally, the Jedi Exile asks her to PleasePutSomeClothesOn. She then dons a "unique" Jedi robe. From there, the player can unequip it and have the Exile make her put clothes on again. This will cause her to put on a new set of the same "unique" robes. This can be done as many times as necessary, effectively granting a source of unlimited credits and components. Atton implies she's not [[CovertPervert as innocent as she says]] (he says that, based on his knowledge of Echani training and rituals -- the Handmaiden being Echani -- training hand-to-hand in the buff is a somewhat intimate thing not supposed to be done just like that. The Handmaiden went ''directly'' for that kind of training with you, and stated it's how it Echani training usually is...), but it's not entirely certain he is telling the truth.

* Either this is the case of every female warrior in the Outworld of the ''Franchise/MortalKombat'' franchise or {{Stripperiffic}} outfits are a dress code for females who work for Shao Kahn. (Of course, even ''his'' outfit is pretty skimpy, so the former is likely.) ''VideoGame/MortalKombat11'' goes with the latter interpretation, because as of this game (set 30 years after Shao Kahn has died), all the female characters wear TamerAndChaster outfits, and Shao Kahn (brought BackFromTheDead by new BigBad Kronika) says that he [[CovertPervert misses]] [[BeastMan Sheeva's]] [[CovertPervert skimpier attire]].

* In ''[[https://colonellazuli.itch.io/stone-idol Stone Idol]]'', a spin-off of ''VideoGame/SwordsAndClaws'', main and single one character, a rogue archer antrophomorphic fox is nude throughout the game, wearing only a utility belt. There is no reaction or comment on nudity in the game and there is no in-game sexual content.

* Ellen Eleanor, the title character of ''Webcomic/AbsoluteHotSister'' who seems to have no idea of the effect she has on men, including her own brother.

* ''Webcomic/BladeBunny'' [[https://web.archive.org/web/20140228150831/http://www.bladebunny.com/comic/book-4-page-2/ sometimes]] appears to be this, although as a master of ObfuscatingStupidity you can never be sure.

** The werewolves are nudists (called that in comic) and thus follow this trope fairly closely, if only because they can switch to a fur covering anytime they want -- the lack of MagicPants is also a factor. Subverted somewhat in that the less mature guys (and gals) still like to [[EatingTheEyeCandy leer at the attractive naked people walking around]]. (Although the single Werewolf guy we've seen doing this is considered ''very'' immature.)

* The Satyri from Creator/DPRagan's various storyverses combine this with SuccubiAndIncubi and {{Metamorphosis}}. The Satyri are a group of [[HalfHumanHybrid half-human half-succubus]] victims of a one way GenderBender (with a little of TheVirus mixed in for good measure). For some reason, never explicitly spelled out, part of the Satyri transformation zaps the victim's brain in such a way that they completely and permanently lose all modesty and shame -- they cannot understand why people wear clothes, the very idea of doing so is utterly alien to them. Worse, as this is a form of what amounts to brain damage, they can ''never'' understand the idea no matter how hard they try, nor can they even grasp the viewpoint that their own nudity is somehow considered perverse, erotic, or shocking.

** Largo, preferring to strip to avoid static discharge when working on computers, but not caring who else is in the room. Ping, the ''Robot Girl'', is not like this, and is in fact the one who usually beats Largo with brooms for his behavior. Also interestingly, when he is called on this by one of the classroom full of schoolkids he's encouraging to follow his example. He denies any suggestion of impropriety by simultaneously berating the few kids in the class who are calling for the girls to get their kit off for paying more attention to their classmates than the components they are supposed to be working with, thus, for him, the lack of respect is not about the nudity, but not showing the proper respect/caution for working with your components.

** Over-developed French-Canadian blonde amazon [=DiDi=] is a hybrid between MsFanservice and Innocent Fanservice Girl. She has little in the way of a nudity taboo and has no problems with other women walking in on her in the shower, or with walking around both her roommates in translucent lingerie. She's just about bright enough to understand that habitual public nudity would be socially unacceptable, but she really isn't ''worried'' about it. She also seems to know that people find her gorgeous, but not to be quite aware of how gorgeous. Her general choice of clothing often verges as fanservice but is mostly treated as innocent. However, she knows what sort of effect she can achieve (on guys, and she was pleased to note, also on some women) with a LittleBlackDress. Ironically, on one occasion when she actually ''tried'' to use naked physical beauty to entice a guy, it didn't work.

* ''Webcomic/TheNoordegraafFiles'' has Akila. She's a [[NatureSpirit nymph]] that has no taboo against nudity, and it is stated she'd prefer not to wear clothes, but does so out of respect for Katrina's dignity. Even then, the clothes are not very covering.

* In ''[[http://ilikefish.comicgenesis.com Pearl of Mer]]'', the Mermaid Arra doesn't think twice of stripping in front of a guy before returning to the ocean.

** [[spoiler:Sasha]] appears to have elements of this too. She has no problem changing out of her clothes in front of Torg, who is far more embarrassed than she.

* ''WesternAnimation/SamuraiJack'': Ashi doesn't seem to understand the nudity taboo, possibly due to having been raised in an all-female cult. In Season 5; as part of her TrainingFromHell, Ashi and her sisters were shoved into hot coals until they got a covering of the stuff that acted as a SpyCatsuit. She scrapes it off as part of her HeelFaceTurn, replacing it with a pretty leaf dress, but otherwise shows no concern about ClothingDamage or [[FullFrontalAssault fighting naked]] (Jack, [[DistractedByTheSexy however...]]). Her lack of a nudity taboo comes back in [[Recap/SamuraiJackS5E8XCIX episode XCIX]], when they fight against [[TheWormThatWalks Lazarus-92]]. Due to the monster's ability to eat away things with acid Ashi's leaf dress [[ClothingDamage falls apart fairly quickly]], prompting Jack to try and cover her up with his ''gi'' with the claim that she "needs protection".

* ''Film/Barbie2023'': Barbie looks like a blonde bombshell and comes from a world of gorgeous women. However, she isn't aware of how the real world perceives women, so when she shows up in Los Angeles rollerblading in a tight leotard, she's confused at the appreciative glances and gestures she gets from men.

NotDistractedByTheSexy is basically the reverse of this when the ''other people'' in-series aren't noticing the {{Fanservice}} of that character.

** The fake Kara from the episode "[[Recap/SmallvilleS03E22Covenant Covenant]]" shows up at the Kent Farm completely naked, talking seriously about important issues. The Kents convince her to put on a dress, but she still [[DoesNotLikeShoes goes barefoot]] for the rest of the episode.

** The Alpha's get their initial training from Tera West, a LUPINE theramorph. Translation: She's a wold who can assume a human form. She finds the whole nudity taboo amusing.

* [[PlayingWithATrope Played with]] in the {{Literature/Lensmen}} series. Illonia of Lonabar couldn't bring herself to go naked like the Lyranians do -- but then Kinnison points out to her that she is very scantily clad (by Tellurian standards) herself (it's strongly implied that on her homeworld the concept of "fully dressed" includes DiamondsInTheBuff).

* Kas, the main viewpoint character of Henry Sackerman's ''The Love Bomb'', is a {{Human Alien|s}} from a clothing-optional culture. This is both PlayedForLaughs ''and'' PlayedForDrama, as he's arrested for indecent exposure several times.

* In episode 3 of the anime adaptation of ''LightNovel/GrimoireOfZero'', the titular character Zero casually strips naked in the middle of a clothing shop.

* Mashiro in ''LightNovel/ThePetGirlOfSakurasou'' is enough of an IdiotSavant that she clearly doesn't have an idea about when would nudity--or at least, wearing underwear--be acceptable.

* In ''VideoGame/StoneIdol''[[https://colonellazuli.itch.io/stone-idol]], a spin-off of ''VideoGame/SwordsAndClaws'', main and single one character, a rogue archer antrophomorphic fox is nude throughout the game, wearing only a utility belt. There is no reaction or comment on nudity in the game and there is no in-game sexual content.

** In the ''Series/StarTrekTheNextGeneration'' episode "[[Recap/StarTrekTheNextGenerationS7E9Inheritance Inheritance]]", Data's "mother" ([[spoiler:an android]]) mentiones that when he was first created, he argued that he had no use for clothes, as his strong android body meant he didn't need them for protection from the elements, and thus wore none. As he was created with the "fully functional" body of an adult, they quickly added a modesty subroutine.

* Ria, Kirino's track rival in ''LightNovel/{{Oreimo}}'', has a NakedFirstImpression with Kyousuke and doesn't even seem to care. Later, she tries to take a bath with him. Especially awkward because she's ''twelve'', and under the influence of a PrecociousCrush.

* ''Series/{{Battlestar Galactica|2003}}'': Most of the humanoid Cylons have no nudity taboo. Apparently, public nudity is common on the Cylon base ships, though they do wear clothes most of the time.

* ''Series/{{Flash Gordon|2007}}'': At the end of "Pride", [[Creator/KarenCliche Baylin]], the female bounty hunter from Mongo, is nude and oiling herself up while seated in Flash's backyard when his girlfriend Dale Arden comes over. Flash explains that on the planet Mongo because clean water is so rare, that is how its inhabitants clean themselves. When Baylin stands up to scrape the oil off, Dale notices that Flash is [[EatingTheEyeCandy paying too much attention to his guest]] and [[ClingyJealousGirl irritatedly]] pulls him back into the house.

* Ea, the main character from ''[[Series/ToumeiShoujoEa Invisible Girl Ea]]'', a Made-for-Late-Night TV miniseries in Japan, is a young woman who escapes from a government lab. She just happens to be able to go invisible. [[InvisibleStreaker Her clothing cannot]]. Which is fine, since she never wears any the entire 6 episode miniseries. No effort is made to cover her nudity up, other than some decent CG for when she becomes invisible and some occasional camera work to cover up things that are TOO much for Japanese TV (which, apparently isn't much).

* The Franchise/StarTrek franchise has quite a few examples of this:
** In an episode of ''Series/StarTrekTheNextGeneration'', Data's "mother" ([[spoiler:an android]]) mentioned that when he was first created he argued that he had no use for clothes, as his strong android body meant he didn't need them for protection from the elements, and thus wore none. As he was created with the "fully functional" body of an adult, they quickly added a modesty subroutine.

* On ''Series/ThirdRockFromTheSun'', Harry once decided that clothing was just a big scam and went around naked for most of the episode with [[SceneryCensor strategically placed objects]] hiding his crotch.
* ''{{Series/Tracker}}'': Cole. His species are {{Energy Being|s}} aliens and don’t normally wear clothes, so he keeps walking around in his underwear in the first episode. Mel had to convince him it’s not nice in human form. And he’s all too willing to do a MrFanservice striptease in a later episode.
* ''Series/{{Wonder Woman|1975}}'': As far as Characters/{{Wonder Woman|TheCharacter}} is concerned, she's wearing an indestructible warrior's uniform that announces her status as an ambassador and carries a truly formidable arsenal of a [[WeaponizedHeadgear razor-sharp tiara]], [[SuperStrength belt of strength]], and lasso of truth. To everyone else, she's a [[MsFanservice drop-dead gorgeous]] woman in a strapless bathing suit.

* She is a SugarAndIceGirl and/or GenkiGirl who might fail to understand why the ChildhoodFriend is getting upset -- after all, they've been together for years, right? (Showing how close she considers the main character.) As a common evolution of this variant, the first outward symptom of a growing attraction or romantic awareness is when she ''does'' start caring that ''they'' are watching, or when ''they'' begin to become flustered.

* ''Manga/ACertainScientificRailgun'':
** Professor Kiyama Harumi has no hang-ups about removing her clothes in the middle of the street for flimsy reasons.
** Also, the Sisters. One of them is shown coming out of [[UterineReplicator a cloning vat]] and making no effort to cover herself until given a hospital gown to wear. One of the scientists present comments that her utter lack of embarrassment is embarrassing in the first place. Later, 10032 places Touma's hand on her chest to measure his heartbeat, seemingly clueless to the [[ThanksForTheMammary implications]], and later is undisturbed when Touma walks in on her undergoing "body adjustments" (which have her nude in a life support tank). This is justified in that their memories and knowledge have to be "programmed" into their minds (they are a blank slate when created), and the scientists didn't consider modesty to be important enough to include, as the Sisters were only meant for [[spoiler:getting killed by Accelerator]].

* Aero of ''Manga/DeadlineSummoner''. She [[TheDitz doesn't quite have the mental capacity to know better]], and her outfit consists of [[{{Stripperific}} a top made of feathers, and straps for panties]]. Also? The feathers covering her breasts aren't secured around the bottom end, and she's a ''very'' active harpy.

** During a flashback, [[NinjaMaid Hungary]] had no qualms about her ChildhoodFriend Prussia seeing her with her shirt ripped. Mostly because at this time in her life, [[{{Bokukko}} she thought she was a male.]]

** Kaworu is a male example, being seen fairly often without anything on, or with only pants. He doesn't really seem to mind, probably because [[spoiler:he isn't exactly human.]]

* Two examples pop up in ''Manga/OutlawStar'': the first is Melfina, who is not only NakedOnArrival but also has to be nude when she's plugged into the ship because... [[HandWave some reason having to do with the fact that she's a gynoid]]. Those times aside, she's usually fairly well covered up, and only gets [[{{Moe}} cutely embarrassed]] when her nudity is bluntly pointed out. On the other hand, Aisha Clan-Clan of the Ctarl-Ctarl is the resident member of a ProudWarriorRace whose particular [[PlanetOfHats hat]] is near-invulnerability; as such her race has few compulsions against showing some skin, up to and including going to a hot-spring and never caring about covering up with a towel.

* D-List superheroine, "Birthday Girl", introduced in the British-centric ''ComicBook/KnightAndSquire'' #1. Her name is a rather horrible {{pun}} -- "Birthday Suit" is a reference to total (usually nonsexual) nudity, so what better costume for Birthday Girl? Her superpowers are the ability to create SceneryCensor objects -- she's constantly hidden from the camera via helium balloons (which she has some limited control over), although she appears to also have some form of martial arts training -- she's shown taking down a {{Mook}} in hand-to-hand combat in ''Knight and Squire'' #6.

* In the old Creator/{{Marvel comic|s}} ''[[Comicbook/CrystarCrystalWarrior The Saga of Crystar]]'', the [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin magma warriors]] all go naked. The males are monstrous-looking enough that it's only a borderline case of the trope, but Lavour is just, well, a naked woman with textured red skin.

* Horridus, a CuteMonsterGirl from ''ComicBook/TheSavageDragon'' and ''Freak Force'', has two excuses for this -- she spent most of her life chained up in her parents' basement without clothes; and most of her body is covered with sharp spikes that shred clothing.

* Both of the most prominent females in ''ComicBook/SupremePower'' initially follow this trope: The Amphibian (the female ComicBook/{{Aquaman}} {{Expy}}) is a WildChild, having lived in the sea ever since her parents abandoned her there as an infant. Princess Zarda (the Franchise/WonderWoman {{Expy}}) essentially sees herself as a god who's above silly human customs. At one point after Zarda's crossed over into ''ComicBook/UltimateMarvel'', she runs across a MagicPants[=less=] Ultimate Hulk and, in spite of her sharing his resentment at having to wear clothes, is tasked with making him wear pants.

** In her earlier appearances ComicBook/{{Starfire}} would often appear with {{Censor Steam}}ed nudity, due to both her time as a slave and her society's lack of nudity hangups. She still likes to shuck the clothing, but now she does it in (what is usually) private.

** Near the end of the eighth issue of ''ComicBook/TeenTitansGo'', the comic book adaptation of [[WesternAnimation/TeenTitans the 2003 animated series]], Starfire does not notice that she is naked after Cyborg uses a sonic blast to destroy Mad Mod's hypnotic clothes and is even oblivious of Cyborg and Robin [[EatingTheEyeCandy leering at her]] in amusement.

* ComicBook/{{Storm}} of the ''ComicBook/XMen'' comes from an African tribe with NationalGeographicNudity aplenty; in fact, in her very first appearance, she was topless (her breasts covered by her GodivaHair) and wore a sort of long loincloth. Not only that, but her mutant powers included a physical immunity to weather extremes, so she had no qualms going naked in New York in the dead of winter. However, she eventually grew accustomed to Western norms, so the issue rarely comes up anymore. Except for the time when she was sunbathing topless and Gambit's students were trying to get a look... it's hard to change old habits entirely.

** In ''Fanfic/ATwilightLanding'' a now [[HumanityEnsues human]] Twilight Sparkle fumbles into this trope a few times. Having until recently been a unicorn whose default dress code is "nude" it takes her forgetting to dress up after a shower a few times before she remembers to be dressed all the time. It causes the human giving her shelter, Jo, to be MistakenForGay a few times. Ironically, this may be a subversion, as, despite their lack of nudity taboos, ponies are complete prudes. When Twilight learns just how sex-crazed humans are in comparison, and of the many, ''many'' pieces of Rule34 pony fanart, she is horrified.

* Downplayed in the Teen Titans ''Our Own League'' novels, to the point the casualness to nudity is an InformedAttribute. [[ComicBook/WonderGirl Donna Troy]] was raised in a LadyLand where communal bathing is the norm, so she doesn't see nudity as sexual. However, she never shows more skin than is appropriate for a fifteen-year-old because her overprotective sis [[Franchise/WonderWoman Diana]]'s no. 1 rule for living in the outside world is to never ''ever'' let male eyes see her without clothes. The Titans learn Donna's lack of taboo only when she almost undresses in front of her female teammates and assumes it's okay for her to see male teammates naked.

* In ''Film/SuicideSquad2016'', ComicBook/HarleyQuinn changes from her prison jumpsuit to her normal outfit in the middle of a military base, and seems completely baffled why everyone ([[EvenTheGirlsWantHer including a couple of women]]) are stopping to [[EatingTheEyeCandy stare at her]].

* ''Film/XMenFilmSeries''
** In the original trilogy of ''X-Men'' films, mutant shapeshifter Mystique goes [[TechnicallyNakedShapeshifter naked in her natural form]] (human, except with blue skin and [[SupernaturalGoldEyes yellow eyes]]).

* ''Literature/CodexAlera'': Subverted with ProudWarriorRaceGirl Kitai. Her race's standard dress (for men and women both) is a LoinCloth and little else, justified by their considerably higher natural body temperature. She's still smart enough to recognize that humans are generally not comfortable with someone showing that much skin, and almost always dresses in a plain soldier's shirt and pants or similarly "appropriate" clothing.

* Oar in James Alan Gardner's ''Expendable'' and ''Ascending'' novels of ''Literature/TheLeagueOfPeoplesVerse''. Notable because due to genetic engineering gone horribly [[strike:wrong]] '''right''', Oar is breathtakingly beautiful, NighInvulnerable, and completely see-through -- she looks like a walking, talking glass statue.
* PlayedWith in the {{Literature/Lensmen}} series. Illonia of Lonabar couldn't bring herself to go naked like the Lyranians do -- but then Kinnison points out to her that she is very scantily clad (by Tellurian standards) herself (it's strongly implied that on her homeworld the concept of "fully dressed" includes DiamondsInTheBuff).
* Kas, the main viewpoint character of Henry Sackerman's ''The Love Bomb'', is a HumanAlien from a clothing-optional culture. This is both PlayedForLaughs ''and'' PlayedForDrama, as he's arrested for indecent exposure several times.
* ''Literature/MistbornTheOriginalTrilogy'': After Vin fights off a team of assassins after her boyfriend, she returns to her lair, battered and bruised in her underwear ([[BattleStrip she had to rip off her dress to fight effectively]]).  She thinks nothing of it since noble underwear often covers more than peasant normal clothes, but poor Spook looks like his eyes are going to pop out of his head.

** Aquaman's wife Comicbook/{{Mera}} casually strips in front of Lois in the episode "[[Recap/SmallvilleS10E09Patriot Patriot]]".

* ''{{Series/Tracker}}'': Cole. His species are EnergyBeing aliens and don’t normally wear clothes, so he keeps walking around in his underwear in the first episode. Mel had to convince him it’s not nice in human form. And he’s all too willing to do a MrFanservice striptease in a later episode.
* ''Series/{{Wonder Woman|1975}}'': As far as Franchise/WonderWoman is concerned, she's wearing an indestructible warrior's uniform that announces her status as an ambassador and carries a truly formidable arsenal of a [[WeaponizedHeadgear razor-sharp tiara]], [[SuperStrength belt of strength]], and lasso of truth. To everyone else, she's a [[MsFanservice drop-dead gorgeous]] woman in a strapless bathing suit.

* While Dizzy of ''VideoGame/GuiltyGear'' doesn't go completely naked, she seems to be unaware of how {{Stripperiffic}} her regular outfit is. She was actually raised by Testament, a {{Stripperiffic}} ''male'' Gear. ''[[YoungerThanTheyLook And she's just 3 years old]]'' and lived most of her life secluded from civilization.

* Either this is the case of every female warrior in the Outworld of the ''Franchise/MortalKombat'' franchise or {{Stripperific}} outfits are a dress code for females who work for Shao Kahn. (Of course, even ''his'' outfit is pretty skimpy, so the former is likely.) ''VideoGame/MortalKombat11'' goes with the latter interpretation, because as of this game (set 30 years after Shao Kahn has died), all the female characters wear TamerAndChaster outfits, and Shao Kahn (brought BackFromTheDead by new BigBad Kronika) says that he [[CovertPervert misses]] [[BeastMan Sheeva's]] [[CovertPervert skimpier attire]].

* In ''VideoGame/StoneIdol''[[https://colonellazuli.itch.io/stone-idol]], a spin-off of ''VideoGame/SwordsAndClaws'', main and single one character, a rogue archer antrophomorphic fox is nude throughout the game, wearing only an utility belt. There is no reaction or comment on nudity in the game and there is no in-game sexual content.

* ''Webcomic/BladeBunny'' [[http://www.bladebunny.com/2010/11/24/book-4-page-2/ sometimes]] appears to be this, although as a master of ObfuscatingStupidity you can never be sure.

* ''Webcomic/ErrantStory'': [[http://www.errantstory.com/2008-02-11/768 Discussed.]] Elves have no cultural nudity taboo, which human stories generally take to mean that elves don't understand clothing and run around naked all the time. This is incorrect; elves don't care about nudity, but they understand human cultural norms and the utility of clothing. Even in their own city, they usually wear clothes, if only because pockets are too convenient to go without. In fact, the only time we see the no nudity taboo come up is in the giant naked statue of their goddess in their town square. Everyone hates it, but because it's tacky, not because it's naked.

* Male example: [[spoiler:Artie]] from ''Webcomic/{{Narbonic}}'', [[spoiler:originally a hyper-intelligent gerbil who gets turned into a human.]] He knows humans wear clothes but he's spent so much time without them that it sometimes slips his mind.

* Used in an early strip of ''Webcomic/TheOrderOfTheStick'' when Elan, the resident idiot, decides that, due to the way armor check penalties work in ''D&D'' 3.5, the less he wears, the harder he is to see. Taking this to its logical extreme, he concludes that if he strips he will be invisible. HilarityEnsues. It kind of works. [[{{Squick}} Men turn away from him in disgust]]. His friends object, though... well, most of them do; Haley expresses an interest in checking out what an [[BiggerIsBetterInBed 18 Charisma is like "under the hood"]], so to speak.

** Flor is a [[CuteMonsterGirl Tiger-girl]] from a Rainforest tribe ends up naked a ''lot'' -- although with her being a [[FurryAnimal furry character]], it might not count. The artist has lamented that Flora just seems to naturally end up naked despite his intentions. Subverted a bit as she [[RaisedByWolves lived with humans]] for half her life, and thus should know better -- doubly so as the other Keidrans seem quite comfortable staying dressed in human company (and wear loincloths when in the forest). In other words, she has even less of a nudity taboo than the race of people with no nudity taboo!

* In ''WebVideo/PotterPuppetPals'', Dumbledore, being a senile old man, often gets naked without a care in the world. Dumbledore, as a distinctly anatomically incorrect puppet, probably does not qualify as FanService for ''any'' demographic. The nudity is baldly irrelevant to the plot, and rarely (if ever) referenced by any of the characters -- the character appears naked simply because he as a [[CloudCuckoolander senile, elderly lunatic]], and everyone accepts him as such.

* ''WesternAnimation/HeManAndTheMastersOfTheUniverse'' contains a lot of male examples of heroic men fighting in {{stripperiffic}} armor. The titular He-man himself exposed most of his body after gaining his power.
* ''WesternAnimation/JusticeLeague''
** [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k4Vfzoueslw One episode]] has Franchise/WonderWoman surprised and angry when a journalist with an agenda wonders how she can be a role model because of how much skin she shows. She then asks her teammates what's wrong with her [[{{Stripperiffic}} getup]].

** ComicBook/{{Aquaman}} may count too since he's always walking around shirtless in the surface world, but all the guys in Atlantis treat it as a norm. Presumably because wearing a shirt when you spend so much time underwater is pretty annoying.
* ''WesternAnimation/SamuraiJack'': Ashi doesn't seem to understand the nudity taboo, possibly due to having been raised in an all-female cult. In Season 5; as part of her TrainingFromHell, Ashi and her sisters were shoved into hot coals until they got a covering of the stuff that acted as a SpyCatsuit. She scrapes it off as part of her HeelFaceTurn, replacing it with a pretty leaf dress, but otherwise shows no concern about ClothingDamage or [[FullFrontalAssault fighting naked]] (Jack, [[DistractedByTheSexy however...]]). Her lack of a nudity taboo comes back in [[Recap/SamuraiJackS5E8XCIX episode XCIX]], where when they fight against [[TheWormThatWalks Lazarus-92]]. Due to the monster's ability to eat away things with acid Ashi's leaf dress [[ClothingDamage falls apart fairly quickly]], prompting Jack to try and cover her up with his ''gi'' with the claim that she "needs protection".

* Gender-flipped and downplayed on ''WesternAnimation/YoungJustice'', when Superboy takes his shirt off in front of Miss Martian, completely unaware of the [[LuminescentBlush effect]] it's having on her.

** A certain portion of the fandom loves to peg Ukraine as this due to her NaiveEverygirl status, but in-series this is played with. She is very prone to being the subject of bouncing and the MaleGaze, but she's shown to be [[IHaveBoobsYouMustObey very aware]] [[GagBoobs of her "large tracts of land"]] and still dresses rather conservatively, even sewing on buttons that keep falling off of her shirt rather than showing much cleavage and politely declining to wear a {{Stripperiffic}} dress.

** [[GagBoobs Over-developed]] French-Canadian blonde amazon [=DiDi=] is a hybrid between MsFanservice and Innocent Fanservice Girl. She has little in the way of a nudity taboo and has no problems with other women walking in on her in the shower, or with walking around both her roommates in translucent lingerie. She's just about bright enough to understand that habitual public nudity would be socially unacceptable, but she really isn't ''worried'' about it. She also seems to know that people find her gorgeous, but not to be quite aware of how gorgeous. Her general choice of clothing often verges as fanservice but is mostly treated as innocent. However, she knows what sort of effect she can achieve (on guys, and she was pleased to note, also on some women) with a LittleBlackDress. Ironically, on one occasion when she actually ''tried'' to use naked physical beauty to entice a guy, it didn't work.

* [[CuteClumsyGirl Flor]] from ''VideoGame/RidgesideVillage'', in her 2 heart event she greets the player character in the hotel she's staying while covered only in a towel. She doesn't realize this until the player points it out to her, after which she flusters out.

* In the original ''Anime/GhostInTheShell'' movie, there is much nudity amongst Major Kusanagi and the other female cyborgs in the series. It's meant to invoke a detached nonsexual mood, emphasizing the mechanical nature of their bodies. As such, she has VERY few qualms about being naked.

* Sally from ''Film/CarryOnLoving'' states that she's been a lingerie model for so long, she is used to being in a room with a man in her underwear. Through a large misunderstanding, she finds out this way that the man that has turned up to her house ''isn't'' the modeling photographer she's expecting.

** And Clark was an Innocent Fanservice Guy in the season-four premiere "[[Recap/SmallvilleS04E01Crusade Crusade]]", having just [[NakedOnArrival returned from another dimension]] where he had OutgrownSuchSillySuperstitions and giving Comicbook/LoisLane an eyeful upon [[NakedFirstImpression meeting her]].