History Main / PerverseSexualLust

* This ''[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VxQtP82IT_Q Fan Video]]'' perfectly encapsulates the way the ''Manga/MobPsycho100'' fandom seen Reigen Arataka.

** Blanche had a lot of these. In another episode, Rose was having a bizarre dream, and Blanche wonders why she doesn't have a normal, healthy dream, like "sweaty Argentinian men whipping things as they ride naked on the backs of Brahma Bulls." At this point, Dorothy decides she's never going to use Blanche's towels again.
** Rose admits to the girls right before a wedding that weddings turn her on, and during the episode proceeds to look for men to have sex with. She even asks "if anyone else noticed the buns on that priest!"

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* ''Film/CoolWorld'': Not only does Jack Deebs have it for Holli, a cartoon character he himself created, it could be argued that ''the entire movie'' is in fact ''about'' the subject, and may be the only major Hollywood production to deal with the subject.
* In the first ''Film/AmericanPie'' Jim gushes over how hot he finds [[Disney/TheLittleMermaid Ariel]] (a sentiment Norm Peterson shared years before in an episode of ''Series/{{Cheers}}'' and Joey Tribbiani shared years later in a late episode of ''Series/{{Friends}}'').

* In an episode of ''Series/TheBigBangTheory'', the girls get a Franchise/DisneyPrincess makeover at Disneyland. When Penny walks into Leonard's apartment he immediately drops his pants after seeing her dressed as Aurora. Howard does pretty much the same thing. Poor Amy fails to get Sheldon's attention.

* ''Literature/BridgetJones'': Bridget harbors this for the Colin Firth version of [[Literature/PrideAndPrejudice Mr. Fitzwilliam Darcy]] (as do Jude and Shazzer). Notably, she [[IAmNotSpock frequently refers to the actor as "Mr. Darcy" instead of by his real name]].

* ''Webcomic/SandraOnTheRocks'': Marie is a 17 year old GamerChick with an obvious lady boner [[Franchise/TheLegendOfZelda for Link.]] One strip even shows her sitting with her legs spread, while biting down on her lower lip as she plays one of the 3DS titles.
-->'''Marie''': ''(thinking)'' "Unf! Link, come to MAMA!!"

* ''Webcomic/SandraOnTheRocks'': Marie is a 17 year old GamerChick with an obvious lady boner [[Franchise/TheLegendOfZelda for Link.]] One strip even shows her sitting with her legs spread, while biting down on her lower lip as she plays one of the 3DS titles.
-->:'''Marie''': ''(thinking)'' "Unf! Link, come to MAMA!!"

* ''Manga/AnneHappy'': There is nothing perverse or sexual about it given her personality, but Ruri is in love with the mascote found in construction sites safety signs.

* ''Literature/BridgetJones'': Bridget harbors this for the Colin Firth version of [[Literature/PrideAndPrejudice Mr. Fitzwilliam Darcy]] (as does Jude) (and Shazzer). Notably, she [[IAmNotSpock frequently refers to the actor as "Mr. Darcy" instead of by his real name]].

* ''Series/RedDwarf'': In the season 3 episode [[Recap/RedDwarfSeasonIIIBackwards "Backwards"]], Lister and the Cat debate the attractiveness of [[WesternAnimation/TheFlintstones Wilma Flinstone]]. They eventually declare that the conversation is insane, because [[BaitAndSwitch "she'll never leave Fred, and we know it!"]]

* ''Series/UnbreakableKimmySchmidt'': Kimmy and Jacqueline both recall a childhood attraction to the fox version of [[Disney/RobinHood]], on account of "that voice" and [["how he didn't wear pants" HalfDressedCartoonAnimal]].

* ''Literature/BridgetJones'': Bridget harbors this for the Colin-Firth version of [[Literature/PrideAndPrejudice Mr. Fitzwilliam Darcy]] (as does Jude) (and Shazzer). Notably, she [[IAmNotSpock frequently refers to the actor as "Mr. Darcy" instead of by his real name]].

As with many things, Japan has a specific term for Perverse Sexual Lust: "Nijigen no fechi" (二次元のフェチ)--literally, "two-dimensional fetish". More than a few otaku suffer from this syndrome, developing crushes on popular anime, manga, and even videogame characters, in some cases to the point where they prefer the objects of their crushes to "real" girls/women. In fact, according to [[http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/asia/japan/3283463/Japanese-launch-campaign-to-marry-comic-book-characters.html these]] [[http://www.escapistmagazine.com/news/view/98910-Korean-Otaku-Marries-Anime-Body-Pillow news]] [[http://www.nytimes.com/2009/07/26/magazine/26FOB-2DLove-t.html?pagewanted=all&_r=0 articles]], some fans even go so far as to attempt to marry the objects of their desire. The related terms [[GratuitousEnglish "waifu" and "husbando"]], which became subject to MemeticMutation, are more broader in scope, and can also apply to real people.

** Both the Chick and Maven drool over Creator/WillSmith.

-->-- ''Series/RedDwarf'', "Backwards"

Perverse Sexual Lust is a term for a real person's attraction to a fictional character.

It originated in a reader poll during the early days of the {{webcomic}} ''[[Webcomic/RoomiesItsWalkyJoyceAndWalky It's Walky!]]''. The author wished to know the reason behind the slightly loopy church-girl character Joyce Brown's popularity, and saw this option achieve an overwhelming win.

It's somewhat justifiable in live action, especially if the character is played by a hot person, although it does raise the question of what is actually being fancied. Is a viewer fancying ''Series/{{CSI NY}}'''s Lindsay Monroe [[CelebCrush because of Anna Belknap]], the character herself, or a combination of the two?.

It gets into the seriously weird when you're dealing with animated characters, although putting purely fictional characters into ''ahem'' situations has less creepy spillover to any real life people. Let's face it, a lot of {{Shipping}} would actually be ''wrong'' if we applied the same standards to RealLife. And, of course, many animated characters are ''[[FanService intended]]'' [[MsFanservice to be attractive]] [[MrFanservice to the viewer]], in which case it could be argued that this is the response the character designers intended in the first place.

As with many things, Japan has a specific term for Perverse Sexual Lust: "Nijigen no fechi" (二次元のフェチ)--literally, "two-dimensional fetish". More than a few otaku suffer from this syndrome, developing crushes on popular anime, manga, and even videogame characters, in some cases to the point where they prefer the objects of their crushes to "real" girls/women. In fact, according to [[http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/asia/japan/3283463/Japanese-launch-campaign-to-marry-comic-book-characters.html these]] [[http://www.escapistmagazine.com/news/view/98910-Korean-Otaku-Marries-Anime-Body-Pillow news]] [[http://www.nytimes.com/2009/07/26/magazine/26FOB-2DLove-t.html?pagewanted=all&_r=0 articles]], some fans even go so far as to attempt to marry the objects of their desire.

Compare FetishFuel. When a fictional character lusts after a RealLife person, then it may be CelebCrush.

No examples, please; this is here to define the trope.

It's somewhat justifiable in live action, especially if the character is played by a hot person, although it does raise the question of what is actually being fancied. Is a viewer fancying ''Series/{{CSI NY}}'''s Lindsay Monroe because of Anna Belknap, the character herself, or a combination of the two?.

[[caption-width-right:350:[[subscript:"I don't care if he's a billboard. He's still hot!"]] ]]

Compare FetishFuel, MemeticSexGod. When a fictional character lusts after a RealLife person, then it may be CelebCrush.

PerverseSexualLust is a term for a real person's attraction to a fictional character.

It gets into the seriously weird when you're dealing with animated characters, although putting purely fictional characters into ''ahem'' situations has less creepy spillover to any real life people. Let's face it, a lot of {{Shipping}} would actually be ''wrong'' if we applied the same standards to RealLife. And, of course, many animated characters are ''[[FanService intended]]'' [[MsFanservice to be attractive]] [[EstrogenBrigadeBait to the viewer]], in which case it could be argued that this is the response the character designers intended in the first place.

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It originated in a reader poll during the early days of the {{webcomic}} ''ItsWalky''. The author wished to know the reason behind the slightly loopy church-girl character Joyce Brown's popularity, and saw this option achieve an overwhelming win.

It's somewhat justifiable in live action, especially if the character is played by a hot person, although it does raise the question of what is actually being fancied. Is a viewer fancying ''CSINewYork'''s Lindsay Monroe because of Anna Belknap, the character herself, or a combination of the two?.

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No examples, please.

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