History Main / SexyManInstantHarem

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* Al-Cid Margrace in both ''FinalFantasyXII'' and ''FinalFantasyTacticsA2''. Interestingly, in A2, female Hume [=NPCs=] are rare, so he's mostly surrounded by [[OneGenderRace Viera and Gria]].

** Even Fate Averruncus is jumping on the bandwagon in recent chapters.

** To elaborate, his secretary says that the rumor about his curse has yet to be disproved (a whole article about the [[IfYouKnowWhatIMean "Dentist who you'll want a drill from"]], he himself made a comment about how he always ends up invited to his ex-girlfriends' weddings. The main ones SPREADING the rumor are his happily married exes. The main reason that the woman are throwing themselves at him are because for all intents and purposes, they really will find true love after shagging him.

* Gary from ''{{Pokemon}}'' has a band of attractive, short-skirted cheerleaders who follow him around in a convertible. This becomes a little more creepy when you consider that he's about ten years old.

** Were we watching the same movie? His secretary says that the rumor about his curse has yet to be disproven(a whole article about the [[IfYouKnowWhatIMean "Dentist who you'll want a drill from"]], he himself made a comment about how he always ends up invited to his ex-girlfriends' weddings(I think, need to rewatch it). The main ones SPREADING the rumor are his happily married exes. The main reason that the woman are throwing themselves at him are because for all intent and purpose, they really will find true love after shagging him.

* ''{{Commander Kitty}}'' dreams of being one (pictured above)

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* Gaston in Disney's ''Film/BeautyAndTheBeast''. His admirers appear to be identical triplets.

* Gaston in Disney's ''Film/BeautyAndTheBeast''.

* Skywise in ''ElfQuest'' is the trope's poster boy for the series, having a few girlfriends (and a boyfriend or two) in every tribe. It seems the only thing he has to do to get the girls is to ''show up''. And then he ends up in a long-term relationship with the series' equivalent of a ''goddess''.

* In ''A SoundOfThunder'' ([[SoBadItsHorrible the]] [[AdaptationDecay movie]], not the story), Travis is bet upon by his co-workers to bed a woman who they are working for that day. He succeeds without even doing anything -- she wanted him so badly that she convinced the doorman she was his cousin and went up to his apartment butt-naked for the chance to have sex with him. A later dialogue between Travis and the doorman implies that women apparently do this all the time.

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* ''{{Commander Kitty}}'' (pictured above)

* Al-Cid Margrace in both ''FinalFantasyXII'' and ''FinalFantasyTacticsA2''. Interestingly, in A2, female Hume NPCs are rare, so he's mostly surrounded by [[OneGenderRace Viera and Gria]].

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* Girls tend to behave this way around Kiryuu Touga in ''RevolutionaryGirlUtena''.

* Skywise in ''ElfQuest'' is the trope's poster boy for the series, having a few girlfriends (and a boyfriend or two) in every tribe. He ends up in a long-term relationship with the series' equivalent of a ''goddess''.

* In ''Michael'', John Travolta's character has this power over most of the women in the film -- the sole exception being Dorothy, the female lead. Frank asks Dorothy at one point just what it is that women see in the angel. She doesn't have a clue. Michael lampshades the trope by claiming that he put a "block" on Dorothy.
** Justified: Michael is an angel, so it's not out of keeping for him to have magical powers. This is presumably the source of his power over women, and how he can arbitrarily "block" Dorothy

* Many, many advertisements for body spray. Character uses body spray product. Character becomes so sexy that all nearby women actually start ''attacking'' him to get after the sexy. At this point, this is used so much that it might as well be BrandX.
** Brilliantly self-parodied in the ''Hai Karate'' ads of the 70s, where the guy tries to fight off the girls using karate and HilarityEnsues.
** Another '70s ad, for a cologne called "Bacchus," pretended that this was the real secret of the Roman army's victories: they arranged to splash the stuff on the men of enemy towns, who are then mobbed by their own (all very beautiful) womenfolk. "Because when a man is irresistible to women, he has more interesting things to do than fight a war."
** Axe body spray probably takes the crown for this one, implying that it can render ''bathing'' unnecessary, and still drive women into a sexual frenzy. Sadly, many users believe it, if the smell on most college campuses is any indication.
** College? Try ''middle school.''
** Parodied rather amusingly in a new SpecSavers advert.
** Another Axe commecial shows women being turned on by their pots and pans, which (we discover) are made from recycled Axe spray cans.

** [[LampshadeHanging Lampshaded]] in YuGiOhTheAbridgedSeries, where sexy theme music plays every time he opens his mouth -- which the other characters find annoying.

* In ''GoodLuckChuck'', the main character is [[CursedWithAwesome "cursed"]] with the ability to have any woman who has sex with him find true love within a few days. The reason the word is in quotation marks is because apparently in this universe, women are so desperate for true love that they'll start throwing themselves at Chuck without abandon based solely on the Internet superstition that they'll find true love afterwards.

* TruthInTelevision. For Hugh Hefner anyway. The ability of a man to do this outside of the {{Playboy}} Mansion has yet to be demonstrated, though.
** I'd speculate that it's more about Hef's unfathomable wealth and connections than it is his raw sexuality; which, at this point, simply ''has'' to be running on fumes.
* The "Bewitched, Bothered and Bewildered" episode of ''BuffyTheVampireSlayer'' pretty much epitomizes this trope, though in that particular case it is magic-induced.
* In ''A SoundOfThunder'' ([[SoBadItsHorrible the]] [[AdaptationDecay movie]], not the story), Travis is bet upon by his co-workers to bed a woman who they are working for that day. He succeeds without even doing anything -- she wanted him so badly that she convinced the doorman she was his cousin and went up to his apartment butt-naked for the chance to have sex with him. A later dialogue between Travis and the doorman implies that women apparently do this all the time.
* This was a common device in old musical comedies, since it made a good excuse to show off the ChorusGirls.

* [[HappyDays The Fonz]] can get a whole herd of woman to flock to his side by simply snapping his fingers. An {{Outtake}} showed the guys of the show mocking this characteristic by going in place of the girls after the finger snap.
** Hey, we're talking about [[EvenTheGuysWantHim The Fonz]] here.
*** The ''{{Flanderized}}'' Fonzie; before this, he was just a loser-mechanic who scored the lowest female trash in Milwaukee.
* Gaston in Disney's ''Film/BeautyAndTheBeast''.

* Way too many people at Kyouhei's school in TheWallflower seem to be entirely and unhealthily devoted to the four bishies.

** If you can get past the Narm, that is.

* Gary from Pokemon has a band of attractive, short-skirted cheerleaders who follow him around in a convertible. This becomes a little more creepy when you consider that he's about ten years old.
* Gaius Baltar gets one in Season 4 of BattlestarGalactica

** Another Axe commecial shows women being turned on by their pots and pans, which (we discover) are made from recycled Axe spray cans. SoYeah...

** [[LampshadeHanging Lampshaded]] in YuGiOhTheAbridgedSeries with Duke Devlin, where sexy theme music plays every time he opens his mouth -- which the other characters find annoying.

* [[LampshadeHanging Lampshaded]] in YuGiOhTheAbridgedSeries with Duke Devlin, complete with sexy theme music playing every time he opens his mouth -- which the other characters find annoying.